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6PEt1dI D7Stdfth 10 16e 7T75uHx
WAsHtSGTos, u. t., Jan. li-Hice.preshletlt-
elect Wheeler has arrived here to r1tcnsl a few
days. lie will return tt his home, however,
early next week, and remain there until the
qucsttoMs CONNECTED with the Electoral count
arc decided. He says lint ,,th t;ov. HIRES
and himself arc confident VI t1Irir clcctfon and
anticipate M trouble. Mr.. Wheeler i,ad neyrr
met Gov Hayes before Ills rcce,,t visit 10 Cul-
ulnbue,
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ranyfng testimony m the elections In South
Caroltna, Florida, and Louisiana will be IN print
for Congress and the country.
FERRY.
HIS RESTORATION DESIRED nr aQME.
E.Sef1f EHspofeA r., IT, Trtt.a.

GFFEfat N&P0feH 10 lhe 1FI11Tf.
WASHINGTON, b. t., Jan. 14.-rhcre is con-
siderable in tho report that Senator Ferry con-
templates testgnfng the o!Iltc Of President Of
the Senate about Fcs. /. There Is one ifnpor-
tant reason Why tho Republicans think lie should
do t1l!s. His present term of o'ec cxpfrcs
March 4, and. although his reelection Is ns-
surc'l, lie wo,iid necessarily hare tu take u
new oath uf Office fur his new term If
service. Contingencies might arise unt!cr
which this necessity Of doing this would
prove disastrous. II there should bc m election
IN tho joint Convention, and II thr lIon.e sub
sc4uently should fall tn rIt.rt. MI jn.rertgnum
md ncw cfert.0n woutf seem inevitable. IN
that case the flcc-frc.iItut pf the Senate wnu1
btca,mc Acting President ri the Emitted States,
anil It would be essential that hIs term nj tery-
Ice shout.l he continuous. It Is expected tlnt.
II such cunttnernry should nrisr, Gcn. Urant
President u tho Senate would Immediately b-.
come President.
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St. Lofts, Jan. 14.-A traln OF thu st. Louis.
Kansas City & Northern Railway, conveying
about 200 soldiers cn route 10 Washington. late
IS frunl Fort Reno, struck Il bruAcn rail twn
niles frnm Warrcntou, Mu., ut O'clock last
night, and twtt cars we're throWn from the track.
Several soldiers were somewhat ecratliicd AMI
bruised, but NJ 0llc MIS- seriously Injured. The
soldiers left here fur Washington Ut II n. IN. to-
day, yIa the Yaudnlla lne.
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LOUISIANA.
uAHFoND's VIEWS.


