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FROM PULASKI COUNTY.
SOMERSET, XIV, Oct. %, 1872.
corr.yo.d..ss i-,ericr Jssrnaii
POLITICAL.


Judge W. u. fe'tn'' OF 0omer'e'' Assistant
Hehocra''' L''''o' 'o' '"r ,''''"' Wv "''"'
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-. "a t,uccr,,. over ready IN d.
A. Inc and a sneaker ir whom the p,ople
have confidence. The Rade are wide awak,
in our county and will no doubt succeed in
bringing to the polls every available voter.
They have resident speakers ready to take the
stump NJ any time, while appointments are he
ING made ior theit ocs' 'PT"N'''' S"'h " nu''
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CUNT w ELAINE
Our Court Of Claims Is nov in session anc
will continue several day. YET, the houoi"bl'
hdy having great deal of business b'ior'
them; the most important measure Icing th'
rort Il proceedings next week
IONS NJ. nARSErr
wa. to-day reelected Common Schcol Com.
missioner, by the ma-iTtr''es OF our count,
over several worthy OPT" 'h''. Mr.. barnd
is clever gentleman, fiicnd to edncatio'
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FOR pure Cider Vinegar, Of the best
quality, 20 to w. H. Anderson's.
Gathering Apples.

The Clark County Democyutsrys; Your Win
ter sp les should be gathered nov. IL is not
right to permit them to hang on the trees too
long The rule Is, il you want To eat apples
early in the Winter, say n Decemb,r aud
early January, they -'ould he permitted Ia
hang on until November, hut II you want Ia
keep them unil March and April, they should
be gathered during October. ~ say the fruit
growers.
Ahem! We think We have zen this para.
graph somewhere before.
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Killed by Cars.

Mr.. John Curd, a brakesman an the freigh,
train running from Stanford to Richmond, fell
bctwecn two cars on Friday night last, at Paint
Lick, and was ns'antly killed. The gener-
Gus employees Of the DHi have subscribed
literally, and raised considerable fund which
will he given tn his wife and Children. who
ace len dependent upon the charities Of the
world, 20 great extent
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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER to, Is, 1872.
NOTICE.

Th,'c y orr advertisers Who desire changes
malc in their advertisements, must hand in
crpy on Nonlay morning next.
40 cow uapirtl1s either " an esiitofal or bust
n'aa thutetsr, stluh lie addressed 20 HILTON A
NAd'dL.t.. box Is, sfiueiri, Ky.
AZ mluics rsuittei u. ~ adverti.iur subs ptlon
uf l'h WI mrt %. tsut tn ohcfks p-t-oftce mouey
.ricr " cNprsi 0f n viii 10 a. the parties rsk
Ifu- ou1k l. 1lr fuinrrsei tgont ~ Husinnviile ~
.ltrwt iH Doh Wus Nfsdff sial. atteui w. su-fip.
lions AMI reagiyc sil mHHias Gr the same.
otu suUSTsi
We tat liuupnv.lei z T.. Owcus Crab orchard;
v G. curt S'mer'i T. u, Bryant, Jun Sulphur.
J. :. JONES. pIra FII.
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Voting by Ballot.

We publish on our first page this week, the
laW passed by the Kentucky Legislature at It's
lat session, providing that all elections for
members Of Congress shall be by ballot. II
i important that al should understand this
natter, as any variations from the provisions
viii inyalidale an sleclon.
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FOR SALE.
A SMALL FARM.

r WILL SELL MY FARM CONTAlN-
u ing about 90 ACHES, known a. the
Old "MastersOn Pam" situated on the ilus-
tonyille and Stanford mgnpke road, three
miles east of llGsouvillc.
The farm !, well impnveii in high state
OF cultivation; has tao young orcharl ON u.
Call On me az my home or address ule care
Of IsTERIoa JoURSAL Office.
92.6w VIZ. WHITNEY
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,ubrr. ,.Isn piii thiS Week

......f .....- ., o1y.,', sul tic neccs.
'y ..u. 90 .r- .H'-ru ~, We vii
publ every wee the nam .. zoe e..
jay s. ,Ile ..n H. a Iccyip, to hon. Or
800 .f.t .s"t''cI ,alr due. by mail II iug
f.I,H.. nj UuU name dose not app,.r iu
.... ..... 10 O., 1r. "a that 90 haV, not
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To Our sub-crlI,crs.

Our snh.rubcrs are respectfully notified that
We cnnl5g ~ cpii,e'ys M sums due us must
b. pail 20 one of the propric,ors of this Jour.
ntl, mr. in our ab-ccnce IN our foreman, II
yuu desire pr,pcr credits therefor.
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FOR SALE!
100 ACRE TARMi
a BARGAIN.

