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The best j. tne Cheapest.

The Non-cx plosive PetrO Oil sold by VIM
J. Brown, Sr., Jackson. Mississippi, makes
the ehpapest, cleanest and most beautiful
nghtof any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has
stood the most severe tests without explo-
sion. [feb1 2 6m
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IMPORTANT NOTICE. |

IMPORTANT NOTICE In view of the
strngeucy of the tunes, and in order to
close cut our Winter took, from and after
this date we will offer our entire stock OF
Winter Goods including all Dress Goods.
custom made clothing, Blankets. Carpets,
&C., &c, at prime New York cost.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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RETURNED. We are glad to meet
again our young friend, DIR. George Har-
rington son of our lelIow-towusman. DIR.
|. +. Harrington, who has justgradu ated
with houors in New York, and returns a
fuIl-dedped NJ. ID.
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FOURTH
Grand Gift Concert,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Librar of Kentucky.
Success Assured.
a Full Drawing Certain
On Tuesday, 3lst Of March, Next.
Dec. IL, Is7S-tt

IN ORDER 10 meet the general wish and ex-
i pectation of the public and the ticket
holders, for the full payment of the magnih-
cent gifts, announced for the Fourth Grand
Gift Concert of the Public Library Of Ken
rucky, the management have determined TO
postpone the Concert and Drawing until
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APPRECIATED. Here is kind word
from subscriber which for obvious rea-
sons, We appreciate more highly than an
Ordinary compliment:
THE CLARION with US is a ''siIae qua
non" my WIFE says it is the best news pa
Per We take. NJ. II. T.
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDs.-At-
tentiou is called to the advertisement of
z Iward J. Evans & Co., Nurserymen aud
seedsmen, York, Pa.
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Paying Employment

NOR ALL having spare time, in selling our
T. NEW BOOKS No Fancy or TraRsisat
actually saving money to Buyers. Book
Agents seeking Something useful and fast-Bel-
ling. and all haElng any spare time for pleas
ant work, without risk. write. O. onea Scr COM
plete 16 page descriptive circular and liberal
terms, 20 r. .A.HUTCHTNSON A. & Co.,
Febl9 St. Louis. No.
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SERVED Hn RIeHr.-Judge Smylis
sent q rumseIler in his circuit to jail 20
days and fined him $50 for sailing liquor
to HAinor.
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PRICES REDUCED.-Owing to liberal
patronage Coleman, the mill man, has re-
duced his prices; see advertisement else
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Watch GIAe Leak.

We observe that II 1binsOn & Stevens have
again established their Remnant Counter"
feature so popular in large cities, in order
to expedite sales at the close of the season.
These goods are fresh and attractive and
embrace selections from their large stock
a stock that, for excellence and variety,
stands pre-eminent in our business commu
nifty. AS proof OF the foregoing, we append
a price list of some of the articles on that
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The expenses of the National Govern
nent amount to $40, 900 per day; nearly
one million of dollars.
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DENTAL NOTICE !

DR A. H. HILZHEIM would announce to
II his former patrons and the public gener-
4lly that he can be found at his old stand, up
stairs, in Hiizheim Building, prepared to exc
cute all operations in Dentistry in the mos
perfect Manner Jan0iy.
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SENATE.
ruEsDAY. March 8. 1874.
MESSAGE rnon rnE eovERson.

Mr. President: ] am directed by His
ExceIlency, the Governor. to inform the
Senate that he has received and accepted the
resignation of Hon. J. s Smy the, Senator
from the fifteenth Senatorial District, to
take effect on the fourteenth day of Feb
ruarv 1874
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PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE 90.
OF VIRGINIA.
aSOiicfc- Issued Nearly 100000.
IRn is tie Largcsl Southern Company
a Erisleuce.

