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NOTES OF CURRENT ETENrs.

- Rose Powell, for murder, got III,
sentence in the Madison court this week.
- anl Drew, the well-known financiel
Of New York, has handed in his checks
aged SO.
Texas charges Commercial travellers a
special tax which has already brought into
the Treasury $4,000.
Gen. Grant and party have arrived
safely at San Francisco, and the people are
making fools Of themselves over him.
Capt. Thomas u. Marcum, late Regis
ter Of the Land Office, is about to start a
Democratic paper at Catlettsburg, Ky.
Thomas Bradley, of the well-known
stationery and printing house Of Bradley
q Gilbert, Louisville, died this week OF
Consumption.
Capt. DanTumey, Of Paris, has pur-
chased the Blue Lick Springs Hotel, and
viii expend four or five thousand dollars
in improvements about the place.
Rev David 7. Lounsbury, rector Of
Christ Church, slratford, Conn.,, was shot
dead on the cath, by his wife as he lay
asleep. The woman is temporarily insane
from sickness.
-- During the first twelve weeks Of the
current fiscal year, embracing the period
from July ] 10 September 20, the imports
Of specie VI New York, exceeded exports
by 1885, l4
AT Bucyrus, Ohio, on the pa, love
sick youth shot and killed the maiden
who refused to marry him, and then did
the best thing he could have done--blew
his own brains out.
- The Treasury Department has reoeiy-
ed an unusual demand TOR one-cent bronze
pieces, and as soon as possible the Phila-
delphia mint will turn out a sufficient
amount Of them to Gil the many orders
received.
Grant has been telegraphed for both
by the Lonisyille and the Cincinnati Ex.
positions, but he answers that he can't get
20 far before November, and Il Is not like
ly that the Expeditions will continue for
NAh oliNAANA RAhAhAs
- California more than responded 10
Maine by giving $4,000 Democratic and
Morkingmens votes 10 $4,000 Republican
votes. Ia 1876 the Republicans carried
California by $500 majority over all OPP
position. In the late election they have
lost the $500 majority and are in a minor
lily on the popular vote Of %, 1857.
= The Esening Post Dispatch publishes a
full account OF the bonds Tepudiated in
the States Of Kansas and Illinois. IL
shows that Kansas has repudiated S5,5i7,-
600, and that sixteen different counties
and nine cities refuse TO pay the inter
est on their debt, which aggregates the
sum Of 1854 900. Seventeen counties
and five cities aud towns Of Illinois have
refused and still refuse 10 pay interest on
their debt aggregatins Ss,5l7 600.
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BOTLE COUxTI.


ONINlfNlfs
a license has been issued by our
County Clerk Tor the marriage II Joseph
II. Reynolds to Mis- Lizzie Sinkhorn. both
Of this county.
- Wheat SIC, not yet in sympathy with
advance in Chicago and elsewhere. No.
uccable advance in timothy fccd, At s2.71i
clover, $3.50; blue-grass, soto Is cents
orchard grass, 81 to sii5.
On Thursday. 18th inst, Mrs, Martha
Ann Hughes, wife Of Mr.. Wyatt iTughes.
Of this county, while returning from a
visit to a ncighbor, WIS thrown from her
horse and had her right lex broken above
the ankle. She Is doing remarkably we'll,
under the circumstances, being a very Oh
woman.
-DIED-At her residence in Danville,
on Thursday, 18th inst, Of Consumption,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Simpson, In the 4iih year
Of her age. Deceased was ior many yesrs
member Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. an exemplary wife, and the moth.
W W tikhN tuAiuttht wv W NWnhf WIN
her husband, survive her.
- Jno. W. Yerkes, administrator NJ Mrs.
Ann r. Gill, sold the following bonds. A
81 600 Louisville City bond, bearing G per
cent interest. at sil0. One $500 New Al.
bany Ind. City bond, hearing : per cent.
interest. at Si.O5l. One $1,000 Shelby
county, KY, bond, bearing per cent IN.
,eresi, at ssl-alfSbove quotations.
On Monday, 22nd inst, Gov. Black
burn pardoned VIM. Butler, who had been
fined $500 and sentenced to our county
Jail for Que wear, for shooting with intent
to kill. Butler has served about half his
time, and when told by the jailcr that he
was pardoned, simply said, with as much
significance as slang, shat lets me out"
-PERsoSAI---Di. LaAIotte Potter and
and wife luce Mis-. Kate Jarvis Of Spring.
field, Ohio, are expected to visit Miss Mat.
tie Fisher......Mr. John Allen, Of Lexing-
ton, Ky. and Hon. Albert Allen, Secreta-
~ Of State Of Ohio, are visiting their
brother, Ed. J. l.. Allen, OF this city. eel.
Mrs. A. l.. Ormsby, Of Emmettsburg,
Iowa, daughter Of Capt 4. s. McGrorty,
Of Danville, is on witt to her family and
friends. Father Edward Burke. Of Flor
ence, Ky, formerly Of Danville, il visiting
his friends here. BOYLE.
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GARRARD COUNTY.


