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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE BIBLE IN DIR SCHOOLS.

THE BIBLE IN OER SCHOOLS.
~ Ne Edisor NJ The 7ytsusd.
Chicago, Aug. l5-l lmyc read catciully tho
sermon vi tte Kcv. Paslthurat III your pa1":r ol
yesterday, aud, willie atl,sst It's franl:ucss,
cantos ln'!ossc some Of It's conclusions.
think there Is tcu snucl. disposition to make
a Evapec.,at VI the Catholics In this ulnttcr Of
the murder Of Air. l!antord, rs well lis 11shny
ot!icr things, and, While they doubtless lave
many things to uiswer for, 1t Ii nc.tser wise
nor Just Il, be eternAily picking al the beam iu
the ryet VI the Cathpc C!urcll l,nti. those wllo
d. It tifi tee uiarc clearly themselves,
II Is surprising t0 sec Clergyman whu car
write witt, tue turce at,i cieaEness that this IT,
c~lleh SERMON Indicates nj completely blinded
kn,w, when lie talks ut it,reng thr Protestant
version OF tho Bible buck Into the sclools, that
he Il proposing to do Just what ho
50 taya.e]y condemns the, Catholics
a ssE aoes Is IL '}"E a5 Its 0' authuf, Mhafis
fur saying that my childrGn shall listeI, to Ills
Dihlc teaclling4 In our public schools whether
approve of It or notl Our public sc'ot,is are
not Theological mills, but places for teaching
slch branches Of education as all agrcr arc esben
t!nl In tho ordinary business vi life. anil the
chickering's ntd wrAnyli1,ys Vi the Infiity uf
religious scets should hnve no pluve tiien.. Ii
the Catholics have aided In the clearing Ut Our
public schools Of this laut bune oi contention
ithe orthodox n!hlc}t they deserve tho thanks ot
every respectable l,ersou Il. tho community.
The Billie Is ali right III Its place, but this rev.
crcld gentleman has little ilca OF the extent Of
the opposition to itn reIntroluctun ty the great
Hsnss ii the pc,,Ilc, tnean tic Intelligent,
thllkLng peulFc, II he slpposcs they arc willing
to lMve It tlrust buck into our schools.
II thc great party strife In future time ia to bc
as hc wuuld have us understand, between
Catholics and Protcstants, It !nay br n,ntter
worthy of consideration whether every goutl
cltiZcn should nat Use his Or her Influence to ect
oil sucl, lnattcrs riglt and that too becu,lFc III
the right, nnd not BECAUSE It Is demanded By
either Catholics Of rrotcstauts, or t.use who
ind"rse neither thu Catholic nor Protestant
dogtnua.
NJ earthly Gool lias cvcr come or ever can
c,,,llc Ut the rc4lfng vi the Bible anu holding
religious cScrrtscs Iii our public sliluols, und ii
there Is any p|aec in thia vile worli where
ncetarinntsIn shouih tc shut out, It should tu
III thu public sclpotB. II we would prevent thu
Catholics frpm eilcroachng 1n cur rights let ia
nut attrtnpt to impose sny thing that is wruns
upon them. Let The Irotcstun,s put Oh tlie
arlnur Of truth uni Justice tliciiieclyrs, I,ll
theu they 1nay safely count on the assistaricc Ut
their multitude al frcntt5 WIS Will stand by thu
right whenever they find Il. but who will never
by wost! or yotc br guilty u ugatn reminding
that bone of contention, the f,tble, into our
public sch0ulS. Il LluEEaL IAOYE57ANT.
, 1876-08-17

s5PEtVH4 GdfPt&st7F
CALIFORNIA, Mo, Aug. 1d.-lhe celebrated
case Of thu Statc Of Missouri vs. lsudulpAus X.
Turner, indicted for furgcry Vi O'IIara ttlcs Ii.
ttls county, was called in uur Circuit Court to-
day ind dismissed for want Of prosecution. Tur
llcr was arrested At Ills house III Quincy IN Sep
te1nber last OH rcquisision, nt the irstigatiun
Ut Hill, Ca!tttck, anI others wtl,'wl,uH he WIS
engaged In litigation IN Ch!ccgu. The rrusern-
tion t'as ~, en'e1 y. = Go'npiste Tzle, leaving II
, 1876-08-17
vankee viii be called to-tnorrow Ia the Munich

