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IOW-On Feb. 18th. one small brindle COW. with
white face except brtndle 70 nd the eyes and
mouth; small Snite stripe over the back long hoins;
he Ivy with calf Reward OF - will be paid for her
return TO NJ. DANHEISER, frst house to the Poplar
street toll gate
TOW-On "Wednesday. June 18th, a dark blue
- cOlOred COW, heavy set, S. OFT thin horns. small
head large MIX bag and long tail. Also. one year
ling HEtFBR. OF a whie-and-red spotted color,
small thick horns. 81 reward will be paid for the
return OF same 70 +. WARNkhE.
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a Card.

NEW 1910.
The undersigned certifes that he was the
holder of whole ticket No. 81 ,079, single
number lottery, class IF, - IN the Louisiana
State lottery, which drew the first capital
prize of one hundred thousand dollars on
Tuesday, June IL, 1873. said ticket having
cost the sum of ten dollars at the Office of
N. Dudoussat, corner of Common street and
Theater alley, and that the amount was
promptly paid on presentation of the ticket
at the office of the company.
W. S. CAMPBELL, 20 Carondelet street.
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Rev. Dr.. Joseph =. Key

Pastor st. Pau,'s church, Columbus, Georgia,
writes: ave gave DR.. Moffett's teethina
(teething powders) to our little grandchild
with the happiest results The effects were
almost magical, and certainly more satlsfac.
tory than from anything we ever used" All
druggists keep teethina.
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NEW ORLEANS. June IL, 1871

This is to certify that we have this day paid
check OF the Louisiana State lottery COM
pany for the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars, in favor of w. S. Campbell, in pay
ment for a whole ticket OF the drawing of
June II, 1875 which drew the capital prize
of that amount. \. LURIA,
Cashier Louisiana National Bank of New Orleans
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NOTICE.
TempIe-BulIding Committee.

THE Building Committee OF the Masonic Temple
L OF Memphis requests and will receive cash bids
for the completion OF the buioing. Plans and spec
ihcations of the work 10 be done can be seen at
Jones a Baldwins Office. All bids must be sealed
and delivered 20 the committee and Will be opened
by them on the 10Th day Of July next, the Secre
tarys office. Bids Will be r ceived up ~ m of
that day, The right TO reject any all bids is
served BY this committee.
LOUIS HANAUER
u. T. POR En-
R. c. WILLIAMSON,
Building COmmfttpa
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Several Citizens want to Know How
this Market Became Flooded with
the Coin OF the Greasers.

this Market Became Flooded with
the Coin OF the Greasers.
EDITORS APPEAL-In your article of yes
terd6y morning on the Mexican dollar, you
did not explain how such quantity of that
coin came in circulation in this city. Buy
what you will that coin is almost invariably
handed over the counter. What puzzles me.
and many others who do not live on Madison
street, Is to know how came the money
market so completely flooded with them, and
if they are only worth ninety-fiye cents of
our money how came them ever to pass for d
dollar? Explain this and you will greatly
oblige
GEORGE DEAN and Others.
Having seen but few Mexican or any other
kind of dollars recently, we had not noticed
the flood alluded to, and therefore cannot
explain the phenomenon.-EDs. APPEAL.]
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

DOINTER DOG-A week a. o, small pointer dog.
Il Whitish cOlor, with yellow hair interspersed;
lemon-colOred ears, and lemon heart between ears,
and lemon spot at root OF tall; answers 10 nsme OF
Mack. Proper reward Will be paid 10 any return
Ing % No. inT linton street
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STRAY ED.

COW-On June 9Th, a large red COW, under-oit
~ In one ear, and slit In the other; small white
spot on forehead. Five dollars will be paid for
NJ sHALLUB, No 80 Main street.
4 NOW-From my place. Breedloye avenue, new
- Raleigh road. one red COW, with white star on
forehead and half white tail. Reasonable reward
laid any information that Will lead to her recov
MATT MONOGHEN.
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For Upward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the stom-
ach, relieves tciHd collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dySentery and diarThea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. Ttrenty fire cents a bottle.
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THE BELLEVIILE BROWNS BADLY BEATEN
BY THE ST. LOUIS ATHLETICS.

st. Louis Times, oath: The game between
the Athletics and Belleville Browns yester-
day resulted in the defeat of the Browns, the
Athletics upholding their reputation as the
strongest batting nine in the city. The field
ing of both mines at times was loose. Far
rel and Mari led at the bat for the Athletics,
Savage and Bowman doing the best playing
for the Browns. Innings, 8; Athletics, Is;
Bellevlile Browns. 5; umpire, Chas. Brown.
Three base hits-Levis, L; Cunningham, l..
Two base hits-Hogan, /; Cunningham, /;
Mari. |: Farrell, q
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the Milwaukees were out6elded, while the
CINCINNATI and indianapolis clubs were both
out6elded and outbatted
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OTHER ST. LOUIS GAMES.

