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the Members Of the
Jury.
Court Accordingly Adjourhed--
No Session to Be Held,
Till Tomorrow. ~
Reason why tho Assassin Did
Not l.ainpoon Ills For.
Mer Wife.
Learned Decisions Regarding tho
Practicability Of shackling
Prisoner.
The Precedents Are Entirely Op.
posed to Irons or Gags
in Court.
Lefroy, Who Was Hanged the. Other Day,
Had the Same Inspiration 9uiteau
Complains Of.
THE TRIAL.
DEATH tpF 4 .ilsllOt's WIPE.


uay 10 pefiilt Tue Juror liobbs 10 Dhfy Ills
dead. llis wt1e t!acd lust night, anu t,e poor
o''l ilai'-'!o is nearly 'o-"as br"nKl't 'h'o
ent'i. s t,''s ln"rllnE ~ naa!s'!' sess r''ls,'
n"c'""' '1s" eAc!teu 'nc s5'npaths W n't'
an "1tM"esn'eht '.,l'a a!Feat!s oeeh "i"'e ~
.L"een u'e 'uuRe. tlae government eou1lse!.
n.u ~. ne"Iee oe"s1i'e s 'os ieecsS n'er ua.u
euHesslHs: ANS fecess 'na"es IL eeltal''
u!al ue tl!"! canhat eonc4uue oeto1e the .,e~
se"'' US .'c ptosee"t'ol1 t'"o "ope"' ''eo'
Yhle says t!las He 'n1ehas 10 aeeupy IN en-
t1fo aay win the efoss-pexalhaliatlon nl ue
expert ao" "po'' tae stallu' anu ''c t''lAAs
,.,,, +. At tkAst ~ IT, Ten ..a.'t,,, nAas thu
Wh1 9e consumes ~ uts eAa,''l',a.'l " t'.o
tehta'h'"s eApet@' ~ d'e ~" " WHICH @ u'"e
~ ~ co,nuent o'!oMRh eluE! ~ Io e"'.,..
u 1p'"on a''o4R no W -. H.. ny ~, ""n
sAl.l ~ c'oss-eAa''neE ~ t,.i''k 'nnt me e1,
peEt tes'hnohs WI! wv wthoue e"eet t.,,' "'"!
lla'e io ''ta1"ence "po't t!'e jury. "atchu
Wns p'ouehl ll'to eoHft. LUIS nl"tnntx' n."n.
aeles1 M asas', anu VERY ,haeh eHahgea III
appearance on account ot tne ell'1ts sen!"-
a, "l h's oea9A 10 pee'n'e I'll ttlo I"HnR o
p'lslef eMss III lt1s sknn a"u 1hee' pt"eess
',pt ns"a'!, 'esurten H. !" n'e e"se u 'h"i'
"e'etS nnI'a "1leF "ea.h.
"el1h-Nu - n'Hi Nue'l IltN"E4.
W 'i'ucA 81 'uat ta'as'ea 1.eea' "'W ''"S pee,'
~ tae couhsss'taole a,host every "aS
!l'loueh"sst tne t9!a'. sasS ulaI ~ siloH!u not
,'ASe hho",, i''"'. ~. 1e1no'"' ~ u'e "ea'"
,'"a Ne'ueu n'tea .. fa'9' =. A.As ~ ~"
h'lo"S 1l1a' t!s uusa may possto1S W ''ltt'c"
now'l " posserlts. N's 'naRh'ncsnt ego.'sln
~ NJ uusll p'e"se'' ~ ~ e"a'' as Nv WIS .snse
n'g tne 'ou...toot,, 'ouns. hH s'"ppea t ~ ;i'1
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, 1881-12-20

Ttmq was when peopio had II suffer with cold;
now u bottle vi Or. bulls c1uUh Syrup Gurus
then.
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The Cooper a Jackson circus perform
ance here on Friday last was unusually
good.
On sunday afternoon the freight depot
Of the Cincinnati Southern was discovered
10 he on FIRE and the alarm given. and al
the same time small fame was seen on
the roof Of the passenger depot, both
building. having caught from the spark.
from passing engine. The flames on the
passenger depo, had made but little head.
way, and were promptly ertinguished by
Mr.. Tilley, the operator. The other build
ing and contents and one boz car were
destroyed. Value Of goods, &c. destroyed,
about 81 800 or $1,000. building and car,
$1,000; probably insured. Here arises q
mooted question Of liability for goods lost
about which Judges Hardin and Jackson
80 widely differ. IL the running Of q
freight train on Sunday a necessity
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NOTES OF CURRENT RVExrs.

