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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02
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II ofClcarfcld county; Gentlemen =
In pursuance of the fofty.thirl section Of the Act
Of tho slh Of May,iS5i, you are hereby notified
10 moet In Convention, al the Court House. IN
cearheld, on the finsr TukspAr In May, 1893.
being the nrsi day Of the month, At o'clock W
the afternoon, aud select eiea rocs, Ny majority
Of the whole number Of Directors present, one
person Of literary aud scientific requirements,
and Of ski,l and experience In the art Of teach
ing, as County Superintendent, for the throc
succeeding years. determine the amount Of
compensation for the same and certify the fc-
fuli TO the State Superintendent, at Harrisburg,
as required by tho thirty ninth and foi,ioth SEC
tons Of said Act G. u. SANDFOKD,
April Ilth, Is6e-3t. Co. Supt
p. s. Directors will bear In mind that the day
Of holding the election is changed from the hrst
Monday to the 1rst Tuesday In May
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4 gents Wanied!-si7s per month. Some
" thing entirely new. The Photograph Case
and Family Record. This is great opportunity
for enterprisng persona OF energy to make mon
cy. II is an article Of which the public have
ielt the need. II retails at low price, and it's
beauty and utility is universally acknowl edged.
The success which b as attended Its sales war
rants the assurance that oSE can be sold 10 al
most every fGmily. We arc prepared to chow
that wo hive agents who are clearir & slFj every
month idress for Circulars and Terms.
RAYMOND 4 co, Manufactursrs.
Aprl iih, 1866 limo. Ola Chestnut ST., Phila.
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THE "CoM,nNG MAN The follow
ing resolution has been passed by
The "Republican" convention of Law
reace county--by those who support
JonN w. GEARY for Governor. White
men read it:
ReSolred, That justice, honor, good
faith, as well as proper regard for
the public safety, demand that in the
District Of Columbia, and in that por-
ton of the country lately in rebellion,
the elective franchise should be guaran-
teed to loyal citizens alone, IRE
SPECTIVE of RACE OR COLOR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

FIRE.-The dwelling house Of Mr.
Lewis Mccullough, of Lawrence town
ship, was entirely consumed by fire
one day last week. The building was
nearly new, and will entail heavy
loss upon Mr.. Mccullough. The larger
portion of bis household goods were
also destroyed, he being down the
river at the time. The origin Of The
fire is unknown.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

Ry~A conflict has occurred between
the Civil and Military authorizes at
Louisville Ky, in an attempt to arrest
Gen. Jefferson G. Davis, for interfcr.
ing with the cause ofpublicjustice At
tachments have also been issued
against Generals Thomas, johnson and
Whipplc. The President has been in
terogated by both parties, but no
answer has been returned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

A NORMAN "RELIc' IN ILLINOIS.
The widow OF Joseph Smith Is still
alive at Nauvoo, ILL.,, and is represent
ed as stubbornly taciturn and a devout
believer in the Mormon faith. She is
now 81 years and has been remarked.
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A Mass MErrryc IN BRooKurN.-

a MASS MEETING IN BRo0KLIN.-A
grand mass meeting under auspices
of tho Andrew Johnson Club Of Kings
county, N. Y, was held on Wednes.
day night at the Brooklyn Academy
of Music. Tho large editice was filled
from parquettc TO amphitheatre. The
meeting was Tor the purpose Of giving
substantial testimony in favor of the
reconstruction policy of President
johnson. Among the speakers were
Major General Rosseau, of kentucky
John Van Buren,, Mr. Dawson, OF
Georgia, and Postmaster Cleveland, Of
Connecticut A letter from General
Dix was read, endorsing the objects
of the meeting, and expressing the re.
grets that prior engagements prevent
ed his attendance.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

DgThe aggregate amount of cotton
goods imported at the Port of New
York, for the first four months oflS66,
amount to fifty-two million of dollars,
against thirteen million for the same
time last year-just. four times, while
the shipment of -four and grain has
fallen off cooper cent. This certainly
looks like bankruptcy.
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MAR RIED.