UHHIS Is THE ONLY SOUTHERN COM
A. pany chat has passed inspection by pho
Insurance Departments ut New York, heu-
lucky, California aud other States, thereby
placing it On the same basis OF sulFvucg Ha
the leading companies of America.
IL Success has been unprecedented
1t is doing business an over thc United
States aud Europe, 40 Issues pohcles 0n uII
the approved plans. The "fiuauclai Security
Pohcies are very popular wttn mercuauls
and others as "A collateral security Tor those
VINO owe money, or have money owing them.
gazs- Tae rates on this plan are over 90 per
'ent. cheaper than the ordinary rates.
Active and conscientious agents wanted iu
every county in Mississippi. ror iurtuyr par-
tIculurs apply to the Undersigned.
G w. TERRELL,
General agent and manager Tor the athtcF W
Louisiana and MIssissIppi
(successor to Gen. b. ID. MauryJ
lEs- Oaicc no. 81 Carorfg ct Street. Now
Orleans.
Local agent al Jackson-CAPrJOHN r. BUCK.
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% SHEETS OF CHOICE MUsIC.-s1 90

SHINGLES? SHINGLES! SHINGLES I
ALL FOUR INCHES WIDE, NICELY
N Packed Warranted the best in the
market Heart, 81 so; Sap 5 O0-on cars.
Send order to
HAS. a IIOSKINS.
Feb12 6m BrOOIkha ven. Wis
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10 Ia opOOI IHTeau, PIT uOz 90
Pure Linen Polka Dot. Napkins at cent
piece; Linen Towels at 30 cents per doz.;
Ladies Cloaks at 81 80 20 S., worth $40 -
$40; and many other articles equally as at
tractive.
Now, when money is so scarce, is the time
for all to economizr and this announcement
offers an opportunity to save, that we think
will be improved by those wanting any
goods in their line.
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Look ut that lot of Ladies and Chill
dren'. shoes at $l.O0 at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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hOBINsON q oIEFhN5'

JUST RECEIVED 100 gents New Style
Spring Suits at
RoBINsoN q STEVENS.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
Total, Is, ,OOO:Gifts, all Cash /. 81 500, 90
he chances of a gift are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Total, 12, 900. Gifts, all Cash s / 500, 900
The chances of a gift are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS;
Whole tickets $50; Halves S25i Fenths or each
coupon, $5 Eleven Whole Tickets for 500
22% Tickets for 81, 900; 1l3 Whole Tickets for
5000; 227 Whole Ticke for $4,000.
No discount allowed on less than 500 worth
Of tickets.
Tue Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted
in all respects, like the three which have al
ready been given, and full particulars may
be learned from circulars, which will be
sent free from this offiae to all who apply for
them.
Orders for tickets, and application for agen-
cies, will be attended TO in the order they are
received, and it is hoped they will be sent in
promptly that there may be no disappOini-
ment or delay in filling all Liberal terms
given those who buy 20 sell again. All
agents are peremptoriiy required TO settle
up their accounts and return all unsold tick
cts by the 10Th Of March
THOS. n. BRAMLEFrE,
Agent Pub. Lib. KY. and Manager
Gift Concert, Pub. Lib. Building,
Jan9-td Louisville Ky
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

See advertisement of house wanted.
See advertisement Wanted Day
Roarders" in another column.
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TIME - MONEE.-Save time BY buying
Victor Sewing Machine, TO make ur cloth
Vng Of any and Svory puu for yOur family
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LATEST NEWS.

Ex-Presi(lenL Fillmore Frustrated
by ParaIy sis.
BUFFALO, March 2.-Ex-President
MilIiard Fillmore is in a precarious state
from an attack of paralysis.
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Fine Residence FOR Sale.

TIME FINE RESIDENCE of W. L. Ware is
l. offered for sale, cheap. and on easy terms.
The improveIne are tXceIlent an ca pa cious.
The dweilin< is si uat ed about one mile and
quarter from the Capitol. Either p o. 20
acres, surroun ding q he dwelling, (as the pur-
chaser may prefer. VIII be sold with the
dwelling
For terms, apply to
JOHNSTON s. JOHNSTON,
feb12 3m Agents.
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Tuesday, March S1St. 1874.
NO FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT.