1t is thought that the tobacco crop oil
Kentucky will reach 22,500 hogsheads
this year.
MIR. Lorillard says that his English
stable has cost him 100000 over and
above expenses
There is another reign Of terror in
Russia, brought on by the discovery Of a
plot To kill the new Gar.
"A railroad war waging in the East
has cut down passenger rates TO s. from
New York to Cincinnati and Chicago.
The originstors Of the Carter county
troubles have been captured and peace
reigns again in that locality. The militia
did not have to be ordered out.
According 10 a correspondent Of the
National Boptisf, there are more than seven
hundred thousand colored members Of
Baptist churches in the United States.
Judge Robertson, the bone Of eonten-
ton between Garfield and Conkling, has
taken the oath Of Office as Collector of the
Port Of New York, and given bond in the
penal sum Of 100000.
The Talbot Brothers we're hang at
Marysville, Mo-, Friday, for the murder Of
their father. We are indebted to DR.. L
X. Yates for St. Joe paper giving a
graphic account Of the scenes attending
the execution.
"A couple Of negroes confined in the
Padueah Jail, until they could be taken to
the psniientiary, fell to Sighting, when one
beat the others brains out with a piece Of
his bunk. The noise attracted the taller
and his assistants, who attempted to secure
the murderer, but he turned upon them
with his weapon aud was shot to death be-
lore he could be made to surrender.
The Sheriff Of Kenion county, Ky,
has advertised the Southern railroad for
'ale on the 9th Of August, to satisfy the
Judgment Of 4. Cummings for about $50.
200, rendered at the last term Of the
Chanesry Court in Coyington. OF course,
he purchaser will have to buy subject TO
hat elegant little lien Of SIC, 1000 900. which
virtually bars out all small capitalists
Justice Nathan Clifford, Of the United
staies Supreme Court, died in Cornish,
Me-, on the 18th, from the effects Of
analytic stroke received last fall. lie vas
ppoinied by Buchanan In 1858, and was
onseluently the Oldest Justice In point Of
sryice. lie Was always Democrat, and
4 his long life of nearly three score and
N held many high Offices. A Republican
I'LL be appointed in his stead.
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In anreaf lrnm cn.eu.

