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npAzrIIAy COFFEE MAnKEr.

RIO JANFIRO Nov 2l.-COdee-GOOd Frsts, $4,000 $50
res per 10 kOs Average daily recelps lZSO0 bags snip
mems week-TO the Channel and North OF Europe
- 600 bags 10 the United States, 1900 10 the Med
Iterranea bags sales the week-for the Channel
ana Nuh Europe, 5000 bags; for the United states
$4,000 bags stock, $4,000 bags Exchange on London 22
SANTOS Nov 2lCOnee-superor 4OOOa zoo rels per 10
k0s Average receipts for the 5IOO bags sales
Of all countries 72OOO bags including $4,000
uaRs oT stock. 100000
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Receipts for the week % J2H ykgs last week 90 lh prs
cgrrr.po,ug week year, $3.50 pkg. Exports Tor the
week Dos Pkg. fGreat Er4in and 800 pA, o. he On
@ OlpauaTIiTint nlnt Ntfl
Of Choice Creamery Fresh Dairy ana with adv 80
OF cold wcather the and hight stocks 10 auVe duns
tie Weak prices dcdly higher aud very hrn buy
little state Creamery good enough 10 bring Top pHec.
lots Offering rated Tar % Prime, hiid
sell al 800. 3br. Western Creamery nov taA', 'ho
lead. Average marks Of strictly one eools are "tnto ~ 2
and small loth O
sre reported sold fact there not enough
fine Butter 20 round seller, named The pe h every
Instance fancy lot Of frrsh Delaware County Dh} Iub,
sold At Of the Choice state IuD- selling Al
BtqJc ior selections strictly Entire DaiIics
able al Frkln Diaries show less Improvement ~
All BUYERS want fresh Butter they Take tho Eutlrc
Diaries tIe ifc-h tubs ApOu The same con
regard the different Classih ATOMS OF "e,
Butter. All The best goods such as can Oc used b ne
local trade, wanted at ul pncca. bui theIo
= absolutely no movement In the and medium
grades A very large quantity Of olemafRanne
selling aud both Western butter which II not
fine enough the wants OF local consumer Is brought
directly with IT, greatly 20 the detrnrri o te
genuine article Is quite accumulation ~ on quality
butter which only be moved at extremely 10"
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METALs-Pg Iron, both foreign and domestic has con.
tnued IN demand a. full rm figures No quoted s25 1870
No. 2 S23d&2" % Forge, 81 30 Scotch Pig ERn.On.
s23 CarnDroe s2l qs24 2ji Coltncss GlengaTuoch
aud GaTtsChcfrie 80 75dS2b. Iron
s32 Rails quiet for Iron and steel former quoted
s4SaSjO. and the latter $50 for 1852 deliveries
and S3l 30 for d. Hs ingot Copper steady
Lac, l6lpdl3fc Pig Tin frn and IN demand straits
2la 22G Australian ana billion <g2c Tin Plates fairly
active and firm Charcoal Tn g - ds %, Do Terne ~ %
ass 372 n,S5 20 ass 2j do Terne So Lead hn
At S595lsc for Common Domestic speer isirly active at
MoLAssEs-F Foreign dul and eDt ely nominal; Crop
New Orleans moderately active cuba Centrifugal nj
Z7d3lc.i Clayed, 25d32ci MusCoyidO hennue 33af-c.
Grocery 38a9c. Porto Rico, 3JG52c; English Islands
8sd42c. Mes Orleans, 81 1850.
NAVAL TOREs-ROsus dull and more or less nomi.
ma Good strained quoted az - - az 30 Spirits Of Iurpen
tJn bbs SOuthems yard sold at J5c JoDb-
OIL CAKE-Dul at S3l Gss1 20 for Western Bag
OIL .MGAj@-Dul. unchanged; exports past week.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The movement was hight to-day
but late rates were steadily retained In mOde
ate supplies 81 tonnage.....LIN ElPOOL, steam Grain
quoted I'D 25OOO boxes Cheese sljs, and sna. lots at
IFS 6d T. 700 bales tOttou, 3 pei regular and i64d
per outside steamersi 400 boxes Bacon. Is Sd
crate lots q Flour Is 90 per 6b and rs Cd tom small
l7s Cd 92Os. British ship l23 tons from Norfolk, Cotton
quoted 27s LON Don, steam 1000 grain Did. AID
27s Cd: moderate shipments hour sd per boil aud 5s
per ton Hops Direct Id 220 tons Measurement Goods
LIS. sd 02Os GLASGOW steam Grain quoted aG4 i2l
300 sacks Flour l1s moderate lots Of Bacon Dos, and
Cheese 5Os 100 tons lrement goods lis Cd G26s
BRISTOL, steam Grain quoted cd Ul.i+ steam
baltimore 6gd ..ANTWERP steam. 10000 bush. Gram,
"a aud 500 boxes Bacon. 27s Cd .BRE MEN, steam.
i6000 bush Grain, 75gg0 Pennigs 500 tea Lard mark
$50 Lubrcahng on lp 400 cases Canned Beef 80
400 bags 1000 bales Cotton 7l6c $50 bales
TOBACCO marks 90 hhds. do, 81 80 49, bales Wool. &c:
$50 PaDDer. l50 swodish bark 1900 bois Refined
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nRrssEn rnrLrnY.
CAMR.
MIX.
mo da avleer,eep. or thevook b ID varOu' polnls