No doubt is entertained Of the sale Of every
ticket, before the Drawing. but whether all are
sold or not, the Concert aud drawing will pos
itively and unequivocally take place on the
day now fixed and if any remain unsold they
will be cancelled and the prizes will be re-
duced in proportion TO the unsold tickets
Only Sixty thousand tickets have been is
sued and
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Imdfnnn GsranEes.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 3rd.-There are
1850 oranges Patrons of Husbandry in
Indiana. An average of sixteen to each
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WANTED.-A HOUSE.
.OCKY MOUNTAIN SILVER SPRUCE

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SILVER SPRUCE.
The most Beautiful Tree in America.
ROUND CACTUS,
MOUNTAIN SUNFLOWER,
PAINTERS g BRUSH,
PIXIES PEAK COLUuBINE.
And other Rocky Mountain specialiHcr.
For Descriptive Catalogue and Price list
Of Seeds, Address
LANDI8 q FEGAU,
Denver, Colu1fa.
Special Rates 20 Nur-arvren and D-alcT-.
Fep28l&.
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THE ANTI-LIoUoR MOVEMENT.

The prayer movement is rapidly taking
shape here. A number of meetings have
been held. At a meeting held last night,
it was agreed to copy and publish all
signatures to liquor petitions, and in case
of forgery to prosecute the forgers.
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A child can readily learn to sew ON th6
v1menr Nanhiae. n
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will be distributed among the ticket-holders.
The tickets printed in coupons, Of
tenths, and all fractional parts, wall be rep
resented in the drawing just as whole tickets
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JACKSON, March 4, 1874.
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feb12 BIN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-16
ia HONORABLE.


, in u Fourth Of July address at Man
chester, Tennessee, Hon. Asa Faulk
ncr told how, when he wanted rcmal,
labor in his cotton mills, he brok,
down the prejudice against labor thai
then existed in his neishborhood. II,
said:
Young ladies', | told you that did
not preach any doctrine that ! did not
practice, To give youa proof of that.
allow me 20 repeat an incident IN ny
own history, In 1916 | took into
partnership two of my ncighbors 20
huIld n small cotton factory where |
i've. They had been merchants. and
hau made money by their pursuits. /
oh my part, furnished the water. wpI
and a small plat Of ground on which
I" build the house, which was ahouI
all could do. They furnished all the
capital TO purchase the machinery.
ne machinery was ready 10 put in
place IN the spring of the ycar 1917
The labor question was the rock likely
TO he the rum Of II enterprise. HAD
never seen but onC small cotton mill
and that was located in ShelbvyilIe,
/ enncsscc, and operated by slave Ia
bor' | tried to get similar labor rorI
oar mil, but failed on account OF thcrp
beng 50 few lahorcrs in our county
tried to get white laborers. bu, OWN,
o Il prejudice, they refused to work in
! cotton mill. | was sorcly pcrplexed.
lac Invested my all in the enterprise.
to stop wa financial ruin to me.
"ln this dilemma | had a consulta-
ION with my wife about the propriety
putting some of our w children .
u The factory for 4 shor, time. to break ,
own that foolish prejudice; she con- -,
ehted, and We determined to put in .
m,lI u son aud two dguahtcrs q
! made Known 10 by partners, $
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Possibilities OF Failure Discoveries

,.I.. .u.
~ Sl''N!o9 -I,",'''V'on OF tne poPu.
I'l lack OF "~c,ch'IIc reasoning Is to be
Ionno ~ an e"it''''!t "n'cU recently ap.
p'arc" II I"e NC" 'orN Herald as toll
lows;
me "IIie'C Inauguration IS unable
10 I''"'cV '"c "~''coF'.'c5 Of I'e future.
iof al we KNOW 'a!h.I'e' IN the next
c''ltu,3 "'"S pun .''I from Ihe river
ana '!'o'nI''lc ''e'r houses with ice
amt eIrtIF'r''J' IRON vessels property
"i'SHeI']''' may Sn'L through tIo @jr
1M' ~p'''oo''' an" lF'P 70 'oe kocky
M',''''"' ma; VIC '""Ic ~ al hour,
IIn'L'' "L1H'ni09S '"''An'er.can gran"
W." w '"0' '.''o H''clPoO' mo laIcu!-
=" ''I|"e' w" t'Pc5 i"'l uhder the
S''' ~ means oI condensed air and
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M --'--' ----' -ar- T----v am
""lcn 'oT''' , ,IVI bom ~ nnt in some
PLoEeu, ","'' ' "nnh H,yingn romi
% lTI,I 'nna"''T ~, ' ,Loy s,td i,oir cbii
o. MS o"4 noa '. y nm to rccn.
o''1 """ 10y ' te%,o,rn and th.rcrorc
,"' T1o,,' y Va " 'v"|,h apvthino in Ma
%ou'" "'I ~ " rat ,h"y aid not wish
,'oto, a l.a ','" ~, '",' ,L1rc INIT II was
Sn,. C anJ"LI w oo"nrH for mar children
o"n'yT'' ~, ,Ii97 di1 Not deter me
c c., "1 ,,a c,"rso G,l SET ont to pur-
w." '1' Snnn 49, #, wus known in the
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Attachment Notice,
=" William Nileman vs. T.. j. Sanders,

