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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-17

III you want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought 40
Dallas, go 10 Franklin AZ Co.'S.
sos Main street. where is the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock OF books. sta
iiOnery, wall paper, gold pens.
blank books. varieties, etc..
ever offered in this market.
which are selling on ma st ac-
communicating terms.
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ruE DAILY nERALDi SATURDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER ~ iS1,

Our laIi stock n beginning 10
arrive, and will he larger than
ever before
we sill continue ~ make
wall paper, window SHADES
eie., "A speciality
Purchasers HIND our sioeh
complete, ANA ibe largest and
besi selected Ia north Texas
school boOI1s ia great variety
All Ol which al b0iiOm prices
I'lEitCE a. Lyle,
JO7 Main street.
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A FINE IMMIGRATION SCHEME.

C. Wagley and Robert Lookart, of the
firm of Wagley Il Lockart, are both promi-
nent, wealthy and reliable citizens Of Hous-
ton. In their own right, and as authorized
agents, they hold subject to disposal some of
the most valuable real estate property in
this city, and thousands of acres of land in
the best sections of Texas. For the
small sum of three dollars, one takes the
chance OF becoming the lawful owner of
Texas property worth from three hundred to
eighteen thousand dollars. So far as regards
the standing of the managers, that is mat
ter beyond the possibility of cavl.
The Telegraph of Houston, thus speaks of
the distribution
"The drawing will come of on the twenty
first VI December, Just in time for lots of peo-
pie to get substantial Christmas gift The
card gives all the particulars much bet
ter than we can write them, and we need
only give our readers the assurance that the
managers are men of standing and relia-
bility."
The Herald, Crockett, Texas, says:
"The plan these gentlemen have adopted,
to sell the large amount of land for which
they are agents, is most commendable one.
The drawing Will be conducted OIL the best
plan that can be adopted to secure fairness to
all. Messrs. Wagley & Lookhart are old real
e-tate agents of Houston, and are men who
have reputation for honesty and integrity
The Kansas City Chronicle remarks:
"Wagley " Lockhart, Houston, Texas, offer
chances TO get a good farm in Texas for SO 90.
II Is II square thing"
The Press, Paris, Texas, remarks:
"The well known firm of Wagley & Lock
hart, the largest real estate firm in the state,
are the originatOrs of this scheme by which
thousands of acres will be brought into use
and II large population added"
The Willis Oberver states
"These gentlemen are too well known to
need any further Endorsement of ours"
The Ellis County News, Texas, comments
as follows:
"fhese gentlemen are trustworthy and reli-
able. There is chance for you to obtain
COED nome by Investing the small sum of
three dollars. The distribution will positive
ly take place at Houston, December 81"
Concentrations of the redistribution" are
being received every dav from leading citi-
zens and public officials of Texas, showing
that they are fully alive to its merits.
l76dlm5lwSm
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WAGLEY s. LoCKART,
Managers, Houston, Texas
Comments OF the Press.l
SEE WHAT ST. LOUIS SAYS OF TEXAS
ENTERPRISE.

"The Lone star state is one Of the garden
spots of the continent. No land on the earth
Is more productive, ana possessors of real
estate property In Texas may look with cer-
tainty for Its rapid advancement in value,
plan Is on foot which will give
many man good farm for an
insignificant sum. The managers, Messrs.
Wagley ~ Lockart, Of Houston, are men of
high responsibility and great business capac-
ity, and therefore reliability is assured."-
st Louis Republican.
The Texas Odd Fellow also endorses the
above, and states
"From our long and favorable knowledge
OF the firm we take pleasure in commencing
them to the public as honest, honorable gem
tlemen.
And the Galveston New adds
"The distribution will comprise over 10000
acres of land, located in thirty EIGHT cOun-
tics They are divided into parcels, and il in
promised by gentlemen, whose characters
are equal to those of any in the land, that
they will be fairly, honestly md equitably
distributed"
a ., 6 II
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Married.

