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Fout shares Northern Bank stock sold 1T
l., ,ington, Monday, al $40; and q SHARE
Firit National At $40 ~ IN Sill -.
The sales II leaf iolaccc for the month
1T October, Amounted to l.27o.i0; pounds,
which brought $4,000 90 Or IN average
~ $40 as Danville VA Times
J. W. Clark sold IN John W. Coz, %
head ~ cattle iha; averaged 1925 pounds,
atsi GOrer hundred......Jerry Pmmmer,of
Morgan county, sold in our city last week,
n car load II hogs, iolerably well fattened,
ts2 I2l per hundred Mt. Sterling Sem
tinel.
LENiNGroS CpUnr.-Fivc hundred cat
tie u better grades than usual were in the
market. The prices for good feeding cat
tie were - to - 40, 81 w and ~ s3-the
latter the highest price obtained. Noun
tain sheep sold at AZ per head, while some
good graded ewes brought 81 2j per head;
p mules -old at $50 %; IL head do, al
So; 2 do. at $40, aud two.year-old' at
az. Few sales Of hogs at ~ 40 per cwt
LoUtsyILLE--Thec cattle market remains
dull and prices are even lower this week
than last Good to extra shipper are slow
at Sic to &c; hest butchers, &c to SIC; thin
to medium, Ic to PC. The hog market
T. more sctive, and choice sell easily at
81 10 to ~ IS, while few 60 A. high as
81 50; fair to good. ~ 20 to 81 G5; stock
err, ~ to 81 9j There Is little or no de-
mand for sheep, and extra are dull at 81;
common To medium, 50 to 81 %.
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DEATHS

HAYDES.- Died, Of Cancer OF the how
els, on the morning OF the 18th, Mrs. Fran
ccs HAYDEN, wife Of Leo Hayden, aged %
years. Mrs. Hayden was for long time a
sufferer from her fearful disease, hut no
murmur escaped her lip-, and when the
messenger came il found her ready and
willing To yield to the Masters willard
among her last expressions were those Of a
firm belief that bliSsful hereafter await
Ell her Her funersl was preached by
Rev. J. l.. Barnes at the Presbyterian
church. OF which she had been for many
year., devoted member, from the 4th
verse Of the 23rd Psalm: and was most
appropriate and impressive discourse. The
remains were followed by a long eortege to
Buffalo Cemetery, and there deposited, To
await glorious resurrection.
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IINCOLN COINTS NEWS.
Piasfeirn.
me BIRp OF FREEDoM.

THE BIRD OF FREEDOM.
An eagle Of enormous size has been
seen several times in this vicinity in the
last week.
Uncle George, the honest farmer, has
got his Phil OF Congress and will resume
his occupation.
MILL RENTED.
MIR. G. b. Engleman has rented his mill
to g. II. McCauley, an experienced miller
and millwright, Of Salyisa.
STOCK SALE.
Mr.. Tim Engleman bought Of Uncle Jer-
~ Max well, a bunch Of mountain cattle
for which he paid : cents per pound.
PREPARING To MATE.
A certain young gent near this place, has
been purchasing some very handsome fur
niture: from the assortment one would
Judge that he expects to take unto himself
a mate.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Our town is still improving. Mr.. Geo
Perkins has erected broom machine and
is grinding out brooms by the dozen. Mess
Zen Swole, Gabriel Gaines and William
Hubble have formed a company and will
erect pair Of Fairbanks stock scales on
Main Street, opposite Spoonamore's black
smith shop in a short time, for the benefit
Of the public
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LAND. sroCk AND CsOP ITEMS

Mr.. Lewis Jones has abont Is head oi
Eat cattle for sale.
George Bobbitt bought several Mo-lb
hogs this week at pc.
W. +. Ramsey purchased two cows,
weighing S25 aud 9s5 at ?, cents per H.
A sale Of 2Oo0 bushels Of corn at 20
cents a bushel was recently u'sde in flem-
ing county.
Choice timothy hay sells in Fayette
county, at s. per ton, delivered. Farmers
ask 50 cents per hundred here.
The Nelson Record reports sales ef 2O7-
ID. hogs, at 81 40 per cwr; 2jO-lb. at -
50 and 96O-lb. at 50 30 per cwl.
