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mill was running bfiskly. lie has con.
siderable lumber yard ncar the Depot. Al.
bright 4 Martin informed us that last year
they worked at their factory, about 1000
pounds Of tobacco; this year they expect
to work 10000. J. r. woodyarl showed
us some sample tobacco of about 5000 lbs.
which he cured last year. II is bright and
heavy, and certainly beats any thing in the
way Of natural leaf" that We ever saw. ].
". Nanhook is teaching q well patronizcd
select school in the vicinity. This state
mcnt is quite sufficient TO refute the ran
dom remark Of "Ircn" thar Harvey had
"gonc where the woodhinc twineth," or
words to that effect. We met your polite
and agreeable correspondent, Mr.. J. W.
Tharp. We arc always glad 10 see him.
BURNING WELL AND HENRY UNDERWOOD.
In company with Mr.. ". G. Underwood,
Of Louisville, we visited yesterday the IA
nous burning we'll" in THE county, about
one and a half miles from Gum sulphur.
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w,,o, !, w,s n, o,,c,,v ros.mh,sd ali
o,ho, w.,or a., ,h. Ton ., ,,,o w.I, Thor.
w,. ,o Goo NO, .moto r;.;h,. nor oo,,5
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law IN. w,,.r calm ,,.c;J ,nd .o,oo.
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The Rcnfwckv Legisiof.r~

tFIhtAN1 W.
SENsrr--A hill for the further propagation o
fool fishes In the waters Of thi. state, passed
bv vote Of n to .. The rcnitcntiary hil was dls
cus.cd and postponed
HousE-A psolu,ion vas saopftd that siandiu.
Committees he called immedistely amer petition
and resolutions each day, With Instructions TO "
port only hills of sencvsl chsracicr until all sucl
have been disposed Of Mr.. .. s. Owsicy was gran
ted leave Of shscoce. The Rank hill came ur, W.
discussed and postponed. 4 biil to rc,lncc thu
number of Jurors In inferior Courts and regulate
the pay Of the same wss taken up and passed. Il
provides that Jurors in Justices Police. City and
Quarterly Courts may consist Of six qualified men
to he paid any cents for each juror In csch case
provided he docs moi serve on mor than two IN.
ries. In Of this he will he slloscd no addi-
iional pay. The pay Of the Jury will be taxed
with the other costs Gocsinio cfcct June isi 4
hill In relation to posting lands sas amended and
passed.
FKnsuAnr H.
sESsrE-A petition from they womcn's Temper
ancc Union" of Brscken county, praying that the
Local Option Law he smended as TO make II =
misdemeanor for ply yscians to make prc., ripiions
for whisky improperly or ior druggists 10 sell II
improperly. Referred An act incorporating the
Zen Graiz Park, Lexington, was passed. The rcn-
iieniiary hill ~ss again discussed. a hill to re-
strict the limits Of Richmond, was presented.
HousE-A petition asking for the passage Of a
hill TO improve the Big Sandy River. was present.
Ell. Otter Greek, In Wayne county, was declared a
nsvisshlc stream to the Forks Of Beaver. The Rig
ger Rank hill 60, another "chinnins.'
FEHRrAnY iG.
sESsrE-An act allowing the Auditor addition
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To the Voters or L,.csin eom.tv.

