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By the Gable.
THE INDIAN FAMINE.


CALCUTTA, Julys.
Famine reports from nearly all the Bom-
bay districts show 4 reduction in the num-
bers relieved. This is due to the general
resumption Of agricultural operations. The
total decrease for fortnight is seventy
thousand.
LONDON, July 8.
1t is stated that Madame Titiens condi-
ton has again become critical.
FRENCH LIBEL SUIT.
PARIS, July o.
The Republique Ffancaise intends to
prosecute the editor of the official Bulletin
des Communes for libeling the Republique
Francaise and NJ. Gambetta.
AN ENGLISH LOAN.
LONDON, July 0.
Parliament will be asked for vote OF
$500, 900 in aid of the local revenues OF
| Transeal.
GRANT AT ooLcGNE.
Gen. Grant arrived in Cologne to-day and
was received at the railway station by the
American consul, vice consul and president
of the police. The General visited several
churches and cathedrals and made an ex
cursion over the suspension bridge t'
Deutz, returning by the bridge of boats. II
the evening he was serenaded at the Hote
du Ward by the military band. He goe
up the Rhine to Coblentz tomorrow.
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GRANT AT OoLcONE.
Steamboat Explosion.

The steamer ]. N. Camden, en- route
from Parkersblrg to pittsburg, exploded
both boilers and sank at the head of Fish
Creek ripple this afternoon. VIM. Barnard,
pilot, and three colored men of the crew,
were instantly killed, and the following in
jured: T. II. Wiley, seriously, Saml Ro-
gers, slightly scalded, James Condleton,
head cut, Thos. Jennings, slightly injured.
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Missouri Channel Changing.

OMAHA, July 0.
The anticipated change of the channel in
the Missouri river above this place occur
red Sunday morning. A heavy volume Of
water Is now pouring through the cut off
which is about six hundred feet wide. 1t
will be necessary to take immediate steps
for the preservation of the levee on this
side.
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The Storm on the Hudson.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 8.
A heavy storm of wind and rain accom-
panied by thunder and lightning passed
over this section this afternoon. In the
town of Hyde Park three barns belonging
to John Gilbert were blown down, causing
loss of 81 900. The hired man was struck
by stick of timber and seriously injured.
The damage to fruit and growing crops
will be very heavy. East of here the
storm is reported as being very severe.
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Tho Silver Lake Investigation
Squelched.
BOSTON, July Q.

The coroner's inquest into the cause OF
the explosion on Silver Lake was abruptly
terminated to-day on the discovery that the
law which went in o eff ct July LIST, abol-
ishing the office of corr ner, max no pro-
visions for uD6nb he'd business. There does
not appear 10 be any way by which the
accident can now be Investigated.
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Race Postponed.

