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f-nFF NEW and Scientific Nervous Debility
tx IL p without Medicine from cause. Mailed
free Electro ca siicai Pad Co \. o.box $3.50 N.Y.
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ing freight for that port. Tuesday night s
terrible gale and wind storm caught her
near Cumberland dam, where she laid up all
night. Considering these delays she has
made excellent time. The Parker returns to
Cincinnati tomorrow.
The Josie Harry, the pride of the White
river valley, is On the boards for a return trip
up that stream as usual this afternoon. Cap
tain Milt Harry commands in person, with
Joe Moore in the office. The Josie makes
the rifle through TO Jacksonport, and will
carry all in sight.
The James D. Parker, one of the old stand
by packets IN the Memphis and Cincinnati
trade, is on the bills for the Ohio river this
evening, with that genial gentleman, Cap
tain Charles B. Russell, in command, the
Office il charge of Robert N Coy, assisted by
the oblIgIng II. NJ. Miller and Henry Shaw
The Parker must leave here with all she
wants.
Captain bud Broadhurst, with the pro-
peller Vandeburg, left yesterday morning for
New Orleans with tow of five stave boats
consigned to Messrs. Calhoun & Co., New
Orleans, four boats containing one hundred
and thirty thousand slaves out of the Batchie,
and she adds at the mouth of st. Francis
river one barge out of that stream loaded
with thirty thousand slaves.
Captain James II. Peppers Thompson
Dean is the packet for New Orleans at five
clock this evening. We have eXtolled her
excellencies so often in these columns that a
word IN praise Of her now would be super
huous. It is only necessary to say that
Gaines, her chief clerk, is a gentleman of
the first cut-genial, attentive and obiigiDg
to both shippers and travellers. Ed Browne
keeps her larder full of the best in the mar
ket; and Dan Bscklno, an old-timer in
steamboat bar business, keeps nothing but
the best and serves beautifully. A trip to
New Orleans on the Dean will staYe off the
doctors for the next ten years. The Dean is
one of the regular Memphis and New Orleans
packets, and must be encouraged.
One of the clerks of popular local packet
Is overwhelmed with the idea that he has
found his destiny-he believes that matches
mot lucifers, but heart-pal pitating recipro-
cators) are made in heaven. Coming up the
river trip or so ago, the boat landed at a
farmhouse. The clerk was first ashore, as
did the work. A beautiful maiden, with
silkeu auburn tresses, sat on a low stool milk
ing a muley, when all at once the cow made
charge upon the milking maid, upsettin3
both maid and pail. To see was to act with
the clerk-the maid was properly ended up,
and the muley COW unceremonlously knocked
into Smithereens and kicked into the river.
That clerks head has not been all right
since, until recently, when it was discovered
that he had perpetrated the following graphic
account of the affair IN verse, la Bret
Harte: ''The muley.cow stood while the
milking maid MIXED, who languidly paused
to mutter: 4 wish, you brute, you would
turn to milk but the muley-cow TUNED to
butt her." (Tableau.)
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fair demand; tierce, exc; keg,. 7971sc.
Bulk meats fairly active and shade higher;
shoulders, loose, held at &c; packed, 41e q
4lIc; clear rib, 53sc; clear sides, SIC. Bacon
steady and firm; shoulders, old. SIC; new
scarce, 42{c; clear rib, &c; clear, 64c. Sugar
cured hams scarce and firm, 815@91Ic.
Whisky steady; western recthed, 81 O5@
10. Coffee quiet; Rio, cargoes, ordinary to
PRIME, II@I64c. Sugar active and firm
common to good common, 412@5c; fair to
fully fair, 516@516c; prime to choice, So a
616c; yellow clarified, 616@73sc. Molasses
active and firm; fermenting, 20@28c; COM
mon, 20@ use; fair, 23@25c; centrifugal, %
a27c; prime to strictly prime, 23932c; els.
tern bottoms, 28640c. Rice steady with a
good demand; Louisiana, ordinary to choice,
55s@64c.
CHICAGO, February 28.-FIour in good
demand at full prices. Wheat in far demand
but at lower rates; No. 2 red winter, 96@ &c.
Corn dull, weak and flower; gilt edge, 3324
@33E &c cash. Oats-market dull and prices
a shade lower. 231lc cash. Rye steady.
Barley frmer, 77@78c. Pork active, but a
shade lower; $40 Is cash March, $40 $50
10 3715 April. $40 so May. Lard in fair
demand. but at lower rates; 6.75c cash March,
6.821S @6.85c April, 6 9219c May. Bulk meats
easier; shoulders, 3@3.8215c; short rib,
5.15c; short clear, 5.25c. Whisky steady at
81 o.
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The tone OF the future market was as fol-
lows: At 1918, steady; 1858, quiet and
firm; l1:30, steady; 1890, steady 80,
bales.
The New Orleans market closed steady at
9l{c for middtng. Sales, l0,500 bales; re-
eeipts, net, 7745 Uales; stock, 358, 452 bales.
The Liverpool kilograms yesterday re-
ported the cotton market unchanged; mid
ding uplands, 5$sd; Orleans, sgd. Sales,
5000 tales. of NHIch - were American.
Receipts. 800 bales, 200 of which were
American.
Liverpool arrivals opened unchanged: Feb
ruary, 5 - 32@53 $50; February March. SIS /;
April Nay, Is 10 32d; May June, l6d.
Al 1870 o'clock futures were dull but steady.
At the close he market was weak.
The movements at the ports were reported
as follows:
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The following is the New
FINANCIAL.