A. l.. Hale received this week, % thor
ough.bred Southdown sheep, purchased in
Fayette county, at sl5 to $40 per head,
Tim W. Higgins bought car load OF
hog, averaging 275 to 800 pounds, at -
30 to - 20. lie viii ship them to Lonis-
Vile this evening.
Seven hundred fat steers were bought by
England exporters at New York, wednes-
day, at 81 TO 10 cents. Freight On cattle
by the head To Liverpool, Is ss2 50.
Uncle Jerry Maxwell, Of Tennessee, sold
this week to Tim Engleman, 81 two-year-
old apsyed heifers. averaging 57sl lbs., al
2 cents Tie also sold him G open heiier'
for So.
Timothy Chandler, Administrator, will
sell at the late residence Of JCs. Chandler,
decd, GA the 2lst Of this month, all Of his
personal property, consisting ofsiock, crop
Sc, &c.
Jas. A. Bea1ley bought Of Morgan Hud'
son 4 head OF feeding cattle at ic....-G. l.
Gaines has sold to Il. &. Harris and G.. l.
Bright 100 barrels Of corn at 81 per barrel
/ Lancaster Visitor.
W. d. Nuckols, of bourbon, sold to u
;. Nanmeter, a steer weighing 2,l0O at I
cents. Mr.. vsnmeter also bought Of 4
2. Gooding, OF Mason, two premium bnl
locks, aggegating $40 pounds, at 81 cts
| Al Samuel Colemans sale near Lexing
ton, last week, 22 -year-old steers soil
at Si5 % per head; a lot Of yearlings al
S3l Is; 20 shoats, averaging 1870 pounds
at 81 80 per head. Broke mules SIS, ant
milk cows s35 To $50.
A special 10 the Cowiey-.jOVaaai froU
IIarrCdsburg, reports the failure of d. NJ
Bowman, his sou u. b. Bowman and A
Smith McCsnn. They are large land own
ers and stock raisers, and il is said ihsi
assets will about cover the Indebtedness.
The celebrated race horse, Duke OF Ma
genta, the property Of q. l.. lorillard, o
New York, Was shipped Ia England, ,hi
week, by steamer Egypt. lie will teael
thoss English horses What he know. ab.,u
running, that l. Il they are able TO learn.
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ono LARGO lcam whistle for stationary
hnilrr, almost new and IN No. order, vas
stolen nom the Mn " y. i. Sloan; has
been missing ior about eight weeks. Any
one giving information il,ai will lead n
the recovery NJ the same ~ the capture n
the thief, will he literally rewarded 10y W.
T. Corn, Tunnel City, Ky
EXACTLY.
If the county will give M $500 We will
guarantee to build Jail here that theCains
can't get out Of with a acaniling. Nearly
$4,000 for jail that wouldn't hold the
prisoners for scarcely q fortnight We
expect that the x-payer''would have been
better satisfied with the investment ofthcir
money IL those who had the matter in
charge had expended more on the Jail
proper, and not 20 much in building pa.
latial residence for the iailer, who we know
could he induced to stay with much less
imposing structure, while the prisoners re-
quire much stronger inducements, II seems,
hhN ' - litHfhA W A'A hhNW w
stay. We should do all in our power to
have them satisfied to stay, IL the iailer h Is
to trough it, in an old army tent, II neces-
sary. the present inducements for jailer
will produce an extended list Of candidates,
provided the iailer is moi held responsible
for the escape Of prisoners, by breaking
through the plant bars Of the Jail. There
are great many men in the county like
ourselves, no doubt, who are deserving Of
an elegant and commodious residence at
the expense Of the public. And, we may
rs well state in this connection that it has
always been our misfortune heretofore to
he patriotic enough to heed the voice Of
the majority in preference to our own in
dividual interest.
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Two 90 THE GAINS CAPTURED We'd
nesday night Messrs. George A. Goyer,
:. q. Cover and b. +. Eppen-on, on infor-
nation obtained from the INTERIOR JqrR-
NAL and other sources, captured Tom and
John Cain, who escaped from the new jail
here on the night of the 3lst ult They
had seen some suspicious looking individu-
ais during the day dodging in the brush,
and that night they laid in wait about half
a mile this side Of the Cumberland River
bridge. About eight O'Clock they heard
them coming, and pulling down their
double barrel guns on them, demanded a
surrender. They did not hesitate to do so,
and with a oomrade, who gave his name as
Ben Woolum, they were brought back to
Mr.. Covers house, where they were tied
aud kept all night. Yesterday they we're
brought here and delivered 10 the jailer,
who promptly paid the S25 piece that he
had offered for them. The party will also
get $500 for Tom Cain, the amount named
in the Governors proclamation. We in
teryiewed the Gains last evening and learn.
ed from them that the scantling used to
break the bars had been left in the jail.