Il. X. Graves, Esq, one Of Dur
rising young lawyers, was married
on Thursday evening, at Cotton Gin,
Freestone county, 10 Miss Gibbs, of
Lexington, Kentucky. The brides
maids were Miss May JefIries, daugh-
ter Of DR.. Jefffies, of this city, and Miss
Elite Gibbs, of Huntsville. The
groomsmen were Captain Duncan, of
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FIR kNHkLdN Il CO.,

5Of Main street, have received
IL very fHlisuppiy Of new books
consisting of the standard au-
tliOrs i'm prose and poetry, the
best and maOst approved light
literature. appropriate jHve-
nile reading. school books.
etc, ETC., which they SELL very
cheap.
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sn,igraHts.

There arrived yesterday in this city,
per the Pacific road, two hundred and
twenty emigrants from Tennessee.
They are mostly of the farming ele-
ment, and will locate partly in this
county, and the balance in Navarro
and Tarrant counties. Their baggage
filed two cars and amounted to forty
thousand pounds.
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McSsrs. asccd 81 LaisrOp will
be found for the next week or
twO at EEansiltOn's IIat store, 0IA
Main street, where they will Re
happy 10 see their friends and
customers. They will SELL al
reduced prices, al large stock of
wall paper, books, etc. etc.. nn-
iii they secure ~ permanent
location.
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REED a. LNTIIROP

Will sell the Educational series
OF school books at introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also IN full stock OF all other
school books, which they will
sell as low as the lowest.
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NOTICE.

lob work IN inyariabiy payh'
bile Oi delivery, ana All tran
silent adyeriisemenis ~, 'h'
time they are handed in' hegn'
advertisements must MS" DO
paid in advance. These rules
will be strictly observed
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection of claims al Aus-
tin. Office AT GastOn ~ Th Ouias'
bank, north side of the public
square.
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Notice.

On and after the first of this month (Ocl0.
ber, we wish 10 Inform our friends and Gus
toners that we viii not sell on time NJ ALL
We VIII do II cash business exclusively, and
run no moro monthly accounts.
20ldlOt LEONARD BROS.
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Comes hack ana AurrendeFs Himself

MoInturii who shot Spencer on
"Wednesday night and then fled, re'
turned yesterday aud gave himself up'
Since our report Of the affair Nh Allen
Collins, mther'in'law 0f tle wounded
man, called 1t our office aud makes
Ibis statements The shooting was un'
provoked Spencer has no children eX'
cept an infant lltecn days old and
therefore, none Of "his children
threw anything into Mclnturll's we'll
McInturn had m old grudge against
spencer, supposed to have grown out
Of u land snle made 10 ~ ~, HAD no
weapon on his person, ~ some have
reported nor hns any about his preml'
sen; does not keep them.
The above Is substantially Mr. Npen'
ccr's recital Of his side of the case, On
examination before The proper trlbu'
nal we shall then got Mr., Al0lnturIrs
story, when We trust there viii be
found sufficient balm Of GilcuI In the
"uenchn 10 make all things lovely,
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the lrm of Messrs Cummlps a lln'
can, aud Dc Allen Of the hrm Of
Allen A Ewing, Of this oily'
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weather report.

Mean temperature az the city ni Dnlll,i
yesterday, Kept by lOln ~ ltpprIlh,ulNth'a,,
Fahrenheit'R nrst'OlahR Thermometer
o'clock A, 'futi''HH'ff''''''"""''t
IA O'nlOCH
bo'GloGk y, 'u,'''''''''"t'''''"""""
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Tor RcuI

good residence containing nine room0,
fronting on Commerce street, aud IN the
most desirable part OF the city. suitable Tor
boarding house. Apply At the Shcrl0'r of
nee, 2lldHl
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Can at prathor ~ Mmphy's for hno dry
goods, ready nude clothing, Indies dress
goods, notions, etc, You viii not regret II,
DIpdnt
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RlIIA marNaea,

II gives ~ exceptional pleasure 70
note q clerical achievement performed
W this young genlleman, lhe prohla'
hoe nephew of Captain llprWoud, our
county clerk, nilly drafted lllp con-
yleliuna aud sentences which we're de-
liyered by sheriff liarNley, on his
lalo uliicialyis II 10 Huntsville, 70
the superintendent Of The penl'
tenllay, with each prisoner and
10 elegant was the penmanshlp and 80
lauless VIA each paper la lls eXeen
ton lhnl they INSTANTLY commanded
tho warmest admiration Of Malpf
Campbell, in charge Of the penlIenlla'
~, who declared lhat ho had never
seen papers mare beautifully drawn
up, ON the return VI Major barkleyl
that gentleman, IN gratitude toyouns
IInrwood for tho conscientious ana
successful performance ofhis task, pre-
scented him with lillhg testimonial
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Composition Roofing.