Not a puiut varying from former inforc1a-
ton could be obtained at the banks yester-
dlv. There Wa, come curiosity manifested
as to the market value Of Tennessee money
The latest sales reported were at 81, when
last week some lots changed hands at 40 and
Al and il was found yesterday that even y
had been obtained, and now - Is the best
offer to be heard of for 1t, perhaps - could
no vyrunc-vhat then Is the market value Of
Tennessee new issue? Qm eH saba? The
legislature Is IN session, ana reports anu
,.evelat 0us about the contemplated acton by
il. real or supposed, Is very likely az the Dol
t1uI Of the vaciilatIon IN the rate O. the new
issues. IN our local market exchange quoted
New York, i discount; all points IN
New England. with grace, Is discount; New
Orleans. u discount, and sell on all points
at par. Money, SOLO per cent. Sheloy
county scrip quoted s2QSj buying, - selling.
7, lat sales were: Memphis gas stock, 20; len
ne,sse. new issue, 4O@4li Mississippi and
Tennessee railway FIRST mortgage bonds, ll5i
second mortgage, 90 Memphis gas bonds
40. fernando insurance stock, H. BluE
CITY insurance. Il 80.
JBY TELEGRAPH.I
MEN, ORLEANS, February 2S.--Sight
ovcb,dge IN New York at par. Sterling eX-
change, bank,'rs bills, 4s6.
LONDON. February 2o.-Consols-money
SO 5-I6; on account, 9658; lllnois central
s4JS; Pennsylvania Central, 36li; Reading ,I64
-: Erie, 70; preferred, -; 30. Of 1921
f5t 10 4Os, 1919; new IS, 1855 41as
1915.
PARIS. February 25.-Heutes. Illf. Zoe.
NEW YORK, February 2S.-McRey active
a- 3a5 per cent., closing a. 4 per cent
prms mercantile paper, 395 per cent
Sterling ezchauge-bankers bills hrm
ass; sight exchange on New York, 4S9
Government bonds were quiet anC
weak for some Of older issue
coupons Of 1881, 1862; 1851 lO2
1851; new Is, lOO1U; 1J4Js, registered
1OO5S; lO-40s, coupons. lC415; currency 6s
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sale OF Real ESTATE.
TEkUSTEE SALES,
Trustees Sale.

10y virtue OF a certain Deed of Trust. made to me
ID as trustee by d. A. and E. T. Campbell his wife,
and recorded In the registers Office of Shelby
IT, In book l0S, pages 25q, 260 and 26I, to secure
the payment of the note therein mentioned default
having been made In the payment thereof, will
sell, at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets in the axlr District formerly known the
city or Memphis, Shelby county Tennessee, By re-
quest of the beneficiary, on
Friday, the 2Ist Day OF March. 1879,
1T public auction TO the highest bidder for cash. at
TWELVE O'Clock m, the following described real
estate, lying and being in the county OF Shelby State
Of Tennessee: Beginning at a stake on the north
side Of MLemOre avenue 1888 feet of the inter
section of ElmwOod and M'LemOre avenues; thence
east with M'LemOre avenue 27S feet to a stake 20S
feet west of the intersection of Raleigh and NJ Lemore
avenues; thence north parallel with Raleigh avenue
2S feet to stake; thence west 27S feet to stake;
thence south 62S feet to the beginning-containing
four more or les5-beIng the same as conveyed
I'm the above trust deed to which re- is made
for more particular description.
The title is believed TO be perfect. Equity OF
demptiOn. etc, waived but sell and Will convey
trustee only. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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Saturday, aTarch go. ISIS.
Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue Of two deeds Of trust. ex-
u ecuted to me by Airs. Margaret Kenzer dated
respectively the 9Th day OF June and the 4th day OF
October, 1873 which of record In the Registers
office OF Shelby county State Of Tennessee In books
p6 and 81, pages 1 SO and 532, will, on
Tuesday, March II, 1870.
I'm front OF the Courthouse, between the hours of II
and O'Clock m, sell to the highest bidder for
cash. the following described property to- Wit: Be
ginning at the Intersection OF Hupperts alley and
Poplar street, known as Poplar Boulevard and run
ming thence with Poplar street fifty go feet to
a stake, thence south one hundred and ten and a
half q 1919 feet 10 stake; thence west fifty go
feet TO HuppeTts alley: thence north with said Hup-
pert's alley hundred and ten and half q 1919
feet TO the beginning, II being the property kept as
Sc Beer Garden"
The title to the property is believed TO be perfect
and II has been arranged that Immediate possession
be given to the purchaser. but sell and convey as
T B. EDGINGTON.
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Administrafor,s NOtice.