On tho 10th ult., by VIM. Porter,
Esq, JAcoD ANON, OF Upper Canada,
to Miss MARTHA KYLER, Of Goshen tp.
On the 22d ult., by ID. S. Moore,
Esq. Mr. MATTHIAS SrueART, late OF
the U. S. Army, to Miss JENSIE X.
DERRICK, all Of Penn township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

TUE FAILURE.-The Venango Spcc-
tator says that the general impression
is, that the Vonango Bank, and the
Oil City Bank, will mover resume bus
mess. The Directors are all worthy
citizens, and had no hand in robbing
those banks Of their funds, but arc the
victims of misplaced confidence.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

SUPERINTENDENT.-I conformity
with the School law, the Directors OF
this county, assembled at the Court
House on Tuesday last, and elected
George w. Snyder, on the first ballot,
County Superintendent, and fixing
the salary at 81 900. We will give
the proceedings next week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

FoR SALE.-The Proprietor of the
lndiana Democrat, offers the subserip-
tion list, good will, prcss, type and
fixtures for sale. The jobbing sworth
$500, advertising $1,000 year, and
and list of 500 subscribers.
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narThad Slovens sald. during th

nT Thad Stevens said, during the
last Congress that-"This Union new
er shall with my consent, be restored
under the Constitution as it is" That
is shat Thad is now driving at, and
he has secured Gen. Geary to help
him fight against the Union and the
Constitution. Like the dis-unionists
at the Southern end Of the line, they
will get badly thrashcd, if they don't
behave themselves.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

E@- The National Bank at Cadiz,
Ohio, was robbed on the 10Th ult., Of
100000 in bonds and $4,000 in de.
posits. The Cashier was gagged and
bucked by six men, who committed
tbe robbery
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Nrw SroRE.-We direct the atten.

New SToRE.--We direct the atten-
kion of the public to tho card of l.. M.
|Coutriet, of Girard township, who has
brought large stock of goods to that
place, which he intends to sell as
cheap as they can be bought in the
county. We will publish his adver-
sisemont in full next week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

Ess~ Tho sreat Rridga across tho
Ohio river at Cincinnati is said to be
nearly completed. 1t is two thousand
feet long, and one of the spans, meas
uring nearly eleven hundred feet, is
said to be the longest in the world.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

FIRE.-We regret to learn that the
house and barn belonging to Elan
Passmore of Pike township, were en-
tirely consumed on Sunday last. 1t
is supposed the fire caught from the
stove pipe, and was communicated
to the barn. Nearly everything in the
house was burned up.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

pSyWe call the attention of our
readers, to the advertisements of Har-
lis & Chapman, Boston, and Bartleson
/ Co, Philadelphia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

<,yrone Car Time. on and after April lst.
ls6e. trains on the Pennsylvania Rail Road,
III stop at Tyrone, as follows
,,v,xa yAsrwARp. LEAVING WESTWARD,
p. A.. A. N.
s,,,rnad EXPRESS, 3, ,S5 Baltimore Express, III 5
Ibiadel'a Express 1907 philadera Express, $40
Day EXPRESS, A. NJ, SSH Line, Pm, 1901
|ay Pa:son GER" 6,45 Mail Train, r.M, 7.l5
The Train on the Tyrone 4 Clearheld Road,
trives at Tyrone at o'clock, p. m, and leaves
br Philipsburg, as heretofore -s,55 a. m. The
Iroper train for Passengers from this section to
. he, who go Eastward,is the Cincinnati Express
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

Ray- Our loyal friends used to talk n
great deal about the "boys III blue !"
but now all their gab and capital
seems to be invested in tho boys in
nigger.
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TlIIsD.

In Osccola Mills, on the 22d ult.,
SBARPs EDWARD, youngest son Of
William and Elizabeth Shaver, aged
2 years and I months.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

<r,lymcr! Grary I'VE have Photographs,
u large and small, OF Clymer and Geary. A.
gents wanted to sell them. Send IS cents for
specimen copies by mail, postage paid. Address
BARTLEs0N 4 CO., Gil Chestnut ct. Philad'a.
Mar . mn
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Ctreat American Puzzle Patented by
VE Philip Hill, Importer to Fancy Goods, 25g
Market st., Phil'a, Pa. is one Of the most inge-
Nous and amusing articles Of the kind we have
over seen II is calculated to afford diversion 10
old and Young. Price 80 cents for set oil six
NUMBER. Sent by nail to all parts Of the eoun
try. PHILIP HILL, $50 Market St, Phil'a
Ladies' Needle Book. containing 100 OF the best
needles, sent by mail on receipt Of SO cents.
April 25th 1879 -lmo.
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wv Tanted-Agents-T canvass for the Sol
w dier's Individual Memorial Greater
inducements offered than by any other publish
ers. Agents have an entire monopoly IN the
territory assigned them, ms there has betn moth
ing Of the kind yet introduced. Meets with uni
versa approval, is ornamental. also record Of
value to those who have served in our countrys
defense, and TO friends Of deceased soldiers. For
circulars, 4c, address, enclosing stamp, d. @.
BAKER. Columbus, o., Lock Box 9Is.
April 25th, lS66-lmo.
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M Tantcd. Agents-s7S to s2OO per month