W. q. Diboll wishes II understood that he
Is still putting on the best article of compo'
sition At So 90 per square. lie has on about
$1,000 worth over one year, AND ALL PER-
Feet lSjdlm
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NOTICE,

No accounts aGsinsl enpioyeS ." ,h'
Herald 0aice viii be aii"Nea ~ s"'.i"
monis Win The ofiieo uniess ah orhef
from the Proprietor IN Riven'
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llNNA a LnIIIrOp

HIVE cotton somplng pOpcrNt llamiItonl
Int store. MOdlw
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Lawyers nriel-

Printed IN pamphlet lorm, win nealneAf
and dispatch, al tho HERALD OFFICE
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Tin: 10, l0Xli, charcoal, per box Sl5 90; TX
lOxll, charcoal, slSOO TX, l2xl2, charcoal,
S2l OO &c, charcol, liX2O, sl7 90; TX, charcoal,
lix2o, $40 W; &c, liX2O roofing, $40 w; &c, 2Ox
2SJe32 OO; block tin % 10 ijc; sheet zinc u \
l5c; Pig lead % 10 Toe; Copper bottoms u 10
5Oc Sheet iron 26x27 n II l9%c; Solder extra
refined " h 3Sc; Galvanized iron In full bum
dies " 10 zoe; American Russia N n Soc.
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Law Blanks Of every description, for sale
md printed 10 order, at this ONCE.
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wanted.

Any honorable position Salesman pre-
ierred. Il. JEWELL.
IJfAff
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EARLIER in this year of 1874, destin-
ed to be Il golden one in the democratic
calendar, we We're called upon to re-
cord large gains and victories for our
party in New Hampshire, Connecti-
cut, Oregon, North Carolina, Colorado,
Kentucky, Vermont, Maine, and in
our own state in the election for city
officers. To these we have the pleas
ure, to-day, of adding the victories of
yesterday in Ohio, Indiana, West Vir-
ginia, Nebraska, Dakota and Arkan
sas. The Geographic returns which
we publish elsewhere, are full of good
cheer, showing that manufactured
falsehood as TO the south and civil rights
are rightly rated by the northern peo-
pie, who have come ut last TO realize
that To the country there can neither
be peace nor grace SO long us the votes
of one part of it are used to Cypress the
other. Day is dawning. The era of
restoration draws nigh; the hours of
the carpetbaggers are numbered; the
scallowags' occupation is almost gone;
intelligence aud decency reign through
out the south; there is to he peace be-
tween the races; industries are to be
revitali2ed, and we are to take up our
march on the road to progress with
none hereafter to rob oImake us afraid.
The Chattanooga convention Is an
swered; and, thank God, by the men
of the west, who know how to speak
with majorities. -[Memphis Appeal
18th inst
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The trustee of Jay Cooke e Co.,
bankrupts, has brought suit against
Henry c. Bowen, Of the Independent,
religious weekly, to vacate n contract
entered into between Cooke Il Co. and
Bowen. Some three years ago Bowen
entered into an agreement to recon-
mend the Northern Pacific railroad
bonds to the market, in his paper, and
for his journalistic influence in pro-
noting sales, he was TO receive II per-
centage on the whole amount received.
The moral, high toned Independent
did its work well, in season and out of
season, yards of the putls being writ
ten by the pious Smler CollaX, at the
compensation of one dollar line.
The immense circulation of the
Independent among the members of
churches, clergymen pious wo-
men and country people, innocent
of the ways of the world, enabled it,
through its alluring representations
and plausible recommendations, to
promote the sale of Northern Pacific
bonds to the extent that Bowen re-
ceived as his percentage SG00,O0 in
bonds and Sl60,000 in the stock of the
road. The trustee of the bankrupts
does not urge that Bowen did not full
fill his part of the contract, but pleads
that it is null and void because against
good morals. So much for religious
journalism and moral statemen in the
east, that have led thousands of clergy
men, widows and persons of small
means to invest their savings and hard
earnings in gilded rottenness to their
ruin.
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NorICg 40 ADyERTIsERs.