TN the city limits Of Crab O,clard, ~
II adjoining the springs property, cunvcni,nt
To- the college, seminary, churches, pike ard
depot. GOud imprpvtm, nts; select fruits, 100
apple, pcach, pear and plum trees; grape.
strawberries, etc, ntver-iail ng spring II nr
clld water In the yard, which Is beautifully
st with shade and evergreen trees aud tiickly
matted with bluegrass JAS. :. FISH.
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Col " $. Tliin brought into cur flee IN
Monday lat huge lakct Of diminutive
pear. Nhi,h he said were "ihe only kind a
map could ell att cent a dozen and save him
ELI or afford Ia give To an editor for Try
local puf7 The Colonel says 'iesr' a
funny thine., aud !. right good soit u a al.
low 20 hay, around vlen YOU amt lusy.
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TOTAL, 900 GIFTS, ALL CASH sSse.oo0
The money pay all ihsse gifts Is upon deposit,
an set apart fnr that purp IN the farmerr and Ds
yers Rank viii he Sn by the follOSing ecrtlh4 IL
of the Cashier:
TARNERs' AND DR0VERs' BANK, !
LOUISVILLE, KY, sept. &c, ls72
This Is to certify that there On deposit In this
bank hall million of dollars To The credit ~ the
GIN Concert fund, sS1000 nf which l. held by this
bank Treasurer u the Public Library u Kentucky
to pay on all gins to he awarded At the drawing.
H. :. NLEClI, Cashier.
PRICES OF TiCKETS.
whole tickets $40; halves s5 quarters So II whole
tickets ,r slo0; 2s fa SIS; Sd for siO ia or si,0oo
2s5 ur 2Js; So SIR 5000. No discount on less than
500 worth u tickets at a time.
The drawing will positively and unequisOealy take
place Deenibsr :. AGnts are perempiurily required
10 clse sales and make returns November - In order
o. give ample time fpr the hna arrangements Orders
FIR tickets aspiration COR ercularr shorl be all
dressed to lHGS. r. BEA
Agent Publ Library OF Kentucky.
Louisville. kentucky.
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Trains gfing North CONNECTS al Louisville Or all
p,ints North, East aud West.
Correct time t,l, .iyng the latest time by ell uies
b. all parts u the oouniTt may i Obtained ~ nli-
cation 10 station agsnt
Through ticAefts 70 Indianapolis 81. Loas hiugo,
kanlas CITY, LswrCnce, LcIvcuwNrtu, 81 il Ih, tiua-
h. Denver. Sin francIsia thd all trih, isi Isiris
we.i. he procured 40 ti0tst cl,e a 10 q 10 a
sisBElId.
Freight rains isaVe Louisville tor liyirgsion "a Go
a Returning laye livingston 40 ma tohnssi -
Al Sianfri a. AMI fom kicheuut.
stocA sr Nashville, Atlanta, Mcmphls, Motile, N'w
Orleans aud pots south, naLes ehs- turhrcii'n "a
Lelanon Junction With slagk trains gffNg rngiI.
Freights frum Cinsinnau aud the ln-i consigned 60
the aent e the Louisville md Nqshyg liiifuad, AZ
Louisville, will be fwardni vthnut chang sr tunlis-
sion ". n. KING, q. 4. T. Agt
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Drtr,sL,n FrOIic.

party nf men. boys, willie, black, soldier.
and civilians COL on e spree in Crab Orchard
on SATURDAY night last and general melee en-
sued, in which soldier was severely IL not
fatally wounded No particulars
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Cur irb ofic, la. l,,n kort cute busy for
che a-i two vcels To our lula.ki patr ~,
,s.,c ally ", dc.,r, to riurn thanks ,or their
avo.- We have a .upofi'r ioh workman ar d
go ~ other 70 pet ar a. well rrerard -
luv oti.c in C,u'r K,u'ucky To execute all
k.ni. Of work, an ! our prices are very low for
rI-h. Give n. q Iri.l
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In answer to frequent cnqures We will say
that We are not vet advised ~ 10 tie day Rar-
num-. Great Show will cShiit in Star I, ri.
hut W see il nnro, ned tlat IL will lie in
oui.,ille on the itl ~ Nov,nb,r Salt down
your quar'crs ard lalv,s, lcys, % that the
rc'c-.arv qualifications Tor Ambulance may
not b, laokinr
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Philip adams an aged negro man, WHO. for
= number of wears carried II g mall to ard FRI
from the postoficc to the cars qnd was alvavs
prompt in the d'-charrr of III duties. died
.udd,nly few DAYS agn. ITc and Aunt
Iannah." were two fiihful ri darkies
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Whenever It rains thee day. the v'rtl ~
lecome. quiic COO, rnd ! ercc he ian-fnll :.
vcrv slight. Ch. t,r rod c'd-'asl cred r-ir.
Which would drcnc' Ne 'arti, raise he
stream. out 81 II cir lanl-, and Gil al cur
watsr-courses full
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THE ESTUCKy
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
$500, 900 IL BANK TO PAY ALL GIFTS.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT,
800, 600 FOR ONLY SOL!

