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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-14
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AAvAAS ~ &&AAV 4 U0A 0ktA0
FIFTH, AND LAST CONCERT
! ars i,str, .ailA AID OF THE, ha. p'
Public Library Of Kentucky.
''.' =" =" JULY 81. 1874 ''' ''1'
TN announcing the fifth and last OF the
i -ssries Of Gift Concerts, given for the
benefit OF the Public Library Of Kentucky,
the Trustees ahd Manager refer with pride
and pleasure to the four which have been
already giyen: The first, December 16, 1871:
the second, December 2, 1872; the third,
1874.
Under thoir charter, granted by special
Act OF che Kentucky Legislature, March
'l6. 1871. the Trustees are authorized to
give ONE MORE. and ONLY ONE MORE
Gift Concert. With the money arising
from this fifth and last Concert, tho Ii,
brary, Musaum and other departments are
to DO enlarged and endowed with q fixed
and certain annual income. Such on en-.
dowment fund is desired, ds will secure,
beyond perhdventure, not only tha mainte-
nance OF this magnificent esta hlishmsnt,
but iss constant growth. i,.r,-t :! -,
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT,
For the purposes mentioned, and which is
Positively and Mnequivocally anhounc ed as
GIVEN UNDER His OHARTER AND by
THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT will como
on IN Pnblic Library Hall. at Lopisyillo, Ky.
FRIDAY; JULY 81 i874.Y 4
At This final Concert everything will be
upon scalo corresponding with it's in
creased Importance. The music will bo
rendered by ali orchestra consisting of 100
performers, selected for their fam6 in dif.
feront lands, and tho unprecedented sum of
$2,5OO.OOO,
Divided into 20 900 Gifts, will be Distributed
among the ticket-holders. } | II n
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Gift .......$ $3.50 600
One Grand Oash Gift. :. 100 OO0
One Grand Cash Gift. t............... $4,000
One Grand Oaeh Gift. ....... $4,000
One Grand Dash Gift. ...t 25' 600
o,Oash Gifts, $1O. 600 each. -. 100, 900
10 Cash Gifts, 1000 each. -. 14O 600
10 Oash Gifts, 10000 each.. :. 160. 600
2OCash Gifts, 5000 each. 'I00, 900
50 Cash aifts 900 900 essehh: esch SO, 9oooS COO
100 Cash Gifts, 1000 each...,. 100 100 600 ,Soo
240 Cash Gifts, 500 each, -. l20, 600
a00 Cas:l Gifts, 100 each. -. $4,000
is. 600 Cash Giits, 50 each..".... 950,oOQ
Grapd Total 20 900 GiftH, all cash, SO. 500 600
"hi ." FHIOE OF TICKETS. y
Whole Tickets:!. ......,.I.H,. $50 90
Tenth, or, each Coupon .l'h:! 8. - IS 90
Il, Il Whoe !rio y Isbe's for ~ i,Soo % %
Tickets are now ready for salo and ord orders "a
accompanied by cnsl, will be promptly filled.
Liberal oammiteians Nhl. .be, allowed to
satisfactory agents, ,'t,t ,i,,, .,
Circulars containing full particulars, fhr.
nished on application. ~"
Agent and Manager, Pa blic Library Build.
ing. Louisville, Kentucky. May 10 tuft
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summer Clothing.
40 l. u. Ei'aIi.'S. un,..y Columbia
N il":"!, for iiGn'- an, ,;v.'. Sprii, and
SU;ln.cr Go ritf%G Ncy so
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-14

|: i"D ;HiS. .x'ra Fau.il: rLOUR.
iuuas3t 100 .ar:c!.i"w uriccd. l'u; ,"uMd.
's""'Afs' f"isal' hv IDl'i 4 GStES
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-14
Ia Notice. .,aAlA !,

f! ), > ~. Notice. ,t,4,r y-l.r
sUPERIETENDENT's cfFtCF,I
& SPARTANBURG& Is UNION Il. X. co,
nN and after June !, Is7tt, Trains oh The
fun,. mailing Close cohned}thnA with uie
GreenvIle ana Columtia aud Atlanta aud,
Richmond AIRLINE Railroads, doingiaway
with tho delay at Aston. .,,I, .i,-,y,
The lSpartapburg and UNION, j. abroad is
completely ..aanippcl fer this DuGness;
Road being in fine condition, NJ axes good
Passengers travelling this route will have
every attention. W, w. DAVIES.
&Gy4Yl 3hb z II 9 $ ilSnperintendent. |
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-14
00lumbiaHotel
,hi ln" AL -l61In hot','n' >
:" first eNaSs.4iousE.a =