HAVING qualified as Administrator of the estate
II OF hhoda Stout, deceased this is 10 notify all
persons having claims against said estate 20
them for payment, properly probated, TO my attor.
ney, j. P Meux. 2Sq Main street. over state national
bank within the time prescribed by law. And those
Indebted will please call there and settle.
holland EONTAINE, Administrator.
Ner,nhts January IN 1879. sat
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Administrator NOtice

TJAVINd qualified administrator. with will
i annexed. OF Mrs. Martha n. Wilson. deceased,
this Il to notify all persons owing said estate to
make payment; and all persons having claims
against II will present them, within the time limited
by law, properly pTobated, to me or my attorneys,
Messrs. Taylor & Carroll. No. Is Madison street.
Memphis, Tenn, or the same will be barred
JOHN T. FAR6ASON,
49, Ir.a,r h ,rIIl .LI.Hn
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Form the basis of many of the Ague remedies in
the market, and are the last resort of physicians
and people who know no better medicine to emplo
for this distressing complaint The effects of either
of these drugs are destructive TO the SYSTEM pro
ducIng headache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, dIz
zlness, ringing of the ears, and depression Of the
constitutional health. AYERS AGUE CURE is a veg
etabe discovery containing neither Quinne, arsenic
any deleterious Ingredient, and is infallIble
and rapid cure for any form of Fever and Ague. lis
effects are permanent and certain, and no injury
can result from its use. Besides being positive
for Fever and Ague In all Its FORMS 1t Is also
superior remedy for Liver Complaints. II is an eX-
cellent tonic and preventive, well as cure of all
complaints peculiar to malaIiOus, maIshy and nal
asmatic districts, II acts directly on the Liver and
hillary apparatus, thus stimulating the ystem TO a
vigorous, healthy condition.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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ADMINISTRATORS.
Administrators NntiGa

I IAVING been qualified as administrator OF the
IL estate of Archibald Thweatt. deceased, all
persons having aims against the said estate are no
Tined to present them as prescribed by law, and per
sons indebted to the estate requested to come fo
ward and settle.
GEO. C. HARDIN, Administrator,
sat 257 Main street
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"AVING been qualified as the Administrator OF
i the Estate OF VIM s. Eifer, deceased, an per
sons Indebted to said estate notified 70 come LOT
ward and settle; and all persons having Chains
against ecedent are requested 10 present the same
within the time prescribed by law 70 prevent oelng
barred February 15 1879.
NJ c. GALLAWAY, Administrator.
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The following are the New York spot quo
tations for yesterday: Ordinary, Z IS l6c; good
ordinary, S78c; low middling, 8 7 16c; mid
ding, 9 - l6o; good middling, 10 3-l6c; mid
ding fair II l{c At 1926, quiet and steady;
1850, dull; 2:l5, dull 4:l5, dull. Sales,
68S bales Contracts, 200 bales. Stock,
I72, 737 bales.
The following Is the latest New York tele-
gram of futures:
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Us LlI8f IHlS WteI
W 8csk Last Year
Isas7fs-77.c1 -TEI--,T II = 05JT I3S 2I2I al .qqS
Expts 70 &. Britain 9O214l IU.4S2! SUD!
Expts tOcOUhnent 22,Sd2l 5tOl9l oSU,0Zl
sAl .s1fSI IA. ISil SlD,Sb4

IoTaI receipts at al Uated states ports,
3. 50, 400: same date, 1873, 1857, 81; same
date, 1877, 1885, OBJ; increase of receipts at
United States ports this wear, 253 449 bales.
Total stock at all ports, i9S 342 hales, against
SI3 1874 bales az the same time the 3ear be-
fore; in 1877, S77 0l6.
The following is the New York compala-
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Trustees Sale.