wankfe VII be called t3-tnorrow Ia the Munich
pal Court.
Special Df+pafeh - 7ae Tft1uae
SrRtNnF1KLU, ILL.,, AiIE. lB--The Watcrtnwr
N. ~ fisr Insurance Cntutnny has applied ~
the Auditor fur lfecusc to traIssact tlisiue.s III,
this SMtr.
J. L. Corl,la, Of M.n'ota, 'sa* ',ccn rcappoint-
cl !Iela,er Vi the State Buur,l vi Public t!.ar-
ties.
Sbsciai D.sp1seh 10 TIE 7i4sune.
Iowa Ctrf, Iu., Aug lD-i'rnt. Fellows. of
this city, lnla revoked III, ,ic'lsn3tIon nf t',:
State snpcr!nteh,Icmy of Public INSTRUCTION,
rid may now be considered II regular candidate
tUr that oiHcr.
Speefat Dispdtch to Tie Tribune .
MADISON. Wis., Aug. N.-Mr. Mark It. frtsl,
turned orer the rark uutci so A. II. Wc1t, u
Detroit, Mich, to-day.
, 1876-08-17

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug.-A telegram to tho
Coxrier-jouraal relates the particulars OF u
disturbance Mt Mount OliYct, Robertson Coln-
t., last night. A gang Of ruians, supposed to
ho from Mitchell Mills, about midnight entered
tho town and cutlcavored to force NIT cntsaneo
to several faloons. They finally attacked thu
Ward House. Un being refused nl1nittahcc,
they began firing md throwing stoucs. Kllicy
Whit Wt1cy W.T. severely sot in the sile *.El lille
assembled md drove tlicn uut OF town, They
layo Threatened tu return uul burn the town.
, 1876-08-17
TFlFGRApHIC MITES.

Dsrnolr, MIcl.., Aug. lu.-rhs Detroit Ltch.
Guard lsrlysd thts evening from Philadelphia.
They werv met at tho depot aud escorted
through tie principal streets tn tho Armoty by
tho betroit Con.maudery Knights TempIar,
Scottish Guassls, Pcouzc Cadets, aud their r.
spcstiye hands, uul tf.ere welcomed homo by
The officers Ut tllo different lai!tusy orguutta.
tons iu Il lew appropriate remarks.
6pscfai. .Di.pafeA to 1ht IriauaA
MADISON, Ms, aug lG.-'lhe llEcl suit Of
Mckinney Agalnat the Evli4.trclIl 1itt<s Of NIL.
, 1876-08-17

To the Editor !f 7ae Tribute.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15,-llc who r;tscs The srars-
cry of "Bewarc Of Rome" Is guilty Ut melting
n quiet populaec to religious quarrc!iug. II il
i,onse,lsc to manufacture" " any such bughrar.
Americana boast 10 mich OF their religious tol-
Grafton, aud yct tho inmigfael popularc beats
them by II long sight In ttiat respect.
You can observe that, Whenever Catholic
dies who did not live up to the rules and 5egu~
lations Of his Church, end who Is therefore dr.
,,sel Churril-Fu.eral by Ills Church,
outsiders ra!se the, anful cry ot fanNt-
ss, ss}" EGx wGu 5 a,! sn1ssy sa,y ask ssl1 WhSss
uut her laws A,na.g her ,ueInbrrst II you jain
club and plclse yourself to visit that club at
least onrc every year, un.lcs penalty tllat such
club Will mt participate III your funeral II you
don't lsvc up to tbs seruts what lt,cs Il matter
~ outsiders II you forfcl the clubs attendance
Ut your funeral bctAuse you didn't Eu near tllak
cImht Let tile Catholics a!one, A1n! thry will
let protestants alonr., II they t!on't, tlrn It
VIII hu tiMc enough ito fight tho huly var"
RtsprUtIulIY yours, L.
, 1876-08-17