IIurrah for Clsrke Tell the Lincoln
Democrats not TO let Cousin Bob csjole
them into the belief that he is an old-line
Wing. Not a drop Of old.line whlgery
in him-no, sir; not a DROP Never will
call up an olhline Wing to be Y. s. sens-
tor not bit Of il In re districting the
State into eleven Congressional districts
he will not look TO the interests Of the old
line Wing party-not a hits worth--but
wipe both eyes clean and clear. and 60 Rad
on every proposition, and propose no small
number himself. | was a Wing, before
Whigery died; and do not say that | am
an oldline Wing. and ignore its principles
by voting for and acting in the interest Of
the Democratic party. say that | am q
Democrat; I vote Democratic, and Cousin
Bob ought to do likewise. Tell the people
that hfis a straight, square Rad, and that
he will do all in his power to its inter
est. Then, hurrsh for Clarke! He is .
straight, square Democrat, whole-soaled,
an honorable one, and one that no Demo-
crat will regret having voted for. He will
contend long and strenuously for the rights
Of his constituents. Then come to the
front, and give him rousing big majority
A CASEY DEMOCRAT.
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FRIDAY last @. W. Gentry, colorcd,
came to this Office with call on him to
become candidate for the Legislature
and his letter Of acceptance, which he en-
gagged TO be printed in handful form. The
printer went TO work on II as soon As
possible and when about half through
Gentry came hurrying 10 the Office and
asked 10 have the work stopped, saying
that "Mr. Blain was kicking 90 furiously
that he thought il best for the party not TO
rum" lie further said that Mr.. Blain put
the case TO him in this way; "If you run,
you place me in an awkward position, and
may cause my defeat; for should be ask
ed, DO you intend to vote for Gentry 2
and l should say Yea l lose all the
white votes that I am nov sure OF
getting, and II on the other hand should
say No. lose all the colored Vote And
then, with accents sweet and tender, he
plead with the "nigger," who finally con-
sented to relieve him Of the dresdfully EN-
bsrra-sing position. The withdrawal OF
Gentry occurred a little after o'clock
Saturday morning. That afternoon 7. Il.
Pollard. a white man, who has never
served his party half so we'll, nor is he hall
20 car able as Gentry, announced himself
as candidate, and Mr.. Blain smiled never
80 serenely. Can colored men who have
:
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The following msniage licenses have
been issued by D. y. Williams, County
Court Clerk, since last report Thos. }.
kinnaird to Sallie Oge; Milton u. Doane
to Emeline Cromer; Thomas J. Durham 70
Clista lawson.
--DEp.-At his fathers residence in
Boyle county, Ky, on the 2ist inst, At
$50 O'Clock p. NJ, lee, eldest son Of W. G.
and Tennie Caldwell Grinstead, sged seven
years. lie was bright, promising boy,
the pride snd pet Of his parents. His
death l. 10 them terrible grief, and their
friends everywhere sympsthiEe fcelingly
with them in their bereavement. Yet
Whist comfort they find in their sorrows
when they reflect on tho fact that IN sure
as God- promises are true, little lee Il an
angel now.
Last Monday was County touri Day.
The basiardy ease sgain-t A. q. Proctor
was again continued by the defendant. The
sheriff again reported his delinquent lisl
which was received. The number Of lie
linquents was s7G. Capt. Il. l.. Myers,
Commissioner. 6led report Of settlement
made win the Sher'h Tor lsso. The
'"oun' que uhe county IRON the sherln
o" Tue Is. day OF June isst ws' s-,f'''
less tue delinquent list, which val reduce
'he hgure' 10 about sZVVo. In the alter
noon M 'ohn bennett republican can
u''a'e Tor the senate addressed good
erowu OF democrats and Republicans IN
we .ou''i'ou'e' n democrat replied 10
mr. ns"he" 'ps'en' Edward rsrker'
"ePuo''o'"' anu W. - ioung' democrat
eahuius'e- 'ot 'he Legislature, Then adj
u'e''eu tue uesr people ihe crowd IN
''"" was arg, ou' 'here was niue drunk
eh"es- ana no disturbances OF any moment
SA. Noiis.-ia-' Monday even
ing Two W ufee "hI'e men, names IN
,u''"' e"s'se" =" "''neni'! IN the out
-" a''S " VOW" WIN n'h JACK negro
Inc neS'oS mead was bruised considerably
anu nus ''ee' "e'k s"u clothing we've Gov
s''u WIN ''oou Nheh ne came into town,
Out ON examination us wounds were iound
70 DC MOI 's',o"s'''',''ohn Mar'er. Who Is
's0u,''y on '"e oOnu OF "en'ry hvans Tor
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eARRARD coUSrS.


Ross Burnside has three curiositie
In the shspe Of perfect egg. inclo-ins three
other perfect eggs.
-BoRs.-To the wife Of W. q. Dunlsp.
July 10Th, boy ......S Sam Peacock sl.o re-
joices in another boy born July sd.
Prof. Randolph. accompanied BY
several members Of his congregation held
q meeting al Gums Chapel last week.
Monday was County Court day. A
very good crowd in town, but very little
stock. The Hindoo doctor and grain men
had the day.
Cooper n Jaehson's circus exhibited
here Tuesday to large crowd. The usual
number OF DRINKS were observed, but no
disturbance beyond a knock-down between
John Alexander on one side and Charliss
forbush and i've or six friends on the
other. Alexander was somewhat demorsl-
ired, and retrea'ed In wild confusion. The
police appeared on the scene about that
time to arrest forbush, who resisting was
elubbed into submission and taken TO jail.
-Jordsn Gray, OF Louisville, ~ss visit
ing relatives here last week Misses
Kate Whsrritt and Matte Brown are re-
cuperating their attenuated frames st
Estill springs......Lieut. Mcfarland and
family are at Gsnl. Lsndrams......Miss
Nee walker attended the csmp'mesting
last week......Miss JEANNE Lacky and Miss
Mollie Johnston are visiting In Stanford
.....Mrs. +. ID. Potts has returned from q
lying business trip to Chicago Will
Burnside, Of Pine Hin, IL here on . visit.
Mess. John Burnside and -on, who
live on the head waters Of Back Creek, in
the Fast end Of this county, are conspicu-
Gus among the best and most extensive
farmers of the locality. and, what Is more
to the point, they are in possession Of the
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PULASKI COUNTY.
Somerset