HereafieraiI biiiafoT advertisements
10 this paper viii he collected m"n'hiS'
unless otherwise specified Ia eOntrAe'h'
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GREAT STATE BARBECUE.
Work Of the Committee OF Ar
rangcmenls The Plan
In Full.

The following gentlemen have been he'
leGled by Tho eplumllirpol hIIhhshNhrne W.
pOInpOtn HE diiliIpul committees lni We
tifrht Democratic barbecue, 10 NJ HiNvn Nv
mis- place on lliH min inslanliA ~ Whleli ne
TX democratic candidates fnT congress, W
we'll IN nONprnpr Coke, wiz br present. HlN
nudTrbB The ptnplri
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B.t0uOrs.

Brandios-Apple. 20 OO@3 co. peaeh 80 COO
%, Cognac, ~ 95@T W.
Whisl<ies-Bourbon and Rye, y 75@3 90;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 i56gl 70.
Wlnes-.Port and sherry, 81 5O@S 10.
Rectihcd Whiskey 81 l0@l 40.
Iron and Nniis.
All sues, from to 90 cut 60 %; all sizes cas-
ing IN 10 n 0Oi all sizes finishing To ~ " %;
3D. fine 50 90; refined liar iran sc " Ii, pillow
iron &c d Ii; plow steel 1919 y, 10.
Roots and shoes.
Boys Kip Brogans sl2 OO@l5 90 q doz; Mems
do Si5 O0GlS W y doz; Children's. and Misses
do 81 50Gll6 10 u doz; Women's heavy Peg Kip
sl2 O00JlS % y doz; Boys Kip Boots SIS Goa
~ 90 " doz; Mems do $50 OO6giS % ~ don
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

OFFIpE % THE DALlAs HFhAtp
OriQber 49, lmi
lCoHeoled daily by ihe filsl Rational hanA
Bullng, selling
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EHciaHge,
TIE GENERAL MARHET.
u.ead,,u,i. and Grain,