A match game of ball was played on the
grounds west Of Lafayette park yesterday,
between the Catlins and the Coopers, in
which the Catlins defeated the Coopers by q
score Of 8 to : in ten innings. The features
of the gam were the pitching and catching
of Schilling and Hoffman.
The Star Lucas took a trip to East st. Louis
and scored their ninth victory of the season,
defeating the Actives IN score of 9 to 6.
The following Is the score by innings: Inn
ings, 9; Star Lucas, g.; East st. Louis Ac-
tiyes, 6. Base hits-Star Lucas, Is; Actives,
6. The Star Lucas have not yet been defeat
ed this season. The Eckfords defeated the
Lyons by score of y to 6. The following
Is the score: Eckfords, II; Lyons, 6; umpire
William Sickling.
PERSONALS.
Jim White is not batting like he did last
year.
Brighton Vs. Normandy Reds. Score: s.
IA, in favor of Brighton.
The Boston P0St says: 'The Cincinnatis
took their medicine without any fuss. 1t Is
to be hoped the medicine will have healthy
effect ON the boys.
Jones leads the batting of the League to-
day, with an average of 3.72. Next comes
Dalrymple. of the Milwaukees, with 3 81,
and then Brown, OF the Providence club,
with 3 81.
The Chicago Milwaukee game Tuesday was
umpired by Stambaugh, OF Chicago. After
the fifth inning, when the score stood seven
to three in favor OF the Milwaukees, rain be-
gan to fall, but he would not call the game.
Tee clubs were compelled TO play on till the
end of the eighth inning, which saw the Chi
eagos two ahead, when he called the game.
Beware of Chicago umpires!
During last week the Miiwaukees averaged
1911 errors per game. the Chicagos 9 66,
the Cincianatis Z 5, the Bostons 8, the Provi-
dences IL, the indianapolis IL In batting
they averaged the following work: Milwau-
KEGS, 10 base-hIts per game; Cbicagos, 10;
Cincinnatis. Z; Bostons, 10; Providence, l0.5;
indianapolis, 6.5. 1t will be easily seen that
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FLOgD's candles are often Initiated
but never equaled-
Emhree,s LIVER Me(

Embree's Liver Medicine, Fifty Gents.
For all liver complaints and their attendant
wis, bilious attac ks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. G. w. Jones & Co., Mem
phis, agents.
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THE INTERNATIONAL RACE.

There Is very little change III the inter-
national race over last season. The Uticas
drop down two notches; otherwise each club
about holds its own. The Star-Utlca game
Friday was not of the international series,
and is not included in this table:
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MasONIC rEMPLE oE MEmPuIs

u
THE stockholders OF the Masonic Temple of Mem
L phis are requested to call at the Office OF the
Secretary OF the Masonic Temple room No. IS Mag
nolia Block. on WEDNESDAY, July 3, 1873 be-
tween the hours OF 10 am. o'clock o. m. and
vote upon the proposition for the Directors 20 Issue
Bonds Of the Temple 20 an amount not exceeding
$4,000, TO be Used I'm paying Mr.. John Over
ton and In completing the building A
majority of the stock must be voted in of said
bonds. either In person or uy proxy. The Directors
are grathed TO say tn the debt due Mr. John Over
ton or. has been arranged and a deed 10 the prop
erty Will be delivered them the bonds can
be issued and his portion delivered to him. They
are extremely gTathed to announce TO the stockhold
ers ard citizens, that they are now about ready to
proc ed In building the Temple. and they are conf
dent OF It's completion By December ne1t. II The
lodges Nhsons ana citizens Will assist IN the sale OF
the bonds, which will he ia denominations of $50,
SlOO and $500, running from five TO fifteen years
and which will NJ hrstclass securities, drawing six
per cent interest. payable semi annually, the carly
completion Of the Temple Is assured.
DAVID p. MADDEN, Pres't.
3. Il BROOKS,
d PORT ER,
LOUIS HAMA Err
X. G. WILLIAMSON.
ISAAC SCHWAB, Directors
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DRAWING.

