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VOTES OF CURRENT Events.

D A foot Of snow hides the tall noun
: tain tops in Pennsylvania.
Leather has advanced five cents pei
pound within a very short time.
- The recently completed settlement o
Brigham Young's estate gives his heir
$4,000 apiece.
- The coming Grant banquet in Chica,
go, will cost $4,000, and the admission fee
to it will be seven dollars.
There have been 10000 cases Of chol-
era and $1,000 deaths at Yokohama, Jap.
an, in the last six months.
Out Of a total vote Of 6Ge,6G7 in
Ohio, the Prohibitionisis got bat Alas,
and the Greenbackers but 9,l29.
Deposit Bank stock sold in George
town the other day at from slS2.25 10
SlS5.75 per share for thirty shares.
Judge Z. w. Turner has retired from
the Richmond Herald and Mr.. J. s. Bron.
ston has purchased half interest in the
office.
- There is danger Of coal famine In
Louisville, unless il rains within short
time. Pittsburg coal is now worth 2s cts.
per bushel there.
- The Good Templars are decreasing in
numbers at a rapid rate. Last year they
reported 35,SO5 member; now they can
claim but l2,s7a.
The G. S. railroad has completed its
connection with the Cincinnati Union
Stock Yards, and on Sunday morning last
ran its first train.
The jewelry store Of W. J. McAIinimy
at Hsrrodsburg was robbed of $1,000 in
money and 81 500 in watches and iewelry
this week. No arrests.
Nelson county has reduced the sala.
ry Of her County Judge to S425 and Gxed
the County Attorneys at the same amount.
Her county claims foot mp 50, 800.
Col. A. NJ. Swope, Of the Lexington
District, collected over 100000 Of Inter
nal Revenue this month, which is larger
than for any month during the year.
There remains but one bridge and
twenty miles of rails to complete the Gin
cinnati Southern r. X. The connection
will be effected about the 18th Of Novem-
Der.
- The amount Of gold in the United
States Treasury October lst, was the largest
in the world, being Sl69, ,995, nearly
four millions more than the reserve In the
Bank Of England.
"A Gre in Nashville, Sunday, destroyed
a $4,000 Methodist Church and other
valuable property. The Church was known
As the McKendree Church, and had been
but recently dedicated.
- A terrible food has just visited the
roast Of the Mediterranean Sea, washing
away numbers Of Spanish villages,
drowning over one thousand persons and
leaving upwards Of ten thousand destitute
md homeless.
BY an agreement with Huston a Co, {
who will haul the cars 10 Somerset, the
Greenwood Coal company will commence
'hipping coal tomorrow, and continue at {
he rate Of 100 cars per week. Good news
or this section. h
The CLERK Of tho Court Of Appeals !
las notified the special Judges in the Bu- {
ord case that the present Court will va 4
ate the Bench on the 10Th Of November, /
D that they may try the case. All Of the 4
ndsss appointed have consented to serve. !
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friends and relatives. Col Thomas NJ.
Thatcher Of Washington City, was IN
town Tuesday night. lie lei "Wednesday,
for Irvine, Eslill county, where he will
look after Quarter Masters Claims Tor that
county. Mr.. Thatcher made an excellent
impression during his stay with ~, and We
take pleasure In recommending him as .
gentleman Of the highest vpe......Mr Jack
Maret, Of this place, the tastes, lightning
icrker on the Knoxville Branch. has
charge Of the telegraph Office At shep-
herdsville for the next two months. Jack
Is good boy, and deserves permanent
location with good pay.
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TINS TuDFN BOOM "A number Of
influential and we'll inlormodattomey.
from our neighborine towns are here
this week, IN attendance on tho Cir
cult Court. We have talked 10 each
Of them in regard to the Presidential
question, and have the following an.
swers to the direct interrogatory-
"Who is your choice for the nominee
Of the Democratic partyi"
Judge NJ. II, Owslty, Of Lancaster
am FOR Tildcn, and have been III the time.