Special Df.p0tch 10 3Is IffbAnG
Four WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 18.--Tu.lay no.
torlous desperate made n deadly assault Of, Il
saluon.keepe1, turned Theodore Koch. Thc
lattcr refused to kcll him drink, whcreupon llo
shut him with revolver, sriali,ig ball Intu
Als Iug. The ruugti left immediately, an.t tic
officers huye not yet BEEN ahe to ll1il him.
, 1876-08-17

DosroN, Mass, Aug. l1.-john Fcnyuo wuy-
Iala anl murdered Daniel McCusty lust night.
tbs two lnen with thrlr families, rrsllel III thu
SANS tenement -hnuse, anl NUMEROUS tlua1rels
lad occurred between their children, which WAS
tho cause vi this murder,
, 1876-08-17

THE LIVINGSTONE STATUE.
EDfNnuNG, Aug. 1G.--'fhc statue Of Dr.. Living
Htonct the African explorer tho site Vi which is
u few yards to the east nf tho Scott Monument,
was unveiled here yestcrday.
nEHT HOT.
LoNnoS, Aug. 10.-A dispatch from Belfast
says that, although III serious rlotia., Ind "
curred Inst night, several encounters took placc
between the moi and the constahulnry. Twcnty-
six persons were srHt To tic hospitals. 6onc
parts vi Belfast aru very cxrltcI today, aud tho
military Ilils been c1lel Uut-
ELECTION.
LONDON, Aug. 1H.-Tnu lion. Gerard Noel,
having accepted tho office Of Commissioner ui
Public Works, Vice Lord Henry J.ennox, re-
signed, was tttlay reelected to tue uouse VI
Commons without opposition.
, 1876-08-17

QUINCY, ILL.,, Aug lG.-Nilson, tho nan WHO
shot atcDuna!d Ut Plymouth day before yester-
day, ls reported to Lnye been iu thts city to,aay,
aut otllecrs lave started In pursuit Of hin.
, 1876-08-17

.~r,a,nrd In tic title. II. A. KENYON Is tho
tJt,r Of tho tscw paper and G. l.. PAtNRN the
,,ull,tcr. W. hopc tlr ncw enterprise will bo
nh,,ndautlY s,1t4rssfnl. Postn,a.tcrA MID club
scr,,ts viii doubtless tiuut III IT. u valuable US.
, 1876-08-17

EGYFFIAH EEISFUHCEMENT8s
LONDON, Aug. 17-5 n. ma telegram from
Alexandria, Egypt, to tho Standard says rein-
furrculcnts urr lraviDg fur Abysslnla, whence
cotne sumurs VI Egyptian rcyult.
, 1876-08-17
THE REV. MI. rAnKIIEEsr.