''"" A''Iil"il " lad. sanders.
IN this case the complainant. on aniIa
VII t.'"t the defendant j, indebted 20 him
anu - Il noA-rcSiient Of the State of Ten.
nessce. 50 that the ordinary nrnrc.. or 49,,
law cannot he served upon him. oLt,innI
rom the Undersigned. Il Justice Of tLo
teacc Tor Franklin county. Tenn. an A..
lltllIIent which was levied upon crrtaf,
property said to belong to said drfnnJar,
II returned before me.
IL Is therefore ordered that publication
~ ,'ituH lor roar consecutive weeks in the
tho 'o"r.ai; = newspaper published in
curing said defendant to annnar ho ci.1
at my office in district M q ~ p' LotJ
on the 22i of August. IS7I, f."
piet,i' answer, or drniur TO said hrtnct'
lhlS, July Stll, 1874. 'Np'I'c'
in,,o-,u JNO. T. FINNEY, j. p.
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The recent uphoaval in ENGLAND.
consequent upon the mlapny djIyor.
cncc3 Of opinion between the O,ccn
and her Imperial danah,rr.m-Iaw. say.
the Louisville Courier Journal, seems
to have begun with the .lf,h, ,barioo.
up experienced by the royal and impe.
rial parties when they FIRST wen, on,
together Sor a drive. The Queen and
Princess of Wales sat themselves nos
itivcly down on The back seat Of the
carriage, and Alaxandi owna and Al.
fred were Obliged to put themselves on
q seat with their bach4 to Che horses
The Russian priuccss bore nm pplcr
this appalling condition Of affairs pnti,
the drive was over, when she informed
her mother in law thu, she wou,lncycr.
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" mt" Us. |EilaCli.

Ia Louisiana the a~rryo,nr, Of H.,
rno,.,. Wv
fyImarion Of white I..,on. anal .n
white men. Of all n,,,irs oro i,inin,
it; and the lane. oauc,4 o-r o.,unfon
aho.tj,c arti,uJr ,ovorl III. n.,r, To-
borcra, aal in many cases thew refuse
{, employ them ON tl,ur c,rm. ,,
about their residences in oov c,,,o.iu.
So much hostility h,s r,,,.
Ila, fine ncorocy o,o,, n,~,oo,n.m
who live in tho coun,r, o,on,,..,.
the ci,ioe for nro,onrno
This bitter r,n,inc hos ,..r
~, th,o oo;,.r.,
sociaI con,,,y hin rE.
white wrr,chc. IN fin, e,,u .L.''
GROWN rich in .hor, ro, r,"
nroro .n,,rooo l.o,., ,,..I 49,,
fla. foot u,go on,.h,,l 10, '''
fcc, yociol oon,r,, mtn' $50 P''
and uudcr sn.h ,n,.m., ~
!ayc GROWN On in~,,la,,,l,
,whore thew have ubc ,,rLo,., Ma,
Inr whites who owo ,ho ..., ,, ,,,
to or,anjz. in sc,rd.r.nco NO .,~
the apimps Of ,,is ,,o,ni.,,i,n ~,
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

IT. ]. Sluiter, Esq:
rs /. j. Jackson, the present Clerk OF
the ,lrcuit Court. has declined to he a
candidate for reelection, please announce
meas Il candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court Election lst Thursday in August
heNt' W. ". ESTIIL.
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\ DEED.
a Deputy U. $. Marshall Murdered
while Iiciglcssly Intoxicated.