o. distribution follows Ere Railway loo c'ns OF
cream can. MIR. Harlem railroad. 1900 DO; New
Haven Railroad. $50 dos Hudson RIVER Railroad $50 do
Midland Railroad $50 OF Nlk and o. cans Of Cream
York AMI Northern Railroad, 40 cans 81 MIX
miscellaneous nearby routes lJ23 cans-nta -,'2o cans
Of MIA ~ go quarts each ana - Of Cream Tho prcos
Which The .urpl, has been SOLD Oh The p torn hIt4gr
b. demand fully equal 20 the supply and all MIX
h .-l No a good IrOnt Tor The dehlrTn
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WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE.


Receipts for the werk-hranS 277i pkgN3 Peas 6153
bush E1ports-Btaus $50 pkgs lua Lao bush Medium
Rr.u- small l0htiug sales have been
IS bat many receiver are SUI unwilling Ia
accent ngurc 70, oi 400 bushels 81 Beans
irom Germany IA, had decidedly drmoiAi aug tendency
MOI lew receivers predict further decline Oi TIE
re- M mai have thus TAR arrived Euur' few have
been sold ~ - JUcst they rreE IN zo aud
ou.lty and DO not general sa,i-Ct un. Freight 10
Havana ha- vautri from &c o. 3pc per barrel 10 anc
nation ~ tie advance ppc.- bought irr Nicely oi MAI
f0s. last week and the market shows sune strength
Red and White Kidney are steady - GuolcI
p.a Tr1us afr freely offered - - aud
onv fe ceiling "crrps OF Green Peas arc arg', bnt ar
,Tl' az gul IrG neg ecft1 choice si0ck has hsna
5euln 3! TO- autlcrn Baca Eve are Lthc scarce at
a. rt4r.tf NJ rfIIp Quotations
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FRUITS. BERRIEs AEpSurs-pRrED.

Receipts o. Dried Fruit Tor the ISL pg with 6o3
pigs Of PEANUTS ana 20 pkga OF Pecan Nuta Exports o
Dried Appes % pkgs thr Dried Fruit market II duA ana
prices fOr most SORTS weak pressure 10 sell 5tl
receivers not willing sAAe prices very much
and IN cosequ re- hc bushes h light Many Ots 0 EVapp
rated App- tro hohng Of zoe which cannot be- sofa lye
l4c and the extra "a held 10 above buyers
Views GH sundfisd forced auO steady price,.
EN 0raed Peeled Peaches very aud have sma
ngiry at fl late prices In EsHpOrutod
peeled suhdned Peeled hcd firmly, but there Is ntli1
demand at the moment. Unpeeed weak and small
iois Of halves and quarters mixed sold q J3qb, tas2
berries In buyers fayor Cherries rmer gle bid re asked
night request lover 30 pigs southern pam
sold at 2c WhOtleberies weak l5c Holders are
asking about former prices for Peanrt and few lots ere
changing hands More Hok0rynuts Offering than The demand
calls prices only small trade Ia black
Msnuts t 6Oc Chestuus and held Oo high for
healthy movement. Quotations;
Apples-EyapOrateu. Do, Unpeeed qr5,...Go az
Ring Cut. choice dla DO. do halYes.....7 al =
DO. fair primo dISL IaspberTies ..--..2S J29S
DO. " Csced fancy saD 81 Cherries a.
DO, fair tOChoce... Piupia, lBiaHlI
DO. Virginia.. n 8 lDo Do, DansJa....B UIt2
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Tfr0rts n Potatoes b2OS bDs PoIhoe9 nTe EInE Ity
f prices supply rather more moderate and 90
rr4u e rs improved large humber OF IrHh f3'toe
10 trffvr Liverpool steamers lucy do not
Eve good satisfaction genet ally. having "A Wy una
trst prHraulr ld cut yellow instead ~ white sweets
49, rof All nfy very uru White onions rather "caIce
and frur other KINDS steady Not many 'ahuaets aruyng
md rrcr higher Turnps ful aud buyorr favor Good
,auluuwar wanted Quotations
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WESTERN.
CHERsR

