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GARRARD COTNTy.



- The market price for wheat here is 80
cents.
Elder ]. c. Walden, Of Danyille,
preached at the Christian Church Sunday
night
Mr.. Clay Arnold, Of this county, had
his barn burned Thursday night He is Of
the opinion that an inccndiary's hand APP
piled the torch.
j. IL. Clogett, young gentleman from
Grayson county, KY, a graduate of Centre
College Of the class Of 20, will take charge
Of Lancaster Male Academy in September.
This is a good school, and we are glad that
Mr.. Clogett has had thegood fortune to Sc
cure il.
We at last have the sad duty Of chron-
telling the death Of Mr.. Cyrus NJ. Doty.
He died at his home ON Thursday, july
22nd. lie had been a great sufferer for
many months and no doubt welcomed;
death as a relief. lie was an old, honored
aud respected citizen, and great is the loss
the county and community hss sustained
by his death.
- You. correspondent had very de
lighiful trip last night TO Crab Orchard
Though many guests left Monday and
Tuesday, yet great msny more are filling
their places. | found the Young ladies 50
alluring that the better portion of the
night was spent there, and the eonsequen
ces are that | am rather under the contro
Of the sleepy god at present.
- PERsoSAL--W. LaRue Thamas, OF
the Adrooate, and T. II. Walton, Of the In
TERROR JOURNAL, were here Monday. J
l.. Bruce, Secretary Of the Central Ken
lucky Fair Association, was in town Mon
day posting bills for the same and distriS
utiug general invitations to all to attend
DR.. q. q. Adams was here Monday sellin.
his Quassia Cups, and disposed of a grea
many. VIM. Willis, Of simpsonyills, Ky.
Is visiting his cousin, John Storms. Mis-
Matte Smith, Of Bryantsyille, has beer
the guest Of Miss Stella Marksbury for sew
eral days.
- We had decidedly the largest crow
In town Monday that has been here Of
County Court Day in long while. Muel
business Of divers and various kinds wa
transacted. About forty horses and mule
sold; horses bringing medium price
and mules going very high, but the chic
. feature Was electioneering. The candidate
5 for Circuit ClerK and their many friend
! ON both sides had their metlle up 10 whit
! heat. II was happy day for the aoaier'
. aud many were they that had the thumb
) screw spplianoes-money and liquor--ai
: fixed to them, and by this meas thei
p votes are supposed 10 be screwed down &
a the sticking point Sheriff higginboihan
b having demonstrated such proficiency Ia hi
\ business, that no one dare oppose hin
. consequently the Circuit Clerks rsee Is th
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BorLE COUxrr.
DanriIfe.

A Masque Ball will he given at Max
well Springs on Wednesday night.
Two premiums will he given during
the Fair for Bycicle riding s. each.
w c. P. Breckinridge might I've AT the
ratification at Perryville, as he is adveriis-
ed to speak some where else.
- DR.. Fayette Dunlap left on Saturday
for months stay at Cumberland Falls in
the capacity of physician for the Springs.
- The ladies Of the lst Presbyterian
Church are preparing for an entertainment
at James Hall some time during the Fair
Perhaps on Wednesday night August llth
80 This l. the season Cor big peach and
watermelon tales. Out at Jerry Kincead'.
but some how or other never conld lie
This is a terrible defect, IN my line
know, but there's nothing iaean about me
and III just have to acknowledge it.
- He was a happy Tueton from Cincin.
natl at the High Bridge Camp Meeting
and installing a long bottle jug for spy
glass, he looked with both eyes wide open
A look Of ecstasy wason his face as he ex
claimed sob de scenery up dot Deck.
Ritter"
-- Mr.. Mile Huston died on Friday
last Of heart disease, at the residence d
her daughter, Mrs. Lee Withrow, in Dan
vile. Burial at Hustonville. At the
home Of his sister, Mrs W J. lyle, in thii
place, on Saturday, William c. Lyle, aged
20. His remains were taken to Bourbon
county, his former home.
RELIGIoUs.-A district meeting Of Tho
representatives Of the Christian Church il
BOYLE, Garrard, Lincoln and Mercer coun
ties will be held in Danville, beginning
August ilh "wednesday and continuin!
for several days. Rev. Mr.. Henderson
former pastor Of the 2nd Church congrega
CATION at this place. will preach here or
Sunday morning and evening. Miss Bruci
sandifer, of this county, presides at th
organ at the Camp Meeting at High Bridg'
The singing is the attractive feature Of III
meeting.
Il understand from Railroad men tina
John Robinson's Circus is coming over th
Cincinnati Southern with thirty-one char
tered cars, and will be in Danyille, Angus
18th third day OF the Fair, and @Or Ii
tie boys papas will have to go to tax
care Of them To some the bare announc'
ment is enough to make them say they al
going. Others are taken in by the band
while majority of men make glaring e'
hibition Of their depravity by waiting ii
they sse the picture of the girl with on
foot at o'clock and the other pointing
/. | the n,eriIian
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ON RoCKCAsrLE SPRISGs.-Our special
correspondent at this popular resort failed
To get in his work in time for this issue,
but from parties Just returned from there
We learn that the crowd in attendance this
season is large, gay and select A fine
band i la attendance and the dancing
facilities iirst.class, while the outdoor
sports and amusements are adapted alike
TO Young and old and are entered into Wig
orously Ga tomorrow Saturday the
property will pass into the management Of
our lownsman, Mr.. +. J. Ca"pbell, he and
Mr.. W. G. Owens, OF Somerset, having pur-
chased il. Mr.. Campbell informs Us that
il Is his intention to add many improve
menis in the management the present sea
son and by next season to increase the ca
pacity Of the buildings which are now am
pie Tor one hundred and fifty guesis-and
in his own language, "run il red-hoi.'
Rooms have been engaged by numeronl
parties in the central part Of kentuek,
iof Nht itihhlhhti " wv F''''"i e"' ~
present outlook is that the season viii
continue through part Of September
Special terms will be made with clubs du
ring August, and correspondence Is solicit
ed. The road from Somerset TO the Spring
Is in very good condition and the run
made in about Eve hours With nice, light
sik-passenger hacks For further informa
ton, address the Roekcasile Springs Co
Rockoastle springs,Ky. Mr.. Campbell am
Mr.. Owens are both old newspaper men
and We understand il is their intention Il
put up a hospital to be devoted to the us
Of the broken down aud superanuale'
members 81 The profession, Good lack ;
them.
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IaNiL NOTIFIES.

