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Mt. Vernon Department.
SAM. N. BURDETT, Editor.

After a two months absence, the
writer comes back to his post, and takes
up again the pencil which has been
idle for so long. Comes again to the read
ers Of the INTERIOR JouRsAI, after two
months Of anxious watching and waiting,
eliminating in the greatest sorrow he has
ever known or shall ever know, no matter
what the future may hold in store for him.
Only those who have lost a mother know
how sad is the heart Of him who writes
these words. He knows that his mother
was to him and to the others who held an
equal place with him in her heart, the best.
the purest, the gentlest and the fondsst Of
mothers. She was. besides, a woman Of
real nobility Of mind, heart and eharae-
ter. No truer, more devoted Christian
than she ever tasted the sweets Of the Lords
all-suficient grace. Gone from earth her
children who loved her grieve that she has
left them And yet, painful paradox
"grieye that all her griefs are Ger" They
know, looking above and beyond their
sorrow, that she is with the angels in the
Paradise Of God.
The railroad bridge over Rockcastle
River will be completed this week.
MIR. - Fame, Of London, Is here this
week putting the paint on Mr.. Harrison
Carpenters new building.
Small poker, in which grains Of coffee
figure as chips, is now the prevailing game
with the Mt. Vernon sports.
Little Bessie Bragg is quite sick.
Prof. A. q. Lowell is better. Miss Annie
Kirtley is suffering from an attack Of hay
fever.
The Office at Washington issued on
Tuesday to Mr.. Isaac A. Stew art, a promi-
nent attorney OF this place, patent for
q sad-iron rest.
An Individual who kept late hours
Monday night, says there Was a slight fall
Of snow after midnight. Il disappeared,
however, with the man who ssw II, before
daylight.
Mr.. J. II. Otter will take up the plat
form In front OF his store and will pave
the entire front from the building to the
street. II Is said the pavement will be er-
tended thence up that side Of the street TO
the railroad.
The citizens Of Rockcasils are re-
spectfully invited 10 visit the store Of J.
W. Hayden, Stanford. and select any ar
ticle from his large stock OF Dress Goods.
Notions, Ladies Underwear, Cloaks, Dol
mans, Boots, Shoes, Sc, NC, they may
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GARRARD COUSrs.


/
-MAhRiED'-in The county Judge
Once october IY.h' py non. W. Mehe'
pnnean' d. r. Holland ana Miss Nancy
Morgan all OF 'eSssmine county. In
Judge went through me ceremony kissing
the oriue' ~e'' win honor 70 himself ane
credit 10 the county. oc'ooer zo'h' Joat
Gil TO Miss Josephine DAVIS; same date
John Davis to Miss Katie Bsugh; October
"a, near RANT LICK, DOC wallace 10 Miss
Belle Iackey.
The little son oil boney Gill; whose
leg was broken py Kick from . horse
died from the effects Friday HE artery
oil the leg was eilher Gu, oy q splinter o.
'he Done OF s'o"s"eu, ana ne o'eu 70 dea'h
''"'' miss Margaret L"Sk' aseu ABOUT ~
years, aieu near Lancaster s'ier hnger'
ing Illness an" was pur'eu IN the Laneas'
yer eene''y' Moheay, a''ef funeral
sermon IN 'he Presbyterian 'hufch oy
new - =, hahuo'ph,
MI wm' gray mas gone 10 ohieago &c
spe"u 'ne "in'e' wiz" nus uaush'ef' MIS-
ieynoiu'',''''.AP', .. W. huam' ana VIE
'e'' thursday 'Of ~. worm ieAas' ihey
were aooon'Ps"ieu W o. LOUIS ny Mis'
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WAIVE C0rSrr



The Court Of Claims is In session to-
day. M a
Mr.. Hiram X. Hsys, Comfy Attorney,
after the fatigue Of prosecuting Bill and
Brewster, referred TO elsewhere, had con
gesiive chill, and has been very seriously
III since his relapse, As he was Just recover
ing from an attack OF fever.
We are having some gentle shower. OF
rain, but not enough al this writing TO IN
cresse The supply 81 stock ws'.r, which Is
greatly needed. The mills OF the county
are all getting several days behind WIN
their custom grinding IN consequence OF
scarcity OF ws'er.
Married, on the 2oth inst, at the rest
dence Of the brides brother John bsrlle'
son, by Elder Osleo W. ceweii' MI VIM
J. kindr'cs, IT., 70 Mlss Mamie nsr,'eson,
all OF wayne county, NY IL n es'lms'ed
that [" many AZ iour hundred in'''eu
guests attended the wedding and psr'ook
OF the elegant supper gwen upon Tue oe'
casion. Mr.. W. .. hindriek' ST. gave
the young couple and number OF 'he'r
friends an entertainment ON the evening
following the Wedding
Mr. Willard =. Han has taken leave
OF his cattle rancho IN ind'an ier'"of'
long enough TO make short 'int 10 ms
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NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS.