Il CHANGE Of; man agyment;
andimhny conseqhent improves
ments, enables ,tls proplietora
to offer to the travelling public
moro comforts and. convent.
enceh than Gan be obtaine Cd at
any other houee ihltlis city.;.
Z. TELEGRAPH OFFICE. BILL
LARD and BATH ROOMS in
tho house. Every attention
guaranteed. ..'!. !.n''')i'
lGORAIAN g. OALNAE,
March Proprietors.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

h&4 R& I TfhA1Ss k 4 Z : srnn y q d.ii1 Gh Il
Sundaye excepted, connectipg with Night
Trains on Santh 'CarolinA Railrc ad ub and
down;.mith Trains going! No rth an a Routh
on Charlotte, Colp pbia aud, Anauets. and
Wilmington ,Co)nmbia aud Aug pst 8 Roads
Up.
Leave eCofnnibiAat.. ~ :. IL !7!15 q nj
Leave 4 Alston. ..:....... ~. .aI!.. b.C6 m
iieaYeNewheHry.. :! .-l.....t.. 10. 40 m
Leave GoNesoury....A;... ..........,3. 100 p M
.'eatc bcHoh.,..,.:: ..:...-... $50 p. n
flveAt GreenFliie. .........; $50 p NJ
- 4''.'i DOWN. u 70 +.i'i go
Leave Gre@nvilie it. :. a.. y. 7:3O n
Leave Pcltqn.. .,,,,,,,,,...,,.,,.9 9.30 am
Leave Cohcsb bury. lib III
IeA" 3 Now berry. !..L 2!8O D 4,
Leave lster.. ...u:. ..!.I..- ;. 4.10 p IA
Arrive 81 Columbia g. "a o M,
'd"d1e,s9m Sr""c'""". lIpe Ridge Dtn.fsion
Leave y aihans. 54sa'm' .Arrte Eiib p n
Leave PERI. ville.G. II Al4n to-. 1895 pm !
I"cavspepp,e,pn 7.Wa nv 1,".X5 SO inui
Leave Sndersop S.lgarl $50 p M,
Arrive AZ Bc1,tii 500 n 1.esyt 3.5Ur m i.
Accom- ntoda ION T'rains ntii IN Ihbeyilie
Hransl, Monday " stlASo Ard Friday!
On Anderson BrApch, 'hatwrGi j. elton and
Anderson Ini> day, ThWs nd. .Satur-,
day. THOMAS D0DAMEA11, GeqySur,,
JAHrz SpRrnH. Gcner ri TitEI AZ Int :HC'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26
The Congressional Apportionment.

Some of onr eastern papers OF this
state are severely criticising the APP
portionment bill introduced 10y Sena-
tor Murdoch and which passed the
senate last week. The truth is it
sounds the kncll of several gentlemen
living in the border counties who
aspire to serve the people in Washing
ton. Every other apportionment pro-
posed gives the eastern or older settled
nort;on of the state all the congress
mon for eight wears TO come, cfiectually
emitting of the very interests that
should he represented in the halls Of
the National legislature. The MUIR
dock apportionment BILL" so called !;
was drafted with a view TO the COM
munity Of interests at present existing
IN this state. So far as practica. with
numerical strength it seeks to make
districts that shall conform to local
interests. commercial towns, lines OF
railway, etc. Thus the lines OF the
railway and travel of northern Nam
sas are east and west and all north OF
the Kaw river is designated as one
district, the Border Tier and Lawrence
and Galveston road runs north and
south through the southwestern dis
tr;ct The southwestern district is
trayersed entire by the A., I. ~ :. r.
railroad. Should the aforesaid appor-
tionment obtain, it will be impossible
"a elect a man from either district who
will not be directly connected with
every paramount local interest OF his
constituents, and however impalatapie
i, NAV be to the old politicians who
have so long run this state it is the
only apportionment that VIII give the
large majority of the people satisfac-
t;ou. A. we said before the bill has
already passed the senate and as it Is
satisfactory TO the northern portion OF
the state, and just what is wanted by
,hc southwestern third, we are inclln-
cd tn believe that it will be accepted
in the end by the legislature.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26
The Atchison Champion publishes