They had ma idea al Grst that they could
break out, bat in experimenting the bar
snapped with report a' loud as a gun.
They had no grester trouble with the bar-
in the window and about " O'Clock mid
night they slipped forth from duranoe
vile. They first vert in AN opposite d.
rection from home but afterwards went
there and remained around for several
days They were making for Tennessee
and would have made better time had mol
Tom gotten sick. II will he remembered
that Tom is under indictment Cor the muir
der Of Hiram Tucker, and that John u
under a ten Year, sentence Ia the Peniien
tiary for arson.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BrY your School Books ai Chenault'-.
CLOCKS cleaned and repaired ut Chen.
anlts
You can buy Clock very cheap at
Chenanlt's.
PaErAnep Cpo,Sur Mt Anderson n
McRoberts'
IIrAporARrEns for Paints II III kinds
NJ Chenanli's.
MAcARoNr and vermicclli for sale by
Anderson 4 McIoheris.
SEWING MAcmNrs of all kind repaired
and adjusted by Csrson n lhdds.
Lon Of Pocket Knives At cost to make
room inr n new lot Ut Chenaults.
PowpEn, shot caps and wads for sale
cheapby Andersen a McRnberis.
FfsF assurtment of Toilet SOAPS, hair,
nail, tooth brushes, and perfumery, very
cheap ut Chcnault'-.
WI are Just receiving a large lot Of La.
die-' and Children's Shoes, Ziegler A Bro :
mske. J. H. n :. II. shanks
Jrsr reccived large supply Of Books,
States, paper, Pens, Ink. aud every thing
needed for Scbool-. q, =. X. ChenaultS.
RrwARn.-I will give ~ 30 for the re-
turn Of my pocket book lost In Stanford ,on
Tuesday last. IL contained note valuable
only 10 myself A. &. Tucker.
II. W. Brady, an experienced and fine
loot and Shoe Maker, has opened y shop
in II. Pendleton's building. opposite new
isil. liis prizes are very reasonable. Give
him q call.
IT l. dangerous To ones health 10 wear a
light summer suit now; therefore 60 10 J.
Winter a Co.. corner 3rd and Market SIS ,
Louisville. Ky, and purchase one which i
heavy. ar yourself OF boy. Prices low.
IAvrR y KiSo.-The liver 10 the impe-
rial orrsn 81 the whole human system, a.
il controls the life. health and hsppine-s
IL man. When II j. disturbed in its prop
" action. all kind Of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food, the
movements Of the heart and blood, the ac-
ton Of the brain and nervous system, are
all Immediately connected with the work
ings ~ the Liver. II has been successfully
proved that Greens August Flower Is I'M
equalled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach. Sample hotties to Try. 10 cents.
Positively -old m all towns on the West
cru Continent. Three doses will prove
that Il IL just what you want For sale by
hnhon 4 stage.
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arc domiciled ~ Mr. ! @. sweeney Dr.
Joseph Lctchcf ! the guest of Mr.. VI. w.
Owslcy. Geo. II. Dunlap, Ed II LeSine'
ton, ia visiting relatives in this place.
Rob't n. Jacobs, Esq, NJ the Danville bar
VA. in town on Tuesday. Mt.. y. VI. Bur
dett returned On Saturday after months
absence. She was fortunate enough to take
about twenty dollars worth ~ premiums
on needle work at the Fair At German
town and IIopkinsville. Dr. Dunlap and
wife, IT Danvillc. have hecn here on brief
visit. Judge Denny Is IN Louisville on
business DR.. Merriman, of Stanford, has
been here IN duty. The family of Mr.. Al.
len Bcazley has leil our community and
removed to your neighborhood. We sim
cerely commend them to your Christian
fellowship and social courtesy.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Judge Breckenridge of the Court Of
Common Pleas was seized with AZ illness
on Friday night and returned 10 his friends
on Tuesday, unable for duty. The Hon.