S21 Prizes amounting to (Spanish). $4,000
Whole Ticket, SIS; Half. S13; Quarter, 81;
Tenth, SO; Twentieth 81. Orders filled and prizes
cashed at actual rate of exchange bS
r. IsASICH,
iS fs9ratsIT St. Rev Orleans. Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-26

Legislature of the State for Educational and Gharta
bic purposes III 1868, with capital of 81 100000
to which IL has since added reserve fund of $780,
000 Hts Strand single Number DIstri-
buttons Will take placs msnthly on the second
Tuesday. II TeUeS scales or postpOneS Look at the
following Distribution:
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Solomon Himself Wou,d be Puzzled

IF called upon to decide which is the more
exquisite--the Violet" West End Bou-
quet," OF 'Stephanotis, " of J. & Z. Atkinson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-26

GAM. n. GATES FOR COUNTY RE6ISTER-To
> the voters OF Shelby county: Offer my name
rs "A candidate fer the office OF Register. am con
Nersant with the duties OF that oce, and consider
InyS-lf competent 10 their faithful discharge ask
your SURFACES because need the position Many OF
you have known me as a constant resident among
yUu for over thftyeight years. To such feel that
need no Recommendation; ana 20 you confidently
refer those VINO may not know me. or my quallnea-
lions, for the position. Very Respectfully, -r,
June 10, 1873. SAM. II. GATES.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.

1887 Prizes amounting to.........-..... $40 400
Responsible CORES bonding agents wanted at all
prominent points, TO whom a liberal compensation
Will be paid Application for rates TO clubs should
only be made to the Home Once In New Orleans.
Write clearly stating full address, for further In
formation OF Send orders 10 81. A. DAUPHlN,
r. o. BOX 692, New Orleans, La, or at No.
West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
The supervision and management Of GENERALS G.
II. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Itexister.

Judge OF the Criminal court
ID T. SCRU6GS is a candidate fof Judge OF the
L. Cri BInal Court OF SHELBY county, az the ensu-
no ANGST election.
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

TTNHE above Association are now ready 10 issue
l. their third series OF stock. After an unpTeee-
dented successful years business, and HAVING nIn-
ne red an entirely new field I'm Building aud Loan
Association business. We authorized from the ra
suit In stating 10 borrowers or borrowers that We
can guarantee them the best paying stock IN the
city sub cfptions will be >eivei By the Secr.tsrv
at The Office Of the Assoc lation lS Madison street
or D. any OF tbe Directors
DIRKcTURs Hon. Jacob Thompson. Dr. D. T. Por-
ter. N. Gavin, John Gum. X. D. Goodwin, Thomas
Holman Jr. p. NJ Winters. Judge c. w. HeiskeIl.
II. W. GIeibel. ". J. NcUermott, K. D JorI an
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1Os4OO
Whole Tickets, Sc. Half Tickets, 81
Remit by Postoffce Money Order. Registered Let
err Bank Draft or Express. Fun list Of drawing pub
lisLed I'm Louisville COuTfeT-JOuTzdG AMI New York
Herald and mailed to all ticketholders For tickets
and information address COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTICN CO., or T. j. COMNERFORD, Sec'y
Courier-Journal Buildings Louisville, Ky.
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s. Il

a SPLkSS ESiks OPPORTUNITY TO Win
IA Fortune. Seventh Grand Distribution, 1873,
ct New Orleans. Tuesday, July 9th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO
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REWARD.

C,Ow-S5 REWARD will be paid for the return o.
- a large yellow COW; long horns, wide apart:
about six years Old to the undersigned. "a Frazer
street. WM. KOREAN.
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For Clerk or the County Court
w wALDRAN Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
Wv County COuTt, al the ensuing August election;
subject 10 the Independ-nt voters oI SnrIoy colny
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K,OOki OH. E.OOkl

Trunks and EeIessieurs.
'est and cheapest, at Factory, 352 Main st.
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Personal.