The Atchison Champion publishes
the obituary of Senator Ingalls, eldest
daughter, who died on Sunday morn
ing the 18th inst. Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls,
were at washington, and were tcle-
graphed to at once when il was known
that the child was dangerously i'll.
The father and mother did not reach
home until Monday, one day too late
to see their pet alive.
Mr.. Ingalls, will return 10 duty at
Washington on Monday. the "expose"
Of the Kansas City Times notwith-
standing. He is already very popular
and influential with his associates in
the senate. The state Of Kansas will
be proud of him ere three years passed
away There is the timber in him to
make a leading senator, even in SEN
ate containing such men as Morton,
Conkling, Sumner, Thurman, Schurz
and Edmunds. He or his friends are
not vain enough to think he is their
equal or superior now, hut they do be-
lieye that he will grow by experience
to shine even in their light. AS he adj
vances he proposes to feel sure Of his
footing, but ere long the people Of
Kansas and the Missouri Valley will
hear his voice raised in their behalf in
the senate chamber, and then will our
people feel the glad conviction that
Ingalls, is true son of his adopted
state, and has the ability and courage
and persistence to make her respected
in the council halls Of this great ma
ton. We are more than ever convinc-
ed that he has a brilliant career before
him.-PaOia Spirit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26

District csari ish SudieAi nisific; - the st.is
~ EafsNs IN una iyr ssis~ies coSHiy
u. A'ss~ plaintiff,
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fhsris- ~ suyasr. = Isns sal
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26
State Treasurer.

The committee appointed 10 investi-
gate the charges ofirregnlarity against
the state treasurer made majority re-
port bv Mr.. a. IL. Horton, the chair
man. saving there was gross irregular
itv in the payment of military union
scrip: they also make detailed state
ment of the cash and securities in the
treasurer's office; they recommended
the establishment of one or more de-
positories for the state, and conclude
by saving that the action of the treas
urer has been extremely unsatisfac-
tory and much of it in violation of the
provisions of the act relating to the
care of the funds in his charge. The
report gives details of the violations
of the law by the treasurer, instancing
the deposit of funds in New York, and
also in relation to transactions with
various banks in the state.
The committee recommended the pas
sage of a resolution declaring that j..
f. HAYES. state treasures be impeached
for figh crimes and misdemeanors.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26


Wichita. the great cattle mart of
Kansas. has an unparalleled reputation
during the past season, aud promises
with new facilities 10 maintain the
same during the present. Every in
ducement is being offered by the citi-
zens and vicinity. in the way Of bank
ing houses. hotels, etc. In general. the
facilities of this line are perfect. Wa
ter plenty. grazing good. and rates low.
The only line by which shippers have
the choice of markets AT Atchison. BY
this route connections are made at
Atchison with ii. & ST. J. railroad. A. 4
F.. X. c.. st. & c. B., c.. II. l. &
Pa, II. & N, c. h. L. p. II. r. At
Kansas City with A. L F.. ST. D.. h.
c. 4 N. II. & ST. j.. e. < A.. T.. w.
& w. {. & s, h. c., 81. j. 4 c. b.
BUYERS found at all stock shipping
points on the line. Locate your cattle
south of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad. and save trouble
from settlers. Drive TO Wichita. the
great Texas cattle market of + ansas.-
Cattle Trail.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26
From the sumner County Press.

Oxford has had sensation. n
Young man seeking matrimonial bliss
under difficulties, attempted TO steal
his girl away from the paternal
roof. He was discovered and shot
at three times by an indignant brother
OF the would-be bride. The twain
escaped however, and Esq. Walton
gave legal sanction to the matrimonial
partnership.
Irving Bell, contractor, has com
menced work on the court house. A
large quantity of rock and other ma
tcrial has been brought on the ground
during the past week.
Claim jumping prevails to an alarm
ing extent in Belle Plain and Palestine
townships This disease is supposed
to be contagious, and fears are enter
tanned that il will reach other portions
of the county.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26
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News Of the Valley.
From the Arkansas City Traveller.