| S0WCEDfss
"A feekled-faced youth, rejoicing Il
the sobriquet Of Turkey" Stringer, was OF
trial before Judge Cosson, Monday, charg
ed with the heinous crime Of carrying con
cealsi weapons. The jury failed to agree
and he will have another trial to-day.
-Donnelly, who shot Gooch at Eubanks
Station, had his examining trial Thursday
His bail Was fixed at $500. 1t is thought
he will give it in few days...... Buck Boil
ston. who shot Whitaker. gave himself ny
to Justice OF the Peace. and Was brought
to town for trial to-day ...... We learn that
old Steve, a colored musician, quite a IA.
vorite among the boys, was shot yesterday.
The extent Of the wound is not known.
Since our letter Of last week q change
hos passed over the political. and Mr..
Parker can discern In the distance the
camp-fIes and floating banners Of a trio Of
opponents. First in order Ia Gen. Rusk,
Manager Of the Point Burnside Hotel.
From his magnificent physique and pa
troniring airs, this parsonage Is generally
known as "Prince Rusk." His high ambi-
tion Is 10 lift this State out Of the nets Of
fogyism and infuse il with the vitality Of
TIE Buckeye State, from which he halls.
To this end he Is willing to sacrifice him
self, &c. Rev. Allen Bsllou wants 10 run,
and insists that be il in the field. But
thanks be TO God there is clause in our
dear Constitution that shields and protects
n minister from the awful dangers Of the
State Legislature. Last, but BY no means
least, comes our friend, Samuel Hendrix.
sammy believes 10 econmy. II iss favor
lie theme. Fill his stomach and warm
bis heart with that pure liquid distilled
on mountain sides and in gloomy eaverns,
and under iis generous influence he will
mount goods boz and pour forth his COM
plants for hours. The salary Of the Gov
ernor would support him In siiiusnce and
ease during the balance Of his life. Mem
bers Of the Legislature receive three dol
lars per day. woiul sIirassganee lie
~ould willingly serve for a third Of Il
Nov here they are. Whether they can
pull Mr.. Parker, man Of brains and in
sgrity down, remains to be seen. ]
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Mt. Vernon Department.
SAM. M. BURDETT, Editor.