MONSIEUR T. c. CoLERE,
wi Professor OF MODERN Language and Belle Arts,
Is prepared to teach French, German and Italian
also Drawing and Painting on new method, In the
yey shortest time. Also will give Instructions in
GTmnaStic Exercises, such as Fencing, Dancing and
B king. on the most scientific principles. Having
procured Mrs. Rice's dOuble-paTlOr, ar East Court
street. No 100, near Court Square, will be happy
u see applicants from 8 O'Clock am, for further
arrangements.
DR. ]. Il. P. wEsTBROOK,
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4th Grand Distribution
OMMONW EAETH
DISTRIBUTION co.
$115.Aoo$

IN CASH PREZES.
NOTE THE ATTRACTIONS 900 for Only So!
By authority of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
TO take place In the city Of Louisville, Ky.,
ON WEDNESDAY. JULY 81, 1875.
NO SCALING! NO POSTPONEILENT!
Drawing under the immediate supervision of Col r
G. Wintersmith, EX-Treas. State of KY and
Gen. T. A. Harris and Geo. Z. II. Gray.
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WORK OF THE LEAGUES.
The following table shows the club work of

The Bostons lead the Cincinnatis by about
10 error to the game in fielding; the Gin
cinnatis come good second with &c errors
to game, and the Milwaukpes bring up the
rear with 104 errors per game. In batting
the Providence club still leads, with Boston
second, and indianapolis in the rear.
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FOB SALE.

FOB SALE.
DIANO5-Six second hand Pianos, In good repair,
L cheap for cash. A rare chance for Bargains
E WIIZhAN CO., 223 Second st.
nNE I2HORSE ENGINE AND B0ILER-Com-
" plete, cheap. GEO. T. TWEEDG,
2q4 Second street.
nURHAM BULI-One fna young Durham Bull |;
IL Will exchange for fat cattle or mllch cows
In good order. ". ]. BOOKER,
302 Front street.
I OF On the northeast corner OF Union and Well
Il lington streets Apply to
MRS. HoPTON, 534 Shelby street.
LNINE FARM OF $50 acres near Randolph. Tenn. !;
II we'll improved; on good terms For further In
formation INQUIRE OF W. ~ DENNIS on the place.
NEW SALOON FRONT-14 feet high and 20
IN feet long, and great variety of old Building
Materals-sasn, doors, iron shutters, store DOORS
etc. cheap; want TO get them out my way.
326 SECOND STREET.
IIOUSE-GnOd I-story frame dwelling house and
IL lot on Echols ST. very little money required
ABBY 2Ql Main 81. STURM * HIRSCH, Agents.
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hSSsIMS AND SsBAhUs
DOOhS--Desirable we'll ventilated rooms, fur
nished OF unfurniste : special summer rates to
families or gentlemen, at lOl Jefferson street.
DLEAS ANT TO- ms, with excellent board, extreme
i ly low prize. Mrs. Harrison, 80 fernando st.
N ESIhABLE front rooms and good board,
L. at Mrs ANDERSON'S, 10 Jefferson st.
DOOMS AND BOARD
N at So Adams street.
DOAKD-for good board call at
ID % Union street
DOOMS-ktrst class meals furnished, II desired.
III Inquire at No. 13q Madison street
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TIE LEAGUE RECORD

Cincinnati Enquirer, oath: In the league
race the Cincinnatis this week, for the first
time since the season opened, give up first
place and let the Bostons in a very little
ahead. 1t is hardly likely they will regain
maybe not until after their next eastern trip.
They are still ahead in won games, but be-
hind by the true test, per cent. lost. The
following table will show which have lost
and gained since last Sunday:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-16
DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every state
and Territory, for lNcoMPATIBILIrY and other
causes, no matter where the party resides.
Is years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. Address A. j. DIX.
TGR, Atty, Rooms 8 h 9, 132 Dearborn ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionable references
given. Correspondents With the legal ps0.
tession invited. ~
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ARTE SIAN WELLS.

CHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
Ito inform the public that he now
taat red, with the most approved machinery.
EArtesian Wells in any part of the state
aban, shortest notice. q
ua,,;prderr or communications ON the sun
1resA q. Cahpon h Palmer, BATH
H.AkIns will ceive prompt attention - 4 G
9. l. CAHOON
,Eeupta AIN. October Q, l87S' M
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