A nHmber OF influential citizens having solicited
me TO become Candidate for SHERIFF OF this
county, have done 70, and take this method Of
asking your support for the last two years as
Deputy Sheriff. have labored hard and earnestly
and often at the risk OF my life, TO subdue the dis
turblng element and restore our county to her Tor
mer dignity and honor, aud have the satisfaction
OF knowing that to-day she is ireer nom the pres
enoe Of las breakers than she has been Tor year.
When took charge sf the office II was eompara-
lively worthless, pecuniarily, and dangerous both
to lie and linbsnd there lev persons, II any
whs could be induced 10 take itAt present there is
some pay In the once, and need Its einolsaenis.
1 ask your hearty support, believing that my ef-
forts are approved by you. Promising, II elected,
TO discharge my duty faithfully, and 10 use even
greater efforts than heretofore In behalf Of Law aud
Your obedieni servant,
Il H. HlskLE
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TnE Bland silver bill, which author.
ICES the coinage Of the standard silver
dollar and restores It's legal tender
character, passed the Senate after an
all night session on Saturday morning
at > O'Clock by q vote Of 4S to 2l.
The free coinage part Of the bill as
passed by the Honse was struck out,
and in lieu thereof a clause directing
the Secretary of the Treasury, out OF
any public money not otherwise ap.
propriated, to buy from time to time
silver bullion Of not less than two nor
more than four million dollars worth
per month, and coin the same into
dollars. The bill further provides
that at no one time shall there be in.
vested in bullion more than s., ,000,.
900. The President is not likely to
veto the bill.
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ROCKCsSTLE COUNTY NEWs
NE. Vernon.
FEBRUARY Goth, 1873.

FEBRUARY 2mh, 1873.
PREACHING.
Ed. Wm. Axbill will preach here next
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
HE MADE THE MONEY BY ADVERTISING.
NJ. =. Brinkley has very desirsbly added
to his place Of residence by inclosirS il
with neat and durable fence.
THE NOBLE ARMY OF CANDIDATES.
A big crowd Is expected in town on Mon
day. All Of the candidates for Assessor
will I've here. Gentlemen, for Heavens
sake, let peace and harmony prevail.
WE ARE PROUD OF HER.
Your brilliant correspondent, Mrs. T.. ID.
Potts, "outshone" even herself lif such
thing were possible last week. The "ma.
joriiy report" was unanimously adopted
by us.
LET I'm FIGHT AND OUT POOLING.
We are getting tired Of the blufl and
bluster about European war. II reminds
MS very forcibly Of an attempt to create a
dssension in pack Of dogs in which eve
ry dog seems to be painfully conscious Of
the fact that "bigger dog" than he, is in
the vicinity. Let's have rest in the war
news.
RocKcAsTLE CASES IN COURT OF APPEALS.
The following cases from Rockcastle will
be submitted in the Conrt of Appeals to-
day: Nemcum, &C., VS.. Pope's Admir-;
Riddle vs.. Carter; woodall &C., Va. Brink
lev; woodall's Admir-. vs. same; Lusk vs..
Adams; Ricketts,. \ Co. ". Crooke 4 Co.
PERSONAL
Miss Alice Stagner, OF Garrard, is visit
ing Miss Mollie Neweum, at this place
&c. Crooke, Esq, Of Pine Hill, is absent
on q visit to Hot Springs, Arkansps....H.
c. Underwood, a correspondent of the Coa-
rier-yos,nai, a clever and sociable gentle
man as one cares TO meet, is in town this
week hunting up items for his paper..."J.
G. Carter, Esq, is in Frankfort, attending
the Court Of Appeals....,.susie, little
daughter OF DIR. J. J. Brown, has been seri-
ously III for some days.
GUN SULPHUR sIGHrs.
At Gum sulphur yesterday, We saw con-
siderable signs Of enterprise in the little
village. There are several neat residences.
Tate a Miller's saw-mill was busy cutting
the heavy logs into clean white strips. Our
young friend, Robert Firth, is the only
merchant. and does a thriving business.
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STANFORD, FEB. -, ISIS.
Allow inc TO thank you for the very compliment
ary terms In which you called me 10 become =
candidate for the ofiee Of sheriff Of this county
aud As have no desire to lll the Office and other
efficient men have, from among whom you can
make very satisfactory selection. ALLOW me to de-
cline To make the race. Very Respectfully,
I. NJ. LssLEY.
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BRIEF NOTES OF PASSING EVENTS.
Hon, VIM. Cassius Goodloe, Of
Kentucky, has been nominated by
President Hayes as Minister to Belgi'
um. His confirmation by the Senate
Is assured......Mrs. Pitman, the wife
of Mr.. Benn Pitman, who died last
week, was successfully eremated by
DIR. lie Moyne, at Washington, Pa.
The incineration required only one
hour and fifty-one minutes. A late
resident of Lima, Peru, has presented
a claim against the United States for
a hundred million of dollars for GER
tain discoveries made un der the Gov
ernment, relative to guano deposits
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q. sns yssers or Lisess. Os.sss.