4 T the 81 ond Grand Gin Concert, authorized By
n speciI lrt # the Lcislrturp In aid u the Public
.itrars Atntgcky, unaypidihy p,StIoncd, ffpm
!Srpiebi- o. December 7, and which pusitivt, aud
Ineluiy-.sliS o,curs IN Louisville, ny, sturdy
DSedtar 7, is1y without farther delay On cunt
whatever, the filw ing ish tns for disfiautiOu
by bot snsrg tht Lciet-hnliers;
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POSTED.

DN Dayton ructer, rtsdnc ~ Iinrdln cnun'y, X,
- ueu Halls Gap sutton the tilioelne stock .vhi h
vas iaken Up ~ hin ~ be rreui-s Shut nv ih u
August 81 thrcc hl.ct sos hors. tvo u With ~
The nars ~ crop ~ the len ear ths other cr,p =
10Th ers : ~ hogs vre vaiuei y, u ten a. ". .
and hny cents Givtn uuds W., hard ~. she ts.a u
Orinisf, ts1l SET CRAIG LYNN. J. % l. I'D.
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The alvcri'-emcnt u the K,n'ucky ibrar'
Association pppsrs in ihi- issue. 4 NIL
drawing will certainly take place on the 7th
~ prcemhrr next. Tickets are for sac at
'ir National Bank 81 STANFORD hy J. J. Nc
Roberts. sccu', and alo NJ =. X. Chen ult'-.
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD
KNOXVILLE BRANCH.

COMMENCES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. is72.
V,RAINs between Louisville and Livingston viii ran
i As flllows:
GOING souTH
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Captain ". Helm has greatly improved hi.
farm house. II Is really handsome nov.
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The new Masonic Hall, over the Farmcr's
Bank IL alou, Grihch.
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some little rain has fallen recently and al
though the quaniitv has been less Il an We
need W. ere still ~ AM ful Tor III such favors
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Now Is the tine tn clean out your ponds.
springs and wells Have them ready to catch
the hood- ~ water that will come ere long.
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Mr.. and Mr. W. II. Anderson have returned
FROM their bridal tour, seemingly as happy A.
felicity itself
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Now l. the tiuie to fS up and improve YOU
ice house II you have one. Don't let rs 9,
out ~ ic, another summer
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The country toys are bringing in hickory
nuts IN town and selling them at sixty cent.
per bushel Cheap enough.
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he above quotations baeon and other produce ar.
retail prices small discount is made by merchant.
from the above figures shen taken in exchange f.,
merchandise.
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Boys and men too when You ~ hunting
partridg,s, dont shoot at he little half grown
fcllowa
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The bee. should now be ed every few days
until cold weather. Their supply of honey j.
very short, owing ~ the drv weather.
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Col. Tbos. W Miller Ia still improving HE
Main street property.
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90 10 W. II. Anderson for yolr am.
uniti0n, pistols, pistol cartridges. etc,
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FRESH Ash rscai we'd and for sale,
every Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
BY A 6. PEEOLET0E,
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FOR SALE

II AvING determined " quit firning viii -ell NJ
1 public outcay nj my hirm near " adnui vt, IN lin
co.H gu y, kcatIcky, Oh W e,ipr sdny oct. 30.
81, the FLOWING artices All ily stock ~ assisting
II rss iules, Oaiile, tat sni stock HalsN A~ my
totn, Oas, heat, Farming lmpleme 4, u ~ h' "a
and kit Furniture. Bugglss, Mawhs,-in 81 ort.
.'cry,hing necessary TO the pr per euli.'aton Oh
oymvnt u tfrm.
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HUNTERS equipments Of all kinds
az w. u. Anders0as
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FOR RENT.
viii al-o rent the mi ~ The tine, tit is ut rent
1 privately hefure. II contains $50 q go'-t
aud as there II In Lincoln county; well v.tcttd AM
tnt"rtf. Nyut thirty acres already sOwn in
vhca', re about GO acres thit can he put
crn la, r is splendid yrung orchard e -ieh AZ
pie and Per The balance Of the anu d IN ..-s
nj tiuiieT. Al the nuildings psd.
rEKMs-Rea-inahie aud III be- mall known on day
Il sale lSI-ltl I. :. PHILIPS
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10000 good chestnut shingles .or
ale cheap by Geo. D. Wearen. 54-it
STOCK ITEMS.