The old ticket and the fraud issue IL our
surest chance for success"
Hon. J. S. vanwinkle, Of Danville-
"Emphsiically for Tilden. want to see
him vindicatcd Of the malicious charges
and destinations that have been made
against him. He i, in my opinion, an
honest and upright man--and hy-the-way,
men Of that description are exceedingly
scarce At present in the political world.n
Judge r. P. Jacobs. Of Danville-"I am
for Tilden first, and think he should be the
nominee; but, should he moi he, Bayard y
my next choice"
Hon. John Cowan. ex-member Of the
Legislature from Boyle have all along
been for the old ticket. both A. a matter Of
exPediency and fair play. Il is the surest
ticket for the race"
Hon. John c. Cooper, former member
Of the Legislature from this county, hut
now citizen Of shelbyville-"i am a
straightout Tilden man, and hope to see
him nominated, but I expect that will
somewhat depend on the coming election
in New York"
B. M. Burdett, Esqs Lancaster-"Since
Thurman has been shelved, am Tor Til
den."
In addition TO these representative
men, our own lawyers, who in point
Of knowledge Of political affairs-or for
legal lore, either, as for that matter
can not be excelled in the State,ar for
Tilden first, last, and all the time,
with but n single exception, and he is
to halt between two opin.
ions. II is so every where.
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IMPORTANT!

When my house was burned, my settlement with
creditors Of the estate Of Seneca COlvin, deed and
book OF reference were destroyed In toto; and most
Of the papers In John o. Balls estate aud some Ia
the bo.en Camden estate suffered the same fate.
wOuld therefore take 10 a great favor " all per-
sons holding my receipts for money raid them IL
either Of these 20 present them 10 me al once
- that may get duplicates 10 enable me 20 settle
up the estates. GEO. ". nOBBITr,
5ys-5t Admr. In Each Case.
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Next Tuesday will settle the bust
ness in New York and tell whether
the people will have honest old Rob
inson to rule over them or by siding
with the boiler, Kelly, and his cor.
rupt Tammany crowd, elect Conk-
lings man, Cornell, whom Sherman
kicked out Of the Custom House for
dishonesty, to the Governorship. 1t
is only a matter of spite on the part
of Kelly, WHO would sacrifice the
party to appease it, and it is a consum.
nation devoutly to be wished that the
Democrats will put forth their most
earnest efforts to lay him away forev.
err. II is by no means a dead certain.
ty that Robinson will be elected, but
he can be il all Democrats will do their
duty. and it will be a shame upon the
State if he is not. We hope 10 record
a tremendous Democratic victory next
week.
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lr Is now said that all the surveys
of the Big Sandy r. r. have been
completed, the right of way obtained
and that President c. P. Huntington
will be in Lexington between the lst
and 10th of Nov. to let the contract
for building the road. This, if true,
will be good news to the hundreds Of
labOrers and others who have been pa.
tiently waiting for the work on the
road for many months.
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SALE OF PERSONALLY.
Proposing TO discontinue farming. We will,
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL. "a

Sell 10 the highest bidder, al the Jos. McAllsier
farm, ON the stanford A Danyille Turnpike, the
following personally;
20 Cattle, consisting Of Cows Calves, Yearlings aud
feeders; 90 C0tswOld and SOuthd0Wn sheep, ex-
ira grade 80 Hogs and Shoats; 70 to 100 bu. heat
600 barrels Corn; Fish Bros. Wagon aud Gear;
kockaway and Harness. Flows; HarTOws, and,
In iacti all implements necessary for larm ng pur
pOses; House and Kitchen Furniture Remem-
Der that all Of our Farm implements are compar-
atiFely new.
TEhMs-Credit OF 3 months. Notes negotiable
aud payable Ia the National Bank Of STANFORD bear
ing per cent Interest IRON date, will be required
for all amounts over I've d0ilars; under that amount
cash In hand, Gro. %. BnUCE.
bs-1t SAM %. BRUCE.
until JAM, 1850.
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THE bonded Indebtedness of Fay.
cite county, we learn from the Press,
is s3ll.OO0, $4,000 of which falls
due in 1881, with but slim probable
ity OF being met. and the County
Judge is trying to devise some way
out of the difficulty. The tax for the
sinking fund alone is rs cents on the
800 worth of property, and it is no
wonder the old Courthouse stands as
an eye-sOre TO the citizens of Licking
ton.