Being pretty constantly confined Al
home by my onAeial duties, ann. As compared with
my compstitors..st a disadssniase In the present
active canvass for the nomination ior Jaler While
Il Is true that the people are hsing visited about
this time by once seekers quite as frequent As Is
asreeabe, II not more -, siili II Is eqnally true
that custom has nads II proper and hsoessaT, ioI
candidate 10 mingls personally With the eiii1sns
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ELECTION OF PoPE.-Cardinal Gi-
oachino Pecci, Pontifcisl Camerlengo,
an Italian, was elected Pope on the
third ballot by the Conclave Of sixty.
two Cardinals, at Rome. last Wednes-
day. He is described as a man OF fine
mental attainments, with moderate
views on church matters. He has as
sumed the title Of Leo XIII, and is
Gs years old.
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J. R. WARREN & SON,
"P. O. STORE"
Our stock Of Fancy Groceries will always
be complete, embracing among other
things Cheese, Msccaroni, Pickles,
Chow Chow, Mustard, Extracts Of
Lemons and Vanilla, the best.
Dried Peaches GApples, ,Prunes,
Cunants, Raisins, Cranberries
Dissected CocOanuts, Peach
and Apple Butter, Mince
Meat and Spices of all
kinds, &C.. &C., &c.
We keep the largest and best assort-
ment Of Canned Goods in town:
Beans. Peas, Peaches, To-
matoes, Corn. Cherries,
Rsspberries. Straw
berries, &c &c.
We now have In stock a line line OF Su.
gars. CofIees. Teas, Rice, MoIasses,
Syrups, Maple Syrup, Coal Oil.
Vinegar, Lard, Ae.. Ae.
We keep constantly on hand a sup
ply of Flour. Meal, Potatoes.
Eggs, Butter, Dressed
Chickens e. Turkeys.
Blasksniths will hnd Il TO their inter
est TO bear In mind that we are closing
out at cost for cash the entire stock
ofIron, Buggy and Wagon Wheels
Spokss, Fslloss, Hubs, ko., pur-
chased OF Campbell q Miller.
Don't forget us when you are
In need of ard wa rci we can
supply you with anything
from aItivct 10 ~ Crowbar,
an Awl ia ~ Post Anger.
We have lately received a stock OF Col
lars. Hames. Blind a riding Brides,
Trace Chains, Halters, Saddle
Bags and Blankets.
Diamond Iron piows.
can ~ see them.
w.. Keep - suppiy of Needle. ios all
Ii.a- at sewing Machines.
We saH hrslsh the ladies al asy ahd all Iis'ss
With Crows fisiias nAeAinss
We re.lad6illy invite an 10 give us a csl hef'rc
Purchasing elseuhere
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We would urge upon our party the
importance of choosing, without re-
gard to relationship or favor, the best
men of the aspirants for standard
hearers in the approaching election.
The selection of proper officers for
the administration of county Affairs is
a matter of no small Importance to
the people of the county, but one
which directly affects each citizen.
The county is now upon a surer foot
ing for the proper execution of the
laws (thanks 10 the earnest exertions
of some of our oficers,) than it has
bcen for years, and We want to see
men elected who will continue to i'm
prove the morals OF our county, and
keep alive the work 30 nobly begun.
Let us have good and true men, and
the records of Lincoln will he no
more disgraced.
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We learn from u telegram in the
Cincinnati Enquirer that the Harrods-
burg Ot,srver had suspended, owing
% lack of patronage. We sincerely
hone that this Is q mistake, % Messrs.
Nisld 4 Grimes have labored hard to
dive . paper worthy Of support. and
hud suoossded sdmirsbly.
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n0vlp sOrxTr SgWS.
DanrHle