Mon, Ts,ra romtiy "A 10, Choice
vg'tfaH' 49, tiP''h z tfVHg XX * 90,
~ "ih,i M II F'f'''
nls't, r. Xxx pIb WI $3.50
we n bNalirl ns5'H IA.
NJ LEV, III npta'i' ~ i1a7Oe
pnrnn Ma e, ,.t, IA 'is Al MOI IA.
f o,nt" eae@i ,b,t y" ~ SD.ib l0
hpAA@' Wh''p hH's W. w. " ''@' W.
GrOeeries,
usoon, plear .dtes I7tnIsei uTeaftagt lhgi
pi na,u" m,sa ca 1,v's i5e, Hams, sugar.
,,h,arsd 'iYilnl' ''''""' wv
''pIaihss,,f' In harrels per aallonli Fair 700,
p,f,, TX. dhni, M, nlden syrup R5pi hilvef
| Ifi,, M. M
'sieeT iIm barrels oer poundli Fair NO,
| priuie iI4Io, Choles Va, yellow clarified l2JsO,
white elalllfd lyteleWNelfgg itgiufes ,ln li'
Il haii baTfels iD, No. /, Rits tg 7b, No. N liia
! g'W'
"Tnbaoeo Nor Ia a1lTse
'''''' ~, ~, ,,
'0U"e hh" t'"'
| ITO, common, 1iui fall l0 good sAlsti ftlfnti
! 20 Choice, brl u, ", Java, $50, Iei, pur 70, ~
@Sl ~ .,
u.,..,. .,,,..... gtlo, ,..,,,,t.t..,
fIlnn 10y WtViinpI" t'toi ,H,,,uN,na,,u,'uilH
noi rh,ne e,El Mml, io,, lnun,, WI
hlthgl,9 Iel!9n ~, Nml oudIit,f'N Gn"p
! nfNi iM,lH 'p,i i'','t t,,tT, nrnin, In,'
nruwp ahprllng aud hhlIungsl Empire
} UC Valley lAyrr il.W Mhhnrhu1rllh T. W
! Mnsspchuselh hoi Augusta Hgri lAclrle llri
! huilulk lsri fremont llci MhnshOllhnlh
! standard la'gpi lnNliul llrhl l'h lN'gi inllnll
| Head III ll4r lU-l lilcHchcd und brown
shrolings lrpm g49g4e'.
Cotton Stripes hhd flhlds Magnolia llhci
! Toledo lilir Augusta llri Alabama llci
| Anrrlrnu \ rAilh liClNS HICKORY hlrprh
! H'4c lhOfndlkr 1895 SHERIDAN l'goi Amor
keng No.
All Wool llnscyN from l7'gWgip,
Kentucky Irunh 2loeUic for The best brands,
Cotton flWnrls W. sWlNiC,
! All Wool flhnnoH Sl0ipiO
Cotton lpuhNrj
ClnrkhO, ~ 2, spool Cotton 7Or
TWoo0A nom lV'@'o'
LumhoF.
Y,il,,y plrctnu,i, an .lzos nnd l,nrlp eco
49, ,, q, nv, i,,n enr r., 'n,I' ,nrn,,
| bn M nnr u,t WHltr plno Notwithstanding
v" M tnrr M, Whitp plno MISUNDERSTANDING
sii" ,rr a. Wnitr pima Notwithstanding
WnWii ~ nra iMeh bnams I'D oo p ,S NJ, Wbpte
Nm" ueh boorla sGO 90 nor mn Ryprlsg NNi'
lnlnRoH ,NooVo ,r bnnCcny NINA m"d
l56 05 nor nh ihth III VI per MI AhlngleS,
white pine M W per m, Shingles, white
plnc 81 90 der ms Shingles, hilr pine, 81 90,
| Npmtiitg5 h0 por hanol; Plaster Paris 81 w per
haIlrl,
DFUgs.
Alcohol Nm g2 20; dum Cumphor " y 6Oci
Chorolotm " VIZ Gum oplum tlb NJ 0JGll mi
~" iniIer "a n isayoc, OH sweet. N unl "a 90;
Sperm % gRl W. 90; BurRAnOl, pure, Nlh w 700
! 7Dn on Oi liumul ~ ihHf OOj soda Rll English
WhA sulphur iiourB h h0i tobin " 10 loi
Alum " h l@Sci Cnlomel y MS 5Oi Coeh.
incal 81 ~; vOpprrus 0wsc; llqnonco extract
hlp MppDnlnp NJ 1h0rI 40. OIL, luHtOr Rpul w ~
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The committee ON cooking and arranging
tables, etc" win select all assistants they
may need.
Committee on contributions are requested
TO meet and commence work ny soon as pos
sible in their respective preplnOtp,
Put2's Garden has been selected ms the place
for the barbecue W. l.. CABELL,
Chairman Executive Committee.
j. w. LANE, Secretary
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Canned Guo,ls.

dozen, 81 20; Plums, green cages, 9Th " dozen,
81 7b strawberries, 9Th, n dozen, SO 10; RuSp-
berries, I'm, Hdozen, - W; Bnckherrles, 2-b,
N dozen, q 70; Tomatoes, 2-b, " dozen, ~ 80.
Corn, lib, F dozen, 81 5O@3 %; Peas, 2-lb, ~
dozen, 81 5Oot3 ~; Succotash, 2-h, y dozen,
81 50; Lobsters LIB, u dozen, S3 OOi Oysters,
IN alnypn vi lD.
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Fruits, NM. and Coniecionerics.

Dried npples tllb lio; l.emons, Nbox sSomnges
q box 80 90; Figs, (newl Gi ID l5c ltaisins IN
layers, y box, new 81 90; Dried curlAnts,
" III 1905 Almonds, soft shell, " h 26ci FllbertS
new u h 200; WHlnulS, ~ b 25o, Brazil nuts,
N 10 Zoe; Peanuts, h 10 l2lac; Crnnbcrrics, q
barrel SIS; CocOunuts, v 100 $40 OO@l2 81; Fine
inncy candy, n ID 25gSOo; Pecans, u buShel
M bu
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@,ily
The daily gazette., 1874-10-27