CHICAGO. Aug. It." Wonders will never
ccae." Verify, iadccd, has cur friend the Rev.
a1r. rarlsturst sstuuiuicu Us. We can es2.trcly
believe utter hearing llinl, t',n: h. could make
himself so ConspIruo1,tly slual; 4, the EYES Ut
tuAny OF Ills congregations, as well as
outside friends, l,y giving uttcrancn to the
prcju,litrs 0: Ills miu,i as he dill on
Inst Sunday. surely tLc reverend gentleman
must have mistaken the intellectual t,,,,uittes
Of s licurers, unit believed t!!cin 10 IL less cull-
prcherisivc Iii tie knowledge u Christ uill
charity u'an tho poor lcnEhtci BUDDHIST aud
Cashulte Of whom !c spcalts, IL Ignorant OF the
true Deity.
care 1,ot to pa1ttcul,r;ze The many gross and
tgnor.nt Insertions ,1.auc tu Ills x,.callcd Gcf-
l!oM. suffice IT. to say thu. It contained little
In giving vent 10 biz nasrowly vontrart.
cd ideas nnd higotry, lr has mt gAinee.
unc salcnt po!ut On which lie tal, build tl,e r.
1ortn lsc 70 n'tcnsly finE,1sles tns i. ns!cr TO
benefit his .aountry,-hut lis religion. had
mind p1,sl lleaft than that Which ln has 81,
Gently manlftstcu nnl, EVEN II hr WIS 70 illctl
with hatred 10 the Catholic Church, IL would
i!nyc appeared tettcr in liin, as minister II
the ;9spgl, tow!tto.l l,* unra!le'l-,nr r1tmarks,
" which he las bttssnatizs'l himself lis 4 n,ost
dangerous hiyot. ost IN otAcr wvr4s, II funaii,-
lie inny convert lis pulpit into pcsl
vi slAntler. bu. people ot Intelligence cluirc
morc striking prouf3 thau lla arguments run-
tain. To whom will Il sinner gu for co,luotcnce
II not tu Ills m[nssscrl But, E!ss! Wien they,
toa, cry nut, "Crsirfy Him." Faith shows sign,
Of decline, ut least the faith proessed BY IAE.
lnrisllnrst. gentleman will a1waya respect
the feelings 1T utl4era, hut t!,. a5oyc-nn,,.r.l
gentleman went little to-, far, anil doubtless
1nrsot that atMnc 1nc,slscrk OF his congregation
have relatives aud fricNls Win nrc trnc living
Catholics, devoted eittzcls, al1 yet won!d nut
cation Of either 'sHuaI.st" Or "iloatur"
applied to tl,cns as Mr.. ratkhurst hesitutc,l net
tu asscst. ltc has dared 10 Insult great nluuy
uf Ills nrqslaIrtanecs, by Which lie ias wrought
little gu.'d Or injury either !u the IIanfor!l or
Sullivan clses. J, II,
, 1876-08-17

NEW Yon1. Aug. lt.-Last night Patrick
Monul'an was stabbed by his step-4on, James,
and died In TIN minutes. Tho stcp-son founA
his father drinking, an1,, being temperance
man, reconstructed. light Gnsued With the
abuYo result,
, 1876-08-17

CABINET REPORT,

Pants, Aug. 1G.-1t Is statrsl that Gcn. Hcrth-
ant will shortly be appointed Minister Of War,
vice Gun. Dceissey.
, 1876-08-17

Special Correspondence n The Tftaua&
DEs MolSEs, Ia., Aug. H.-ltouston, thu
negro WHO killed hls father.in.taw, few days
uEu, ut Wilton, troku thu window nf lis cell,
pounded up tlu glass, und swallowed it. T4e
doctor says he Is i guller sure.
, 1876-08-17

OroRTo, Portugal, Aug. 1.-two banks III
this city have suspended, csus!ng renewal d
the tuAtlclal erl4ls.
, 1876-08-17
GREAT BRITAIN.
LOitID i,YTTO

LONDON, Aug. 16-A dispatch suys: "The
rcport il untrue that Lord Lytton coutc1np1ates
resigr1ng tho Goycrnor-Gcncralship Of India
next yenr.''
, 1876-08-17
BUSINESS NOTICES,

AAthma---T TIluusarsls nf tho vorat cn.rs or
nRihnn hnyc been relieved by uslng +lonus Whit.
catnb't Iltfnel5. III no caee Of purely A4thnAiIa
character has It failed to give rcI!ci.
, 1876-08-17

RBI)()(;'I[ I[OIS!