Cinrn MINIS Of all kinds cheap at Ow.
ley n Higgins
NV line Of Sugars just received b,
Harris n Nunnelicy.
CRoQrrr Sets cheaper than ever nj
Chenault and Penny's
tIuE CrurNr AND SALT constantly 81,
hand NJ Wsley a lliggins'
TnY q sample Il the Silver Navy robac.
On ai Harris \ Nunnelley's
wsrcnrs and Jcwclry repaired and war
ranied by Chenault a Penny.
Lam on u Efira quality for Mower.
and Reapcra, Sc, NJ Mclicberts a Stage's
\ niocloi ~ fine Fresh Candy just ~,
ccivct by u Mniiingly " Son. Try some
IL.
All who are Indebted 10 ~ must come
forward anil settle ~ oncc. Harris a Nun
nellcY
PAiSrs, White Lead, Oils, Narnishes,
Window Glass, NJ bottom prices At Chen.
sult y Pcnny's
W. GUARANTEE our Ready.mixed
Paints in quality and durability. Nc
Roberts \ Stagg.
ora accounts are acady All indebted
IN NJ will please favor w. with a settlement.
McRoberis a Stsgg.
Tnrnr v nothing better ihis bot wesih j..
~ than Soda Water. Go 10 Chenauli a
rcnny's for the coolest aud best.
PrRFuNrRy, Toilet soaps, Hair, Nail
aud Tooth brushes. and toilet articles Of
all kinds ~ Chcnaull n Penny's.
~ you want to paper your rooms exam.
inc the samples Of wall paper At Chenault
n Pcnnys They are beautiful and cheap.
Loon At the Kentucky Grain Drill. No
stopping 10 clean out stalks. trash. sd. NC.
II runs over every obstacle. For sale by
Owsley 4 Higgins.
Fou the best HARNESS aud s,ddlery, at
the lowest price, Courts 4 Pickcls j. the
place To 70, and We would advise our Lin.
cola county readers 10 prove the truth Of
this by calling on them when they 20 10
Danvillc They handle nothing but the
hest goods. and can guarantee saiisfaetion
in every case.
10 wfsrERs ENIGRANrs. Having lccn
appointed GENERAL EMIGRATION AGrNT
1t Cincinnati for the NANpALIA LINE,
for the States Of MIsSouRI, TExAs An
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CoIoRApo,
NAlNNnNNAAa anu Ailt NfNANlsN AtNIlNN-
nir~, am fully prepared 10 furnish, FRrE
on application, Maps. Land Circulars, Civ
ing Soil, Climate, Nc Lowest rates made
on passengers, household good. or stock
Call on, or address GEO. A. KNIGHT.
Gcn1 Emigration Agent, y. =. Cor. 9TH
aud Vine Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FEAsg LELiE's PoruLAR MoNrnLy.--
The number for August contains a vast
amount Of entertaining and instructive
reading. ~ Robinson has M admirable
article descriptive Of the Passion Play"
al Ohcrammeigau, with twelve illusira-
iions. GeoJ. llagar one on"Some Remark
able American Women. az the bar, Ia the
Pulpit and on the Stage with seventeen
portraits aud illustrations. "Nhat the
Japanese Eat by Edward Grcey; Cameo.
cutting. mont Elanc and the Matter.
horn a Soap-Bubble." by John 4. Bow
er, etc. tic., are excellent articles, pro-
hiscly illustrated. Eta W. Piercc's in
teresiing story. "Noi Guilty l. continued,
aud the numerous short slhries aud sketch
e. are By popular writer's and % unusual
merit. Thcrr are over 100 embellishments
and beautiful colored froniispiece, and
the price of a single copy Is only p cents,
the annual subscription 81, postpaid Al.
drcss, Flank lsslie's Publishing House,
~ - and g. Park Place, New York.
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M'ALISTER
& LYTLE'S.

