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FOREIGN PORTS.

BATAnASo, July 3o-Arrived, schrs Clara Montgomery
Miller fruxlllo; Aug 1 Maud Barbour Palinke, do;
CALCUTTA Aug Arrived previously, bark Edward Kidder
CIlSrufGos, Aug 5-sailcd, bark Memory CBr, Frank
Cow BAY, CB, Aug o-Arived bark Lothian CBD Har-
ding Liverpool via North sydney
HAVANA, Aug ll--Saiied, steamer Jose (Sp. Albizur
HALIFAX Aug a-sailed. bark Sunbeam Br), Whitney.
New Yorl, mot sailed Gtlu
Arrived iIth. bark Jennie G,r, Nelson DeInerara;
brgs Wcstw9od tBrl Ponce; Ellie j. Butler d6r Demera
LuNENBUEG Ms, Aug lo-Arrivcd brig Norman (Br),
LlylRroor, Ms. Aug 1o-Arived brig vakyrien CBD,
sailed 10Th brigs Adelaide (Br). West Indies; sygnus
MIS1TnIAS July 2o-Arrived brig James Miller, Parker
MAYAcufz, July 2iIn port brig Black Swan, wnsladc
MArANzAs, Aug ARRIVED, brig Packard, Amesbury,
Cardcnas.
Sailed 11th, brig Nichols r), Chase, north of Hat
MALONE BAY, Ms, Aug lo-saiIcd, brig IL Norris (Bp,
MoNrREAL, Aug o-Auived, schr Pamco, strecch, Now
Cleared 9th steamer Texas (,r) Lawrcnson Liverpool
Norm SYpNEY gB July 25Clcaled, bark Lizzie Giles
Arrived Aug H. banks live Oak (Br, oulton, Hamburg
QulBLc Aug IO-Arril cd steamer Phoenician (Br Scott
Glasgow and sailed for MontreaD bark J Duius Br
ST JAGo July 3o-sulod brig Six Trcrcs d3r Collins
sydney CB mot sailed from Matanzas rs telegraphed.
sAGuA, Aug lohrlycd bark Yuinuri (Br), Carlisle, Now
York; schr sab9o l@mson 81 John, NB
sYDNRY, CB, Aug 7-sailed, brig Wcstway (Br), for
81 JonS NB Aug lO--Clcared schr Lancaster CB Hat
field. Ncy York iith bhg Willie Br' ,llowes Queens
TRrEsrE. July 6-saied brig Domenico taD Jaccarino.
In port oath bark Luigi DtaD Trapani for New York.
WINDSOR, Ms. Aug IO-sailed, sehr Eugene New York
fAnMourm Ms, Aug lO-Arved, steamer Dominion CBr,
z4NzInAR July Arrived bark Glide, Bachelor. Alden
(and sailed July 10 for Boston,.
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SORROW IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August u, 1875.
The death Of Hon. Horace Bnney became known
throughout the city late this Afternoon and gem
eral and apparent could scarcely have been
caused by any other event Ho lived in PLAIN, old
fashioned three story brick house, No. 2l1 South
Fourth street. next to the towering granite building Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. In its early days
it the centre Of the fashionable quarter Of the town
but OF late years II has been almost surrounded by
railroad offices and by the places of business OF
lawyers brokers and coal operators and has stood for
years like its master, the venerable and almost
the only survivor Of an early time The
old mansion had been closed during the
mer, Mr. Binney having left town to spend tho
season with his son in law Richard II. Montgomery,
Esq, at his scat near Bryn Nave the pennsyl-
yania Railroad. About ten days ago the weather being
cool he was driven 10 town IN carriage intending TO
return again 10 the country shortly after his arrival
at home he was seized with slight chill and feeling
otherwise indaposed determined not to return TO Bryn
Nave He bias gradually sunk since then aud his family
summoned Dr. Mcgs hs family hyscian,
could do nothing 20 restore him and at ten minutes
after nine O'Clock this morning Mr. Binncy quietly
brcathcd his last Only the members Of his Immediate
family we're present at the time and his old coored
servant.
He leaves four surviving childrcn--Wliam Bnney,
Of Providence II l. Mrs Judge Hare Mrs Richard Il.
Montgomery and Miss Binnoy His son Horace Bin.
ney distinguished citizen Of Philadelphia, died in
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug l-Arrived ships Olaf (Nor), Henderson,
Philadelphia; Sabine, Paine, Lobos St Vincent (Br)
Thompson, do
Sailed 10TH bark Traveller B Ferguson United sates
Sailed 18th. Esquelino. for New York
BRsToL Aug 12-Arrivcd, ship Pegasus (r), Owens New
York
Arrived 18th, bark Fair Wind (Br), Rawlc Quebec
Kingroad 18th, brig Carous qtaD Lauro Now
York for Gloucester.
BELFAST Aug 1l-sailcd, bark Giano (Aus), Scopinch
United States
BREMEN, Aug io-sailed, ship Pauline David Ger, OTTO
United States; 18th, Nurnberg Ger Erdmann
Baltimore via Southampton
CAERsARvoE, Aug Il-saed, bark Walton (Br), Williams
North America
CADIz-sailcd bark II Gem, Collins, Gloucester Mass
DUBLIN, Aug l1-Saled ship Kate Davenport, Otis New
Orleans mot 10TH.
GLASGOW Aug 11-Sailed, bark Maud Scanned (Br)
Thompson, North America
GREEsocK, Aug ll-Arrived ships Zambesi (Br), Scat
terby, Quebec; Mathcran dlr), Patterson, do.
LvRRPooI Aug 1lArrived, ships Hagerstown Call New
Orleans Lizzie Troop u'p, Corning, Astoria o. 18th,
Solido for Anderson, Quebec; Lucy Nickes Nickels
Bangor via Bath, Ne; Glcncorse r), Stevenson New York
Sailed 10th, Hbernian (Br, Archer Baltimore
via Halifax
Sailed lth ships Frga (Br, Welsh North America Pres
ton Or, North, United States.
LONDON, Ang l2-Arved. ship Corona (Br) Robertson,
Now York.
LISBON Aug l1-Arrivcd bark Caro-, Brooks, Philade.
phia.
QUEENSTOWN Aug l2-Arved, ship Hoogly (Br) seiders
San Francisco; bark Libertas Csus) Wkander, Baltimore
RorrRRDAM Aug 1o--AIriyed bark vesta gen, Maugcr
Daricn: brig Alaska (rl, Tucker, New York.
srErrx, Aug lo-Arrived brig Giles Lorng, Anderson
New York.
LIvERPooL, Aug 12-The steamer Moravian ODD, which
have sailed from here to-day for Quebec and Montreal
broke her shaft and has been locked for repairs
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WEALEMEN.