FEBRUARY 20, 1873.
rHF LORD STILL BIrssISo ms LABons.
Mr.. Barnes meetings still continue with
unabated fervot His labor are rewarded
at the close Of each meeting by several adj
diiions TO his number of converts, consist.
| ing of both colors. Thirteen of his con.
veris united with the Christian church on
last Saturday evening.
DEATHS.
Ala o'clock on Friday morning last,
Capt. Samuel Warren, in his 7lst year
Mr.. Wsren had been an elder in the lst
Presbyterian Church for several years, and
his death Is mourned by many friends.
On Thursday night, Of Pneumonia, Mr.. :.
r.. Farrsnd, in the list year Of his age.
COUNTY COURT DAY STOCK rrENs.
As usual, County Court day was we'll at.
tended. Stock was not as plentiful as usu-
al, but with fair prices. Auciioneer T. d.
English reports as follows: About 800
he'd Of cattle on the market, fair To good
bringing from 81 to 81 75; common and
inferior grades from 81 20 to 50. Mules
and horses dull, with the tendency down
ward
BIRTHiSGToSs WASH DAy.
The literary societies Of Centre College
will celebrate the anniversary Of Washing
tons birthday in the I'd Presbyterian
church op Friday morning and evening
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Editor

The title of tho President Is undoubted-
" secure aud inviolahlc. Nobody hut q
COOL would dcubt or dispute that-fConri'
cr.Ionrnal.
According to this IL Hayes title 10
the Office should 10 brought in qucs.
ton under a writ Of ono ,cdrruntc he
could plead the finding Of the Electo.
raj Commission in lar, and that would
sciilc the matter conclusivcly in his
favor. That is to say, if Mr.. Hayes
should I've called into Court to answer
by what right or warrant he holds the
office Of President, he need only an.
swcr THE Electoral Commission,
Joe Bradley a Co., gave it to me,
and that would satisfactorily end the
inquiry.
There are some persons, (fools per-
haps) who think that theElcctoral Com
mission had just such power as was
conferred upon Il by the act Of Con-
grcss creating il, AMI no more. Such
persons do not understand the action
of the Commission nor that Of Con.
grcss ratifyiug il to be absolutely final
and conclusive. They do not think
the provision Of the Electoral Com
mission Bill which expressly reserved
the right to investigate the title to the
Presidency by quo morrunto utterly
meaningless and without virtue. They
are unable to realize that the eminent
statesmen who drafted that bill would
deliberately insert in it provision Of
40 much apparent importance; a pro-
vision reserving so important a right,
without intending that that right
should he exercised if desired.
But according to the C.,J, fisher.
man, Wells, Anderson and all the
rest of the periured conspirators were
to make a full confession Of their rss-
calities, acknowledge before God and
the open Court that they had counted
Hayes into Office by fraud, bribery
and every other conceivable rascality
necessary, still Hayes title would not
and could not he at all affected there.
by. Verify, the CD. is more ultra
olimd;.t than Joe Bradley himself.
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WV ,pvrRrIsrwrSrs.

HIGGINS.
Il GRIMES.
prNLtrs
III A n d w A n z,
FIELD SEEDS,
Ct Il ROC II II ! ES.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
STOVES, TINWARE,
QUEENswARE. sc.
TO THE FARMERS
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
To orr
HAMILTON PLO w.
-UNvING--
Steel Point. Steel Mould Board, Strap
ped Beam and Wrought
Iron standard.
Orr HixES. COLLARS. S.giCEEANDS
BLIND HRIDLES.
ross sh' saws. N'.
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ir.l~dGlly invite an 10 give M q call hei're
purchasing elseWhcir.
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We call tho attention Of tho pub
lie TO the quality and prices OF our
Goods, the same can be seen and
learned by calling and examining.
Rcmember the place.
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4 '-QUEER" GANG.
(0UutPrfeifp I'm IN Gaya