Receipts for the week. i,l77 boxes last week 4s0is
boxes corresponding week Last O 900 boxes ktrH
the 3,il3 boxes time last year ~ boxes
Liverpool dull at Cos for september cheese
and 55s for summer Freight by steam 20 Liverpool
l2s. Bdd47A win a light export demand and only
the market has ruled very quiet ana
pI1ces further declined. few pets are still sell ng
l2igc but September Cheese - Offered al +@
y qc and moves very aowy Tie medium grades gre VA
light effect sales low prices have N DO ac
cepted. Creamery Skins lower go boxes sold AZ
2G4c: nice lot an exporter sc, aud the very best
stock s offered al 9lzc Quotations;
state.tactory- DO. UOOr..............s s'a
Fine.............. - dl3it FulskimIgod Facty D
Do. good 10 prime. lu3td =. CTvAuert, partly
Do fairto good ~ gl,diO3e SKINNED choice. sL0 81
DO poor. .......... Sg0 Jia DO good prime q
OHIO Fiat al DO poor 90 TAR. a.
DO.eOOd 10 Drme....lO Ill DO, July SKINNED. D
DO lar 20 gOOu...... GlU
KGJA
Receipts for the week. 1894 pigs last week t3g pkgA
corresponding week ias year a., pkfs Fine c'h a.l
Eggs spariny Offering In sharp demand and hfh
Held aud Ice abundant slowly
Best - LINED Egg demand, but
Seconds somewhat neglected QuotltOas:
Jersey l.. l. Canada fresh ........2T20 OF.
nraT. by, per dOL...33 as West. aud Canada
Penn aud y. N-...-2J dBJ fair 10 good. 20 d2l
Western aD2S LmCd state ~ 0@@1
LINED Western. 81 NZl2
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financial.

ALL who are interested in railroad business
~ and mica 20 statistics should get TIE TRIBUNE ALI
MANACt,r 1891. uDyrs tly btcs ,, p, II, ~ nuL
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Apples-EyapOratel

MIX 'ht, tuuitb --. Yin
DO. fair 10 prime. ..lIiadlSL
DO. y. C.sliced fancy sgD 81
Do, fair tOChoice.... 8 a X
DO. Virginia. 6 q 3
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Receipts for tho week 1iOO bales last week. 1921 bales
eIors Tor The week, 500 bales imports rs large bales
Not much doing I'm Hops. Exporters holding OF, only
buying lew lots at order Brewers operating sarngy
an 90 not apparently regard the 8tuaOn unavOrbe 10
them The feeling continues strong In the Interior re-
cent sale OF 900 bales Is reported 3uc, Western buyers are
picking up some lots at very full prices Quotations:
state Choice G3n Do Poor to Far. ...10G15
DO G0oi 10 an d. Far to Prime. 10. Gals
Do Fair To Good Eastern = 1877
Do Good 10 Prime 80 1872 Pacific Coast lS025
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

Export and JObbing Leather .........2G a 27ia
Calcutta Bunao-Light, 2OGZl. Middle. sOa2l Hti
90 Damaged. l7dlS.
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PERsONAI..