- Mr.. +. j. Gardner has music classes
in several Of our inland towns.
The moonshine party returned from
the mountains, after a successful expedi-
ton.
On Friday evening last Mrs. Thomas
wherritt gave a delightful and hOspilahle
entertainment 10 the Burdetl-PeaeOek-
HerndOn wedding parties.
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on Monday were Mes.r.. W. l.. Thomas, r.
r. Walton, Jr.. John Charles Thompson
and Hon. Phil B. Thompson..... Mrs. T.
w. Olds, Mics Mamie Olds and Mrs Geo.
Feathers attended the Methodist Confer.
once AZ RichmonI
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SALE OF LAND, STOCK 4 CROP

Twill sell AT public auction, on Thursday Oct. y,
70, the Farm on which nov reside. lying la LIN
coin county, Ky, one mile East Of Hustonyille,
containing l3S ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND,
10 hne state Of cultivation, with good DWelling,
Ae. At the same time will also sell.my HORSE,
CATTLE, 80 ACRES CORN, and many other val
uables
TERMS or sALE.-The Farm will he sola for
0ne-third cash. the residue Ia 1 aud years, with
interest from date until paid. A lien will lie re-
tained on the land aud possession given al once u
desired. On the personally, credit till January
lat, will 10 given on all $40; under that
amount, cash Ia hand. Bonds with approved ~
curity required before removal Of property.
s9i-2t a. ID. WOODS.
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ESTRAY NOTICE!

Taken up A. Estrays. BY Thomas ]. Curtis, Nv
Ing near Crab Orchard, on OF about the vt Of Az
gust. isls two Hogs Of the following descript ion.
One Is . black harrow, weighing, when taken Oh.
abOut 100 pounds, with crop % the right ear aud
an underlht on same ear The other Is a harro =
weighed about no pounds They are valued hy
John Newland At tt.50.
sTEPHES BUBOH, PL,
eq4-4t Grah flraharN
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION :

The partnership heretofore existing l,ctwccn u.s.
under the Arm style Of wearen Evans, has been
dissolved by muaual consent. Geo. y. Wearcn
will coninue the business At the old stand. Either
partv Is authorized TO COLLECT the debts due the
late hrm. All persons knowing themselves indelt-
ell TO Us, either by note or account will please
come forward and settle Our oil husine-s must
he closed up.
sst-tt WEAREN A EVANS.
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SEVERAL members of the National
Democratic Committee met in Wash
ingtOn the other day. but If they did
any thing worth mentioning il has not
been heard of.
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BLAINE is in Ohio making speeches
for Calico Foster, and trying to get up
a boom for himself. He has strong
intentions on the Presidency.
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wEAREN a EVANS.
FARM FOR RENT.

will offer for rent, on the premises 10 the high
est and best bidder, on Saturday, oct. 4lh,
1879, the farm near Morpland or Hustonville Sta.
G. ). X. r., known as the Baker farm, coutainin NJ
t5 acres About 80 acTcs Of sd 20 ie cultivated la
corn. IS In wheat and IS In rye. The remainder Is
10 grass. Further Information will 10 Furnished ~
a. W. CARPENTER, Exec..
d9j-td Gcouc Carpenter, deed.
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All the Republican speakers grow

ALI the Republican speakers grow
eloquent on the wonderful financial
policy Of their party, which they
claim has produced the present better
feeling in all the trades and enterpri.
SOS, but the Cincinnati Enquirer says
IL isn't exactly the fair thing 10 claim
that this is the prosperity the Repub-
lican leaders have been promising as
the result Of resumption. IL Is doubt
ful whether resumption had any thing
to do with creating n foreign demand
for our products or advancing their
prices. IL would he equally logical
for them TO claim that the bounteous
harvests Of the year are to be ascribed
to Hayes policy Of Cancellation to-
ward the South. The boom Of pros
perity is not controlled by any such
means. IL does not belong to either
political party.
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MANUFACTURERS
We know that we possess peculiar at
vsntages in the line Of