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NEW DEPARTURE
IN THE
ORGAN TRADE
s-hN-
MESS. D. \. BALDWIN & Co.

nsslizing the fact that thefo Ass hundreds of
parents who would he glad 10 give their children
musical education, could they afford 10 purchase
ior then good Instrument al a reasonable price,
We have decided 10 sell i've hundred hne Cabinet
Organs on the following tcnns We viii pat thu
price ofihe organs down 10 80. and purchaser
can pay so oash and the remainder We viii di-
vide up into small monthly payments of u each.
which gives the purchaser one year aud ala monihs
10 pay the remainder. PLEASE think what saw
Ing Of thirteen cents per day will do Coz yoar eA.r
dfen, The aboye organs are nlads In nnsi-cl...
style aud Of hrst-clazs material Tho vaass arc Of
solid black walnut They have two fall .eis Of
reeds and aeyea STOPS, three u which run all the
way through, Iaaking them equal 10 ien-siop or
gans Of other makes. The Keys are Of pure ivory.
guarantee Of ave years goes with each organ.
Persons outside Of the city, no dnd II lnoonvenlent
10 call al our wareroons can have a circular con.
tanning cuts and sll description s,nt Thorn on an.
plicaiion Persons dcsiing Pianos can Obtain them
nom us al prizes and on ierms equally a. god a.
on organs.
q u The pnieha.e money ca organs and q IN
panos saved BY saying you aw this oar In tho
lSrKRioa JouRSAl,
ID. II. baldwin a. 10.
80 Fourth Avenue,
VS." LOUISVILLE, NY.
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YELLOW JACK has succumbed to
Jack Frost, and the refugees are re-
turning to Memphis by the hundreds.
All the GUARANTEES have been raised,
stores so long closed are again open,
and the streets present their former
busy appearance. The total number
of cases of Yellow Fever during the
epidemic was 1912; deaths, 473. In
1878 there were 1900 deaths.
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The total numbered registered votes
in New York City is 16S,04S, 5000
more than last year, and $4,000 less
than in the last Presidential race. The
city is Kelly's stronghold. Outside of
it he will be a sorry opponent.
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THE ST. Paul Mimi Globe Proph-
estes that that the Electoral College
after the election in 1880 will stand
2OS for the Democracy and 1853 Tor
the Republicans, with the 10 votes of
Oregon and Wisconsin in the doubt
fnl column.
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The people Of Elliott County, find
ing how hard il is to get jurors to dc
their duty and realizing the probabili.
~ Of the Governor extending hi
clemency when occasionally a Jury
has the backbone to convict, have ia.
ken the law in their own hands and
hung two desperate characters confined
in Jail on numerous charges. The in
strumeut Of death was a plow-rope,
which, after being tied around the
victims necks, the men we're held up
so that the other end could be tied TO
a limb OF tree. They we're slowly
let down and allowed to strangle to
death. Lynch law always follows the
lax administration Of the laws Of the
country, and until the juries and Gov
ernor Blackburn learn this, we may
expect to hear of divers mobs doing
bloody work.
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The official count of the Ohio vote
has at last been completed. and shows
Fosters majority at 1929; Hicken
looper's over Rice, 1868. Two years
ago Bishop, Dem, was elected Gov
ernOr by $4,000 or 10000 majority
this year Ewing, Dem, although he
received AZ ,4O7 more votes than Bish-
op, is defeated by 17,120.
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The Judges of the Court of Appeals
have elected Ex-Attorney General
John Rodman as the reporter of the
court for the next two years, over
Judge W. P. d. Bush, the present
incumbent.
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BoLTER KELLY figures his vote in
New York City at $4,000; the
Republicans give him $4,000. while
the Democrats claim that he will not
get over $4,000. We hope to see that
the latter figures will prove correct
and that Kelly and all the other
boilers will be taught such a lesson as
will put an end to the business for all
time 10 come.
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Established $780,
Jos. r. PEBBLES Sons,
GROCERS.
Pixies Opera building,
CINCINNATI.

SPEcIALTIES,
Champagne, Imported Cigals "H Rriaeips
dc Gaiss" ksy Wesf Cigars, "AppoHinaris'
aad Hunyadi james" lpaisrs.