Mr.. Jno W. Rout, Of this vicinity inform;
u. that he has, now ready for sale our thor
oug' bred, Ohio improved, Chester white biar
pivs, by his premium hog. Admirers at
Chestcrs should apply Immediately. Slit
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At his home -ix miles West Of Somerset a
ew days since, John bye OF heart disease.
NEW GoOps.
Nur merchants ar receiving large and we'll
selected STICK. Of good this Fall.
ALERT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18
Gretchen Und Me Go Oud.
BY CARL pRRrzE1.

BY CAhL PRETzEL.
Dock der pabers. shudge. und write dis ting
Nine hause he vas 50 crazy on ackound Gretchen
,und me go oud;
But now dink ids besser ven we vas lockt to-
gedder loose.
Dem marriage tings makes a man und woman
ONE you see,
But der tuyfel mineself he dond could told which
vas der ONE to be;
dock dot woman for besser veil. she docks me
We lofed der odder blaindy veil. dot vas der ting
to do.
She dond vas pooty for nice. shudge. but she vas
Und ofer hadnd peliefed i'd. dond wood seen
So shbeaIs nit Gretchen a leedle times. und
she vas shbeak nit me,
Und we make us our seglo0sionS oop dot we meier
could degree.
Who ish der matter. yot Ply shinks, I dond could
Der long years behindt, for dis go blaindy. habby
shped
But. odder of a somehow. dot ting way yoost blaid
out,
Nine frow got firdation of der heart so vorser
like der govt.
Yah. yah, dats so, and dells you dis ting fol-
drue.
Dem vimmems. efery one, could yoost make fool
Dhere hearts got changes like der moon. way uh
by dot silky.
Und efery time vas got man in dot, how up vas
dot for high?
Shure ting. shudge, please make down vat ]
shbeaks nit you.
Mine frow vas pooty mean voomans in some
dngs. und meaner in odders too
only finds me some excendricks out yoost a
cubble weeks or dhree.
Und l des you vat it is shudge dots who ish der
reason nit me.
Dond look of me nit dot tone of voice. but make
down yoost vat say,
| wants me lsckt out fon Gretchen und dot too
right away;
Sol you want to found you out who vas der rea-
NIT das.
Veil. shudge. dot vas a coorious ting, but you
know how Yourself twas.
Some odder Teller vas got him the 10 of mine
Gretchen now.
Veil. he vas got mine sympady, und she could
been his frow.
Der oit lofe vas all go died, dem hearts vas colt
like ledt,
Ond it vas Wy who ism der reason dis ting vas all
go dedt.
But dots der way, und der more you lif der longer
you find it out.
Der oxcendricks of dem vimmens wood make you
lafe und showd,
But dot MAX es me noting Inference. dond will
cry und fret
yoost dink me. dhere vas yoost so good fish in
der vasser as dond got pulled out yet
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18
The Promissory Note.
LATTER the Manner of Poe. ]