| From the %Lynthburg Sentinel, 10Th inst
We stop the press this morning to
record q deed which has cast q feeling
! Of sadness over our entire community,
EARLY this morUIHg Coroner Morgan
was informed that the body Of a man
had been found on the road side op.
Dosilc tlc residence of j. I. MOtlOW, Il
halr mile east Of town, lie immediate.
~ summoned Il jury, and going to the
spot it was found to be JAS. =. Everett,
= Deputy L. 5. Marshall, appointed 4
short time since as the successor OF
liildreth, who was killed mean Hills
boro, Upon examination it found that
two pIslo! balls h&d entered his skull
Just back Ofhi5 left ear, and very close
to each other; the end oiAis left thumb
was also shot OIL. Nothing appearing
TO give Il cluc rs to who did the deed,
the jury gave as their verdict that The
camo to his death Ivy Il pistol, fired by
an unknown party" Everett was in
town late yesterday evening, and when
he lett was drunk. lie is supposed to
have been So intoxicated rs to have
fallen OH his horse, and was evidently
in II helpless condition when killed.
This is as q dark a deed as it has ever
been oul lot to record, and it receives
the general condemnation by Il peo
pie that it deserves, and they will offer
every assistance in their pOWertO bring
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The Milan Exchange states that DR..
NJ Harris, OF that place, shipped this
year over $1,000 worth of strawbcr
iies, The product OF one acre and a
half
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The Pulaski Citizen says it is re
ported that it will he very difficult to
get men to hold the August election in
tues county. Not only are all the
present lncnmbents candidates for 70
election, aud therefore lacapacilo,cj
but nearly every other mar who can
read is Il candidate.
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FOR TRUSTEE.

We are authorized to announce w
Francis, Jr. Il candidate fof recollection to
the Office Of Trustee OF Franklin county M.
the ensuing August election.
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ORDIN
or THE
Corporation Of Winchester.

Z SUN 1 = - 'tA'. NE'llH - : Nf'l''f'If &c. -
Mathews and j.. y, McCutchcOn. Alder
mcn,-cnact the following Bylaws and
Ordinances for the government of the
town of Winchester. viz;
SECTION l.-WhOcyrr snail. in this town.
Want0nly disturb the peace Of Others by
violent, tumultuouS, offensive conduct or
carriage, or by loud and Unusual noises, or
by un>c"nly. prOiInc. obscene or offensive
language, or by language calculated to
provoke a breach Of the peace, or by rs.
saultiag, striking, or lighting another;
and whoever shall permit any such con
duet IN any house, or upon any premises
owned or possessed by him, or under his
management, 50 that others j., the vicin-
ily are disturbed thereby, shall be deemed
guilty Ola mtSdemcanOr.
SEC. 2.-Whoeycr shall, in this town,
disQuict or disturb any congregation or
assembly met for religious worship, by
making 4 noise, or bv rude and indecent
behavior, or by prolanc discourse within
the place of worship, or so near the salne
rs to disturb the order or Solrmuity OF the
meeting, shall be deemed guilty OLA mis-
dcmcanor.
SEC. 3.-Whocycr shall. in this town,
disturb any lawful assembly of people hy
rude or indecent behavior. or otherwise,
Shall be deemed guilty Of u miSicmcanor.
SEC. L-Whocvcr Shall, in thi, Gown, fly
Il Kite, or shall bcdctcctcd throwing rocks
or other missiles. 50 rs TO endauGcr WIN
dows or glass. or other property, or doing
any thing tina, is Wanton or dangerous To
persons o. prOprrtv. shall be deemed Gull
ty of Il mi,dcmrauor.
SEC. 5.-N hocTc shall. In This town, be
found in a state OF iutoNitattOn in any
public place. such as II square, street, 0I
t"horouGhGarc. shall be deemed guilty of q
misdcmcanor.
SEC. Amy person guilty Of any indie
cent exposure of person to public view
within Tie corporate limits Of this town
shall be deemed guilty Of a misdcmcanor
SEC. Amy person who wautonly dis.
charges firearms within the corporate
limits OF the town of Winchester. after
sunset. shall be fined not less than So non
more than 500; and for the same offence
in day time not less than SO.
SEC. S.-Ihat il shall be the duty of the
Clerk to report all persons following any
business or ayocation taxable by the laws
Of the town. refusing to take ont a license
therefor. to be assessed by the Clerk. SucI
person Shall pay an additional tax of SO
to he collected Us other taxes.
SEC. 9.-All shows Of animals. menAgc-
rics, circu,cs. lcgerdcmain or slrigil-ot-
hand, or other exhibitions, for money OF
individual account. are taxed so, to be
collected rs the Recorder.
SEC, lO.-.A tax OF one dollar is laid fol
each exhibition Oft Stallion or Jack upon
the square or streets, to he collected by the
Town Constable; for standing Il horse OF
Jack Within the corporate limits, Il tax in
amount equal to tlr price asked for Il seas
ON of one mare. said Jack or Stallion to De
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The L. S Treasurer sold $1,000,
600 in gold during the mouth Of
Lnnc.
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TOTAL. 10000 GIFTS, ALL CASH, f.
mounting tt. .w.......... . S2.5oOU1
rEfCE or TICKETS.
Whole tickets $4,000; halyc, $500; tenth;
or each coupon $500; Eleven Whole Tick.
cts for $1OO,O0; 22'a Tickets for Sl,ONOm
Tickets are now ready for sale, and Or.
dcrs accompanied by cash will be prompt.
ly filled.
Liberal commissions will be allowed %
satisfactory agents.
Circulars containing fall particulars
furnished on application.
TfIOS. T.. BRIMLETTE.
Agent and Manager
Public Library Building, Louisville, ny.
may2l-td
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The Fifth Gift Concert