New YORK. Jan. IA special from Wilkes
barre, Ia. says: The two men. WalcOtt aud
IRWIN. arrested in this vicinity Sunday for
passing hNe dollar counterfeit notes on the
National Bank of Hanover. Pa. are old resi-
dents and have hitherto been considered re-
Specialize. Ii has been discovered that tbs
business of It Hing counterfeit money has heen
carried on quite extensively i'm this county of
iaie. Irwin cnniesSeS that he paid 50 Tor slOg
OF the stun He bought of a man travelling
TIN lough the county. The spurious money
0fered m this section is mostly fiyrS on the
Hanover and 1amaqua Banks although there
have been twentieS and tiftieS on the Third
National Bank of Buffalo put out. L. - de-
tecilNeS are here working i'm conjunction with
the local officials. Ii is announced that a cave,
located i'm the hill of a high mountain lust
above PitSton il inhabited 10y a queer gang
whose movements are quite mysterious The
locality is an exceedingly lonely and drS0laft,
one, but easy of approach by the Lchigh Nal-
ley railroad. whose track runs along The base,
ot the mountain. Local detectives are orCa-
niZed Tor a descent un the cave and the capture
Ot lis inmates.
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GEN. NcCLELLAN.
His IuauouraIiana as f.oxar.,a.

TRENTON. y. j.. Jan. l5.-EN-t BpdIp and
Senator SeweH and senator Ludlow walked
into the Capitol with General Mcclellan while,
the band played Hail 10 the Chief" When
the party had assembled and order was re-
stored, Rev. John Hale, ID. D.. of this city. of
tered PRAYER. The oath of office was then adj
miniStercd 10y Chief Justice BeaSlcg. Cover
nor Bedle then. in neat address. presented 10
Governor Mcclellan the great seal of the state.
II was received with few words. Governor
Mcclellan then delivered his inaugural i'm a
clear tone Of voice. which was listened Ia with
great attention and frequently appauded. As
soon as the inaugural was finished the large
mass of people gradually moved OF, and the
Governor repaired to the executive chamber.
Trenton has never seen 80 large a crowd Of
people. Every hotel is oyeTrun. II las really
been great occasion.
TRENTON, y. j., Jan. lA.-AfteT the Gov
rrnor returned 10 the executive chamber the
Veteran AssOciatios. OF Philadelphia. present
ed an address. signed 10y 2,0S6 members. The
same party presented silver medal made of
half dollar picked up on the field of Antie-
tam. \ reception took place Immediately az
ter in the Executive chamber, which was VS-
tied by great crowds
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The Lowest Yet.
NEW YORK. Jan. l5.--Gold opened al 102
The Markets

BALTIMORE, January 15.-Virginia sizes,
deferred. 4: do. consolidate 53A: North Carolina
skies: Old. 10; do. new, bid to-day. Sugar steady
and firm. 9Aa9P.
BALTIMORE. January I5.-Cotton quiet and
frm-mddlng, 1llE. Flour dali and unchanged.
Wheat, southern quiet and easier: western mode
Penns ylsana red, L. .3sa1. 40: No. western winter
red, spot and January. LBS; February. 1.37.
Corn, southern steady: western active and easier
southern white 5oa55: do. yellow, 81 sa55: western
mixed, mixed, SPOT and January, 55S; February. Ss1s.
and guiei-southern, the sSaSs; western white. ss.
and steady, 6Sa65 Hay duh and unchanged. Pro-
visions dull. heavy and lower. Pork. 12-50. Bulk
meats-loCs Sc nominal. shoulders. 4a44; clear rib
sides, 81: packed 5a6k. Bacon-shoulders 6:
clear rib sides, 7a71z. Hams, 11a12. Lard-refiped
81. Butter dull and unchanged. Whisky dun.
1.oSk. Receipts-four, 3. 100: wheat, In OO0.
corn. z. 600: oats. l,5o0. shipments-wheaf, t0os
NEW YORK, January i5.-stocks opened arm.
but afterwards declined. Money, and q. God,
lols to 1.02. Exchange, long, 4sl y; short, 4s4f.
NEW YORK. january l5.-Flour dun and
declining: Wheat, x and I4 cents lower. Corn e
LONDON, January Is, 1880 p. m.-Consols.
s5 lie for both money and the account. Y. Sc
four -and-a-half per cent. bonds. 1o4H; 1Se7's,.
lo6S; ten-forties, coupon, lossi new ives losss:
Central, l7A, Reading Rallrsaa, 17x.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
More Diplomatic Complications.
McCLELLAN'S INAUGURATION.
MYSTERIOUS CoUNTERFETTERs.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
France Sounding English Popular