We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens of this and adj
joining counties to our mammoth
stock. which has been selected
with great care to suit the wants
of our large and rapidly increas-
ing trade; and, believing that we
IAN save you money Oh an aver.
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER 4 LYLE.
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crab Orchard.
-- Miss Jennie Buchanan will pay
handsome reward for her Roman Locke,
with name engraved in full on the back.
7: was either stolen from her trunk the
day " picnic or week before. II u val
ued at $50, and WIS purchascd from Che.
nault 4 Penny.
- The "beanx' have departed ind the
"belles" are leaving, for II "homc l. not
home without mother As cmphatically
l. Il true that a summer resort l. not Eden
without the beaux-soldiers II we can get
them, II not the citizens shall have our
kind consideration aud most winsome
smile~. Cnborchard Springs never boast.
ed Of moro brilliant array Of beauty and
chivalry. One gentleman said 81 count
ed fty-one beautiful Young ladies who
have adorned society in the leading cities
Of our Union.
We caught one glimpse Of Emmett
Logan, and thought we would enjoy con-
versation with him, hut did not have the
opportunity. "Craddock" was followed
by several pairs Of admiring eyes. The
question arose, "Is he marriedg" II was
not answered, for that group was composed
Of strangers. Col. Allen, Of the X. NJ. l.,
was in conversation with friend Of ours
Just by rs, and we Toasted on the wit, hui
NOR and sound sense that he Is 50 fall of
Somebody had told us that Major Wild
berger and Capt. Crump were married
men, but Col. Allen said not-too late then
for IA to use any engineering.
The blue ribbon for Crab Orchard, II
you please with ten thousand people In
town and no disturbance whatever Honor
to whom honor is due. Then we must
make mention Of our yigilant Town Mar
shall, who was on the alert and would have
been on the war-path Of any miscreant.
We must not fail to acknowledge the wis
dom Of Col. Shelby in closing the bar, but
to him we owe more than a passing notice,
for he was uniiring in his efforts to &C
commodate everybody. The citizens Of
Crab Orchard, through our pen tend "oV'
blackburn and Col. Shelby a sincere vote
oil thanks, Tor through the Efforts OF 'heSe
two gentlemen our town was helped won
heriuiiY' finances improved without '"e
ci'izens using any ex,or''Oh' anu our 'eP-
uta'lon as a law-aoluihg community Vet!
much enhanced Inc soldiers were gen
tiemen, and the oi''nens were gentlemen,
too we were almost dahed as we oeiie'"
the former on dress parade ana II was
with sad hearts iha' we saw 'hem depart
Long, long may they i've III Pe"ce anu
happiness; but should 'he war 'oes'"
sound we know we nave hooie 'e'e"uerS
IN the kentneky -oid'ery
Miss Msggie Dunn Is WIN 'he o'ner
beauties at Mr. George Evans enjoying
country HE. Misses inhle roieee an"
Annie MeAlis'er, TWO slyi'sh pei'eS o,
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CUMBERLAND FALLS

WIN ANUMHTR ~ ROOMS AM MANY
lmpruy emenia added, nov W, spared Ia acconi-
nolair the puhiiC in The hfsi manner laasiilf
lanud trains on the e. \. A. A.. al the tuinlcr land
Falls Stat lon, riuc nills iiuin The lalis, - kri
road and noand fIip lekelr 81 reduced iaies ~
be- bad at all the ,lal IONS uu 4 =. ~ A. aie tlah
lrf da,i so ier aeel. thihirn ana ~ Nanis
half price i'p-iia sos. OWENS.
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poets to start South with stock next Tues.
day. lii family will accompany him. x. y.
Hooker l. siill an invalid. Alex Williams
and Dick Bradley profess to be fishing on
Green River, and nearly everybody el'e IL
attending Court, Camp Meeting, picnic'
or barbccues
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BOYLE co. FARM FOR SALE