BosroN, July o.
A d"uble scull race between Faulkner
and Regan, and Lander and Davis, which
was to have been rowed this mo ming, Is
postponed uuul tomorrow morning on &C.
count of rough weather.
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Great Enthusiasm-Address by President G.
B. Hubert, and Speeches by Many Distin-
guished Citizens.
WINDSOR, July 0.
The commemorative exercises of tha
centennial Of the adoption Of the constitu-
tion Of Vermont have been great success.
The centennial observance began on Sun
day, which was the actual day of adoption.
The church bells rang at an early hour.
Services were held at 1890 q. M, at the
tent on the common. After the usual pre-
liminary exercises, G. B. Hubert, presi-
dent of Middlebury college, delivered an
able and patriotic discourse which captlvat-
ed the large audience. President Hubert
presched again at the same place at 5
o'clock in the evening. Monday morning
bells were rung and salute Of hundred
guns were fred at sunrise, with a display
of state and national flags. At 1890 pro-
cessiop moved from the Windsor house
common. DR.. Edward E. Phelps presided.
After the preliminary exercises Vermont's
declaration of independence was read by
Franklin Butler. An historical address
was delivered by Gilbert A. Davis of Felch-
vile. E. W. Stoughton of New York fol-
lowed in an able and elonuent addreaa
Luke P. Poland ard ex-Gov. Ryland
Fletcher also addressed the audience. A
dinner was served at which speeches were
made by Luke p. Poland, Gov. Fletcher.
Rev. P. B. Barnard, E. w. Stoughton,
Henry Clark, q. B. Hubert, Thomas ].
Taylor and others. This evening the bells
were rung at sunset, and the town is in q
great blaze of illumination of private and
public buildings, The whole celebration
has been well arranged and dignifed.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIKF SIGNAL OYFICKR,S
WASHINGTON July io-l a. m.
For New England, stationary followed
by rising barometer, southwest to north
west winds, colder, partly cloudy weather
and rain arels.
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BRADFORD ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Buildings unsurpassed in arrangements ior
comfort and health OF pupils. TWenty-nve
pleasant walks, the remainder adorned Win
shrubDery and trees. Definite classlcai ana di
general course OF study. Also prrparaCoIy ue,
nartment, ProviHions made Tor opliondi
Courses. Full corps OF competent teschers;
year commences August 2s. For circulars a1S anq
udmis sion, apply to Miss ANNIE II. JOnNSUN dfss,,
Principal, Bradford, Mass. mySouo"
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stock OF grain In store for the week ending

HAY.-Scarcely SO firm and unchanged.
HoPs-Dull Sales OF new eastern at
salsc western at Sai3c.
CoFFRE.-Rio quiet and steady; cargoes at IL
aa0Ac gold JOB lots at 1IsYThc.
SU0AR.-Dull aud nominal. 9h@9Ac Tor 1alr
to good refining; 100 for prime; Tenned STEADY
and fairly active at llZ@llssc for S andar1 A
llhc for granulated and powdered hhSlzc
for crushed. ,
MoLAssRs-Dull and nominally unchanged.
RIoE-Market steady, with moderate INQUIRY
Sales at 51@o11c for Louisiana csc ior Jar
PKTRoLKuM-Quiet ana firm. Sales OF crude
az SIC; refined at 1870; sales OF 4,oOO parrelS
united crude at 81 93A@l g996.
TALLow Mark, II m, Sal, 8 OF 2OO,OOO pouhus
at sh@sAc for g, cd TO prime. r...,
RaGs.-Ftrm. Sales OF STATE ana fehhsyl-
yania at i6ai7c; l4k@l6c for western.
PoRK,-Spot lots active, closing scarcely 30
nrm. Sales OF new mess at Sl4 2o@l4 80.
IIRp-narket dull, closing heavy. Sales
OF new prime steam at 50 ooSol 90; old do,
at 50 rs.
2Oc for western l3@2ic for state
CHBEsK-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
at 4aec for common 10 prime.
LMsEED--Dun and nominal at 81 0TN@2 10,
gold. "
the day at 81 10.
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Fire Record.
DENVER, Col,

DENVER, Col, July 0.
A fire at Del Norte the 6h inst, con-
sumed two blocks including the postoffice,
and San Juan bank buildings. Loss $780,
900. The books and deposits Of the bank
were saved.
MNpEs, Ont, July 0.
Quipley's saw and shingle mill burned |
loss 10000.
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The VesceIius Amber Ointment

Is a very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, scroI'
etc, IL Is a very nice consistency for spreed ding
with knife on paper or cloth II is USED pS
physicians and the peoplei one pox Will WIN
convince any one IL should Do kept III eNoiJ
house and every store. -, ..
For sale by A. W. Higgins Rutland, all drug
gisJs Ia Burlington, ~. Aloans, Winooskl ALSO
q &Co., Wholesale agents, Burlington VT Price
B5 cents post paid,
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Dennison,. patent snipping rags.

over 200 millions nave been used within the
past ten year., without complainI OF loss by its
becoming detached. All express oomps nles
use them. Sold by Printers and staiJneIy
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND.
dkW Wholesale Al ents,
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Crimes and Casualties.
AN OLD COUPLE MURDERED.