In order to CLOSE OUT remain-
ing Summer Stock, largo ooncos-
sions in prlco have been made.
Tho following aro fow quota
ttons omong hundred8 OF other bur-
Eains now being sold nt tho
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panied ~ Mrs Grant ami a feE
others formally opened the NO.nan :
Centennial Pavilion. and tie Pee
cent aud bis party were examining
~ their iezsurs Machinery Hall
anil tie Msia B0iliiDy. By dFs
o'clock tie rzia hsi sent MANY
burTieily boaeEsriS, and before
eight, tie grounds we're 1DOcrupiei,
though il wss long before the street
ears could cOnsey of the waiting
multitude that thrOBged about the
Intersection Of Elm an1 Belnco;
areuRes.
TIE military display vas cre,ii;s-
be, embracing two organizations
from Boston 10 addition 70 orr own
troops. There were about 400
men IN the line, which occupied a.
hour IN passing. The line Ma
formed down t0En. and escorted
the President 70 the grounds, the
boys 10 uniform did good police
service il keeping back The eroEl
TIE tills AZ the entrance gates
contained nearly 800, 200. which
showed that. with the exhibitors.
dad beads Of al sorts and labor
ers. there were upEsrts q 2ee.O's0
P.9pls q i1s gro8E3s lGiiag .1e
isy.
Notwithstanding The general
stampede towards the Park. tie
streets al 0rer the city were -
crowded a. Cd The opening OF the
NeE Year or OF Washiugto1's
Birthday al the streets were
gorEeo1sly decorated Ei;h fsgs-
shields. sirear,ers ard bunting a.
ranged il : tbO1saDi different Esys-
Indepepdence Hal icing tie chief
attraction. sDi in the evening :
Eoe illumination closed lie ce,e-
brsti0ns q tie opening day.
o. Tuesday night al the music
KS repeated 5; the opening Of
Thomas Concert Garden. ~ the
Il The late EiHin For
-, under the auspices q the
Y g-1s1's Centennial Commission
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.sDsYCHOM ANCY. or SOUL CHARMING. -
Hoo elthsT TX may faelnats AID gum
The lyFs and 1fet;SOt q any Ts--sJu they clipo-e
Ins-agtly. I4.ls al "a C.lFl Tsss-s. fire. by mail
for . nerfs together Win marriage guide.
Egyptian oracle dreams. hints 20 lasies. etc l.
ga.ossl I'D. 4 qnser lygk. Address, T. WI
LIAM CO.. PUb's. Pi.isielpLi4-
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TIME TABLE.
Mail steamers,

Daring tAi. s-asDr ihe p4ssrnrser ioats vin run
besxesa tAis ri;y ard iouef porss - fOiiOssi
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is Claim House Establi.hed 1865.

This Claim House Established 1865.
Pensions :s.lasl 81 g si6.a = :.
Nar y lssl AMI :. and TT tbeir hsIFs. be az
inel1sos de-aTl-rs AL tlysS disbSD0rzbiy 1i--
-ha-s-ei- II WOUNDED. iuj uf-i o. have oDufrzrisl
ary 1i-sa-e. srpiy a. O1os. Tb0Usznds entitled
gfsat EUrat-Es elstI'l1- 20 an irer-1-l rate, and
.tVlE apply iInule1llteiy. All SOLDIER and --aa-
ma q To- ssr y: 1919 sbo -rve-i Tor any per5Dd
however shoFr. Wheeler ci-stle1 % nOt.-snc all
HlcgNs q such n0f loE or me Pension roll az
rs.l se..ss1 u I'D IL ileIf a1drs--s q; 0Dee.
Bounty: "a s r. '" sa'iis a ' ssi
ygur Discharges and have ihem cxaulned- BDsi-
49, tef0rs tie PsisEf Orsre Solicited Ofsoer.
retu1ns sll zcsyunis s-lt-e1 aa.l ~ Just claims
,Iose-uta1.
A. make no ehsrFe uniess suasessfui request
al 70 sfco-e two s'sfors for reply and return II
tap.ers GEO. L. LIMOS, Lock Lox g., Washing
tCn u. 4.
J reeotunaend Capt in Ierngn as an bOn0rafle
and .us,-s-ful Pfasrii5DnsI.-S. 3. Hurihut. n
g 4th fyrl-rssslOEal DistTiet = limos. late Ma
Genl L. : yOls II gIliing pie4se r3enii0n name
u tLis pzpeT.
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SandaIWood.

Possess much greater power IN restoring 20 n
be.l:hy STATE the mucus nD. ubrane 81 tie urethrA
than either Cubeh- or COpaiba. IL never pro
eee- sickness, IL i certain and spedy IN lie action
IL j. fat superesling every other remedy. sixty
capsules cure in six 70 eight days. No other med
ic3ne can do this
DuIdas Dick 4 Cos soft Capsules containing
oil Of sandleEoOl. odd az all drug stores Ask Tor
circular, or send to - 81 Wooster ST, Ses
York. for one.
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C77A WEEK y-arauiee1 % Agsii.s. male
= 4 4 and female n tbeir own los,lity.-
Terms aud OUTFIT FREE. Ad1ress J.. y.
NiCKEET co, AugustA. Maine.
So 10 500, e :. Il it eoI s41S s.55g.
CO.. Portland, Maine.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19