IMislI ~ skl.L ny Farm Oi 90 Atkis,
ing near inrkssiiie, Boyle county, On ahhh IA "a
comfortable nselling-huuse, With Tho nfces.afy
ouiiulldngi s,tl saltf u,iiiiiaal4.is uiaililfl'
and llnpsT eqUi pintnis. Ca the place 4 an ofch-
ari ~ i'2u0 hrafins Apple Trees hrsdca l'gaeils
and small fruits t1f l.trieulais.tr laAlI " eel
nthi. un the prCinslr, " n. A. &iNss
tlt-im Acklnnty Stallion, Z, ,, A.
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LAND, srocK AxD ckor.

John NJ. Hail sold to David n. Prev
iit, 10 light butcher cattle for $500.
There hos leen an advance in the
hog market, best now commanding . cents.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING ,
MIR. CALVIN GRAPHICAL

VIII 40 an kinds Of painilng and falef hantins
in as GOOD u a o. and al lna prices as any lndy
Can on OF adiros, him At Mckinney station, Ky
ili-Oiu
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FOR RENT

A VERY DESIRABLE EE>lDENtk. NON
sccuplod 81 ". D. l,ainscy, 90 Main street. LAM
Nard aud Garden, tontaiulng Two Acres. fossrs-
Cinelnnail, o. cafr j A l. sss-onsead, or ,. \.
'raig, stanford, ~.
f1-scptl shAseN
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DEATHS.

- JAsrER.-Mr. 4. q. Jasper, Of Somer-
set, who has suffered with the Consumption
for several years. died Tuesday.
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MARrIS - Mo'iSSis.- Al Waynes'
burg. on tho 21ih, Mr.. Thomas Martin and
Miss phabe Moliinnis we're male one
flesh.
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TuE CESsus.- After a long delay in
getting the returns Of the Census enumer-
ators, we are at last able to inform our
readers tina, the population Of Lincoln, ao.
cording TO their reports, is l5,O03-an in
crease since lS5Oof $3.50. This is great
er increase than in any county that we
have heard Of, and we are gratiied to be
able to It ate II. The health Of the county
il shown in the fact that there are fifly odd
persons over so in the county, four over
90 and two over 100 years Of age. Below
We aiye a list Of our oldest people:
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Catt on J. n Craig next Monday and
pay your account due To July it,
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Jrsr RFcEvED-A new low Of Bed
sieads, Lounges, and Spring and Cotton.
top Mattresses also, nice stock Of Queens
ware aud Glassware AZ J. n. Craigs.
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Non To BLAME.-By an oversight o.
the County Clerk We were led into the
error Of stating In last weeks issue, that
Mr.. II. =. Bryant, the census enumersiora at
Crab Orchard, had failed to file with the
Clerk a list Of inhabitants as required by
Law. Mr.. Bryani's list, the Clerk nov in
forms ~, was returned on the 2Srd Of June,
but was overlooked by him at the time We
got our item.
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AniUDGED q LuSAric.-lion. John 7.
Bruce was tried for Lunacy on Tuesday
and adiudged lunatic. In his early life
Mr.. Bruce was prominent in politics in
this State, and more than once was elected
to the Legislature from the District OF
which Knox county forms a part. Al one
time he edited paper in Somerset. called
the Gc-eiie, but subsequently moved West
and located in 81. Joe, Mo-, where he also
followed the newspaper business. Then he
driiied TO Montana and served term as
Secretary Of State. Meeting with serious
financial losses later, he returned to Ken
tucky, and has for months shown signs OF
lunacy. lie seems 10 think that some great
calamity is about to befall him. and wants
to Kill himself in order to prevent it, lie
was ordered to be taken to the Asylum at
Lexington.
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GEo. w. BoBBirr-Announces himself
in another column as a candidate for Con-
stable in thb precinct. lie has served in
this capacity and gave great satisfaction
to those whose business was entrusted TO
biz care, and il was mainly through their
inhuencc that he was induced TO stand for
the Office. lie is prompt, he is honest and
he is popular and his election would be a
compliment 10 a deserving man. lie re
quest. rs to state that he will not have
time to visit all Of his friends. but hopes
To- hear from them favoiably on election
dav.
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GorNo TO LEAvE.-It l. a matter u re-
gre, to us, a. we'll A. the people generally,
that the enterprising firm Of Geo. II. Bruce
a Co.. will leave Stanford IN q short time
They have fully determined on this step
and Il IL therefore no advertising dodge, so
see them at once II you wish goods at your
own figures.
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AociprNrALLy snor.- Hardin Lang
ford, who lives nsar King Mountain, re-.
ceived severe aesh wound in the thigh
la-, week by the accidental discharge Of a
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ACCIDENTALLY IIuNo. "A little two
year.old daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Reynolds,
who lives near waynesbusg, got IT, neck
caught in swing day or two ago, and
was choked to death before assistance could
reach IL.
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Mas. WARREN ASD Mus Bnrcr hope
that those indebted 10 them will call -
early as they can and settle their accounts
with them, as they have hills In the city
that must he settled.
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PrLEs CuRED.-Dr J. A. Clopton, the
oldest Specialist in America, may be con-
suited at the Myers House until August
9TH. Refers 10 one Of the first men Of
stanford who was his patient ten years ago.
Refers to old patients Of Danville, Lancas.
ter, Harrodsburg and any other town in
the Blue-grass country. Piles cured by a
simple application. One application cures
the worse case that can be found. Refers
to hundreds of the profession.
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BRIEF IrEMs-PERsoNAL.--Dr. Jud. L