Hos. r BLsis has been confined to hi, bed
since Monday.
Ma ". L. Dawson len Tuesday TOE hi. home
At gich uiu No
Ms W. a. mt viii leave 10 les day, Tor
81, home In Grenoia. Hsnsas.
Ma GEo a. Races Ia. gone up 10 the noun
tains IN the interest o, his dfm
-Da. ASP Mss W. T. LKrcuEs, Of Co,ingtou.
are ssssis Of Nj Torcsius Reid.
Nus MsoeiE McRonEsrs, VI nauvile. h.
9Th her uncle, John MeRoboft., ~.
hissEs lffriE, MAiiia and saphia Tishbact,
Of psnsille are visiting relative. here.
--MissEs Lots owstEr, Of Misaaufi, aud Belle
Chsuauli, Of shelby city. are guests Of Ms. Saba
fenniagion.
Ma - ~ EgAsroS has returned irom
visit 10 BIZ. btOiasr. Roler T. Edmi.ios. at
urccnasld. M.
Miss CoHA sssuinoH, looking a. lovely a.
rosebud 10 early spring, I. spending fs day.
With Mis-. Jennie Hooker.
Mss. RonKRr McALisrFH took the premium
a the Eichmond fsif ior the hcsi specimen VI sit
cmhfoidsry. the second she has taken on II thl,
s.a.oa.
Mas. Ia. A. q. nUTrN.S. OF Pcsboiy, Kan
s,s. lcfl ~ her home yesterday. accompanied by
ML Mack Huamsu, vho uiil sPead some time
With hts aihef.
Ma. ,. 1. AcKfsSKr aud wiie Of Richmond,
are visiting the fauiily Of Capt. Geo. u. MeKis-
nsy. Mr Mckinney has the reputation Of belng
ons Of the tesi agents IN the l. Az.
-u.L- }. q. CaspDocE, u the Paris Trus Es--
tsciiaa. ~h6 l. staying al Crab Orchard springs. |
TOOK In The Path Curc, Tuesday. In oompsuy With
Ne. Oo,. Porter aud hss daughter. Miss Jessie
Porter, Of Versailles.
-MissEs sAlLis EsotrNAS and Lille nisSln,
Of heil Seminary. Dauviiis. were With Misa Clara
helm this week. Mr. shasksliord Lee snd Mt
Utorss Allen we're Nth the young ladies' aud
spent several days ~ Capt D. 7. R5chesiers
". .. BRLt. ~ Of Andsrson esunty, was
here this verk In the Interest Of hi. race Tor the
Clsitshir Of the Coari Of Appeals. lie IL a most
ansbic and accomplished gentleman aud Is In every
vsy qualified 10 aii the position TO which he a.
rlrcs. AZ Charuau Of the C,-nmitiss In bis coun-
~ he has done the nrmocfasy some excellent
~oft aud u Is bat jas, that Ne. Of this Csngres-
.onal Dislfle especially, shouli consider yell hi,
fI.I. 1
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RELIGIOIs.

ED. w. II. Reynolds, Of North Mid.
dletown, will begin a meeting at the
Christian Church here tomorrow (satur
day. night, TO continue several weeks.
The Southern nsgross think that the
Revised New Testament is a scheme liked
up by Northern Democrats for the purpose
Of returning them 10 bondage. They won't
read il.
The South District Association oil
Baptists will convene at Hsrrodsburg on
Tuesday, August 23j. Rev. A. g. Grayss
Of Lebanon, was elected TO preach the
introductory sermon, and Rev. 7. NJ
Vaughan, alternate The Tste's Creek A.
ISOLATION will meet Al Dsks's Cfeek
Church on Aug. S0th. Rev. W. A. Sim,
mons was chosen TO preach the next intro.
duetory sermon, and Rev. W. 7. Tyres, al
tsrnats.
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Rev. JIM Bruce writes. "Bro. Tyre,
and closed meeting At South Fofl Monday
night with very gratifying reiults--twenty.
four for baptism, besides great number
reclaimed.
-Eben,ner Morgan, President Of the
American and Foreign Bible Society,
Baptist has engaged DR.. Consnt to re.
wise the Old Testament The work will
occupy four YEAR,, and the doctor Is TO
have $685. 900 for his services
Rev. J, s, Sweeney preached at Paris
last Sunday on "Annointing with OIL" lie
pronounced the alleged hesIinss that have
been reported as "shams, and their pre-.
tended performers Frauds" and said "ihs,
which is looked upon now AZ q bless.
ing will prove TO be dark blot upon the
fair name Of Christianity, and a curse to
The regions round shout H." OF course
Mr.. S~eeney knows II all.
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LIyCOLN COUNTY.
Musfonriiie.


Nenhof pfeuis'iohs are again being
'er'hed IN The prevalence OIL a chilly al
mosphere'
-'ohn o'ee's carpenter ana ~ne are
mourning The io's Of child some elght
months oih' VINO dled on MONDAY night Of
cholera iniAn'nm'
Last week daughter OF Anderson
Groggins, eolored, living on Long Branch
in C,..v con.,v .,,amn,.d m .nliv.n he,
g.. H. - 60, 81, =. A.. l,.a,;.s
h's ny pouring 'oa, o'' y" 'ne A'"u""s'
As usual the can exploded setting lire to
the girls clothing. She ran out and met
+. little child in the door. communicated
a. a.. 90 a.. ,;,,I. - A.. 81 ~
'"s ","'s W ", '.'' '"' 'u'''' a"" wv"
were burned 10 DEATH
Speaking Of the killing Of the robbeI
Duncan. an account of which appears
slsswLsrs on, corrs.nonds,, ..vs. Rn,.
sse"n'i'' o"' 0o''''Po"u'"' "'s ~"
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srArrFoRD. KY.
IOgtI NOTICES.