SUCCESSFUL STOCK OPERATIONS. There
is much talk about stock operations and
the rapid fortunes amassed by them, but
very few people understand just how it is
done Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers,
81 Exchange Place, n. Y. City, have pub.
lshed full details of their new combination
method Of operating in stocks, which is
wonderfully successful, BY pooling the
orders Of thousands of customers into one
immense sum and operating them as Il
whole, each patron is placed on an equality
with the largest OPERATOR and vast profits
are divided pro rata among shareholders
every thirty days. $2j makes 500, or 4
per cent. on the stock in the month; 800
makes $3.50, orr per cent; $3.50 makes
$1,000, and various profits according to the
movement Of stocks Safety and success
are the distinguished features Of this sys-
tenn. $. Y. Sanger, Of San Francisco, Cal,
writes III have never made so much money
in the same time AS | have by
your Combination System" The new cir
cular copyrighted and sent free explains
all details. All kinds Of Stocks Bonds
wanted. New Government Loan supplied.
Best reference. Address Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, n. Y City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

rapidly rccuperating from the effects of III,
scattering made 10y the yellow fever excite.
ment. Mr., Wheeler himself attribute,
much Of the great success which this school
has attained, to its admirable corps OF
teachers. During the last few Sabbaths
there have been some beautiful solos sang by
Mrs Stansbury, which have added greatly
! 10 the interest of the School
Stewards of steamboats, can purchase
from koehlcr & Co., AS choice, Juicy and
tender beef, pork, mutton, etc, as can be
obtained anywhere else between Cincinnati
or ST. Louis and New Orleans. For many
years they have indirectly obtained supplies
from kochlcr Il Bro, but now they get it
from first hands. Fred. Koehler is always
on the lookout for prize and ilrst-class cat
tie and il is now well understood by cattle
raiscrS that whenever they have really
choice animals, they can always effect sales
by calling on Kochler. Stewards of steam.
boats and hotels are becoming appraised of
this and the result is that when any meat
is selling you will find Koehlcr & Co., sup.
plying the greater portion of ii.
We hear it stated, and the Mount Car
mel Register confirms the statement, that
the Cairo and Nincinnes railroad company
haspurchased the Paris and Danyillcroad,an and
will proceed at once TO complete the wanting
link between Lawrcnceville Lawrence county
To NJ. Carmel, in Wabash county. This short
section finished, and the &. & V. company
will have route from Cairo q Chicago tina,
will at once command a large share Of the
travel, and become popular with the people.
Few roads in the west have lahorcl under
the drawbacks and Disadvantages that have
bcSet the c, d v, vet few have ACCOMPLISH
ed as much, Under It's present manage
ment its business is continually increasing.
it is improving its connections, and greatly
charging Its facilities Tor freight and travel.
In other words, the C. & v is getting up
in the world
The tramps->uch Of them as can
scrape together toerably decent suit Of
clothes and can stand the infection of
clean faces, have adopted scheme that is
proving quite successful. In the cities of
the border state, they 90 from house 10
house begging old clothing, ayowedly for
the destitute victims Of tn yellow fever.
As they are turned from but few doors of
those who do not understand 'heir game.
empty handed, the end Ola few DAYS finds
them the poss"ssor' Of enough OF second
hand garments to clothc a regiment These
they take to secondhand clotliers and
pawnbrokcrs, and obtain prices that render
the business immensely profitable, The
game hasn't been attempted yet in Cairo but
the chaps who play it are gradually work.
ing their way down the river, and are NOR.
ally certain not to Slight us.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
MATTERS OF LOCAL IMPORT.

Marshall After Z said to be very sick
His ailmcnt is pIcurisy.
Baptist Sunday school in Turner's
hall to-day at 80 a. ~
And again the same story. Nota case
IN thcpoico courts since our last issue.
Joe shcehan is engaged in the prepa-
ration OF the collectors book for 1873.
--Seyenteen-that number indicates the
days our county Jail has remained empty.
Mr.. George is announced to deliver n
lecture this evening upon the phianthro-
pist, John Howard.
Mr.. John Q, Hannah, Appellate clerk
elect will not remove his family to Mt.
Vernon until next Spring,
Mr.. obcrly and family, accompanied
by Mr. Lew c. Schuckers, returned to the
city by the afternoon train yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Howe returned to her
home in this city, yesterday afternoon, hay-
ing spent the summer in the state Of Wis.
consin
"A lecture and cosmoramical exhibition
by Judge Chisholm in the Beform club
rooms, form one Of the attractions for Mon.
day evening.
The last meeting Of the present boart
ofconniy commissioners and the first meet
ing Of the new board (Which is simply III,
old board, Summons excluded and Brilc,
added will be held on the LIST Monday il