J. W. Alcorn was elected to GIL the vacant
chair. The case under discussion IS be-
coming as celebrated % 'h., ~ Jaundyce
vs. Jaundyce, via; The Lancaster and Dix
River Turnpike case. Al the last session
Of the Court the jury hung in regard to
Eve Of the citizens who are on trial, and
- A r
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Tnr NrN SrHrrr BIDS have hcen
opened ior tho building " the nea street,
Int ~ tho pficrl are much in excess 81 the
amount that lhe Trustees were assured that
Il could he made for, the Committee has
MT awarlcl the conirsct yet. We hopa
that fnr . difference ~ few hunlrrd dol.
lara the Trustee. will not abandon the
project, fot the street j. ~ too much in.
pnrtance ~ admit " such q course
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personal

Mt, Rrrrn roorrR Is visiiiug Mis- Relic Il,-
inE.ion.
Mss Ricu.En ". GNfNs "a. a guest Of Mn
Logan this wscl.
JrBeNG. &C EocAs-isr ha. returned from a
visit 10 Louisville.
Ma. n l. NcNrHrnY has ron. 10 Csusd to
sP.Rd several sr~ks.
Ma osswsH. NeKISSrr Is qnIie ~ at some
lhios Ia ,As pneumenls.
Ma o. TEssiLL. of r,iai Llck, ha, removed 10
wco.ilsrdviiie. Boons coaniy, Mo.
M. AND Mas :. u. NorNo, Of Siehol,ssiils s'e
Visiting the fsn,ly OF Thomas Ruforl.
MIS- TloE, HAYS, an attractive aud lovely
young lsdy OF psnvie, is visiting Miss Rette Ien-
Hi.
Miss Farms REayLFA came over from Lancaster
thu, wesk ~ make her future home IN this VI
eIahy.
MISS MAR, MNEHs has returned from . very de-
Hghiiui trip to Oncisusti ~. Bailey and ~iis
are stin ahsent
MIS- Liltr NoCuEAEr, the pretty daughter Of
Mt J. n NeClar, I. srending the week With her
sister, Mrs NJ, q. Ne,ius
Miss Maaais cav, an attractive Young lady
from Madison, rrtarnel Yesterday from visit "a
the anily Of NJ. Richard Cobb.
Ma sANurl J.. LAoEET. Of Gallaiin, Teua..
-th her pretty little baby hoy, I. here on visit
10 her fsther-in-law, Mr.. ". N. Isckey, and oiheI
tslatlSes.
ora thanks arc due Ae-,fs. Gen. 4. Pruitt, o
Cas.y, A. Nelson, OF Russell and Geo. g. Cohen
editor Of the Audenon Asirs, ar Othcis returns 90
the election In their respective COUNTIES
Miss MARr SovraWoHru, a handsome and In
telhgrut Young lady Of Mississippi, who has leet
visiting At pr lIerriugs, Of Lancaster during th'
prevalence OF the yellow Fever, wss In towu Thu
seek.
Ma. Jomm II. suASKs lci lev days ago io
Platts county. No, TO attend.the wedding Of Mr.
garron q. Bailey. u Shelby, and Mis- Relieves
Perrin, a LADY we'll known to the young gentleman
IL this plaos
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HOME Affairs.
~
sererancP a DHdderar.

Forty pieces new prints opened last
night.
Children Yarn Caps, Hoods, Ne. New
apartment.
Another new lot NJ Dress Goods. Beau
tiful new styles.
Second importation Of Ladies' shawls
Something new.
Tinsel and Gold Edged Ruching-lhe
newest thing ont.
Ladies' Misses andChilJren's solid Col
ors all wool hose, very fine goods.
Knitting Yarns from the Mills Of ID. A.
Loud " Bro, Lexington, Just received, in
all color, including solid black.
In Ladies' and Children's Shoes we have
always been awarded the blue ribbon, and
feel that this Fall we are more entitled to
it than ever. To our stock Of the celebra-
ted Il. l.. Stevens a Co.'S goods we have
added very cheap and nice asso rtment Of
Eastern Goods, in pegged and sewed, at
prices that cannot be duplicated in this
market.
Your especial attention is called to our
Flannels. We have every quality in plain
white, Shaker red and grey; rel twilled,
white twilled, grey twilled; Opera, in all
colors; Plaid Flannels for children.
Our stock Of Clothing is the largest and
cheapest we have ever had 10 Goats, Pants,
Vests and complete Suits, for men and
boys. Overcoats from the cheapest to the
finest beavers ond Chinchillas.