The prospect OF a war IN Ireland
grows less by degrees.
Scott county pays 500 each per annum
for taking care Of her paupers.
The County Judge and County Attor-
ney get but $500 each in Anderson county.
There has been appropriated for re-
pairs OF the White House during the last
thirteen years, $3O2,3i5.
The official returns of the last August
election are at last all in, which shows
Dick Tate's majority TO be ll4,795.
Two New Jersey editors were SEMEN
fenced to six and eight months in the pen
itentiary and to pay fine ofs20O for libel.
Only eight men have died in the Ken
tucky penitentiary in the last two years,
against 100 deaths for the year previous.
-Vsnnor says we are to have mild
Winter. We generally do after severe
one, and last was cold enough for the
Attic regions.
There are now A ,572 postoflices in the
United States, an increase Of 500 during
the year. The number Of Presidential
Offices is 1858
The examining trial Of the Malleys
has at last ended in holding both Of them
over to the Supreme Court for the murder
Of Jennie Cramer. Bail was refused.
Gen. Walker, Superintendent Of the
Census. has resigned TO take charge Of the
Institute Of Technology, to the Presidency
Of which he was elected sometime ago.
king. the aeronaut, and Hashagen, the
signal officer, who left Chicago last week
in balloon, arrived at Chippewa Falls,
after wandering in u swamp five days with.
out food.
The Great Eastern, the largest vessel
ever built, which cost over $4,000, 900, and
which bankrupted its projectors, has been
sold for $4,000. II is said to be too large
for any purpose. ..E|
Hon. w. Z. Russell, Of Lebanon, Who
came 20 near getting the nomination for
Appellate Judge at the Elizabethtown con-
vention, announces himself candidate for
=, a, .. 800,
'"-' nm :"
Inc ''ao'e VI 'he iopeAa wy haii-
way Company and contents, including
twenty-five horses, eight cars, harness,
tools supplies, &C., were burned Saturday.
ihsre seems 10 De a 'a'aii'y attached to
car stables.
-ihe star-hou'e reductions to date
have resulted IN u saving to the Govern
men' oil s-,ioV'ooo' IL Is thought that
there VIII De no further material redue-
uon' as IL might result In harm to the nee
essafy service 4
The eocoanui crop Is short and the
price has gone up from $40 to $40 per
thousand. The United States consumed
io,oSi, sso OF these nuts last season. A
storm In the Island Of Jamaica last year
causes The present shortage.
The actual net loss by the Michigan
forest hres Ia u, '22,1sl. An area Of 500
square miles we're burned over, including
l,li1 dwellings, twenty eight sehool-houses
eight churches, 1870 stores, twelve hotels,
thirty -four grist and saw.mill, and twenty
docks.
The Indictment against Capt. Howgate
contains "A counts. The amount he embel-
1led is set at $sl 600 He showed up in
Court, the other day, pleaded not guilty.
and in default of $50. 900 hail WAS ordered
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had evidently grown Mp with the tree.
Come to think Of IL. this may be the very
frog mentioned in the song, who would
not wooing go" But why speculate
The peculiar discovery and setting ~ lib.
cr,y Of this frog are facts, and doubling
Thomascs have only TO call on Mr.. Adams,
where the animal itself will he cxhibi-
ted together with other sufficient cviden-
ccs Of the truth OF what is here written.
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Fat hogs arr selling here ~ 81 cents
per pound, gro~.
-Thcre has been no candidate for the
Cont Of Appeal. Clerkship here this week.
The needed repairs 10 the boiler Of
Griffin Hopperls gtist-mill have been
made, and the corn.meal famine is q, an
end.
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Tnr Legislature Of Georgia, believing
that a gun or pistol should always be
given the heneft Of the doubt about lis
being loaded. very wisely made i crime
10 point one at person, either In fun or
In malice.
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JuDoE Cox has assignsd Leigh Robin
son as associate counsel in the Guitsau case
and ordered that q reasonable number Of
witnesses he summoned for the defense and
paid BY the government. In other words,
the government will pay witnesses to come
and testify in behalf Of the miserable
wretch, when their testimony may result
In shielding him FROM the extreme punish
ment he 80 well deserves. Truly ours is a
great and good government.
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RKv. J. w. ZIMMERMAN, late Of the
Danville Tribune. Is mindins dis,illery in
the 7th District. How have the mighty
fallsni Bat come 10 think Of il, s. day
Is much better than running a Radical
paper for glory.
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The Herald says that fifteen widows live
on two squares In Richmond. II the foul
bachelor editors Of that place would dc
their duty like men, the number could be
reduced 10 eleven in q very short time.
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Jusr what We were going TO say. Eve
have no tears to shed over the defeat Of
MIR. Bookwalisr in Ohio. Whenever Demo.
cratic conventions nominate disgruniled
Republicans they court and earn defeat
4 breckenridge News.
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SPEAKING Of the proposed railroad from
here to Gallatin. Tenn, the Columbia
Spectator says ave are assured that our