BRIEF ITENs-PERsONAL.--Dr. Jud. b.
Wood has returned to the city.
The unfinished gap on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad between Wil!lamson's
and Buchanan is now only six miles.
Colonel Stevens. president OF the united
railroads and canals OF New Jersey, who
has been in Virginia for the past two weeks
inspecting the docks, watei-power, ano
other property Of the new railroad compa'
ny, has returned from his trip over the line
much pleased with what he saw. He Is al
the Exchange.
Mr.. Sterling Harrison, county treasurer
OF Rockingham, repenished the state Trea
sury on Saturday by depositing The nice
little sum OF $4,000.
The American brig Sarah and Emma
Monroe master, cleared from the custom
house Yesterday with a cargo OF flour com
prisipg 1850 barrels. valued at si4G64
shipped bv the Haxal.Crenshaw Company
The public schools OF Henrico will c'ost
on the 22d OF December and reopen on the
Sd OF January.
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FATHER GAvAZZI IN RICHMOND 1t was
announced IN the DiSp1tch on yesterday
that Rev. Ales sandro GayaZzi, the priest
who was the trusted lieutenant and chaplain
OF GaribaId in the Italian revolution OF
lS4S, had arrived in Richmond and would
preach in the Glace.Sireet Presby yterian
church this morning at IL O'Clock. IN the
Second Pres sbyterian church this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. and i'm the Second Baptist
church tonight at $780,.
Father GavaZZi visits this country as The
representative OF the Free Christian Church
Of Italy, for the purpose OF raising funds tc
prosecute the work i'm which that Church Is
engaged. Founded only ten years AGO. ii
already has over seventy places OF worship
IN Rome, Milan, Turin, Bologna, Naples,
Venice, Florence, and many smaller cities
in Italy, with nearly 1000 members. 1t ha:
also theological seminary IN Rome, ol
which Father GavaZzi is professor.
This distinguished man, who has passed
three score years and ten, 1t is said still re-
talns The vigor Of middle manhood, and
often thrills his audience with the fiery elo'
auence with which i'm his younger days he
was wont TO arouse his countrymen.
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Wesf-End Mark ct.

MessrS. Editors: Now that the subject
has been revived it is to be hoped that the
representatives in the Council OF Clay and
Monroe Wards will not let the West-End
MMa.et again pass out Of public view.
Tt,ey should hammer at it until they get
II. Persistence will alone secure 1t. Cen
tlessen living or doiag business near toe
present markets will not concern Them
selves much about Us We must look out
for ourselves. Properly located the new
market will receive al the patronage oil
CLAY Ward and much OF that OF Monroe and
Jackson Wards, and altogether will serve
some fksen or twenty thousand peo-
Die. We want The neg market. Then LEI
us determine to work for it--and not stop
until we geth. y.
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TeE CoLp WEAIHER-ICE. The cold
weather continued yesterday when tne
temnerature moderated somewhat, though
The mercury was stil tolerably low. Re-
ports from points up the canai rep,esep,
the weather as having been bitter cold, ana
that the canal was frozen up at seVeral
points. At Bremo Bluh The Ice was quite
thick. At Richmond tue river was frozen
Iock II was frozen entirely across at Chaf-
in,s Rlufy. The dock and basin here were
also frozen over. IL is hoped that our
friends in the country nave seeureu n"e
loo OF ice for next summer.