DUBUQUE, July 0.
A dispatch from Lansing gives particu-
lars of the murder of Joseph Enos and
wife, an old couple near Brownsville. The
house was discovered on FIRE, and after the
fire was extinguished the dead bodies of
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos were found in the Gel
lar. Two reports of gun were heard
short time before the fire was discovered.
The murderer is supposed to be hired
man. Officers and citizens are in pursuit
of him.
TUE PoRTsMoUTH MURDER.
lpv UVuy rs ",n. DalsJ'
mdfaefsd here yesterday, took place this
morning. The funeral services were held
in the police court room. 1.-The pastor of
the Universalist church ofieiAted. 1t is
thought Daley has sister in Brooklyn.
DEATHS BY LIGHTNING.
DAMASCUS, Penn, July o.
During the recent storm the lightning
struck pitchfork in the hands of Elijah
Kellum, killing him instantly. he had
been despondent and before leaving the
house kissed his children, saying ii was for
the last time.
JEFFERSON, Penn, July 8.
Lightning during the recent storm struck
tree near the bridge, throwing q team anc
wagon in the creek 90 feet below. Samue
Bently was killed and four others in th'
wagon injured.
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THE NEW
Bates House,
RUTLAND, VT.
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

This house. erected on the site OF the hotel
burned In 1876, has just been com cleted, and Is
now open for the reception OF guests. The new
hotel is much largt than the old one, and more
conveniently arraL ged 1t furnished through
out with black walnut furniture, and has all
the latest improvements, both In furnishings
and general arrangement lt is lighted
throughout by gas, heated by steam, has hot
and cold water and bath rooms on each floor.
In short, everything that genius has invented
and money can buy. for the comfort OF travel
ers, has been placed in the Bates Hbuse for the
use OF Its guests.
The table Of the old Bates House was its es-
pecial pride, and the new one will be fully
equal TO the old in that respect. The cuisine
arrangements in he new hotel ~ second 10
no hotel In this section, and the tables . Ill be
amply pr vidtd with the best the market q :
fords, cooked and eervpd in flrst-class style.
The proprietors would be pleased to receive
the pa ronage OF the numerous friends and
guests OF the old house, feeling confident that
the new house will be even more attractive to
the travelling pubic than the old one.
A. c. BATES &c SON,
june25dwtf PROPRIETORS.
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THE RUSSIAN RETREAT.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July 8.
According to reports the Russian retreat
In Asia 10 not attributable to the Caucasian
rising, which is virtually suppressed, but
to the fact that the Russians were too weak
to overcome the Turkish forces, whose
strength had been underrated. Generals
Tergukassoff and Gklobschio have eight to
ten battalions each, and General Zoris Mel
ikoff about twelve.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
NHE YoRH. July 0.
GOLD quoted at 1851. .

GOLD quoted at 1855.
MONEY quoted at l.
GOVERNMENT BONDS firm.
PRIME Mercan lie Paper at $685.
CLEARINGS, : 2,465, 600
CUSTOM RECEIP rs, s545,000
TREASURY disbursements s5Gs, 900.
RAILROAD BONDS st ong.
STOCKS-The market fell OF during the af-
ternoon 4 TO Z per cent but finally became
strong and adv ahced \ to 2 per cent with the
coal stocks leading he active Later-Strong
and higher, with the chief Improvement and
activity in coal and granger shares the trunk
tral.
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THE PLAGUE IN PERSIA.
TEHERAN, July

TEHRRAN, July y.
The Russian expedition against Turco-
mans is retiring frsm Kazilarvat towards
Krasnovodsk There is q general exodus
from Pesht, Persia, in consequence of the
plague. Deaths are reported from 20 to 30
daily
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
Especial to THE GLoBE.l
THE WINDSOR CELEBRATION,