FAMILY FLOUR
Gold Dus, Sil,er D'it, Point Lace and Siiin
Edge.
n. B.-Ihe MAMMOTH MusrAED Cas- viii h.
weighed November 2sth, and the prizes dlsiri huted
10 those Who have guessed nearcst H. weieht
8s9-tt
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A GENTLEMAN of a specializing turn
of mind bought $4,000 kegs of nails
at the time they commenced to rise so
fast, and sold them in less than a
week at profit Of 81 per key, ma
king the neat little sum of $50, 900.
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WV ADyERTisEMENTS.
JOHN III. MILLER
ID. ID. EDMIsTON

l. a Candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK, suhlee
the actiOu Of the Democratic party.
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JAMES T.. BAILEY.

i. Candidate for reelection 10 the once Of CIR
CUT CLERK, subject 10 the action Of the Democ-
racy.
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Mrs. LASoTRY, the noted beauty
of England, had the editor of the Lon
don 7O,rn Taik arrested for saying she
had had criminal intercourse with the
Prince of Wales. At the trial he was
unable to make the charge good, and
was sentenced to six months in Jail
and fined $500. The Jersey Lilly"
is, therefore, indicated, and the Lon
don editors will hereafter be slow to
tell on her, even il they were to see
her behave naughty with their own
ewes.
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GROCERIES,. vic.
y. X.
WARREN & SON,
II. q. STORE.
II. d. STORE.

psS-Are still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup
ply of articles in their line.
sarRemember that we keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries;
Sugars. COtfees, MOlasses, Coal Oil.
Tea, Rice, &C.; and in Fancy GrOee-
ries. Canned Goods Of every descrip-
tiOn, Cheese, Crackers, Spices. Sage,
MaeearOni, Raisins. Nuts. Candies.
Extracts. &c.
paSWe laid in just before the late
rise. a good supply Of Coal HOds,
Kitchen Sets, shovels, Tongs. and
"sich."
p~we will aim. at all times. du-
ring the coming Winter, to be able to
furnish ali who may apply with Ba-
con, Lard, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs,
60. We ask parties having any Of
the last-named articles to sell to call
on US before dispOsing Of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods,
SJ-We also keep complete stock
Of Glass and Queensware. Lamps,
Chimneys, &c.
SD-We expect, as soon as the sea
son arrives, to lay in big stock Of
Candies, Nuts, and other articles suit.
able to Christmas trade.
S%-DOn't forget us when you want
Queensware. Glassware,
HOllOwware, Groceries. COnfectiOner.
les. Notions, Cigars, Tobaeeos. Shot,
Powder, Caps, wads. &c,
j. II. WARREN a. son,
20, STORE
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A BALE of cotton donated by Il far
mer of Texas for the benefit of Gener-
al Hoods children was sold and re-sold
in Houston till it realized 81 900. 1t
was then sent to Waco, where il will
again be sold. We don't see the diff
serence between this way and giving
directly to the fund, unless, perhaps,
there is more fun in it.
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THE Secretary OF State, Col. saml.
b. Churchill, has published letter in
the COwier-.Jo'unai to prove that the
Governor has exercised his pardoning
power with discretion and sense, those
that he has pardoned out of the Peni-
Tertiary being sick and loathsome OBJ
iects of mercy. We don't suppose
that if he would confine his operations
to that class of convics there would
be man to raise his voice against it;
but he has not lone 90. He has par
doned some outside Of the "Hell-hole"
that should have been sent there, and
the fines he has RENTED has been
without sense or reason in the cases Of
which we have knowledge. But we
can expect no more of the wonderful
humanitarian.
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GIN. john B. Huston, of LeKing
ton, an old-time Democrat, has been
interviewed by the CoTier-Jownal,
when he expressed himself emphatical
ly for Tilden, and for General Palmer,
ofIllinois, forVice- President. The line
continues to lengthen and the boom
becomes louder and louder.
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The effort OF the Greenbackers "a
become a separate political party has
been most abOrtive, and ought to de.
eide the remnant of its supports to
return TO the ranks of the Democratic
party, from which most ofthem stray
ed. But 5000 votes in the whole
State of Ohio, where they imagined
themselves very strong, will, no
doubt, and should calm their purturb-
ed spirits forever.