LOUISIANA.
utsroup,s ytrws-
s.rfol 1t,ta,ch N ~ Trnun.
WAsuiSGTo3. u. c.. Jun. u.-Kcurcsentntirc
Dautord, of the House Scw Orleans COMMITTEES.
returned this morning, nn,f The ren{hIn,,rr nj
the Committee will STIR. Tuesday. iii, statr-
mcnts in regard to tho condition Of Affairs II,
tbat atatc ncrrc with tt,nae nj franz, "a n,eo,v
.,,,,,,i.,,,.t III s,'ss.a.... 80 s',.'1'a
i4'' on.e' .@'''''o e~.sn'oo e'''ene u
New Orleans and the Upper Red River parishes.
His Committee experienced great difficulty IN
obtaining Republican Witnesses. owing to TIM
far. thot ,tc 1,cmocra,}. What ,r,r. o+tn,1o1
80 ",.t,"n" ., .,e t,".s,.s ~.
numeFoae'y the s'tt1''gs OF the Committee, aud
cvcn thosc negroes who had been personally
abused during the campaign were afraid 10
testify In such prc.enrc. As Ia ak parishes
,hLr .,oro .b,o,, a,,t ..,,.,x.,, H., 49,, t...
"h'Sa "cso '"'o" u oat eht'sel' ny thc !'eturn-
'ne hoafa Oh inc efnuha ot intimidation anil
violence, DaIlforu thinks tho action Ut the Board
WILL pE rrL,r .rs7tr1rp
hv .ho country vhnr ~. ~. ,,,>,,, ,r,,t, !,
=, lav county ""c" 'Ic .a.s" upon WHICH IL
slctcu peco1hc RHo"H tHFouGn thc Fcp3ft8 III the
appears to be no doubt of tho fett that thc In
limitation pructiccd In tl,ss,. nurj,br. r,ertrtl
.i,t ta.,.. - 49,. f. i, ,.,
1A!ne" ,,'"acnee vi. t"e tcsuits ~ tae e'ee!loh
Iii the adjacent pulls Of alt,tning Easfshcs,
J.; ,.,, .,s W: ~" nsst9 w. '"e ,," 2.sse
.'.u'.'"% :. W. ~, .I..,'a.',s. 10" '"',.s4 :.
lafough IL anu 10 eofhp'ctcly tesfoFlzeu IL Il
year ago az to make it impossible fur I.epu,,-
lican. TO yoto in ANYTHING like their rral
,,,,,,, At, I'm ,,,.utt,,, ,r ..,,oa ,,,,,,,,r.,
hu''H's. na 10 'nc qosS@''' OF a'lneu ron,'ea1
organizations cxiftlns III tic slate, tho CoI1-
mttcc will probably point to the operations In
New Orleans OIL la., Monday night and Tuesday
,r,,rrtnr =.
'o'""s 40
cSAsnwERAntE PROOF
furnished by tho Democrats themselves. Cres-
rent Cttv Wb[tr-Ltncrs, 1.1x} strong unl fully
ormc1 ,.o,. uxxcm1,lnI ~ ,,J1r,,ht Nv I,,,,,,,
e,.',. WY 1,s."iol,A ~ .'''".". =! |su.",
thel1 tofnhlahdcf, ordefcu IN report asa1n al U
o'elovk Il. ns., and at ttat hour appeared fully
as,ncd, after which they Yczc sworn in AZ Nich.
olts' stnto mllttfn. Dauford'a observation.
.,,. a.. :, - .,, -.
thioas"ua' ts'A' l'o'I''' ~ , Ing o'Aie "n'en "c
traFcrsett III re5SuF'l to lt!def', wrrc lint
of almost every political visitor who iIaa
visited tfm e,nth frun Washington
.,no, w.. o,o,..,.,, and IL +o thn .,r.a, ,., H.,
''''eo '"o ~. ~ =" ,'' '""' '"s
people cafc very lille LOT ll1dcn personality ail
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SAtHvtttE, Tcn,l., jan. Ex-senator Key will
withdraw from tic Senatorial contest to-mnr.
row. lie docs 70 because thc contest has be-
cotnc mcra struggle for Office. In Justice to
himsrff and hs public character, as well rs 10
public interests, hc cannot engage III scramble
for the high position pf Senator.
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THE NEEDED RAIN,

SAN Francisco, Jan. l4.-Raiu has been re-
ported Within The last swcuty-fous hours Ii the
southern counties, ~ far north u Los Angeles
snd san Luis Oo.spo. There are Indications ot
rain heru
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Ese
BosToS. Jan. 13.-Thc Adsert;str tomorrow
wltl declare that the statement that President
scclyc would arcept the Massachusetts Senator
ship ID without authority trutn ll!n.
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THE WEATHER.

WAsn,xoroS. b. C., Jau. l5-i d. m.-1n The
up,.es-t.aku Region, falling, followed hy rising
barometer, ca4tcrly wi,lds, backing to eulder,
nor,herIy, cloudy, nnd stormy weather, With
euuW.
LBC4L uHsKETATina>.
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FIXING THINGS.