Vote early.
Vote for the Democratic ticket.
| Vote for Df. J. J. Brown for the Sen
ate.
| Vote for W. s. Young for Represents.
tive.
Stand by your colors, Democrats, and
victory ia certain.
Vote for your couniyman and friend,
DR.. J. J. Brown.
With proper Democratic effort, Brown
will sweep the county by $50 majority.
While you are voting for the other
boys. don't forget to give "Dick" Tate a
boost.
The Mount Vernon small boy who
carries pistol now expresses his idea, when
he means TO say he will shoot a fellow,
with the remark that she will comb his
hair with No. 49,"
Our young friend, Mr. Will. J. New
comb, took charge, last week, of the iele-
graph Office at Deatssille, Ky, on the
Bardstown Branch Of the l.. Il n. II. X.
He is the youngest operator in the State,
and is promising boy.
In this weather, il is nice and refresh
ing to 'psnd day or two at Crab Orchard
Springs II is more especially so, IL you
chance to have for companions, two hand
some and charming young ladies from
Lebanon, a genial editor and his interest
ing bstter-half from Stanford. and bril-
liant sr;journalist from Hopkinsyille.
-THE TEAcHERs.-ProL A. q. Lowell
has charge Of the public school a. Living
ston which began lis session last Monday
......Miss Sallie Myers will teach 10 tho |
cave districts, in Pleasant Valley ...... The
trouble in district. No. 2, known as the
"IIansell District" has not been settled
..... Nearly, II not al! Of the districts are
supplied with teachers.
ABOUT PEoPLE.-Miss Delora Brown,
a sweet little daughter Of DE-. \. w. Brown,
Of North Middletown, is visiting Miss Sal
lie Myers at Pleasant ysllsy......M Miss Kate
Oldham, a charming young lady from
Madison county, was visiting Miss Jael Rsdd
.....Col. John X. Faulkner aud Mr.. X. %.
Burnside, Of Lancaster, were here Monday
REV. r. w. Vanhook and Eugene
snodgrass, students Of the Lexington Bible
College, are holding protraetsd meeting
1t Providence this week. They are both
ROctessile county "boys.", Capt. Thos.
]. Ballard, Of Goochland, Was in town
Monday. lie is warmly supporting DR..
Brown for the Senate ...... Hon. John ID.
White was in town Monday night !
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finally succeeded in reaching thia county
with 5000 Mack;naw front. in cool order.
which hay. be,u scnt 10 the v,rious
streams Of tl,e county for distribution.
Mrs. Elis, Pbillipa. Mrs. Il. X. Wear.
en- and family. and Miss Ann. l. Wearen
left for Madison county. A few d,ys AGO
...MrLP. B.ker stoppel n short lime
with N. ON bis wav from Misaouri Ia Al.
lan,s.
There is a natural ice-house on tho
farm OF Thomas Kelsey, In this county. 1t
is a cavern or crevice in the rock, and hiss
b,sn lpown IN ,re..,vs loo ,hro,sh the
entire Summer. II is utilized by the
psopl. for mile. around in sickness.
Mr. N. she,perd In. ius, shawn
me . ,s,f.c, s,.c;ms, NJ ,s,,;f,c,;o, A
crotch of timber Is inches in d;.m.,,r a,
base and "a feet LONG |. turned into .oliJ
atom. IA b,s b..n ,n,ch..sJ NV NJ,
shs,,s,J and gill hs nl,csl In the cou,,,
hon.. al o,o.m.., .nl cn,io.i,,
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uausn'e' o' WI. ~ "u,'' ""rs ." "e'
way 70 s'aoO' 'ne u'y 'e'or' ine's s"'
''r0"g '"pO'','" y" '"s P,'' " ~,
ii"f' ana 'f'enu' 70 Hhch 'ne o'a's =
scOuna"', o"' ue''e' 'o'"'e'' p's'a''eu
anu 'ne "a" WI" 'e ''o"e' 10 "''e ~
cou'-e IN 'he case,
inns having oeen county 'o"', ~"
and mere oe'ns out niue business oe'o''
The Court ,he Gay ma. oeen devoted ''
political uiscus<on- throughout. Inc
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Mr.. 10 c. Phillips bought Of Thoms.
Cowherd ~ head Of 2-year-old mules for
a., soO.- Lebanon standard.
On receipt Of the information that
Lapham had been elected 10 succeed him,
Conkline icisgraphcd to member Of the
Legislature as follows The heroic con-
-iancy Of the Spartan band, which so long
has stood for principle and truth, hss my
deepest gratitude and admiration. Borne
down by forbidden and sbhorrent force
and sgencies which never before have had
sway in the Republican party, the memory
Of their courage and manhood will long
live in the highest honor. The near future
will vindicate their wisdom and crown
them with approval. Please ash them all,
for me, to receive my most grateful &C
knowledgmsnts"
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BOYLE COUNTY.
Dan rifle.