The report was adopted, and that por-
tion relating to the nom payment of quar-
ter money was referred to the various
school committees.
The committee 10 examine the black
boards in No, 10, reported that the boards
were not constructed according to con
tract, and recommended the enforcement
of the contract terms. Adopted.
The majority of the Committee on Mu-
sic reported i'll favor of employing Prof.
Bechcr to teach music in schools OF Third
grade md up, at II salary Of $500 per an
num- from the lst Of November 1874, un-
til the LIST of July, 1879
The minority Of this committee presen-
ted an adverse report, favoring an ndeti-
mite postponement of the subject.
On motion OF Col. Grimshaw the whole
subject was postponed two weeks.
On the petition for an additional pub
| lie school in the Ninth Ward, the special
| Committee reported in favor of renting 4
| building in East Wilmington, belonging
| to Edwin Forest at SO per month, from
| Nov lst, 1874 to March 25th, 1876, and
| organizing thorcina school to be known
us No. H.
The report was adopted.
| Mr. Fraim moved that the Committee
ON Tcac .crs be authorized to employ an
additional teacher ut No. l6 (colored, for
tirec months. Adopted.
Col. lleisler offered a resolution grant
ing permission to the scholars. to attend
the Expositicn after three o'clock, any
afternoon during the week designated by
the Superintendent
This resolution is iii violation of n rule
of the Board, but on account of the bene
lit the scholars would derive from a visit
to the Exhibition the rule was slighted
and thn resolution olonta1
Col. lleisl"r aleo offered u resolution
giving the Teachers mt No. 8 permission
to attend the teachers Institute, at Wes
Chester, on Friday next.
Mr.. Roberts moved to lay the rosolu
tion ON the table, Lost.
The motion was amended so as to in
clude the teachers of oil the schools, ant
then referred to the vurious school Com
mittces, with power TO act.
The heaters at No. 2 and No. ID wer
ordered to be repaired.
A communication was read from tn
: Wcbstorlitcrary Society, announcing tn
tender of u vote of thanks by the Societ.
| to the Board, for the use OF the furnitur
of the latter. Ordered to be filed
During the evening the following ord
, ers were directed TO be drawn
$ l.. T.. Adair, $500; Adams & Bro
> S2S.01; d. ". lIarlin, SIG So; l.. c. Kent
S2t22; O'Byrne Bros, $50; II. i. Pickels
s $50; Z. Pickles, $500; Spcakman Bros
o SGD 10; A. Il. Allderdice, S0S7 Croasdal
Il Cameron. $3.50; Finn X Jackson, $50 q
Wm. H. Foulk, $G.2:i; Nathan Ghcen
e S5.G5;Wm. NJ. kcnnar,l x Co., S73. Is; Levi
Provost, 81; VIM. q. Pierce, Sill
a Springer, Morely & Cause, 81 80; Chaf
: Stewa' t, $7.37; DANIEL Stafford, 500; j
l.. u. Seeds, 5000; Geo. w. Vernon
! 5000.
! On motion. the Board adionrncl.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-27
FIFTH and I.hSr GiFr CONCERT
INAID or THE
Public Library of Kentucky.
a CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The management have determined to have
tho drawing of the Fifth and last Gill Con
cnrt of the Public Library er Kentucky on
the 3nth day of November next. We believe
now that all the tickes will be sold, and that
The drawing will be "A full one but whether
ali are sold or not, the drawing Will neverthe-
/, - certainly come on on the dsy appointed.
Tho gpt cial object of this card is to call II
meeting Of the ticket holders at Public Lii
hrary Hail, on the 2oth of November, to make
nrrnnaeinents in connection with the commit
lee appointed by the Trustees to supcrintend
the counting uf the tags representing the
numbers of tickets sold. While there Is no
nctual necessity for tho presence OF ticket
holders, ns under our arrangement the inter-
esls ofail are equally cared Tor, yet at the same
time | woul greatly prefer that IS many oi
those Interested as. can. would attend tn,s
meeting and Sc each for himsel how perfectly
fair and impartial the distribution must be;
Every arrangement has been made 10y the
drawing but little more than II month re-
mains Tor the sale OF the remainder Of the
tickets, and whatever is done must be done
promptIy, Tnos. T.. BRAMLEr1E,
Agent and Manager.
Louisville, Ky, Oct %. 1874 21-2t