FIXING THINGS.
A Work in Which Both Par
ties Are BusiIy Engaged
just Now.
Matters of Interest Connected
with the Question Of tho
Final Count.
Democrats Indisposed to Abide by
Supreme Court Arbitra-
ton,
They Wonld Prefer to Cut the
Cards, Draw Lots, or Toss
Up Copper.
A House Committee on the
Rampage After Poltt-
ical Telegrans.
They Strike Tough Custo-
mer in the Person of
Zach Chandler.
Propriety Of vice-President Fer
RVS Resignation Seriously
Discussed.
| Return from tho Souti, Of Rcpllb-
lfcan Investigating Com
Inittcemcn,
Florida and Louisiana Honestly and
| Lawfully Carried for Hayes.
Sundny Gossip Concerning the Illinois
Senatorial Tournament.
Palmer, Being a Candidate, Promises to
Provo Troublesome One.
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whstcvcr' That's TOO cheap. That dream
viii never he rcaiiscd. object to the mo
ton, therefore.
Whenever hard times are allsdel to by
our political teacher, they take great pains
10 inform ms that all our recuniary troub.
les arise from extNvaeance, public and
private, and Invariably instance a. one Of
the chief causes 81 distress the enormous
debts, national State and municipal, which
have been incurred for so-called improve.
ments. Yet, whenever n scheme IL pro-
posed which Is denominaied "improye.
meni," no matter how costly or how un-
necessary, these same teachers especially
the editorial fraternity-do not hesitate TO
seriously and earnestly urge the people to
sdop, II. This inconsistency ! do not I'M
dertake to account Tor. have heard that
in the execution of all grat public i'm
provements those who obtain the contracts
make more money than they ought, aud Il
l. sometimes limited that these contractors
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More Misery fer rae Tar Payer.


wore misery |"' '"~ A"" S"s~'
NJ. Editor
MI. Mcdowell OF Richmond,
KY is publishing in the Conrier-JoarHdi
series OF articles in advocacy OF vast and
costly system OF internal Improvements in
this State. These articles being rather in
genionsly contrived, and having the advan-
tage, too, OF the approval OF the very in
huential paper in which they appear, are
calculated to make an impression upon the
mere casual reader quite favorable To the
writer's project.
II too often happens that such measures
are adopted without sufficient considern-
tion-adopted upon the er pdTte statements
and agreements OF their advocates, to be
considered aud regretted after It is too late
II is not the purpose OF this communica'
ton to make an argument against the prop
osition of Mr.. Med, but simply to enter
an objection, with a view to future iiseuss-
ion, in case no one more competent than
myself should see liz Ia take the task oil
my hands.
The proposition, when stripped Of the
mullitudinous facts and figures adduced in
its favor, is, that the State of Kentucky
shall proceed to make improvements in the
way Of locks and dams of several Of her
principal rivers, at a cost Of not less than
81, 7OO, 900 90 81 ,OO0, 900 Of which is to be
paid with the surplus now in the Treasu-
~, aud the bonds Of the State To be issued
for the remaining 81 ,7O0, 900 to be- liquida-
ted in the far future by increased taxa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

LITTLE MATT. ADAMS acquitted
himself in . most crsditablc manner
in the opening ceremonies Of the ex-
ira Congress. The roll Of Congress
men was made out in q most unparti-
san manner and although Hale, Of
Maine, tried to raise q disturbance
over his decision with reference to
the Colorado member, he was not to
be thrown of bis guard. and the rum.
pus ended in Hale making an sss Of
himself.
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EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The House was called to order by
Clerk, Hon. q. M. Adams, on Mon.
day last, and an organization effected
by the election Of Hon. Sam1 Ran
dali Speaker over Garfield, Republi.
can, by vote of 149 to 1872. Matt.
Adams was reelected Clerk, and Jno.
g. Thompson Of Ohio, sergeant-at.
Arms. John w. Polk was elected
Doorkeeper; James w. Stewart, Of
Virginia, Postmaster, and the Rev.
Jno. Poisal, Chaplain. Most Of the
Southern members took the modified
oath.
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GILMAN. the heavy New York for
ger and a nephew'in-law Of Henry
Ward Beecher, has been sentenced to
the Sing Sing Peniteniiary for five
years and is already safe within its
walls. Gilmsns doings and the dis
grace that he has brought on his fam
lily was the subject Of Bsecher's dis
course at his church in BROOKLYN last
Saturday.
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A NEGRO in Msysvills killed his
wife with strychnine to marry another
woman. hut he is nov in Jail, with the
pleasant prospect Of bsing lynched by
his Infatuated colored brethren.
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The Turkish army has suffered a
severe defeat this week. Mukhtar Pa
sha's army was completely cut in two
and beaten. Thirty.two guns, seven
Pachas and several thousand prisoners
were captured. The Russians loss,
according to their statement, is CON-
paratively slight.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