Several horses fell in the ring at the
fair on Monday afternoon with "blind
staggers"
The Central Kentucky Camp meeting
Sill commence at the grounds, near Dan
willie Junction, August 4th, and continue
ten days.
The private hop at the Central Hotel
on Wednesday night, was a success-pecu-
lisrly 30 in many respects. Wolf a Tiost
make the best dancing music in the State.
Little Henry Fsulconer. son Of Joseph
Faulconer, Of this county, fell in front Of
the blade Of a machine he was driving on
Monday and had his right arm cut of just
above the wrist.
Wheat, $l15, delivered at the depot.
This time last year il was worth 20 cents.
Wool. 274 cents. No oats have as yet
been sold, but the crop in this county ia
unusually fne.
Mr.. Jerrie u. Fisher, Of st. Louis, Is
in Danville recuperatlng after his severe
illness......Sam Curry is quite ill......J.
Fletcher Combs, Of Elizsbethtown, is In
Danville. ..... Miss Florence Griffith, Of
Owensboro, is visiting Mrs. DIR. Tucker
his city.
A splendid dramatic company-Rich.
mond a McElreih's--pressnted "Divorce"
on Wednesday night. "Hanel Kirke" on
Thursday night, and will give "Our Boys"
on Friday night. The troupe is a good
one, and deserve better patronage than
they have as yet received.
-DIED-In Perryville, this county,
Tuesday, 26lh inst, Miss Anna Ripley.
Near Mitchsllsburg, on Thursday last, 2lst,
Lee Grinsiead, son Of Prof W. c. Grin
stead, sged about eight years....on Mon
day morning David G. Gregory, an aged
and highly esteemed citizen Of the West
end Of this county.
There Is here doctor from Hindoo,
Just trying to see what he hin do;
But IRON Advocate tell.
Hes fraud and sell.
This dark young man, the Hindoo.
lie talks sweetly Of Dan
And the AdtOcais man,
Aad waves his turbaned heAi-dress;
lie Is medicine bad
Aud two-wifsy lad
This son-Oi-a-sun from Madras
The Third Annual Fair is now in pro-
sress. A good crowd in attendance, and
exhibition Of stock away above an aver
lge, especially cattle, colts and roadstsrs.
The weather could not have been finer and
more favorable II Il had been ordered. The
ollowing Is list Of premiums taken by
Lincoln county on Tuesday and wednes-
lay: First Day.-Ladies' Department;
Silk Embroidery, Mrs. Kate McAlistsr,
II entries. Lace Work, Mrs.
John NJ. Philips. stanford. Second Day
Horse for saddle purposes, Us. Carpenter,
Iustonsille. Stallion CT Gslding 2 years
Id. J. 3. Carpenter, Jacksonville. Bull
all, Chris Lyon. Hustonyille. Bull 8
ears old. J. 2. Rifle. lIustonville. Sweep
lsks Bull any age, J. Z, Rife, Huston |
lille. 4
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The subcommittee appointed y see
that full Democratic vote is polled should
be alive TO their duty. With a thorough
organization. neither the world. the flesh,
the devil nor the Republican party can
triumph over us. The election next Mon
day is q most important one. Will Dem
ocrats allow themselves To be caught nap
pine3
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EVERY person who has given the mat.
ter a moments thought, is Of the opinion
that our almost obsolete Constitution
ought to be amended and rejuvinated.
Democrats and Republicans are united in
this belief. Therefore let your vote be re-
corded for calling a Convention to fix up
the old document.
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We would like for the Mo,mtaia Echo
to tell us who Is going to beat Judge Tur-
ner in Madison when he has no opposi-
ton? And while We are at il we will give
the Echo this bit Of information: Judge
Turner Is not brother Of ex-Congressman
Tom Turner. but cousin. Another thing,
no Republican can beat either Of them in
fair race for any thing hut money goes
a long ways in securing Radical votes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-29

Col. BLAIS ran for a Democratic nomi-
nation in 1870, and, on being defeated,
bolted and became Republican. lie
will be defeated again next Monday, and
upon the came principle, we expect to see
him box the compass again.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-29

Our talented young friend. +. F. Mad
den, Of the Louisville Post, has received
the Democratic nomination for Represen-
tative in the Third and Fourth Wards,
Louisville. 4 more worthily-bestowed
honor could not have been conferred.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-29

The Frankfort correspondent Of the
Cowier-JOunai says that zone high in su-
thority is implicated in a scan. mag" We
hope he does not refer to our old fiend,
Coy. blackburn.