Sailed from Bay Of Islands June 3D. ship Milton Fuller OF
NIB, u cruise; 24th bark Merlin Thomas, do do.
letter from Capt Clifford of bark Oak reports her off
Pearl Islands July with 200 bbs hpbk oil Spoke July
10 bark Cape Horn Pigeon Baker NIB 90 hpbk schr Tabo
ga, Atkins Panama clean
letter from Capt Fisher of bark Alaska of NIB reports
her Bay of Islands June 20 sail that day cruise aud
home Had taken freight 3fl9 gals sp oil from ship Mil
ton, aud 1873 do do nom bark Merlin.
letter from Capt Allen of bark Mars, of NIB dated of
Massauoro June spoke May 10 off do bark Nan
titus Lake NIB, having taken 200 bbs oil since leaving
Tdleuluano
letter from Capt Jacob Rowland dated Valparaiso,
July g. reports arrived June 80 bark Maggie Hill Chill
Liner, with $50 bb sp and $50 do VIII oil Also reports
of and day. bark Mars Allen NIB with TO bbls 80
oil.
spokcnoG King Georges Sound May s. bark Callao Lee.
NIB, oil reported.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Steamer Eeanora Portland 18th inst reports tho north
buoy the Broken Ground Nantucket Shoals, gone
New BEDFORD, Aug IO-The Nantucket South Shoals
light vessel which has been thoroughly repaired at this port
started tor her station this afternoon in tow Of Us steamer
Ncrbcna
WAsnIsGToN, Aug 1.-THE Lighthouse Board has given
notice that and after Sept 1870 there will be shown
from the frame beacon recently erected the eastern pier
head to CLEVELAND harbor fixed lights,
white aud the other red the white being feet vertically
above the red The lights should be IN clear
weather from the deck of vessel 10 feet above the lake.
about 10 statute miles.
BUoYs PARAMARIDo.
The undersigned notifies that In abont 20 athoms OF water
oil this number of buoys anchored extending
from the Saramacco the Maroyn Rivers These buoys
mark the route Of the Brazilian cable, which is being
laid passes this The buoy on the River Marcy
has "a signal, red, white and blue (lorizontap.
HENRY SAWYER. US Consul,
Port Paramaribo 5urinam.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug 1l-Auived schr Mary Drury,
Kcnueboc for Washington
Saed-Schrs Hattie Kelsip Allyns Point; Elwood Do
ran, Brookyn Emerson Now Bedford; Emily Birdsall,
aud * T. torson from GcOrgctowD for -.
BOSTON, Aug llArivcd, schrs Addie Is Bacon, Bacon,
Philadelphia, james Holmes, Ryder, Rondout; Edwin
Norris Lavender New York
l2th-ArIyed steamers Oriental Matthews sayannah
Lancaster, Mills, Philadelphia big Anna Norl, Petersen
Rotterdam; sohr3 Victor PUG, Pnkham Baraeoa; Nor
rison SMITH Baltimore Burns, Burns, Philadelphia
Ella larradcn fluboken; Ponder, Jr, Kelley dol II q
King Wood Port johnson Fla
Also arrived steamer William Lawrence, Howes Balti-
schrs Cupid ub Kelly IIayti Arthur, Crane Phia,
delphia; Montana, BeaTse dol Paine, Lang do; n
HOMER Hooper, do; Annie Vrdcn, Mathoson- DO b Ed
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ml- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGIlr-The NIw YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the eoors red green red changing from to tho other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
tans of vessels upon seeing this signal viii obge by pre-
pairing any marine they have for tho Ship News
Department OF the HERALD.
rJPersons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht, pier No / East River New York.
received from all parts OF the world and promptly do
hvered Duplicates required
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 13 SUPPLEMENT-