Great EnthusiaSm-Aadress by President G.
B. Hubert, and Speeches by Many Distin-
guished Citizens.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

Colonels Perry and Whipple Nearly Sur
rounded-settlers Fbeing in Alarm-Prom-
ise Of the Fighting Becoming More Ex-
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The Eastern War.
THE REsoLUTE RUSSIAN.
MANCHESTER, July


A London correspondent says the gov
ernment has information that the Russians
intend to occupy Constantinople at all
risks, unless the Turks anticipate that
event by making peace on the czar's terms.
The effect of the receipt of this and other
intelligence as to the Russian intention has
been to modify very considerably the view
taken of the crisis by certain members Of
the cabinet The practical outcome will
probably be that if the more energetic
members should feel bound to adopt an
active policy, they will no longer be op-
posed. 1t is reported that powerful REIN
forcement is to be sent to the Beska bay
squadron.
RAD CHANCES FOR CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 0.
The sultan recently at private audience
declared TO the British representative lie
would not guarantee protection to Chris
tians If the Russians continue to incite re-
bellion in Bulgaria and perpetrate atrocl-
ties in Asia Minor.
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THE RUSSIAN NAVY WEAK.

BREMEN, July 0.
The Wescr Zeitung, which is not un-
friendly to Russia, says: On the eve of
war it was discovered that only 80 per
cent of the Russian navy was seaworthy.
Relnforcements for the Caucasian army are
much delayed because only five of the ten
steamers of the Caspian flotilla are in
seryiceable condition.
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RUSSIANS REPuLsED.
CoNsTAETINoPLE, July

CoNsTAETINoPLE, July y.
Ismail Pasha telegrsphs under date of
Erzeroum, July 6 The Alashkert divis-
ion, after desperate engagement, pursued
the Russian force and compelled 1t to quit
Ottoman territory near Messonguedjck,
which place was occupied by the Turks.
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HOME FFAIRg.
Sereranre 4 DudMerar.

We received from Now York to-day nav
and elegant DESIGNS in curtain meta
New invoice Of Towels. Crash. Ladie,
and Gents Handkerchief and Napkins.
Magic Rua,;no plain and with edg.d.
Coventry TRIMMINGS. real and imitation
Val I,ces and insertiny..
Come and see our new Zepbyr Shawl. in
white. blue. Scarlet and grey.
~. have the onlv genuine Tu,k;sb Ratb
Towel. in the market
We keen BLACK Cashmere Shawl. in sin.
ole and doubl. Ien,,b.
Ladies, Cation Hos. 10 CENTS , nair q,
three sor q quarter.
Every thing in the wav of Brown Cot
tons. Bleacbed Co,,ops Pillow Case Cot,ons
%, c,.. rr,.,. a nj
lohi shee"ns' lick'"g' &C, &C. n'eache'
liable Line''' turkey i'ed iao'e Linen
Towels, Crash Irish Linen, &C., can he
found at our houss.
A nice hat is the most essential thing to a
veil d,e.s.d ma, m how "a. keen tina,
~, ~ 90 r'',. -, ~ ''.
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"~oA'. w u'"e'e"'e' VIC WIN ".e e""e''
ana give you ''ore nrs'-c'as' GOODS 'or less
o. H. man AL! o'her ho"'e IN '"e country
we askyou not 10 spend your money un'''
you see our goods ana learn price"
.u'' 'ece''e'' "i ooAea oo''e"
we keep every 'n'"s IN 'he No''on me
made under 'he sun ana nave aoo' All inc
S So'.' :" % 'r,, 1 p'., n'
80 70, 80 ~ - -, -
anu 'houssnn o'he' th'"sS' anu ~ prices
" tw 'he 'i,ieI. p, p,.o o..
in ,hs marla' ' " "' wv '''
"a. nav. ~. lava and Uon.y Comb Can-
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In n,ds, IN elo.e out our Clothing x.
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We keep Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warp
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DOMESTIC ffEas.
EsiseS ~ CswpscU a 1i,ser.