We know that we possess peculiar al.
vantages in the line Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
And have in stock the largest and by
far the most yariel aud desirable as.
sortment ever offered In this market.
These goods we're manufactured 10 our
order IN the leading factories Of Lynn,
Harwell and Rockland. Mass, aud
BOUGHT BY THE CASE FGR
CASH.
And every pair comes bright, fresh
and smooth, directly 10 our hands
without the Interpolation Of middle
men, and hence we can and are sslling
MEMS KIP BOOTS AT s1.25
-AND-
MEMS FULL STOCK DOUBLE
SOLE BROGANS AT Zoe.
Aud all other goods in like proportion.
Pass our Boots and Shoes and il will
cost you money. Our line Of
LADIES, MISSES AND Chill.
DREN'S SHOES
Sstrictly Custom Made. we're select.
ell with the greatest care and scrutiny,
and we guarantee that as to
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The Winchester Democrat has en-
tered its thirtieth year, and looks back
over its successful career with pride.
May its Gland, Stock and Crop"
items never grow less.
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grant might make his big trip
around the world pay him If he could
lecture any better than an oyster.
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NOTICED

All persons having claims against the ostsie 81
Mrs. Cornelia Hughes, decd, wilt present them 0,
me. ProIcriy aitestei. ny the ist Of Oct. ISIS.
ss-it q. W. BORBITr. Adnir.
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NEW DEPARTURE
IN THE
ORGAN TRADE
-bl-
MESS. D. 4. BALDWIN & CO.

Realizing tho iact that there are hundreds Of
parents who would he glad 10 give their children
a musical education, could they Afford to purchase
ior them good instrument Al a reasonable price,
We have decided 10 sell ave hundred dno Cabinet
Organs on tie following tehns We viii put the
price Of the organs down 10 80, and purchasers
eau pay SO oash and tho remainder We will di-
vide up into small monthly payments Of " each.
which gives the purchaser one year and siN months
10 pay the remainder Please think what a saw
ing Of thirteen cents per day will do Zoe your chill
dren. The above organs are made In hrsi-class
style aud Of hrst-class material The vasos are Of
solid black walnut. They have teO fun sets Of
recds and sven stops, three Of which run all the
way through mailing them equal 10 ion-siop Or
gans Of other makes. The teys are OF pure ivory
A guarantee Of dyo yean goes with each organ.
Persons outside Of the city no dud IL noonyenient
10 call at our warerooms, can have circular oon-
tanning eats and nll description acnt them on APP
plicaiion, Persons desiring ranos can obtain them
nom as al prices and on terms equally as good an
on organs.
u Of the puicha money ON organs and q on
plane sa,,d by saying yoa saw this oar in the
isrERioH louHNAL,
n ~ uk.u.I.E.. - -.
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VICTORIA c. Woodruff sends us
a handsome picture Of herself and a
copy OF the London England Trav-
eler, announcing her candidacy for
President Of the United States on the
Womans Rights ticket. Vic, you
dear old girl, count us for you. IL
will be SO awfully nice to see a pretty
President arrayed in silks and satin,
with love Of bonnet jauntily
perched on her head, and when she
goes on a handwriting tour, like
Hayes is now doing, il will be, oh, so
sweet to squeeze her tender little hand.
Yes, Mickey, we are for you, first,
last and all the time.
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The pleasing response on the part
Of the people Of Lincoln and adjoining
counties to our general and sweeping
reductions in prices has induced US to
make
STILL GREATER EFFORTS
For the future, and hence by the LIST
day Of October we will have opened
up aud ready for inspection line Of
goods, which in point Of
VARIETY, STYLE AND PRICES.
Can not be excellcd IN any inland town
in the State. Our stock OF
MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
Is complete in every particular, every
stitch Of which was made to order and
with an eye TO the wants Of this local.
ity, to be sold and warranted rs rep.
resented. The scale Of low prices in.
augurated by our House will be per-
sistently maintained, as the Manufao.
tory is determined that this particular
branch of their Established Agencies
shall go right up to the front in the
way Of aggregate annual sales. We
RETAILCLOTHING AT WHOLE.
SALE PRICES.
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II the endorsement Of the three
Conventions, the Greenbackers, the
Workingmen and the Butler Demo-
Gratis, count as any thing, BENJAMIN
Butler, the great American spoon
thief will capture the Governorship
of Massachusetts, by big majority.
LATER.-The Prohibitionists have al
so endorsed him.
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In addition 10 our soci n Har,Ioarc. Tin
worc, Sapic and Fancy Groocric, Cozsciion.
e'ie', cigan and 7aJuoca-, ~ doll kaeaRcr
hep complete sool u Quscnno,,s osd Gias.
~UTe. We hare jat reorirci di,oci Gro@ i'm
porisrs, IN assortment u Quo7issarc and GL,sa-
'ours, oad 'ea he sine at roet-bo,,na price.
Hariag tiiciy Rad our aas oooa ic.giGeasd.
rqftted and painted, ee @e better P's1s,'si aa.
ercr 10 furnish oar eusia-.es Ella a,hoi,s IN our
line. IN Ss,aasr gooh, ~ Aay Ls Oaua
tf'sse@. Wotcg Oaoiss. lemon Syrups, Suqus
aud Aeids. Hare ai.o Hee ioi If Oadics,
ScyiAss, SaaiAs, Crale fIHgos, Maidstone,
Buckeye Sections. Rio4fo,is Graia S.oreis,
Halfbusheis, de
W. intend h hep ssryiGiag dai Leiongs 10
our sersroi lines " business, oad vhai ~ karr
noi 'ne riH gst on 1of Hoiios,
We repeatedly iHrite an IA neoi u ne lint
n goois ~e Le'p 10 gire rs a coil
j. II. WARREN a. son,
20 STORE
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SEw ADVERTISEMENT.
Warming to Taxpayers !