I NDER ard by virtue of a deed of trust executed
- TO me by Mary L. Shields, on the 22d day OF
January 1875, as appears of record IN book 5, page
Alb OF the Registers office of Fayette county. Ten
nessee, and also In deed book SO. page $780, In the
Office of the chancery clerk of Marshall county, Mis-
sissippi the Indebtedness therein secured not hav
ing been paid will, at the request of the bene-
hctaTleS, on
Saturday, March go, 1879,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a m. and O'Clock
pm, sell TO tbe highest and best bidder. for cash
on the southwest corner of Union and Main stree Is
in the city of Memphis, Tenn. all OF section 10,
township l. range west of the bases meridian
line, containing six hundred and forty (64O acres
OF land, lying partly in Fayette county Tennessee
and Marshall county, Mississippi together with all
or the Improvements thereon Title believed TO be
perfect, ut 1 convey as trustee only.
W L. CIARP TrnsfAa
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IDISPENSARY.'
DR.. D. S. Johnson's
PREvATE
Medical EBisDensarYs


Betweea Main and Front Memphis
l.EsTAaIIsHED n 1901
nR. JOHNSON Is acknowledged BY all parties In
l. teTesed as by far the most successful physician
In the treatment OF private secret diseases. Quick
thorough and permanent cures guaranteed in every
case, male or female. Recent cases OF GOnoTTht a
and Syphilis cured In few days, without the OF
mercury, change of diet OF hindranoe from bus1ne
secondary Syphilis, the last vestge er8dic2ted will =
out the use or mercury. Involuntary loss OF
stopped In g short time. Sufferers from I'm potter cy
on loss OF sexual powers restored TO nee VfgOf IL
rev weeks. Victims OF 8elf-abuse and excess We
veneTy, suffering from spermatoTrhea Rnd loss of
physical and mental power, speedily and peTIna-
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Particular attention paid 10 the Diseases or
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Throat and Lung Diseases cured by remidies
Piles and old sores cured without the use of caUs-
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All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent By express to all parts Of the cour
tTy.E
Office hours from g a. m 10 9 pm. Sundays
from to pm.
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RIVER NEWS.
River and weather.

The table and dispatches below give eff
cial information concerning the weather and
rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS, February %, 1879
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TBY TELEGRAPH.I
The following are the latest kilograms OF
the domestic markets, as reported yesterday
TO thp cotton exchange:
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! BY ALL DEALERS.

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III NIIsNGISSESS, EFFICIENCY. BLOTCHES -
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large PAGES ILLUSTRATED. containing much that
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NON-HESIDBNTS.
Nnn-RRSidant Notice.

No. 2S49-In the ChanceTy Court OF Shelby county,
Tenn-D. ). RObeSOa ct al vs.. George CAN'T ct al.
Il appearing from affidavit In this that the
defendants George Martin. Edward B. Mitchell and
Z. c. Mitchell, are nOn-re5ideuts OF the state OF
Tennessee;
Istferefore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein. at the courthouse IN the city OF Mem
phs. Tennessee, on OF before the first Monday In
April 1879, and plead answer or demur TO petition
OF II. G King. or the same Will be taken for con-
fessed to them and set for hearing e1parte; and
that copy of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis APPEAL.
This 14th day of February, S79.
copy.-Attest.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BY Z. B. VI henry. Deputy Clerk and Master.
n. Clay King. sol for complainant sat
NOn-ReSident notice.
No. 5l95-ln the Chancery Court Of shelby county,
Tennessee. A. Anderson, Administrator OF JnO.
NJ Stewart deceased, et al vs.. Robert n. Harrell
ct al.
IT appearing from aidyavit in this cause that the
i defendants Elizabeth Stewart, William Stewart,
- HammonS, Matte HammODs, Samuel N. Stew
art. Leonidas A. Stewart, William Goal and Jane
Goal, are nOn-residents Of the State of Tennessee
1t therefore ordered That theymake their appear
ance herein. at the courthouse in the city Of Mem
phIs Tennessee. on or before the first Monday I'm
April. 1879, and plead, answer demur 10 COM
plainants Dill, or the same Will be taken 1oT con
feSSed as 10 them, and set Tor hearing e1pdte and
that copy Of this order be published once week
for IOuT successive weeks, in the memphis Appeal.
This eth day OF February. 1879
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BYE b. M'HENRY, Deputy e. and III.
W B. ellison, Sol. for Complainant sat
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NOn-Besident NOtice,
Notice TO the Creditors of Taylor,
McGuire a Go.