WV antcd. Agents-s75 to s2Oo per nonih
w for Gentlemen, and s55 TO 81 for Ladies,
everywhere, TO introduce tho Common Se-sS
Fsmily Sewing Machine. improved and perfect
ed. II will hem, fsn, stitch, guilt. bind, braid
and en- broideF beautifully. Price only $40,
making the elastic lock steh, and fully warran-
ted for three years. We pay tho above wages,or
. commission, from which twice that amount can
be made. Address or call on &. bowers Co.,
Office, No. 255 5. Fifth ST., Philadelphia. Peens.
SSs-All letters answered promptly, with circu-
lars and terms. April 4th 1885, limo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

D isabled Men. Attention WANTED, one or
two men in Clesrfsld county, who have
lost either an arm or leg, to sell Wadsworth's
water proof Arnica Healing Plaster. the best an
cheapest Court Platter in the market Prom -
to $40 per day con be made address, with 70
cents for snmple and full information, A. f..
BELcHER, Box As, Philadelphia. Pa. n b
All agents and poddlers would find II to their
int crest to answer the above. April 2b, '66-Sm.
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C,suvasscrs Wanted, ct 5000 per monh h.
" We want reliable agents (noae other male
and female TO take the exclusive agency in evcry
county aud township in tho United States, to
sell the Photograph Family Record, work
which every family will buy. II is bound Ike
m album but ha, printed blank page opposite
each Photograph. for a complete record Of tho
Husband, wife and each child Of q family also
containing marriage certificate, and psges for
military history of any member Of the family.
Nothing like Il ever published aud no work that
agents can soil so readily. Old canvRssers aud
Others should send for circulars and terms. 1t is
necessary to have copies Of the work TO canvass
with; price by express 81 50, SO 80 snd 81 90
q styles; money may be sent by mail Name
the townships wanted. Address
BllRTLES0N A ca
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A UDiTOR's NOTICE. The undersigned,
N Auditor. appointed in open Court, To dis.
tribute the proceeds arising FROM the sale Of real
estate, under Yen. Er, No. "a Sept. Term, 1865,
Ia tho case Of John Ferguson VS. John Gregory.
hereby gives notice that be will attend 10 the du-
ties Of said appointment, on Saturday, the 2Slh
day Of April, 1866, between the hours Of 10
o'clock a. m, and O'Clock p. m. Of said day, at
his Office in tho Borough Of Clearfeld, whom End
where all parties interested may attend f they
SEQ proper. NJ. VI. MCCULLOUGH,
Clearfeld, April ilth, lSO6.at Auditor.
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE.--Thc undersigned
"a Auditor, appointed BY the Orphans Court,
to distribute iooney in tho hand Of Matthew 0g-
den, Adminstrator Of Joha VI. Ogden, deed,
viii attend to the duties Of his appointment, on
Friday, the lth day Of May 1868, at o'clock,
IN, At the Office Of wnl. A. Wallace, 10 Clear
held Of which all parties interested will take
notice. J. BLAKE WALTERS,
April Ilth, IS66.It. Auditor.
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The MARKETS.
Sisw Advertisements.

The CASH must accompany the following notices
to insure attention .--Administrators' and Exccu-
tors notices each 50 so Auditors motto 50 so !
Dissolution noticcsS2 90 Cautions = 30 strays
81 bO,hnd all other transient Notices nt tho same
rates. Other advertisements at 81 so per square
for or less insertions. for each additional iu-,s-
ton so cents. Ten lines or lees. count square
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VNrusscs.-"Secley' Hard Rubber Truss cures
Il Rupture, frees the cord from all presyurci
will never rsf, break, lmhcr, chafe, or become
filthy, (thc hne steel fpring boing coated with
hard inbberl spring made any power requiredi
used in batting, fitted &c form requires no
Swapping; cleanest lighiost, easiest, and best
Truss known. Send for pamphlet
I. h. SEELEY, Soils Proprietor,
April llth, 1866 Il l34f ChostnUt ST. phn'a
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hereby certify that tho above statement is a
true copy of the original sent to the Comptroller
Of the Currency. WM. v. WRIGHT,
lnril 25th. 1868. .3t. Cashier.
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rI,he salem Ieg.-llndsr tho Patronage Of
the United States Government, Models Of
this superior leg may be fcrn at the Agency Of
the Salem Leg Company, No. s3 south seventh
street, Philadelphia. Call and sec them, or send
for circular cor tanning full information.
Anril 25th. 1906. limo.
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y p KRATZER.
CtLEARFIELD NURsERY-ExcouaAom