February 1870 at the age OF sixty two. Mr.. Bnney's
wife who died many years ago, was tho daughter OF
Colonel Cox OF bloomsbury. Trenton y. j. an Intimate
friend OF General Washington and epciunt oicer IN
the Revolutionary War
meeting III the BAR will be held on Saturday al noon
in the Supreme Court take upon the death of
Mr. Binney, and either Judge Strong or Judge SlEirs
Wood viii preside. E. Spencer Miller who was the stu
dent OF John Sergeant the colleague OF Mr. Binney III
The Grlrd viii case viii offer the resolutions Henry
J. Williams and Eli X. Price the Oldest living members
OF the Philadelphia Bar will make speeches followed by
William NJ nlghman and Isaac Hasehurst Nearly all
prominent members of the Bar will probably return
from the country To DO present
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purscr the steamer City of Mexico, Havana
has thanks for iavors
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN, of the Nantucket line In going
Oak Bluffs wharf Aug 10 by and when nearly oppo
site the bathing struck the sehr Adelne lying
Choir, and broke the Inainboon short OF
BARGE @ FRENCH while being relieved of her cargo
the dock New Haven aoak and was on the point
going the bottom Whcn twelve set to
work the pumps. They succeeded In lowering the water
IN the barge such extent to allow Of temporary
gtanD of hp lpak
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Schr Pointer Fraseher Tobokcn for Taunton
Schr Charlie Miller Jones New York for New Haven.
Schr Calvin Adams, Port johnson for Bo5ton-
Schr l. Hess, lIoboken for Providence.
Schr Liberty, Rowe, New York Tor Fsarhavon.
Schr A brooks, Rodgers New Pork Tor New London
Sehr IIenrietta bragg Woodbridge for New Haven.
shr lmugene nverty Hand Port johnson for PawtuekeI
Schr q Fell Nickerson HOboxen Tor Providence.
Schr Lucy DaW. Rose, New York tar Boston.
Sclr Price, Nickerson Port johnson for Boston
Sols Comery. Dreamer, Elizabethport for Salem
Sehr Alice b. Mnssett New York for Boston
Sclir Benz Waite. HobOken for Boston.
Schr Reading R No A. Sack Port johnson for New Lon
on.
Sehr Samuel Goodwin Williams New York for Stamford
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters informed
that by eleeraphng to the HERALD London Bureau No 40
Fleet street. Office Scribe the arrivals
and departures from European and Eastern ports of Amer
and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabled this country free of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for teleeraphing
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SAILED.