TOUl Int al Nies ii"'N''i'
A company is being organized to
prospect for coal. The list of MEM
bers can be seen at the postofticc.
Subscription TO the amount of 81 100
has been subscribed 10 build an NJ. T..
church at this place. The foundation
has been dug out and the stone will be
laid soon. 1t is to be Il stone church,
veneered with brick, 80 by 80 feet.
The parties who have driven in cat
tie from the north recently, have pur-
chased over 10000 bushels of corn,
within the last two or three weeks, at
an average price of twenty-five cents
per bushel. this must set some money
TO circulating before long. We under
stand that one herd near here is con-
Stunning seyenty-tive bushels of corn
Der day.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26
Assianes's Notice.

TIE un5sr,snsd sssgnrs Of II Mana here
By sIf.s notice 70 tAe cfsditOrs Of The as-i snor
that on ~s3,s.dsy. tho 5ofh dsy ~ hzy 80 II
hss one No ~ Nan street In wtrhita 10 n.
rogEty % Ssdg~ict. snd stat Sf hsDsss. ths a.
essnss will sSsnsnsn~. pDhisriY 10 ssjss sd sllo-
claims sud demands against ne sstais % ssid "
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tirue in srssioa sHtfi o ri9rs Il saif 1sy.
and fhs two saes~dins dsys bstseen the ssnss
hears; sBd ali rsrsons hksirg claims sFaiDst ssis
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thass dsss they fsay b. grseiBttsd from any
beosst Of ss5a .stAis
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26

Sheriff Sale

District court 18Th Judicial District Of tho stats
OF Kansas, ia and iSr sedswlck county
George II, sweet, plaintiff.
Hannah NJ W siker and lioi-
lis Day. defendants
By virtue Of an order 81 sale isssusa eat OF shr
district court Of ;hr tssh Judicial district II Tire
state OF kansas, suing ia and tot >edgwick esan-
" wherein t.ecrsc u sweet is yiainfih snd Hs"-
nsh NJ walker and Hollis DAY defendants.
| viii. ontussiAy. the 10Th dsy Of March, \ y
is-t, st : @ clock T.. m AZ the coar; house doer
In the city Of wichita, Sc,igStrk county, oisr
for sale ST public aacilaE, 81 the highest bidder
FOR cash In hand, all tbs night title and Interests
Of the defendant iisnn@h VI Walker, IN snd u
the following d..srib-i real property tU-wtt
The north half ~ II thr northwest quarter NJ
OF section nanahcr twenty -tNo ca. in iaunship
number twenty -seytp fssl, Ia range nsnbsf enc
% east, ia the county 81 scdgviek and state 81
Kansas. said real property OF dciendsni Hannah
Walker 10 satisfy ssid order ~ sale
sheriff ONCE ,Wichita, Kansas Jan ~ A u t-t.
4 II MASSEY sheriff,
+t-n sedSriek county. Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26
Fron the Newton kansan.

a large number of cattle IN this
county have fed entirely upon buffalo
grass during the past winter, and are
looking we'll thcretrom.
John +. Dodds, esq, formerly OF
Usage City. is now as Trinidad, Colo
RADIO. making preparations to com
mencc a survey for the A. L. X ). +.
railroad. "a soon as the weather will
permit. II is state that 1l-toot vein
of coal has been discovered at the foot
of the mountains on the proposed ex-
tension of the above named road.
The Topeka Bulletin says the A., I.
& :. F. railroad is preparing for an i'm
mense trade in the spring. Excursion
trains will be run from all over the
country TO the Arkansas valley. The
track will be laid on toward Santa Fe
during the summer, and within the
next two wears the road will be COM
pletcd to the immediate vicinity oft the
richest gold and silver mines in the
world
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26

The following are the statistics OF
roval arch Masonry in Kansas: Twen-
ty-fivc chapters; 925 members; Sill
$50 value Of property; exalted, III
Identified, -: suspended, IS; grand
chauter dues. 1897: assets, 81, 46i.o3.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-26