TURKISH BARN Soar reduced to lS,wnfy-
fw C,ns Dorm
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GARRARD tvrSrY SEWs.


APRIL s, 1877.
The Pound Sociable took place As sdver.
tiscd;. but resulted In more Of the pound
than the sociable. An important Ma
sonic meeting on the same evening greatly
cut down the attendance; but the packages
we've all 6rt.cls.s order. and went rapidly
to the lively tune Of the auctioneer. Nine
teen dollars was the sum realized. The
Christian Aid Society have maie many
hundreds Of dollars by various little drop
pings Of water, that will eventually make
the mighty ocean 81 benovolence.
On Thursday, VIM. Mccoy, Who msde
application for bail, was refused by the
Court and rsmanded back to Jail amid
touching demonstrations Of grief from his
friends.
The fishing season may be said to hsv.
fairly opened. The gentlemen report very
successful efforts during the past week.
On Sunday there wa. great religious es.
element on the borders Of one Of our sub.
urban lakes. The numerous converts Of
the last colored revival were plunged be-
meath the turbid waves amid ecststic hal
lalujshs ard dolorous chsntings. Il might
not be in-apropos to wish that the jealous
swarthy divin~s. may eventually impress
the eighth commandment upon their flock.
"ne game e.'cAe" '"'ue"y u" Ppe.re.
Burnside one night recently. Another fam
lily had supply Of fresh meat stolen, and
were forced to breakfast upon the alt Of the
land
Mrs. Sarah J. Bliss has again been here
in the interest Of Appleton's Condensed
Encyclopedia. The work is in four vol
umes.
Inc rev a. L. Smith spent SATURDAY
ana SUNDAY IN Lancaster sxer''ng h'mser
IN several ehari,aoie causes part OF MS
Al. The Oid Fellow, uu,n,I liz I,,u.
,.no. I,s,;,,,;on n, s,,d.x ro,,;,.
- n. cr..oh.d ,o, AZ. . n
m;..;on. sol;c;,;nu contribution. 4, m.
form of ,nnu;t;.. II. cav. interesting alta.
,;.,ic, Of IN. establishment, and provrr,, Of
various missions.
I;vh, .v.n;,,s anr;,. IN. ..,ls mar, of n.
recl tn. "t;n,;nn.bul,,;on.n Nh. ,u;,,r
accorded veil v;,h N. no.,,, of N. hon,
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ROCKCAsrLE COUNTY NEWS.