SENATOR BLAINE, Of Maine, re.
Gently said in conversation that she
considered Ohio's vote a good indorse-
ment OF the Democratic policy and
that 40 far as he was concerned he as
signed all his right, title and interest
as a Republican in Mr.. Hayes to the
Democracy.
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The Louisville Commercial has
donned bran new suit and now with
its excellent editorial and news col.
umns it has few, il any superiors in
the State, either geographically or in
the matter Of interest. The CONNER
ciai is prosper,ng and We are indeed
glad Of it.
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SENATOR McCREERY has offered a
bill in the Senate to repeal the hank
rupt law and all the acts amendatory
thereof Senator Beck offers one, au.
ihorizing 50 per centum of the Gus.
tom Duties, to he paid in legal tender
notes; and Senator Jones one for the
reconciliation of silver.
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The hundredth anniversary Of Bur
goyue's surrender was celebrated at
Schuylerville, N. Y, on Wednesday
by the laying Of corner stone of a
monument to commemorate that i'm.
portant event in the Revolutionary
war. Ex-Governor Seymour, George
William Curtis, and others, delivered
orations detailing the events of 1777.
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CHARLIE Ross father has already
spent 100000 in the search for his
lost son and still he wanders in quest
of him. This week he was in Jeffer-
sonville, Ind, to interview a convict
there who professed to know the
whereabouts OF the boy.
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Six or eight men were killed in
Fayette and Madison counties on Sat
urday and Sunday last. If the des.
peradoes alone were killedin the carniv
al of murder now cursing the State, we
would rejoice. but unfortunately they
escape while the respectable man bites
the dust.
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THERE is no foolishness about the
Presidents Message. 1t is short and
to the point. He wants money for
the army and navy, and an appropri.
alton for the Agents of the Govern
ment at the Paris Exposition, says so
and quits. 1t occupies less than a
column of space.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

EVERY lover of peace and order
will agree with the Cowier-Jownal
in this: "As long as all the towards in
the State are allowed to carry conceal
ed deadly weapons. the slaughter in
Kentucky will continue. Honest,
fearless juries, a healthy public senti.
ment, plenty of rope and good jails
are the only remedies"
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Dick CASEY. a negro charged with
committing rape on a white girl. was
taken from the Jail at Hardinsurg a
few nights ago by mob and hung.
There are times when mob law might
be approved, but when the prisoner
is in Jail with prospect of punish
ment to the full extent of the law
there is not much sense or reason in it.
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The Cincinnati Southern X. X. net.
ted profit in 20 days Of s37 1850 %.
Of this amount 1872. 1923 65 goes to
the city, and 1926 63 to the Com
mon Carrier Company. II this is an
indication Of what the road will do
when completed, Cincinnati may yet
realize on her investment.
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Ir is proposed to make another
Territory out of the Northern part of
Dakota, aud call it the Territory of
Huron, and bill looking to it has
been presented to Congress. 1t EN-.
braces 10000 square miles, and has
ten thousand people within its limits.
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LoNisriise.