Ladies, remember that our stock Of Dress
Goods is very fine. All the new patterns
in Dress Goods, from the cheapes, calico
to the finest silk.
Ladies' Neckiies, Bows, Rouches, Collars
Cuff, and thousand other things, which
Il would he i'm possible to mention.
N -. H. oo.l ll;llranfs Winter Roots
IN We ask is for you to call and see them
fr W. feel assured you will buy.
BY buying your Jeans of us we can guar
antee saving 10 Won Of from ten to fifteeI
per cent.
Choice lot of Kerseys and Cashmere
from the celebrated Mills at Charlottesville
Va.
New stock Of everlasting trimming, mag
ic and Britannia Rufilings, Sc, &c.
White and red Table Linens, Napkins
Towels, Crashes, &C., &c.
BLASKETs.-Whitea and Grey Blankets
from 81 30 pair, mp.
Another lot of Hamburgs Just in from
New York
Mems and Ladies' Merino Shirts an'
Vests.
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NOTICE.
romr,ccu Months for sa.eo.

NJ an induccment IN new subscribers
We hereby agree 10 send the INrrnioH
JornSAL from nov until January 1t,
1850, fnr ~ to all who will pay NJ the
cash. Subscribe now and get oil 81 the
elecilnn new
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VIZ have been unable to get the number
Of votes cast for each candidate in Wayne,
but Thompson's majority in tina, county is
22s. This makes his total majority LIS,
aud that's why We GROW, All II the above
igures a,e official.
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J. r. WARREN & SON,
"P. o. STORE"
DEALERS IN
sugars, Conecs, Teas, syruPs, Mo,asscs,
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard Candles.
starch, soda, Bluing, Rice, Batter, Eggs,
sweet and Irish Potatoes, Canned Goods,
IIomlny, Beans, ac We also keep
| \ complete assortment Of Hardware
And Cutlery. Among other things, Axes,
ITatchct., IIand-'aw., Knives ofSn kinds.
c,,,,,oo no,,, s.r.r, Nail. s,n.,..
Grinders. &C., Sc. As cold weather Is fast
ApProae h'"s' We nave '''' III lot u
'"'' h""'' S"o'e''' iO"s'' rONe'''
Hicbc, se,, Corn poppe,, ac.Sc.
Fancy "fosfis' IN Town. anu ''' """''
'"'"''" o"' '"''''"'' WV" SUI"
rhinu, n, Canned Goods, in INF. line. we
'o''' '''"''''''P'''''''' ''"'
'''''' '''"'"' "A''' '
Pickles. Groupd and Fro0eh Mu,,.rd.
"'' ''"'' ''''''
Preserves cne''e' CRACKERS 'o'oahu'''
n.l.,i, s,,loo. c,,n s,.,., I.nnd,, and
'''" anu ''"'' '""''''s' "A'"'S' "'
"'~" -''A'-''' l'"'' '''' ''''s"'
nao..,,.. ,.. .,,,to,, II, ,yooa.n w,,s
sugar Boxes Empty Barrels At 10 cents
Washh"ards' sii'ers' hroom'' Axe han"le
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psnaei CIV

A QUERY.
This end Of the county has a Judge, a
Deputy Clerk, Deputy Sheriff and Deputy
Surveyor; why not have deputy Jail and
iailer will some one tell usy
RELIGIOUS.
Elder ". r. Corn, by previous appoint
ment, preached at Harrodsburg last Lorl's
day, and at Cane Run, in Mercer county,
Lords day night lie will preach at the
school.house at this place next Sabbath at
n o'clock 4. NJ.
AssIGNEE's SALE.
The sale of J. \. Williams, assignee, last
Monday was well attended, with spirited
bidding on horses. One horse sold To b, +.
AIosier at $50, aud one to Jerry Firth for
$50 Wagons, harness, Ne, sold at great
bargain to the purchaser.
WALNUT LoGs.
Mr.. VIM. Baltioe has CLOSED operations
for the season, and g. y. Mcdonald, who
has been with him, has returned to his home
here. lie reports the number Of walnut
logs shipped during the season along this
and the knoSyille Branch at 1895,
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Ma. W. Il. wrrHERs has opened sa'
loon in the Carpenter House, where he
will keep all kinds Of Liquors, TobaccoS
and Cigars. III. old friends are invited In
give him call aud try his ven-year-old
Hourhop
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Births. The Fall crop Of babies iurn'
out most handsomely, We can't begin Ia
tell abont them all, bat them ia i0-lb
girl at A. l.. Hale's; a lil-lb. boy at Mrs
=. n. Mathews; a wee little girl AT Mr.