NEW YORK Jan. IA London special SAYS
another important and significant diplomatic
incident has occurred. Circulars have been
issued from The French Embassy. in London,
To all the French Con>ulS i'm Great Britain and
Ireland, charging them 10 report exact in
formation concerning the popular feeling ON
The eastern question and intervention. This
conhllnN the report that France has iutrrrn-
gated Lord Derby In regard 10 England'S iu-
tentionS regarding Egypt. u viii be seen,
therelole. that this action of the French ne
public further complicateS Englaud'S rrlai ions
With the continental powers.
Danger i'm Another Direction.
LONDON. Jan. lh-The London correspond.
ent of the Manchester Guardian says: lite
reported thai the Cabinet on Monday decide
that the troop ships Jumna, humeWard boun
from India, with LOS men. aud the EuphrateS
outward bound. with lli2 men, holh reported
on the 18th instant as detained al Malta should
proceed for their respective destinations. This
shows that more pacific ideas are prevailing
hut the strain between the two sections ol the
tahlnet II very great. RuSSiaS purposes ara
diStruSted Notwithstanding the Gar is said tu
have given further assurance within the past
lew hours. But serious dangers are looming
IN another direction. 4 movement is immi-
nent on the part 0f Germany To obtain a sea-
board under conditions which would serious
" affect England. This consideration is hay-
ing great Inhuelse IN the Cabinet un the side
OF those Who advocate England'S reSeTying her
strength. some deeply important information
has Just reached this country. leading 10 the,
conviction that a Marlike policy on England's e
part IN the East would be the forerunner OF
more serious complications nearer home
What L. Irritating the Russians?
ODESSA. Jan. 1.-THE Turks have homhard-
ed the town of TheodOSa, i'm the southeast OF
the Crmea. They burned ten houses, killed
one person. and wounded twelve They hav,s
also bOmhardrd Anapa. on the Black Sea i'm
tHcaSSIa. but did little damage Ia the towu
One person was killed there. The lombard
ment OF open towns by the Turks while nego-
tationS are proceeding is said 10 cause rreay
irritation al ~. Petersburg
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RAGfAnp RnG

BOSTON. Jan. l5.-Davis Bros. 4 Co. leather
dealers. Il High street. failed yesterday Liza
bilities- $4,000, half of which is secured. The
embarrassment of VIM. G. Child. leather
dealer u South street, caused the failure of
Davis Bros & Co. Charles Richardson & Co.
paints and oils. So Oliver street. also failed No
statement has been made of their affairs but
their liabilities are reported to be sl00Ol.
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STILL WAITING FOR THOMAS LoRD.-NO
news has yet been received of Thomas Lord
and his wife. The counsel for his sons have
all the legal artillery ready to touch off at any
moments notice. The commission i'm lunacy
waits patiently for notice from the counsel
At the late residence of Thomas Lord, his sons
and daughters vainly wait for their fathers
return. At Mrs. Hicks Lords house the
colOred servant-a shade paler than he was
week agO-smiled placidly last night. and said
he was waiting for his mistress, and expected
her every daY.-[N Y Tribnne Nth.
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CAPT. REIcHMANN,s PRETTY n.rGHrEn

CAPT. REICHMANN's PRETTY DAUGHTER
About a year ago great excitement was Great
ed i'm H0bOken over the kidnapping of Miss
Emma Reichmann from the residence of her
mother, in Park avenue. The man who took
the child and fed away with her i'm a carriage
proved to be Capt: Reichmann, employed by the
mand of the steamship Hermann. Reichmann
had oil tanned divorce from his wife, and she
refused to give him his daughter, a pretty girl
of seven summers, so he kidnapped the child
Mrs. Reichmann threatened to have her hus-
hand arrested on charge of kidnapping, but
he sailed away the following day. The courts
have decided that the father shall have the
child.-[N. y Sun, nth