Go To Melsoberi- a stags Cor the Bes
b.cent Cigar.
Books on Faith Cures Tor sale by Me.
Roberts n Slsgg.
Tnr best cigar in town il found At Pen.
ny n McAlister's.
WATCHES and Jewelry repaired and
warranted by Penny n McAlistcr.
MADAME DrNoREsr's Fall style Pat.
terms for sale at McRoberis and Stagg's.
Fun medicinal purposes buy a bottle Of
l0.year.old Whisky from McRoberts n
Staeg.
A SPLENDID line " Toilet Soaps and
ierfumery, very cheap, al Penny a Nc
Alislers.
PuRE, ice cold, delicious That's the
hind Of Soda Water you get at Penny A
A LARGE stock Of Jewelry, Watches and
Slvefware. At less than city prices, at
Penny n Nc Alis,ers.
THE Ready mixed Paints sold by Me
Roberts n Stsgg are the best aold-are
guaranteed 10 every particular
LrGAL BLANKS Of all kinds for sale at
Tnr INTERIOR JouRSAL Office. Clerks,
Sheriff., Magistrates and Cou.iable- will
ssve money by giving us an order.
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Eiae Interior Jowasi
Through TVS INTERIOR allow NJ TO tell
all who did not attend the picnic At Island
No. 10 how much they missed. About
o'clock on Saturday morning, August 18th,
We left Stanford with a delightful drive Of
seven miles before US ere we could reach
the beautiful island, 90 filed with giant
forest trees that their verdsnt canopy er-
cluded the warm rays Of the sun, and their
waving brsnches famed the brows Of the
joyous dancers. The Island is near the
line Of Boyle, Gsuard and Lincoln
counties--the very place for picnic, ss
was proved BY the immense crowd Of bellies
the Island the silvery strains Of q beauti-
full waltz, I" played by the "colored orches-
trs," Of Dsnville, greeted our ears. The
generous and thoughtful young men who
go literally entertained their many friends
had determined TO leave nothing undone
10 enhance the pleasure Of the day, cost
what 1t might. The floor was pronounced
by the best dsncsrs to be equal 10 any
waved ballroom floor they bad ever seen
thirty by forty feet, a. smooth % glass,
without a single roughness or flaw.
Throughout the entire dav the band, I'M
der the direction Of Mr.. Will Baughman,
played the most delightful music, with eI.
,ellent time. in all the new and difficult
dances, namely the" Racquet" RYE" "Trip Z
Die Waltz, and Of course the old Quadrille. /
Al twelve dinner was announced, and all .
IN the ground invited to psrtake. We
lad special invitations TO dine with Misses
fnx leman, White, Bright and Hsrlin; but
I will be useless to attempt 10 describe the
|elights OF the loaded tables. Every one
novs what a reputation the neiehborhood
ss for feeding folks. and all we can say Is
hat all their former efforts were actually
nrpsssed. What more can we say Of the
icnic than that il was a grant success?
low could II I've otherwise under the direc-
on Of the elegant Young men, Meas.
suehman, Gentry. Eneleman, Fsrris,
right and White-just the very boys 10
lease the girls, and Of course IL the girls
ere pleased the boys were also. After
inner we danced until the sun began to
nix below the horizon and storni-clouds
armed ne we had had enough pleasure for
he day. All then prepared to go home.
it'll their hearts bounding with ioy, and
be and all saying-'Long live the bows Of .
land No. TO-" + HI
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Glorious Rerirai.

fVf INC lAftftof J0efhdi
Our meeting al Boones School. house
closed on Sunday last (l5lh) with forty
six additions. Moreover, We feel il but
due TO the people Of that community, and
all others who attended our meeting dur.
ing during the two weeks Of its continu-
snee, TO bear this public testimony TO the
unexceplionable and uninterrupted good
order that prevailed In our meetings, both
day and night. Not even the slightest
improperly upon the part Of any did We
observe In the large crowds that attended;
nor more generous hospitality did we ever
witness than characteriEes the citizens Of
that community Each house Was open,
aud Was made most welcome and happy
home to one and ALL For ourselves, We
realized more profoundly than ever before
the luxury OF having Booa(s) companions
with whom 10 make our home, and whose
pleasure il Was 10 make us hsppy. May
the Lord bless them eyermors. Az 70
suit Of the meeting the people resolved TO
raise the means and erect a good frame
house Of worship upsn a lot adjoining
Dudderar's cemstery-a most delightful
location for such an house. The nseans
are now being raised, and tho building
committee will put the honss under con
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LAND, sTOcK AVID CROP.