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They are about to have a coal fam.
Inc IN Cincinnati, and the people are
becoming so much alarmed that they
got all the preachers last Sunday, that
believed in such a thing, to pray for
such thing to pray for rain. We
shall determine il they are righteous
when we see that their prayers avail
eth much 10 speak of.
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GOVERNOR BLACKBURN has pardon
ed John Spillman, who was convicted
in Garrard County eleven years ago
for rape and sentenced to twenty years
in Penitentiary. The reason assigned
is that "this colored man is shown to
have been innocent, but the prejudice
against him at the time Of the trial
was so great that this verdict was rem
dered to save him from mob violence. =
II such were the facts, it shows the
terrible state of affairs that existed in
Garrard and other counties just after
the war, and which, we are proud to
know. has been overcome.
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Is Candidate FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK Of
Lneolni subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
party.
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SENATOR BAYARD is due from Eu-
rope next Wednesday, when he will
arrive at New York. His friends will
give him a grand reception, and in
case Robinson is defeated, they will
start big boom for him. if they can.
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GENERAL GRANT has replied to an
invitation Of the Mayor of Louisville
to visit that city, that he will do so on
his way East, but is not able to name
the time at present. They think of
putting him in the Exposition build
ing and charging an admission of fifty
cents, and we predict that he will out
draw the Exposition, shooting men
out of cannon, and all.
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VIRGINIA will elect members Of the
Legislature next Tuesday, and party
issues seem to have been lost sight Of
in the allabsorbing question Of pay
ing or repudiating the State debt. The
contest is exceedingly warm, and il Is
surprising to know how many men,
who have regulations for honesty, arc
for swindling the creditors OF theState
out Of their honest dues. The Old
Dominion suffered more by the war
than any other State, and many per.
sons Of wealth were reduced to power.
~; but times are looking up, and il
the people will go to work they can in
the time and on the terms proposed,
pay every dollar Of their Indebtedness.
We have an abiding confidence in the
good people of Virginia, and are sure
that they will speak in no uncertain
tones next Tuesday and roll up such
a majority against reputation as will
maintain her time honored name
pure and unfarnished.
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The Cincinnati Commercial is evi.
IDENTIFY not much of Grant man.
Hear him ; "If the champions of the
third term would point out something
that Grant, as President, could do
that another man in that Office could
not do, they would confer a favor
upon a large number of their fellow.
citizens"
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THERE are two States that you new
er need to lose any money on-Ken-
lucky and Iowa. They are as certain
to 60, the one Democratic, the other
Republican, as the stars are to fly up.
wards. Kentucky gave her Governor
$1,000; but Iowa, the other day, saw
that and went 10000 worse, or, in
other words, Governor Gear, Rep.
has a majority of So, 1000.
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IT appears in very bad taste for
Sherman 10 stump the State of New
York for Cornell, the man whom he
removed from the Custom House for
frauds against the government. But
John has long ago given up any claim
to the prefix Of "hOnest" to his name.
We applaud Commissioner Of In.
ternal Revenue Raum for one thing
he will not allow any Of his subordi.
mates 70 advocate repudiaiion in old
Virginia.
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EMMETT LOGAN, who has been at
Frankfort eating the Governors ex.
ira good hash, is out in the Courier.
journal with a long list q excuses for
his unparalleled conduct in the par.
don business. He gives the Cover.
nor's reasons for his acts in his (the
Cove own words, and Il Is about as
gauzy piece Of chat as we ever read.
He first remarks that he does not
care what the penny-a-liners say about
il, and adds, II know | am highland,
by the Eternal, | intend to 20 ahead,
in spite Of the howls and growls Of liz.
lie eight-by.ten backwoods papers"
That's the way men always talk Of
the honest newspapers that have
shown up their infamous acts, and the
remark stamps Blackburn a vulgiri.
an, as well as loon. He does not
care for these criticisms, but he shows
by the numerous excuses that he has
caused to be published in the Courier
journal and elsewhere that he winces
like a CALLED jade at every lash that
has been directed at him. Let the
papers continue their good work. let
the indignant citizens rise up against
the great nulli6er Of the laws, and we
will wager that it will put a check on
Blackburn's wild career.