acting that capacity besides Mayor entire Board
Of councilmen Of tho city Frankfort Tho drawing
originally August ccnscquenco the stag
business the unprecedented heas and
tho ,ha. many had Docn pracsssd upon pub
garb Iega1sd lottery" sales shas
time did justify full drawing tho
determined. though reluctantly. postpone the day
OF drawing until November aOth. inst. Since the
postponemeut the public have seemed 9 appreciate
tho causes leading thereto and have invested
beray and considering OF that have
beon established the United states Canada tsli Of
which report eneouragngy). full drawing is confidently
predicted. THE UNDERSIGNED WISH TO REFER TO
THE ESPECIAL CARE AND STRAIGHTFORWARD
NESS WITH WHICH THIS ENTERPRISE HAS BEEN
CONDUCTED FROM ITS INCEPTION. The funds arising
from previous Of have been collected and
placed she credit OF Thomas r. Porter.
General Manager. subject his check alone which.
he the public viii only in payment Of prof.
fored gs In compliance with the
charter granted she company a BOND. WITH HEAVY
PENALTY AND sEcURlry. approved BY the Mayor ssI
Council city BY the presiding 'udss
doubly Of their
gns for BY this bond alone. which IL now On
Gle. they have ample security regardless Of sns
proceeds. from sales Of uckcta EVERY PRBcAu-
Troy AND EVERY CARR POSSIBLE has been take.
TO satisfy public The Commissioners aud msnsgemcns
authorized that would bc reiunaeo
post aud we HEREBY rLEDy1rn
OURSELVES 70 REFUND AMOUNT oF AL TiC n u "a
PRESENTED TO THIS OFFICE If THE DRAINING
DOES Nor TAKE PLACE ON NOVEMBER ~
INST, AS ADVERTISED
In order facilitate the sale OF tickets under our
we have established downtown office ~ No. ~ New 81.
an uptown once No fioy Broadx ay, and Broctyn
branch No 2o5 Montague st. and for thc few re.
prevons the drawing respectfully solisis
she patronage Of the public.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19


As to tho ticket holders all gifts will DO
paid deem proper that this enterprise pos
feature which protects them than any
other of similar character The City Council OF
anxious protect all who invested their means in any
scheme to DO drawn undor the franchise granted them by
shc Legislature of Kentucky. made condition Of its con.
tract that bond in heavy penalty, with good security
should be executed tho Commonwealth Of Kentucky
conditioned that all gifts drawn any distribution under
the franchise should be paid the owner Of such prize
ticket IN COMPLIANCE WITH THIS CONDITION
BOND WAS EXECUTED WITH SECURITY. AP-
PRovRD ny THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF PRANK
FORT AND BY THE PRESIDING JUDGE or THE
FRANKLIN COUNTY COURT. THIS BOND Is NOW
ON RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
SAID COUNTY COURT AND OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
SUBJECT TO THE INSPECTION oP ANY ONE So
will that II the Cash Distribution Company should
from any fail pay gs that may the
entitled such prize has ample security for s pay
The New York herald., 1876-11-19