Steamers sqevia Ger Hamburg; City OF New York, Ha.
vana ships City OF Lahore r), London; Eliza Everett
tBri Cork or Falmouth bars Peter Warwick (Br Cron-
stadt Meser Ger Bremen; Usage (Brl Antwerp Ceres
tNorl Rotterdam Elizabeth tswel do Branos Galveston
pamas; dem. Barbados; Balear la Mar; Zerna
(Brj, Gibraar Sea Bird (BI), Porto Cahelo and Mara
cabO; Mcrryman Rio Janeiro Santos; Hannah
Baker, Cork or Falmouth.
Wind at sunset SSE fresh
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SPOKEN.

Ship Tonawanda from Liverpool for Philadelphia Aug o.
lat n lon ca
Ship Lucille Waite from Liverpool for Calcutta July 8.
lat 10 IS $, Ion 3j IS W.
Ship Athcnais m Jones'. from st John, NIB, for Liver
pool Aug B. lat a -, Ion 30 So.
Bark Peciosa Ger Walk, from Bremon for Baltimore,
Aug o, lat IL 10 Ion 60 10
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERAlD
wHfTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City Of Mexico Sherwood, New Orleans July 81
Tanpico 18th TuXpan 26th Vera Cruz 3Is Capeache Aug
Progress 1th aud Havana 7th with mdse and passengers
L Alexander Sons
steamer Wyanoke Couch Richmond City Point Nor
folk with mdso and to the Old Dominion stoam
ship Co
Ship Plymouth Rock. Griffin London July and Isle OF
Wight Sth with mdse and 70 Grnncl Min
Co Had strong westerly winds the Banks; from
thence II days with SW winds and dense fog; July H. lat
- ~ ~ Ion 40 W. into by unknown steamer
carrying cathead and doing other slight damage
date lat IL 80 lon II II W. passed large iccbergs;
Aug To- lat 40 81 Ion 6S 23 passed Norwegian bark from
Bergen for Baltimore, showing signal with letters
in It,
SHIP Southern Chief Higgins ayrc q days ia ballast to
II ID Brookman. Aug l. lat ~ 90 lon SO 40. passed
large icebegs. The Is anchored Sandy Hook for
orders.
Bark Nor Roth Gloucester 20 days with salt TO
order; vessel Tobias Co Aug l. lat 49, Ion 40 passed
two icebcrts Hbont 300 feet high.
Brig johanna dam, Andersen, Fckke1ord Norway 80
days, in ballast 70 Punch Edge A Co: -
Brig Robert Mex Spearng of st John NIB Hitler, Glen
fuclgos 20 days with to iowa. Terry * Co
Brig Caseaclle (of Rchmond) Devereux. Matanzas III
days with to Moses Taylor BO; vessel to james
Henry.
Bri Blanco (of ST John N Foster Sydney CB II days
in ballast To Snow burgess
chr Poos Curtis Lagna July 10 via Progresso % days
with hemp and sugar to Thebaud Bros.
Schr Northern Home oi Canning. NS Swain, Maracabo
6 days with coffee Sehimilinsky, Lott Coz vessel to
Pension y Co.
schr Il Davis Sterling Caibarlen II days with sugar
and moasscs to Jonas Smith Co. Had fine weather.
Schr NJ r Hickman, Robinson, Virginia
Sclr a filton, Iilton, Virginia.
Schr l. . Shultz, Thompson Georgetown, DC.
Sehr William slater ken, Boston 90 hours in ballast TO
Parsons Il Loud
Sehr Isabella Jowett Mogg BOSTON for Newark
sch John Shay Jenkins New Bedford for Philadelphia
put In for q harbOr
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MISCEI.LANEOuS.

A BSOLLrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N cnt states Tor numerous causes; legal everywhere
no publicity required charge until divorce granted
vice free. NJ. HOUSE. Attorney, 1914 Broadway.
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IVMCHEsTEns spEcIFIc PILL

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WEAKNESS AC thoroughly tested for 80 years with per.
feet success TWO 10 SIX boxes generally sufficient to
elect radical For further &c send for
Circular 81 per box six boxes S. by mall socureII
Prepared only by WINCHESTER CO., CheTnista
30 John street, Nov York
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
SEPTEMBER
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

steamer city Ftchburg Springer, New Bedford for
York with mdse and passengers - 40
steamer Gatea Waldren, Providence for New York, with
Sch Evergreen GER Mitchold Crab Island PR for New
York u days with to- Onatayia vessel 20 Snp
schr Pru.san General Haley. ST John, NIB via Vineyard
Haven for New York Is days with lumber and ath to He
scir Cuba Br, Baldwin, s. John, NIB via Vineyard Ha
Sehr Gmce Cushing Hamilton, Calais for New York, with
schr Henry cmsen. olcr, Fan River for New York.
@ Knight Pratt f oes sGr 5 for New York with lime
Schr Julia Damage Robinson, Providence New York
schr Freddie Eaton, Cook New bedford for New Yord
Schr Virginia. Ross Boston for Now York.
sehr " II Bowen, Dn, Providence for New York
Schr ID lngraham, Nickerson Boston tor New York
sehr 4 Baker, Miller, Milestone Point for New York,
scbr james Henry SNOW Providence for Now York.
sehr Naad 9aeed Hardy boston for Sew York
aehr Minqaas Phillips Providence for New York
schr Annie Russell Miller, Portland CT for New York,
eT2e ssI I,se G. T%gqqq r. iq New yo York
schr wietta, steclman. Boston for New York
sehr Johnnie Mesgeryc FRENCH Rockand via New Bedford
0S cs gG CHARLEY sed@an Chapman Newport for New York
sehr John Wilson, Wilson, bisLion or Ney York.
schr 4 Pcaso, Dee Portland, Ct, for Now York, with
Sesr Henry Icmuc Jarvis Northport for New York
schr stephen Lane, Fowler, Yarmouth for New York
schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury, Newport for Haver-
sehr Huntington Butler, Roekport for Nev York, with
stone to Lloyd Murray. .
Schr 4 Jones, Phnney kockport Tor New YORK. with
ScLr New icgulus Ward. Warren for New York
schr Tlyra Bancroft New Bedford for New York -
Schr Laura Burngame, Burngane, Boston for New
York
Sciy n I, Adams Nickerson, Boston for New York
SIR 4 ~ Ioke Bunce. Coldspring, ii, for New York
schr Iucian Ball Providence for New York.
Schr Jashin Goche Belfast for kondout with ath TO or
der xx,A
Scr Orlando smith, Ferris Portchester for New York
BOUND EAST.
steamer Francona Bragg New York for Portland
Schr Revenue Wright, Fort johnson for Bristol
schr j 4 ferry RnynOr HObOkon for Providence.
sohr Geo w boyle, Boyle. Now York for Nav Havnn
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R0CKCasrLE COUNTY VIEWS.