GLEARFIELD NURSERY ENCOURAGE
~ IiorE ISDusTRf,-The undersigned having
established Nursery. on the Pike, about half
way between Cehrtsld and Cursensville, Is pre-
pared to furnish oil kinds Of Fruit trees, Stand
ard and Dwarf) Evergreens, Shrbbery, Grape
yinos, Gocseberries, Lawton Blackberry, Straw
berry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian Crab
trees, Quincc and early scarlet Rheubarb, Sc.
Orders promptly attended to- Address,
Sept 20, '6s.-ly. J d. WRIGHT, CurwensviIls.
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certify the above to bo a true abstract from
tho Quarterly report made TO tho Comptroller Of
the Treasury. a. c. FiNNEI, Cashier.
April llth, lS66..3i.
a iSsoluilon of Partnership. The Copart-
~ nership heretofore existing between u. H.
Moore aud 7. J. Boyer, under the title Of Moore
A Boyer, doing business in Luthersburg. Clear.
field county, Penn'a, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. The Book accounts &C. are
left with Mr.. Moore, for settlement and collsc-
tion All persons knowing themselves indebted
t. said firm will please call aud settle.
II. II. MOORE,
I. j. BOYER.
eEs- The business will hereafter be eondscied
by K. u. Moore, who, thankful for past patron
age, invites a continuance OF the same,
r. n. MOORE.
Luthersbhrg. Pa, April liih. ls66.6i.
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VXTnnted AFenisi Male and lsmtle a W
w 10 $3.50 per month to stll tho Celebrated
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine Price
slS co. This Machine will donll kinds Of work
equal 10 the high priced Maehines, and " the
only rn,ctical and reliable Cheap Sewing Ma
chine In the world Soud for descriptive Circu.
lars. Address sEC0MB A CO., Chicago H..
Apri, q5th, ls66.Im. or Cleveland, Ohio.
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Office adjoining the Bank, formerly occupied by
} D. McRnally, Esq, Market street, clearheld,
Pa win attend promptly to Collections, Sale
Of Lands. &c. Dec. II. 's2.
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ARMY lfr-woak AND INCIDENTS.


Leo avenue Baptist church Williamsburg, vas last
night crowded with ladies' and gentlemen To hear Mis-.
Clara Barton read her interesting lecture army Life
work and Incidents" Tho lazy introduced 70 tho
audience by Theodore Tilton.
on tsEnt Mis- Barton received with much enthasi.
ssm. She unassumng lady 81 about thirty aud
spoke in low, sweet nafnal voice. she said The
breaking on, Of the found her a resident of wash.
ngton city, aud when the grofns % the wounded aud
dying reached she hurried their relief A Cedar
Mountain she spent ave days the wounded and re-.
turned only hear Of the disaster 10 ore
army on tue Old battle neld Of Bull Run. she immed.
a,ey returned the 0eId arriving Fairfield station
found three no1saGd wounded patriots sadiy needing
heip This before the days q the tao
great commissions The ground va - ihckly sirsvn
with The wounded that iaisc step Woad cry ~
horror 10 pierre the heart ~ the erfiha Hfye I
found youth terribly wounded eryug btnry Tor his
sister and ealing out MAR, Mary h Hls palheue
cries touched my heart approached him, kfsscd BIZ
cheek gave hfn stifnulants made him comparatively
comfortable and be- wound hn bleed ~ af0g a.
me thinking | Mary and fell laio q reffe*b
Ing steep Nrxt morning th0 b. a~nke sod
discovered VIC iiatloh, pu he ipnsfe hni hahks5 ne
and commended M - hh mother and sitter hsf gfsat
trouble have The poor feEow removed Warrington
with tbe ~ the w0undd BIZ neing declared
bop iess but finally s1rcssiei and NtEh tfhnsfnn n
New YORK va removed ~ a Washington haari'n wbef-
he died few days 10 the arm ~ he ssfr ~ sho b.
thoughts wandered when yins - tbe iaiteAeld a.
Barton prceefcd q, great icngfa drrbe sHeh t3eh
ing incidents tbs aDyye the large anfrnc isseaira
with rpt si,rnlpo Hhs desrrie3 vifdiy M only tae
main lLcldents Which ctma ubief hsf Hbervasga a.
the battles N ~. sccoui Han Ron thsntiliy
and Anletam. bot gave brilliant ans lnfri. 49,
description, d tess Frcst b.lfles, psf colariy usrt
~ NJ the bsf1es " Aniefanl A fhs aiter battle her
sleeve ga pierced ~ buiet fbirh fl~f irs4anfy
~ho.r sound, shs sas q prhlng rhn nose ~
~ Sieve, - Ma Barton I have never men4~f
The lady paid El9win9 tryg ~ 'Aa pfivsts AaatfH
" The voiahieef army aud character ed Them tNe
u TIE nation shs Rad nDthn - a. wi,b
called pgii :, but ihgaxi a. III iasy n ~
governments " serlfr ~IrNl rgtg as F4gs lass far
81 under ihef ia'i-i tn ans si"n tb~y fsiirf
70 d. lbE they should sbdicafe
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r Is T OIL.
SPECIAL 1elfsaAm 70 THE NEW roRx HERALD