There wss a steady feeling in the Louisville
produce markets Yesterday. Provisions were qui-
ct bu, firm, closing at re for bacon shoulders,
sIc for clear rib sides, and $685. Cor clear sides.
Bulk meats were held at &c for shoulders, ~ for
clear rib Sides for clear sides Hams at iaaiiyc.
Lard at io7 s@ilc for prime leaf sl.c iOI steam.
Breakfast bacon iOc Mess pork sas quiet at sH Is.
Wheat was steady at 81 isaf 20 for red, 81 goa
" for amber aud white. Corn was quiet at assi7c
for mixed aud Use for white arrival, and 55a57c
from store. Oats we're quiet at 25s2sc on arrival,
aud sOa32c from store. Rye at 5ss6Oc. Flour
was firm at " 7Sas 10 for extra to fancy brands.
Butter was quiet at I5s2Sc Eggs were held At l3a
I+c.-ILou. Commercial, 18th.
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SINCE the Russian army crossed the
Danube the loss to it in sick. wounded
and dead, amounts to 10000. The
Roumanians have suffered terribly
and are anxious now to withdraw from
the war.
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Pulaski COUNTY VIEWS.
SDpss erspf

S0softsff
A man named M,ncie aud one named
simpson, got into row at Pole Bridge
Church on Sunday the eth. KNIVES were
the weapons used and Mincie was fatally
wounded.
The residence Of Mr.. J. VI. Wilson was
burned last week. The fire was communi-
Gated from a wash-hou-e adjoining the
building. loss 81 500.
David Rollins, who was sentenced at the
recent Circuit Court to six years in the
Penitentiary for bigamy. was taken thither
a few days ago.
Judge Owsley decided against the Jail
question business hut the ease will 90 Ia
the Court Of Appeals.
The Repabiom nouns the fac, that al
though Somerset Is local option town,
there is nearly a. much whisky sold nov
at the back door as was formerly at the
front. That's the case in all the local OPP
ton towns.
Rev V. +. Kirtley took up a collection
after his sermon here last Sunday, for the
purpose Of sending the gospel to the lndi'
ans and received $2l IS.
County Attorney W. e. Cnrd, reioices
over the advent Of another baby. Its q
girl.
The Somerset boys ~ere swindled by the
3 To : Commission out Of using the fire
~ork-, Sc, with which they were go
ing to celebrate Tilden's veil earned elec
ton, but the noble work Of Ohio Demo
Gratis gave them a chance to burn them
and "enthuse" to considerable extent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

A coon many postmasters have
been detected in selling Postage Stamp.
and cards for less than there par val
ne. A bill will he presented in Con.
gress to make the ofiense one Of EN-.
bezulement and punish accordingly,
and to make the postmaster and dep
ute. swear quarterly that they have
not been making illegal sales.
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The official count OF the vote in
Ohio gives Bishop about $4,000 ma
jori.y. In the Legislature the Dem
ocrats will have majority Of over 40.
This insures the election of Gentle
man George" or some other good Dem.
ocrat to succeed Stanley Matthews.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

JAMES BRASHAx, one Of the Muir
rell band Of robbers, was arrested yes.
terdsy in Affair county. He has
been doing big amount Of robbing
in that county, but the immediate
cause o. his arrest was q warrant from
Clinton county where he is wanted on
several charges of murder, arson, &c.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

THERE was some opposition to the
confirmation OF Gen. Harlan, by
small party of Southern Radicals, who
say he opposed the Thirteenth Amend
ment, but it won't probably amount
To much.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

THERE are already $50 pupils at the
University of Virginia, with good
probability of large increase. Ken
lucky is represented by pretty fair
number.
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THE Louisiana Returning Board
rascals are on trial this week at New
Orleans for perjury. Wells will prob.
ably enquire RI ronie to the Peniten-
tiary "Am | vassal or peer"
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A FEARFUL storm has just swept
over the British Islands. causing an
immense destruction both to life and
property. The cable was SO disabled
that for lay or two II was impossible
to get message over it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

THREE colored men are members of
the 45th Congress-Rainey, Smalls
and Cain. Smalls is under indict.
ment in South Carolina for bribery.
He sold his vote once for $1,000.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

President SrANpIFoRD sends US y
statement Of the gross earnings Of the
L. 4 N. r. r. showing them to be
s526.O57 IS, an increase Of s33, $50
50 over the same month Of last year.
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While We in Kentucky are barn
ing up for the want Of rain the Vir-
ginians are flooded 10 such an extent
that the farmers viii not be able TO
SOW a halt crop u wheat.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

SENATOR MORTON although still
quite i'll has been taken to Indianspo-
lis. 1t is extremely probable that the
Senator will never see Washington
again.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