\. D. Roots, sc, Nc.
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Nfft lahfN NAfk W iHN'u~l'I wv FH'''-hf'lf-
ing, anl tho Magistrates have decided not
H. Ne itc isil until Il y fully completed.
Architect ~ T.. McDcnah came up this
week. AMI decided fist contractor Hangh
man ~honld replace the broken h'r' with
new ones, which he will No. ard the lrouh
lc ahou, u h,ing cceivcd nv the county
will, No douhi, be seitlcl.
AcQrurrp. - Winfrrd Skidmorc aud
WIN. Mcr.hon, generally known ~ "Shino,'
ver arrested last sunday anil held here
under guard until Wednesday on charge
Of maliciously cutting and wounding ice
I.ammc The cutting wa done on their
way home from the election, the cutters and
the cut both being strongly under the in
nuence NJ whisky. NJ their trial they
proved that Iammc had started the fuss
and that they had acted only in self de-
tense. and were acquitted.
ForR urSpRrp DOLLARS RrwAnn.-
Hiram Hiatt, who l. indicted for murder
anil other grave olenses, il still at large
although We learn that the Governor has
offered private reward oiSiOOtor bis capture
Hiatt ha. forfeited bonds To the amount 81
nearly $1,000, aud considering the serious
charges against him W. hope the reward
will bc increased To the extent 81 the law.
Outlaw. should not be allowed a minute
rcpose In this county or State, and we trust
that some enierpri-ng man will surprise
Mr.. Hiatt and bring him to Justice at
once
HusroNvrLLE.-The good Democrats Of
this precinct (which by the way gave
Thompson l3j majority instead 81 1853 rs
At Grst reported celebrated the victory Of
their favorile candidate by grand Flu
mination and general joliGcation on We'd
nesday night, Stirring speeches were made
hy Judge VI. &. Sauhey. Judge y. W.
Brown, X. &. Warren, Judge q. 4. &.
Rochester, Wallace y. vanon, win Sand
Tier, and Others, aud every body was filed
with good cheer and enthusiasm. Huston
willie did her duty nobly at the election,and
has right to iubila,e. Three hearty
cheers for the ~old reliable
HAxn snor orr Jim Cook, like most
other negro boys, owns, OF rather did own,
an old army muskeL This he threw across
his shoulder on Tuesday morning and start
I'll out, bcut on hunting for any thing that
would set still long enough for him to Kill
Il. lie had not proceeded far before he saw
something at which to point his dangerous
wespon snd pulling'trigger, he fired. There
vas a terrible explosion, aud when Jim
gut over his scare he found that the game
had gone and with il three Of his Grgcrs,
the other two only held To- the hand by
pieces of skin The half dozen Loads that
had. no doubt, accumulated in the old
muskct was too much for It's strength, and
1, had hurst in a hundred pieces. The ne
gro decided 10 stop hunting for that day.
and returned. when Dr. a. " McRobeTts
was called. who. With the assistance Of Dr.
llronangh. amPutaied the hand, aud the
uatient j. now doing we'll.
MoSpAY evening last, Joe Hughes, Jno.
Arnold and William Elkin, while intoNi-
Gated. made IN unproyoked assault On
some negroes. for which the two former
were arrested, and the latter allowed to e.
cape. Hughes and Arnold were handcufled to-
4 4 al. s.l.N Ia.
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q LETTER Of Inquiry.

OFFICE INTERIOR JouRNAI, }
November IL, 1875
Cd. ~. q. HcicL
DEAR SIR:-The enclosed letter
was sent to this office for publication. Ger
tain allusions in it seem to point To your
self Can you, or will You, enlighien rs rs
to who Mr.. Samuel Irwin is, any how
Respectfully, ". 7. WAIToS, Ed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15

TIL ANDY HIG0INs, HowDY. One Of
the transparcnciea exhibited at the rhomp-
son Jubilee here last Thursday night had
the words, Tell Andy Higgins, lIowdy"
painted On H. Those who understand can
luLiuh