Amer County Court, I shall cxpcct either his
money OF bis property when I call on a man hsr
taxes. have ridden enough ior nothing, hcrcai-
ter u must he business 10 the letter.
set-gt sH. RAuGHuAN. sic
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Call the attention OF every organ buyef 20 theso
instruments. They combine the most Important
changes In styles, and novelties Ia design Il Caas
and also improvements &c the protection Of the
Instruments
Each Organ contains hook closets aud a new do
vice FOE closing the IElals and keeping out mice,
The case Is Of Black Walnut, the keys OF Ivory
ard the sharps Ebony, the wind chest and sound
Ing Or Toed hsayd arr made BY a peculiar process,
20 that they will not crack, shrink or swell
Having taken the management Of their sales Cor
the States Of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee
and West Virginia, We oner these Instruments al
whoiesalc or retail at prices that viii enable hun
dreds of families TO buy thoroughly made aud TO-
liable Organ. Every shoninger Organ IL fuliy var
ranied for ave years and Is guaranteed 10 give tai-
iaiaotion 10 the purchaser
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AGENCY
STYLE. WEAR AND FIT

STYLE. WEAR AND FIT
They can not be oxcelled. Every
pair warranted. In
HATS AND CAPS,
We arc resolved that our House shall
he headquarters, determined a. we are
TO ever have on hand a stock not 20 be
surpassed in Central Kentucky. Our
NOTION AND GENTS UNDER.
WEAR DEPARTMENT
Will he kept fully apace with other
lines, bought strictly Tor cash aud with
a special view to
PRICES. QUALITY AND STYLE.
Our opportunities for supplying the
trade are peculiar. aud when the con.
suming public considers the additional
fact that we
SELL ONLY FOR CASH
AID
STRICTLY FOR ONE PRICE.
They must conclude. Ia al truth and
candor. that 10 pass our stock signi.
fes definitelya
Loss Oh MONEY.
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IT is said that the Okalona Miss. J
States has climbed the golden staiI
and that its silly babble, totally at
variance with the sentiments Of The
people it pretended to represent,will be
heard no more in the sunny land. The
editor is now trying to exc out an ex-
istence by lecturing in the North, but
they know his real character, and let
him howl away at empty benches. He
will discover in a few days, if the
startling thought has not already
struck him, that he is fearful fail
ure, and retire to his Ohio home TO
die anwept, unhonored and unsuug.
john RUSSELL YOUNG, who accom-
panied him ON his tour of the world,
says that Gen. Grant has never given
the subject of third term a serious
thought, but if he we're nominated by
an enthusiastic Convention he would
then decide what is the best thing to be
done. He acts only when the moment
for action arrives, and does not blow
a fog horn. The chances that he
may have to decide are good, and
daily increasing. So far as we have
been able to ascertain he is the choice
of majority of the Republicans of
this State.
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Tnr New York Slu udsises John
Kelley 10 do the most seu-ible act ui
his life, and decline the Tammany
nomination. There oan not, under
any state Of the case, be any chance
for him, and his defeat will be a death
blow to that corrupt ring. The
straight out Democrats are beginning
to see the jeopardy that the party
may be thrown in by the bolt, and
are settling down to work in glori.
Gus way. The old Chieftain, Tilden,
ays that the Robinson ticket can and
must be elected; and he has shown
himselfa power in that State,
a WASHINGTON dispatch says ;
Republicans here whe expect Tilden
will be nominated next year, are col
Letting and preserving all the ugly
things said about him by Democrats
like Chalmers and others. In case
Tilden is nominated the utterances of
leading Democrats who now oppose
him will make an excellent campaign
document for the Republicans.
REFERRING to the pardon Of At
wood, an exchange suggests that IL
Governor Blackburn intends to par
don all the tony prisoners aud let the
poor men suffer out their sentences, Il
would be well for him to set Col.
Tom Buford at liberty. The Colonel
belongs TO a good family. and only
killed a Supreme Judge. He has
suffered enough.
II the endorsement Of the three
Conventions, the Greenbackers, the
Workingmen and the Butler Demo-
Gratis, count as any thing, BENJAMIN
Butler, the great American spoon
thief will capture the Governorship
of Massachusetts, by a big majority.
LATER.-The ProhibitiOnists have al
so endorsed him.
DURING the exhibition of the