TNHE undersigned. assignee of Taylor Mcclure
L Il Co., hereby gives notice to the creditors or
said hrm to present and file their claims at the
former Office OF said firm, 500 Front street. with
DR.. Justice, the bock-keeper, who can be found
there every day, from TO 10 O'Clock am. Dlstn
buttons will be made as speedily as possible.
l. P. COOPER,
Assignee OF Taylor, Mcclure Co.
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TOE.

The kilograms at the cotton exchange yes
terday varied little in tone from those of a
week past. Prices in the principal markets
were entirely unchanged. Liverpool futures
closed weak, and New York spots were dull
and futures closed weak. The New Orleans
market was active, with a sale Of 10, 500 bales.
There was some spirit In our market. I'm
porters came forward and joined the spinners
IN an active inquiry, and all available cotton
was readily taken at quotations. Some fac
tors asked higher, and the general tone
showed unmOyed confidence, aud cotton
closed at EXISTING quotations. The largest
buyer OF the day was an exporter who took
900 bales.
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UNDERTAKERS.

And Manufacturers of Flaherty's Patent
Preserving Casket or Corpse Cooler,
3I7 and 3IS SECOND ST, MEMPHIS
WE keep on hand full lines of Metallic, Solid
w Walnut, Rosewood Finished Caskets and
Cases, trimmed in the highest style of art. Orders
by Mail Telegraph will be PROMPTLY filed, C. o. D.,
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No. 1892, R. Chancery Court of Shelby county
Julia W. Woodward administrative of I. y. Wood
ward, deceased, VS.. PheTelIas Woodward ct al.
l(Y virtue OF an inter0cutOTy decree for sale,
IL tered In the above the 18th day OF
June, 1877. and renewed and modified February z
1879, Will, sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, IN front OF the Courthouse, in Taxing Dis
tFict Main formerly MamDhIS TennaSSaa on
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fHassr.zsszzzss8sgsggv;: $500
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Saturday. March Is, 1879,


r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Maste'
Eanson d Estes, and WeatherfOrd & Gillian, Att'ys
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CHANCERY SALES.

Undertakes
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PRIVATE COUNSELOR.
Quinine and Arsenic

0f 200 Pages sent % any address securely sealed for thirty
-ll cents. Should - read bv all. Address
Nsies hours rrcr' A. r. t7s P n. Su0davs =
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Cotton Exchange Quotations

The market was Quieter. Sales, 1850 bales, in
GLIDING 1900 10 exporters, 14U0 TO spinners, and
loo to speCulatOTs.
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,ancery Sale of Real RsfaI

80. Ban Second street. near Postomce
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Above Low Cha
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-01-04
BREATHITT COUNTY. ky.

The Governor of Kentucky has
sent two companies of militia to
suppress the lawIess riots which
have been disgracing a county Of
our sister State. The court has been
convened under the protection of
the militia, and Judge Randall has
delivered an earnest and uncompro-
missing charge to the Grand Jury,
which will Immediately proceed
with the trial of the murderous
rioters, of whom several are under
arrest, viz: Alfred Ganbrel, Jerry,
Jake and Alfred Little and Brock
Combs of the one faction, and Girard
Francis of the Strong party. 1t is
hoped that other arrests will be
IN tde, bat so far the chief ruffian,
Bill Strong, keeps himself out of the
way.
Judge Rlni all's charge to the
jury is very highly spoken of as be-
Ing at Oace te nperate and fearless,
and the GrdnI Jury is said to be
composed of representative men Of
the county, who are resolved upon
suppreSsing the lawless doings OF
the ruffian factions which have for
years held possession of the county.
Major w. r. Kinney, from Louis
Vile, has gone to take the place of
Mr.. Tinsley, the Prosecuting Attor-
ney of Breathitt, who is sick, and
there seems to be every prospect of
q vigorous assertion of the law.
Much criticism has been expended
upOn these transactions; the Gov
ernor has been censured for not in
Ter ering more promptly, whereas
nothing has delayed his proceedings
except the difficulty of getting the
official preliminaries transacted
which are prescribed by the Consti-
tuition. All the arrangements for
military Intervention were prompt
" matured by Gov. McCrary, but
the Reorganization OF the county
occasioned by the death q Judge
Burnett delayed the applications foF
aid. without which such iHterserl-
ton + unlawful. Again, Judge
randall, the Circuit Judge, bae
been criticised because be did nos
attempt to open his court until II