The quietude of Middle Fork, diversins
from Pine Hill, was rudely broken last
Wednesday by one Peet Gauf shooting Da-
vid Lunts-the shot taking effect in the
left shoulder from which he expired Thur
day night. His remains were taken to
Broadhead for interment. Gsuf has sur
rendered himself to Justice McNab.
SINCE the recent rains the corn crop in
this county looks promising. Wheat and
oats bid fair for more favorable crop than
for several years. The fruit ceoP ia an en-
tire failure.
THE shipping Of tan bark is very extern
sive---more so than last season. The coal
business is at very low ebb just now it
being The season when but little is used
The X. X. Company consumed during the
last twelve months at the named points,
Livingston, Richmond J ircti N, Lebanon
Junction, Elizabeth,ow -. Louisville
az, 200 bushels, from which bids were re-
ceived from the mines on the Knoxville
branch and +. & T.. X. L. The mining
companies on Knoxville branch fearing
that they could nyt furnish the entire a.
me unit and their other trade only contract
ed for 49,, O0e bushels. The L. a L. mis-
ing com snics furnishing 420, 900 bushels
The mining companies here have the priv
ilege Of contracting the full amount the en-
sueing year We think thev will see furth-
err into their interests ane not let this chance
slip them. c. Crook 4 Co. are making
great improvements in their mines for the
shipping of coal sh0. her season---have just
completed two miles Of grade, one Tunnel
Of four hundred feet. They will lay the
track with twenty pound iron rail They
intend to put on the road six tor locomo-
tive.
DR. J. ]. BRowS has bees selected BY
the Democratic party to become a candi-
date for representative to the Legislature
for this aud Laurel county. The Doctor Is
a man Of honor and integrity, and We think
il elected would make a good Representa-
tive, and will be al honor to the party.
The Hon. Geo. W. Burdett, OF this place
left here last Friday, for Lancaster to ie-
lieve Prof W. q. Ray in his official duties
for a short time. Prof. Ray ]. on brief
visit to the mountains, where he will meet
his numerous friends who will gladly sci
come him back again.
Col. J. W. Cosby AND LADY, Of this
place, are ON visit to their friends in Leb
anon. JIsKs.
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HARrER's WEEKLY. In a supple.
ment four pages in length, makes a ls.
bored effort to argue the readers Of
tina, paper into belief Of Bcccher's
inpoccncc. The people have already
made up verdict in their own minds.
At least the great majority Of them
have 80 done, and that verdict is not
favorable to the great defendant. y
The opinion Of the st Louis "Globu-
lar" Democrat to the contrary notwith.
standing.
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CASEY COUNTY n EWs
MilsfiebarO.
SEVERAL heavy rains.

GENERAL hesNy rauh.
rHE youthful husband, Sam Leeper,
whose usual weight is 97l pounds, and at
titude feet inches, was enlarged in his
own Imagination to gigantic proportions
ON Last wednesday:-h Uas ten pcund boy.
THE iypSsrsphsr enlarged our hsh tale
one ihousasd pounds last week. Only 200
pounds sere caught
Inc two contribution boxes for Home
and Foreign Missions, belonging to the
Baptist Church at this place, were rihed Of
their contents last week. Tho exact amount
taken is not known but supposed to be
twenty or thirty dollars. II was the mean
est, ulo'i aesricsble snd-the English Ian.
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TWEED, the great public rcbber
and ring thief, who was sentenced to
the New York State prison for II
yeas, has had his case reversed
by the Supreme Court of that State,
and he will he set at liberty, but
will be again arrested and tried on va
rious charges.
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OOING sOUTM.

es-soIE-Ihro-yh passengers can change cars
at Lebanon function arriving at Cincinnati june
ton In time TO connect with short Line trains
irving at Cincinnati al Gas. Tbls train connects
for all points East Trains q ,. NJ. A I. L. X. and
q. A ~ X. r. Leave NIs Sspsi IA Louisville on ar
rival Of train ROO stastssd BIZ this line ADD by
u : Mail Line Steamers Passengers connect far all
south via Memphis Line 10 MssSSn asd Points
beyond leave Lebanon Junction SIS '. NJ. Going
by Montgomery line 10 Nashville aud points be-
yOnd leave Lebanon Junction at 2e2 .. n. Trslnf
leave Louisville daily, except Sunday, at 9s5 a ~,
aai rLh 70 Richmond witsoGt change Passengers
leave Louisville at 1918 and oyutskx ttis SslQ
Lebanon Junction.
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BErcnrR. Startling developments
have been made in the Becchcr case.
New evidence has been found which
goes to establish the proof of Moul-
tonand wife, and Tilton, as to his
guilt, and i; is possible that this new
proof will be yet in Introduced.
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MrssRs. HINES Il PiIIsBURY, Of
the Green River Pdntdgrdph-having
Dissolved partnership-that paper has
been temporarily suspended. Mr.. j.
NJ. Hines, the succeeding proprietor,
promises to resume its publication at
an carly day.