After the Manner Of Poe.
In the lonesome latter years,
(Fatal yearsD
10 the dropping of my tears
Danced the mad and mystic spheres
In a rounded. reeling rune,
Meath the moon,
To the dripping and the dropping of my tear.
All, my soul is swathed in gloom.
UlalumeD
In dim Titanic tomb.
For my gaunt and gloomy soul
Ponders DER the penal scroll,
Ger the parchment mot rhyme),
Out of place,-out of time
am shredded. shorn, unshifty.
%. the fifty ,
And the days have passed, the three,
And the debit and the credit one to him
and me.
Twas the random runes l wrote
AT the bottom of the note
Wrote, and freely
Gave to Greeley.
In the middle of the night,
In the mellow. moonlesS night.
When the stars were out of sight,
When ~ Tsr P9lif 81 like a knen'
Danced with dim and dying fays
Der the ruins of my days.
Der the dimless. timeless days.
When the fifty, drawn at thirty
Seeming thrifty. vet the dirty
Lucre of the market was the most that | could
raise!
Fiends controlled it.
(Let him hold it
Devils held for me the inkstand and the pen
Now the days Of grace are Ger,
(Ah, LenOreD
] am but as other men:
What is time, time, time,
To my rare and runic rhyme.
To my random, Keeling rhyme,
By the sands along the shore.
Where the tempest whispers. Pay him r and l
"Nevermore!'
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them and did not that oath give It the
power to do so? For haunted beyond
doubt they were; whether by the actual
semblance of a disembodied spirit, or
by the fantasy of diseased mind and
imagination, made little difference the
effect was the same and until we at
tain to far more lucid theory for such
mysteries than we possess at present,
we must accept the old explanation as
twice as simple and quite as probable as
any other. But the question was now.
what was to be the end?
started out on my search for Browne
Immediately after breakfast. Not find
ing him at home, thought it probable
he would be at Miss Hammill's, and
thither accordingly l betook myself.
But he was not there; and the servant
who answered the bell told me that
Miss Alice had been growing gradually
worse, and that the doctor gave slight
hopes of her ever recovering her mind.
L have often wondered since whether
she still wore the ring
So all day long | wandered over New
York, searching for my friend; but
night closed in, and still | had not
found him. The following afternoon,
however, | got upon his track, and fol-
lowed him from one point to another
till traced him to the Hudson River
depot. Just before | reached there the
eight P. NJ. express had lett, carrying
him a passenger in the sleeping-car. |
heard the whistle of the engine as it
rushed away, carrying many a soul on a
longer journey than they had ever be-
fore undertaken: all the world has
heard of the disaster of New Hamburg |
Living or dead, l never saw my friend
again, nor was his body ever, SO far as I
know, recovered. Doubtless it was bet
ter so: he never could have found life
sweet on earth again. But often, in the
evenings, as | sit before my fire, think
of him and of the gray, crumbling
tombstone in Trinity Church. yard, and
marvel that life should seem so simple
and commonplace.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18
YarietieS.
:" Nevermore y

A LEADING article-A locomotive.
A LEGAL CONFERENCE.-THE prisoners
van.
SELF-MADE men are very apt to wor-
ship their maker.
To KEEP potatoes from freezing, bake
them for breakfast.
LEGAL MEM-The ancient Hebrews
used to try cases by Jewry.
WHAT is the next thing to "killing
no murder ~ Sleighirg time.
IF you are out in driving storm,
don't attempt to hold the rains.
THE singer who brought down the
house has refused to rebuild it.
A YOUNG lady, recently betrothed,
says that G. 0. D. means Call on Dad.
WHEN there is spanking breeze bad
children should be put out to take the
air.
How TO MAKE A HoT-BED-Put can
die near your pillow and read yourself
to sleep.
AN old settler'-The old lady who
sent farmer ten cents that had been
due twenty-nine years.
A YOUNG lady sends this How to
prevent chappy cheeks-Have nothing
to do with cheeky chaps
| A PROMINENT journalist has offered a
reward of ten thousand dollars for
tale that will make his hair stand on
end. He is entirely bald. 4
| ACHIcAGo clergyman having preached
| from the text " Where are the Nine ~
the Post replies " Most of them are
with the Haymakers-and the rest
have gone to grass"
AN ill-natured contemporary says
Rhode Island goes for narrow guage
railroads because she wants both rails to
| lie within her own territory.
"TELL the mistress that | have torn
the curtain said a gentleman ledger
to a female domestic. Very well,
sir mistress will put 1t down as rent"
McGEHAN, the alleged murderer of
Tom Movers, at Hamilton, o., one year
ago, and who was recently acquitted at
/ DAYTON, received warm reception on
| his return home, on Christmas day.
During the afternoon, sensational
| handbills were posted through the cisy,
inviting the people to meet at the
| courthouse in the evening. A large
meeting was held, at which resolutions
were adopted denouncing judge, jury,
and all in any way connected with the
acquittal, and pointedly intnnating to
| Mcclellan that it would conduce to his
own health and happiness of Hamilton
were he at once to seek residence
elsewhere.
A MAN in Keokuk county, Iowa, tried
| ~ . H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18

A MAN in Keokuk county, Iowa, tried
to drive q herd of cattle across the
river, the other day, When the ice
breaks up, they expect to find most of
the animals.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

ONLY the most surprising efTrontery
could have dictated the insinuation that
the opposition to General uartianft
proceeds from the apprehension that if
elected Governor he would make a more
rigorous investigation of the Evans
matter. This is prepostcrous for vari-
ETY. of reasons. If General Hartranft,
and tho Ring of which he is a promi-
nent member, desired TO probe that
subject to the bottom. they have now
every opportunity and all-suliicieut
power. Why don't they do it? Their
former investigation was q farce, got
ten up to whitewash certain State
officials who attempted to defraud the
Treasury of several hundred thousand
dollars, Prominent among these ofilci-
ais. according to the statements OF men
high in the confidence of George O.
Evans, stands General John e. Hart
ranft himself.