for the purposes mentioned. and which
positively and mcIuiyocalIy announce
as the last which will ever ne giyrnOrI
this chariot and by the present manaa.
mcnt, will come oil in the Public Libr,r
Hall, at Louisville. Ky,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06
NUMBER 23

VIII abandon the vessel, and not be-
fore, nor onc OF my crew sir. Every
thing shall be done to save it, and if
we fail, it will not be from inaction.
Bear ahead, every one Of you, at tho
pumps.'
Thrice during The day dill we dis,
pair; bat the Captains dauntlcss cour-
age. perseverance, and powerful Wilt
mustered every man OF board, and VIC
went to work again.
81 will land you safely at the dock
in Liverpool said he, elf you will be
men,
Ana he did land us safely; but tho
vessel sunk mooTad to the dock. Tho
Captain stood on the deck OF the sink
ing vessel, receiving the thanks ans
the blessings Of the passengers as they
passed down the gang plank. waS
tho last to leave. AS | passed, lr,
Sraspad my hand and said:
''Jui!Go p, do you not recognize mc!-
| told him that was not aware that
ever saw him until l stepped aboard
his ship.
"ho you remember tile boy in Gin
cinnati:'
Every well, sir; William IIavcrlv."
~ am he" said ne. '!Gol bless you."
"And God bless noble Captain Hay-
cr!y!'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06
HEvsPApEGs DECISIONS.

!. A,v one who takes paper regularly from the
poatoiicc-whether directed 20 his name or anoih-
cr's-or whether he has subscribed .. not-is re-
snons.blc for The payment.
T. If person orders his paper discontinued he
must pay all arrearaycs, le publisher may con-
time 10 send /; until payment is made, and collect
the who'c amount, whether the paper Is taken IRON
the Office not.
:. The cour.s have decided that refusing to take
She newspapers or periodic us from the POSt"iice,
removing AMI leaving them unraleI Tor, Is
primd |rcid evidence Of intentional fraud.
REGrLATING Ii AL PUBLICATIONS.
act to amend IN Act entitled, Z" An Act 70
proy jdc for and regulate the rates Of charges for
the publication Of legal documents. - approved
January 9th, ISL.
Ecn enacted BY the Legislative Assembly Of the Ter
ri.ory Of Monfdn":
SECTION I, Publishers Of newspapers in this Ter
rtorv shall l,n entitled to tn" following fees Tor
Eublicatt Of aii legal advertisements: For the
iir.t rtion Of each folio Of one hundred words,
three dollars; for ca subsequent ins, rtion, two
dollars.
SEC 3. ihc printer Of such legal advertisements
shall be entitled to payment of mis- full fees before
being required to furnish certificate Of the pu.l'-
Gallon.
Approved, December 2S, ISL.