APRIL 4th, 1917.
This is the month Of tears"
Mr.. Harry Middleton was in town this
week.
F. F. Bobbitt, Esq, Of your county, was
here. attending the session Of our Quarterly
Court.
The town has BEEN rather lively for sew
eral days-country people have been in,
and the merchants look happier.
Come to the Sunday School, everybody,
and bring your children. You will find
pleasure in passing even a small part Of
your time talking about holy things.
We failed to receive striped egg Sun
day, but we were unhappily made the sad,
sad victim Of very ludicrous april fool"
VIM. Hiatt and Jack Adams, j., left
last week for trip through the mountains.
They are bent on trading expedition; want
to purchase mules, cattle, &c.
vividly does this season Of the wear
bring to mind memories Of our boyhood
days, when oft in the dewy mcrn we have,
with team ready h,tched, reclined on the
plow--tock, doringly waiting till "Aurora
walked by the circling hours, with rosy
hands unbsrred the gates Of light" that we
might begin the toll Of the day, and thus
improve each golden moment as it few.
Quarterly Court, after a session Of two
days, concluded its lsbors yesterday, and
adjourned. No business Of considerable
Importance was transacted. Quite num-
her Of cases went over to the next term.
Nearly the whole time Of the Court was &C.
cupied in trying the celebrated case Of Rid
lie vs. Pigg. This case involves a question
as to the ownership Of hog. The trial
resulted in a hung jury, which will necsssi
tie another trial at the next term.
We were pleased to be one Of q party Of
young ladies and gentlemen who visited the
Pine Hill Coal Mines one afternoon last
week. The afternoon was exactly suited to
the occasion. The sun shone beautifully;
the breezcs were mild and balmy. The
young ladies we're Handsome, charming,
brilliant and entertaining; the gentlemen
were, of course. in excellent spirits. the
roa.is we're in as good condition a. could be
expected; the horseback ride was refresh
ing and invigorating; the Mines we're nov
.lty To most q; the uarty. To ann IN
the afternoon passed as swiftly and pleas
antly as does a Summers cloud scro.. the
clear. blue sky when III. chased by TN, frol.
icsomc lephyIs.
In 1873 Rockcas,ls county. nv casting
her vo,. in the Democratic STATE Cooy.n.
ton for Hi, Excellencv James r. McCrea.
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Tbs Saddle Horse will stand the present -ason
Of stonewsil Jack sons old stable, on my arm,
a,ilss West Of stanford, and mile. seuih-Essi Of
shelby City, at
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THE poor black man" is happy
now. At least his friends don't find
it necessary to howl over his woes as
solcmnly as they did.
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The old lady who believes every
thing she sees in print has gone
crazy since the election trying to har-
monte the items in the Current
Opinion" column of the Courier-Jour-
nal
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ANOTHER dam broke in the East
Connecticut this time-great destruc-
ton. Always thought New England.
es were the worst dam'd people on
earth.
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AFTER dilly dallying fora month.

AFTER d'I'y dallying fora MONTH
Hayes has Summoned up courage
enough to order the withdrawal Of
troops from the State House Of South
Carolina. Gen. Sherman Is entrusted
with the execution OF the order and at
IL o'clo'k next Tuesday the province
Ut South Carolina viii again attain
the dignity OF State. The long and
unnecessary delay has operated in a
most hurtfnl manner to the financial
and farming interestso f the state, but
10 down trcdden people are hopefu' of
the future ana received the news OF
the withdrawal OF the military with
the most unbounded enthusiasm. The
order Of withdrawal is mainly due to
the strenuous Efforts of grand old
Wade Hampton, who sought no favor
of the President, asked no recognition
of himself, but simply demanded in
the name Of the people that their
rights might b. vouchsafed to
them and that all disputed questions
arising, might be settled in their prop
err manner before the State Courts
without the Intervention of Federal
authority. Chamberlain, the CARPET
lagger, on the other hand begged and
entreated for a retention Of the mill.
tary. knowing that on 1t, hung his
only hope of power. The President
like the kind hearted and christian
..,,,.u.r H., ho =. ,r;.J 10 .nrs...
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The silly report that Ferdinand
Wood, together with tbirty-five other
Democrats, had signed q paper, prom.
ising to vote for Hayes, provided the
election went to the House, has been
refuted by Mr.. Wood in card, deny.
ing the existence Of such a promise,
either in fact or BY Implication.
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Col. A. II. Bowman, Collector Of
Internal Revenue for this district, died
at Harrodsburg Sunday. He ha. been
in bad health for some time, and his
duties have mainly dcvolved on his as-
sistant, Mr.. II. II. Stoll, who has now
been appointed to GIL the vacancy
occasioned BY his death.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

kLESpErER. (Godl what name
Of the Shelby Democrat, is sharp
enough to sticx in the ground, and
occasionally gets in good one on us,
but he has not cat his wisdom teeth
yet, or he wouldn't publish that Fits
and Epilepsy" "ad." of Ash Il Rob
BINS, until he gets the money for it.
The firm of Ash Il Robbins is delu'
sion aud a snare.