The Corier-Jomnai urges the pas
sage of liberal appropriation bill for
the army. and argues in favor of a
large standing army.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

FRANCE held an election last sun
day. The Republican side of the
chamber elect 335 members to 1913
government members majority Of
1877
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The Exposition will close its doors
tomorrow and then Louisville will
have to think up something else to
entice the rural ROSTERS thither.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

THE Missourians want their capital
removed from Jefferson City 10 ~.
Louis. aud have petitioned Congress
to that effect.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

LoUsyILLE aud Nashville Railroad
stock has recently advanced from 500
to $50 and spectators think il will 90
10 $40.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

SPEAKER RANDALL will not an
nounce the Standing Committees of
Congress before the middle of next
week.
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Tur Grand Lodge Of Royal Arch
Masons was in session this week in
Louisville. Jas W. Blue, Of Nor.
garfield, was elected Grand High
Priest q. ID. Buckner, Of I.exing.
ton, Deputy Grand High Priest; Jno.
H.Leathcrs, of Louisville, Grand King;
W. LaRue Thomas, of Danville, Grand
Scribe; A. @. Hodges, Of Louisville,
Grand Treasurer, and Jos. II. Bran.
ham, Of Louisville, Grand Secretary.
w. I@Rue Thomas was also elected
Grand Junior Warden by the Grand
Lodge Of Mssons now in session.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

VIII Logan. Of the Courisr-Joar-
nal. please give his authority for spell.
or is "simlin," or any other way
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

FIVE Million California Salmon
eggs have been received by the Ken
lucky Fish Commissioners.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19

ksad his ps.iigrs. lonng OAlord was .ir-i by
psri.etian; grand s'.e, Pryor the pTnprrll al Ia.
llankiso OxioTd dana Nss The Old job fngW
S,w grand dam Lady Pugh; y. grand dan the Old
Harkr rider sow. OAlords dana was hred by \, ".
pugh, NOV the property al jos. Marion, aud called
Lads Pugh; sired by Lehasipe bro~ns hug he -
the Kyle, and he by pig al old Sweepstakes, he -
Oll jun, the property 81 10 eph uortOni dan Lady
ETwin, SIRED 81 the IimkrideT hag LADY fughs
Janl was sired by pig by Oh MI grand dam
Noung Hos; grand dam Of lOung BIS by the S.
Louis hog, her dam the old job Pugh sow, her dan
tady Pugh, and her dam the old Harkrlder SOW
We have akn unnthef boaT
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REPAIRING MACHINERY ,

At my shop insi aloNe the 'ommercial iioiel
2ss PETER sTRAUB, Axt.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-10-19
STOVES AND TINW ARE.

ksep on hand aud 6t s,ls all kini. Of Heatins
aud Cooking Stoves Of the hst pattetn.. Alsb 1in.
ware In great variety
, 1877-03-10

~ p,,,,ur. THESE ror,arrs ar, only Il
very n.n rolls u,r,..: the ground being
y.,v Iow. di,rGr, lnyr been cut con-
....Ii.,, f...t,,o. ..l,p.I. so tbnt An or.
liY,,v r,.y Iont can cross from one to
t,, o,brr ,t any time anoy, half tide.
/. .v.r,j take Iut , few buudrrd dollars
-. l.. ., ditch wide rnoupl and deep
rpouun for s,cng,noa, channel between
thrtwo s,ouol- nj tine uDper portage.
which would D.. Of many times that
,,.,Iy. IA l,,rpe,s r,rr,rrs nnd stpnmIolt
.p,,n ,rt.r #. cn.nplr,inn. AMI would
uruh,lly hui,d up the best town at
p ,ry wnnd's LANDING of any place on the
,iyn h.I,w S,nhon,i.h City, and would
not iniurr fine Growth al Lowell or any
othcr r,irt nm tur uyrr.
We have made thls minute dcscrp.
,;on of fine Inwrr river 30 as to bp able TO
oiv. better dcscriution of the tide
nnds and other agricultural lands in