Our reader. are respectfully advertisement
of the Kentucky Cash Di.tribuson Company. to be
found column. and would its
full perusa The genrlemon who have the and
this grand and audabe enterprise tho
prominent Kentucky. nosry all OF them being dis
tngushed by their fellow citizens with high official pos
tions of public at capital State whore
distribution consuum the 3Oth November
The President and General Manager Thomas
r. Porter, and Hon. 4. II. Taylor, Mayor. and tho
entire Board Of Councilmcn Of Frankfort. together
with tho long list Of distinguished State onicials-
all gentlemen Of unsuled honor and integrity
associated with thom In the management and distribution
afford perfect that the enterprise from first
last will be conducted with tho s,ricsest iunpara,y fair
Justice ALL object Of this enterprise
70 raise money for educational purposes
will that the gifts be distributed
property lands. the actual cash itself,
amounting the stupendous Of 100000 Among the
fortunes be distributed the following one grand
gift of $4,000; OF s,oooo another Of $4,000;
another of saoooo another Of slooo another Of s oo
down through respendens list of 10000
gifts Such constellation of opportunities be-
offered for securing outlay Of only sIa
for o prize ticket
CERTIFICATE OF FARMERs' BANK OF KENTUCKY.
FARMERS BANK FnAsKTonr, KY, July 10. 1876
Thisis certify the Kentucky Cash Distribution
su...,.. a.. e.. A. -. - vao
lucky with instructions from Ex-Governor Thomas =.
Porter General Manager. by his appended
horeto.
GRANT GREEN. Cashier Farmers Bank Of KentucKy.
oyYicx 'K.xrucKY cAsm DrsraInurIoS CoxrASv"l
FaASKrogr. Ky. July ID. 1874 )
GRANT GREEN Cashier Farmers Bank
DEAR sInAil money deposited BY me in tho Farmers
Bank Of Kentucky 80 the Of the Kentncky
Dis,ribuson Company" Of which am agent general
manager. Is deposited by condition that part
thereof shall be withdrawn upon check. and
pledge myself that check shall bo given pay
mont Of prIses or amounts due ticket hoidora
THos. P. PORTER. General Manager.
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ii "a 50 ~ X
II GSS ~ 66668 o RRR
| u 81 SO a % GO - o.
q. ". BARROW : Co.
General Eastern Agents.
| TO broadway. New York
| Downtown ofncs. No 10 New street (bascmcnN
Uptown Office. l.lO9 Broadway.
Brooklyn Branch, 2oe Montagus It
omsss opsa unAi 10 Pk
, 1876-08-08

Tie scorching hoat Of m August sun and
temperature Of y5 In the shade, together
with ono Of tho mort furious parliamentary
contests of tho session, brought about stato
Of things yesterday in tho House which was
literally rcd-hot. 4 scheme Of dospicablo
partisan meanncss WIS sprung in tho shape
Of proposition to go amend the rules rs to
permit the various Investigating Committees
to submit their reports at my time during tho
session, the object being TO afford tie Com
foderate nud.sliugers chance to dump
their loads Of distorted scandal on tho very
lust day of Tho session, to be indnstriously
distributed through the country in tho shape
OF campaign literature, without my opening
for minority reports or debate. THO Spenkor
pro tenn. lont ali tho mid TINT was possible
through grossly unfair and unjushaahlo rul-
ings, and 1t wns only by means of tho most
slillfu1 and stubborn uso Of parliamentary
tactics that the Republican minority wero
nblo to fr1,strate the plot. They finally forced
their opponents to agree that notice Of for
ty-eight hours shall be- given TO tho minority
previous to the presentation Of majority To-
r,nrfR
, 1876-08-08

Mut1Err is simply irrepressible. It hos
boon supposed for year or moro tint he
WIS dead, md 10! he livcth, not only livoth,
but kicketh. Ho turns up like bad penny,
IL very bad ronny,-worso than a bogus
nickel. Flo Bays ho has an Endorsement from
thirty-two Senators, two of whom are Demo-
Gratis. We should think no would llavc no
difficulty in getting tho signatures Of all tho
Democrats in Congress to his petition for lis
restoration to tho office Of Government Archi-
tcct, for it would be one Of tho worst things
that could happen for the Republican party.
It WIS this same man Muh1Err who has af-
fordel tho Democratic press all It's op-
portunity for denounoing the oxtraga-
gant cost of public buildings under
Con. GnAN7's Administration. Restore
him to tho position from which,
Secretary Dn1srow kicked him out aftor a
thorough examination, and ho will immcdi-
ately recommenco his old practico Of increas-
ing the cost Of public buildings, running mp
bills for extras, otc. It is just for this pur-
poso ho wants to got baok. Flo is another
CoounAsE,-and tho people Of Chicago Gnd
Cook County know what that means. seo-
rotary MonR111 should not harbor for mo-
mont the slightest intention Of letting Null
LETT In again.