|
Ben spalding sold TO J. l.. Mont
e merry G5 stock hogs at 81 cents.
It. c. Jeffriss, Of Cynthians, shipped
to Washington a 3, 200 pair Of coach
horses for President Garfield.
AT Paris, on Court day, Col. ". W.
Baldwin, Of Msysville, bought Of Ira Penn
II aged mules, at Sl49 per head.
AT a sale Of Cot.wolds and South
downs at Pari., thi, week, forty three head
sold for a, 527, a general average Of $3.50
Maud 8, the wonderful trotter, clip
ped another of her record at Rochester,
n. Y, few days ago, making a mile Ia
2:l0l.
Lacy a Sons, Of Morgan county, sold
to Warner. Tabler a Co, contractors on
the Big Sandy Railroad, twenty work
mules at sll5 per head.
Lewis Jones sold TO Jesse For, Of
Boyle, "a Of the cattle advertised in this
paper last week at $3.50 per head. They
averaged 400 pounds.
MIR. W. &. Thomson delivered to Col.
W. W. Baldwin, Of Maysville, on Monday.
IS head Of mules, two and three years olds,
at about $50 per head.
Illinois has produced this wear %,
OOO, 900 bushels Of wheat, sgsinrt $4,000
900 last year-the poorest crop in quantity
and quality for tSeD,y years.
A fayette county farmer has traded
two hundred acres Of corn for two hundred
bushels, and many others are cutting down
the crop TO save the fodder before il dries
up.
The Bourbon County Fair will com.
mence on the 9th Of September and con-
tinue four days. A number OF catalogues
have been sent 10 this office which can be
obtained by persons wishing them.
NASHVILLE, Aug. lS.-Granberry a
OF Colum bis, Tenn, to-day sold
to Afford, Belts 4 Co., Of New Orleans
234 mules at sl6O each. This is the lsrg-
sst mule sale ever made in Tennessee.
John Veal, Of Clark, raised l,soo
bushels Of Tonselle wheat on 100 acres Of
and. Some Of it yielded 80 bushels TO the
,cre. lie sold 200 bushels Of i'll 81 so
per bushel. lie drilled il one bushel TO
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;. :. Me.sicti Mrs.. Harry Fields, fsa,. nworth,
Kansa', Wy Mr.. p ?. Hudmsn, ". x wynn.
osp cr,eti ars sarah smith, Ricbrno Junc-
ton, }. ". Vaughan, Bright A. n. Penny, =. n,
Chenauii, stanford :. d. Gooch. Euban. =; Prof
j. =. Rsppcrt, Hustouvltlc, J. :. MeKinp' y, Rich
mondi W, w. mn, 0renois, Kansas; Miss y. J.
Robertson, Louisville
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Col. LARur THOMAS, the new pro-
prieiOr Of the Clemens House, at Danville,
has ref,ted aud refurnishsd tina, hotel and
is making Il far better than il has been I'M
der any previous management. Although
having had only a limited experience in
the business. Col. Thomas seems to be per.
fectly at home, and With his. vide &C.
quaintsnce and great popularity he is sue
to be successful. We had occasion 10 try
his hotel last Monday and can recommend
il 10 the public.
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THE climax Of the hottest weather ex-
pcrienced for years was reached last Fri.
day evening when the mercury marked
1862 in the shade. The heat continued
through the night, and II was 60 fearful
that q cast iron man would have found IL
next to impossible to sleep. Since then
II has been cooler, and life hs. been little
more bearable.
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LuSArIc.-Mr. shspleigh Elmore wa.
adjudged lunatie this week and ordered
TO the Asylum. lie has been in bad health
for long time, and his msnis Is supposed
TO be the result Of melancholy produced
by u. lie has a brother already in the
Asylum,
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tract for completion during the present
year; also, Elder J. Livingston was en-.
saged 10 preach for this young congrega-
ton one.iourth Of his time.
w. l.. WILLIAMS,
Jasper IfvfNgeroN