The Queen Of Tragedy In Besson-Her Sac
oessfuI Debut as Medea-A Revolution ia tho
Refined Circles Of the "Iiub," &c.
Bosros, Oct 20. 1866
The great event in Boston tonight aud the great drs
matte event here for years. has been the debut Of the
famous Gaotdienne Rstori at the Boston theatre No
such commoton has created in the really refined
and aristocratic popuiation--those who dwell IN the
stately mansions on Beacon street, Common wealth
nue. and the South End-for many years. II would DO
but feeble tribute her powers 70 say that AIDE
lade Rlstori has fully sustained the high reputation
which had preceded her appearance and that the many
happy and brilliant anticipatons of the criticsng
admirers OF superior dramatic merit have been fully and
most happily realized.
The Boston theatre has never in its long career OF
nearly forty years, been visited by more refined and
brilliant company Many days ago the best seats
secured and those applying later willing pay
orbisant premiums to enjoy the privileges which the
more fortunate had obtained The private boxes
and the best seats the body OF the house and the bal
cony filled, and the only few empty in tbs
whole vast auditorium the poorer in the upper
galleries Medea the play Of this the opening night Of
Rstors engagement, is not among Bostouans over
popular one--not by any means so much a favcrte
Mary Stuart, which the New York critics
pronounce Of the best efforts OF the great
trdgedae. II is, however, quite familiar to our thea
TRIGGERS, and therefore during Its representation the
constant study Of the hbreo Is not required In itself
Medea would not draw q large audience; but Medea
with Ristor whose fame il the world Is entirely
another thing So thought the Boston public this
ing The curtain ROSE and the opening dialogue Of the
play was listened 70 quietly and patiently by the
dence Rstori the character of Medea appeared at
the proper time, with the two children and then the
expecant look upon the faces Of the audience vanished
She came down the stage and bowed in to the
applause Of welcome-applause such Is given TO any
renowned artist recognition Of fame. Az the play
progressed the interest increased and at the end OF the
nrst act her superiority tra0tdie~me by
every and acknowledged In applause Of uncertain
character
At the close Of each act Rstor called three times
before the curtain She made no speech, but merely
bowed. Her reception WAS complete and sincere but
not 30 wild as in New York. Tho play finished quite
early.
After the close Of the play Rstor returned her quar-
tiers In the Revere House and there received many callers
Of renown and In the theatrical and social world
Mary Stuart 10 to be represented TO- night No
doubt the house will then b full. ExAbsth follows %
Thursday evening
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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

The indictm~ss ef General Palmer FOR Aiaiax
the Escape Of siavcs-The Health of G~ers.
Ac., &c.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 30 1896
inc eeuf@ publishes the recent de,ison OF the Court
o. app az IN reference 70 General Palmer, who u tn
dcl"i 20 the Inferior Court for aiding tho escape 81
sfeN Palmer wa discharged by the lower court, and
on appe ,he ourt OF Appeals remandod the - tho
lower court Tor The trial Of Palmer under original
uotmeut ihs gave rse 20 the report that the Court Of
Appeals had decided that General Palmer was guilty %
felony. &c.
The health OF Mr. Prentice improving
In the three year old stakes To- day Alexander. gray
colt by Pilot Jr disanced his competitors over vsry
slow track. Iime-fwo minutes and Dfty.one .econds
Judge Craig, Of tho CITY Court was asaaultsd yesierav
afternoon by Policeman slater sorlonsy Injured The
accounts OF the ground ~ the are 80 Conflicting
that an examination must be had the thereof
bs asoertained
W. q. Summetsie, Of charieson. Yves, Virginia, .ss
found dead Saturday morning. on the steamer Prps
Donna, evidently from cholera check drawn al Ma
ricita, Ohio for 4l2 900 was found ON his psiDn