District fanft iHH iufirtai diafflft ~ ihf stalls
u kansa. ~ ami foF 7s,ig~ifk county ksHsss
\ Barber rissaiiH.
shrisilar BHry Barbara infp and
smith fbHsis iffsudsnts.
Is sirfu. Of Az order 81 sale isased snt ~ the
Dl-tfici court ~ III t3th Judicial distfist, ssttiHs
Ia ant fsr sedFSt.t eoHniy Kansas wherein
y 4 Hsfbsr l. plaintiff sbd christian bury Bar
hsra Is.fry and smith Davis sEs defssdsats,
VII % N8niay, ibr asfb day n March, -.
iasi 81 o'ciaet " - the rguft house dD0f
IA tho city 81 " icnls gnsf for ssis ~ FaSgie sor
tlaa % the highest bi,islsf iyf eash ie hsBi al
the right ttfi~ HHd ibtsfsst 81 fhs dstssdahts
ahEi-fisa BaFy. Hafbara nafy sud raith Davis
In and % tbe following ds.sftde1 real pfeFerty
D. wif
The southwest quarter - - he southeast ,ra
quarter - ats. tn sopfh half - 81 ths so"tA.
ses; quarter to-. aEd hsts nufpb's four 90 hfs
81 sla ~ and seven. all ~ ssstins HafEiss ten
ilsi in tg~Hship fsfsissr tseat1 sisht gu sSuss
81 range ssh.i.F fii east h. ths foflEfy -
-efisy st stais ~ ksHsss
SD real property ~iii ~ ss.id Tho pr0tssty
- tbs t.frnasBts hftsfiiu Barry. H4rtafs Bar
and stsith DAVIS 20 satisfy .sti order - s-e
sssfis's onsos isaita tFbfsaFy ths ieth. 4
- l-5t
y ~ sNsaBV shsrin
as ~ fs-ss - Ssdsssek tsssbfy Kansas.
siass n Dyer. ~ a. aitarbrYa
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District court 18th judicial district, CT the stats
of ksnsA~. In AMI Cor >edrwiek county.
She llshsTgtr q ieidigh, PtsiaiiGs,
Jsfaes MeTuilcch, administrator Of
N. n Lindsay deceased. Annie l..
Lindsay, Robert LINDSAY. James
ArD.nt. defendant.
Ey virtue Of IN order 81 sale issaed cut of the
district canr; OF the lsh adc>i District sitting IN
and Tor >edsNicS comfy, ksEsas, whtrcin shell
lagssrgrr sud ieidigh are plaintiffs. ard james
Met allcch sdmi ntstrataT 81 u LINDSAY. de-
erased Anais 1. Lindsay k0hrrt Lindsay.
james Arr nj defend ants viii on Thursday, TIE
lpsh day 81 March. \ u. use Il twoe, Sieek y.
N Al n, court hSbi@e lecr In thr eiiy ~ "ichis.
Sr,iSwics county. ksnSss eacF fer sale =; fahltc
auction ~ the highest bidder for cash ia hand.
ali IN. right si;e snd tn.ervSt Of the defendants
James Mc,uIloch, administrator Of N " f.infssyt
deceased Annie T.. LINDSAY. Reeeri Lindsay and
Jsnsrs Arnept in and Ia the following described
real property. to-wst
The north hsl! az Of she southeast quarter ~,
u section number seven %. IA township number
weufy seven ts1l. south % range namc-f tive ~
east; and lots namhsr thirty tis1 thirty -fsnt
$50 thirty-six i5sl and thirty eight tS>i. vs.
ict street. IN thr t.,wn Of Wichita county Of >eds
wick and STATE OF kaD.a.
said real property will be sold a. the property
nf defendant James Nctuilcch. administrator %
~ n Lindsay, tec "a, Nnnlr I. Lindsay, Robert
Lindsay aud James Armeai. - ss,ts.S sad order
10 sale
sherlr's ofrc. wichlis Kansas, Jan. sah. lisa.
n n AA>StN >heria.
G-3 Sedgwtck county, kEnSzs.
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Hon. NJ NJ. Murdoch, president, pro.
TEN. of the senate, presided over the
joint convention during nearly the
whole six days of the balloting
for senator. And he presided with
ability. as the convention evidently
thought, by passing resolution Of
thanks to him Observation-Disclosures
Sun.