transatlantic Circus at Lebanon, on
Wednesday, the usual row was had.
Manly Furgurson aud John Gartin
were the parties, and both came out
badly wounded, Furgurson being cut
and Gartin fatally wounded, three
balls having taken effect in his person.
The trial of w. G. Terrell, who
has been twice convicted and sentenc-
ell to the Penitentiary for the murder
of Harvey Myers, is in progress at
Burlington, and the case was given to
the jury yesterday. 1t is said that
TerrelPs defence was much sire niger
this time than ever before.
The people of the South are sub
scribing literally to the fund being
raised for the support of Gen. Hoods
children, who are left, by the death
Of their parents, in destitute eircum.
stances. They are ten in number, the
eldest being twins, nine years old, and
the youngest eight week',
SHERMAN is fast dropping out of
his showing for the Presidency. The
Grant boon is overshadowiDg every
thing now, and Grant is the coming
man. Tilden or Grant will be the
choice next time.
The Covington Commonwealth says
that of the sixteen newspapers in
Kentucky that have expressed prefer
snce ON the subject, twelve are for
the rest are scattering.
The impatient refugees continue to
-eturn to Memphis and add fuel to
he flames. There were ten new cases
yesterday, and seven deaths.
The latest by telegraph is, that
wheat has tumbled FIVE cents in
chicago. and disastrous failures are
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The professional beauty, Mrs.
Langtry, who was to come over from
England to the States to exhibit her
self, has been compelled to give up
the trip for the present. 1t was dis.
covered that she was too intimate
with the Prince of Wales, and her
husband has brought suit against her
for divorce, with the royal Wales as
a witness. This is not the first time
that the Prince has been caught in
such scrape, and If he is sensible he
had better try to compromise the mat
ter with old man Langtry.
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The people of the South are sub
scribing literally to the fund being
raised for the support of Gen. Hoods
children, who are left, by the death
of their parents, in destitute circum-
stances. They are ten in number, the
eldest being twins, nine years old, and
the youngest eight weekq.
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SHERMAN is fast dropping out of
his showing for the Presidency. The
Grant boon is overshadowing every
thing now, and Grant is the coming
man. Tilden or Grant will be the
choice next time.
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THINGS are getting desperate in
Ohio, and the Republican leaders are
calling loudly for money. A third
assessment has just been made on the
Department Clerks at Washington.
1t wont do any good, however. Ewing
will goin sure, by at least 10000.
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REMOVAL.

We have novel our stock u MilliasfY 0o.,ds b
Main Street. opposite Commercial lleitL Hhsfe se
viii In iew days 0psn very rciect line u roo.is
Gail and ~. IA - - -. -.
1si-tf mis- slhAN N. hAhhhN'
MRS. BETTE BRUCE
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The Covington Commonwealth says
that of the sixteen newspapers in
Kentucky that have expressed prefer
ence on the subject, twelve are for
Tilden; the rest are scattering.
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IT was hoped that the State debt
question had been fully and satisfac.
torily settled in Virginia, but it seems
that lot of thieving scamps who
would ruin the reputation Of the dear
old Commonwealth, are striving hard
to elect a Legislature that will go for
repudiating the debt. The honest
people are making a strong effort to
maintain the honor of the State, and
we pray that they may be successful.
A coMIcAL cuss has just sued the
Elizabethtown Nelos for s25, 900 dam
ages, alleged to have been sustained by
reason ola false publication concerning
him. Ii Col. Mccarthy is as flush as
newspaper men generally are, he will
pay the amount and save the trouble
of allowing the case to go to the
Courts. We always do 1t.
BLAcKBURN is still at il. The av-
erage Of his pardons has been about
three per day since his installation,
and the number of fines RENTED are
crawling away up towards the hun
dreds. We can expect nothing but
to return TO state of lawlessness
with such a remarkable philanthropist
at the head of affairs.
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~ you are good guesser yon may gain one OF
the prizcs offered hr the nearest guess 10 he
weight of the