people stand ready to do their full part in
putting through this or any other project
that will develop our great resourees."
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ONO papers take delight In pointing TO
the numerous crimes committed in Ken.
lucky, and In laying II on lack Of civil.
ration Of our people. We do not pretend
to defend the criminals Of Kentucky in
the least; in point Of fact we eSecrate
crime in every place Il is found, but we
believe that II the Ohio papera would turn
their eyes homewsrd instead Of across the
river they would find crime enough to
keep them busy, II they would denounce IL
A. IL deserves. While crimes against woman
predominant there, every other clsss Of
crime is fully represented, and in It, most
horrible aspect. These observations have
been called forth by reading copy Of the
Cincinnati Enquirsr, in which are told the
stories Of the fatal stabbing Of woman OF
ill-fame by an unknown man, wife
murder and psrricide. This last is one
Of the most unnatural crimes every record
ed. Gen. Weir, prominent citizen in his
sith year, IL dubbed to death by his son
because the old gentleman refused to obey
one Of his whimsical demands. No, no, as
bad as Is Kentucky. Ohio cannot point the
finger Of scorn al her in the matter Of
crime, for she can discount her In every
respect
THf reason that Assistant r. NJ. General
Tyner was bounced was because he had
knowledge Of the Star Route frauds more
than two years ago. but failed to arrest the
abuses. Tyner says that he made report
to Key, who took il to Hayes, and he, not
wishing 10 rake up scandal during his
administrator, advised Key, for the sake
Of harmony, to keep it dark, and it was &C
cordingly done, Tyner says under his pro-
test. II anything were lacking to consign
both Hayes and Key TO the iniamy they 50
we'll deserve, this Is more than enough.
Tar Senate has unanimously agreed to
appoint Chief Clerk Shober a. acting
Secretary, which disposes Of the yexed
question Of the election Of a Secretary, fol
the present at least. The Senate can con
tinue him indefinitely, and it is likely that
IL will be done, since neither party car
elect its man. Gorham's prospects are
therefore, far from being bright.
| THE Republicans are talking Of running
Col. A. NJ. swope for Governor. As tn,
Colonel is Lincoln county man, We rails
our voice against the proposed slaughter
Besides, he is serving his country too nobl,
10 be sacrificed for nothing.
| The Herald says that fifteen widows liv'
on two squares in Richmond. II the fou
bachelor editors Of that place would d.
their duty like men, the number could b
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Ex.GovERSoR EDWIN ID. MORGAN, Of
New York, has been appointed and con-
firmed a. Secretary Of the Treasury In the
place Of Window, who viii 20 back to the
Senate from Minnesots. Gov. Morgan u
20 years old, and at present Is the head OF
the large sugar importing house Of +. ID.
Morgan a Co., in which he Is said to have
an interest Of over quarter Of million
dollars. According 10 the Law no person
engaged in commerce can occupy the po-
sition Of Secretary Of the Treasury, so the
sppointee must dispose Of his business be-
fore he can assume the duties Of the office
This Il Is said he can do advsntsgeously
and be ready for business by November
Ist, or soon after. Governor Morgan Is
highly spoken Of asa man Of firm integ-
rity and excellent business qualifications
and his appointment gives general satisfac'
ton. lie has been much in public life
having served his State two terms as Gov
ernor, once or twice as State Senator, and
one term as United States Senator. IL Il
said that the condition on which he accept
ed the appointment was that he should re
main in Office only ill the next Spring
In the meantime Conkling is to do his bes
to regain his footing in the party, and hav
ing In a measure succeeded, is TO be Civ
en- the place, which will then hil 10 excite
the opposition II would now. This story
is plausible from the fact that the position
Of Secretary Of the Treasury command
more patronage than all the other depart
ments combined, and skillful msnipula
tor Of the Office can exert an almost un'
limited influence for his party. Thi
Conkling has both the will and ability u
do, especially II that influence promotes
his own aims and ambitions ~ he couls
make il do. Il Is also said that after |
while Grant il TO be made Secretary o
State. and this 10 not ct all Improbable
The old man IL out Of . job, and you'll
like TO assist in the Stalwart Admiuistrs
ton that Is promised. l.r
Since the above was put in type, Nor
gan has positively refused to accept the Of
fee rendered him, and Il Is now said tbs
Folger, of the New York Supreme Cour'
will be given the secretaryship tempors
rily, and that he has agreed 10 take il o
condition that he be appointed to the |
s. Supreme Bench on his retirement. Tn
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The remains Of President Garfield are
not allowed 10 re'qaiai ia pace. They were
removed this week from the vault they
were first placed in to the scoheld private
vault, where they will remain till the com.
pletion Of the Garfield vault, to which
they will bs then transferred.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
]. II. Albright 4 90.
BRoDHEAD. KY.
-pkALKRs
General Merchandise, 0rugs,l,

We have a isrre stesk 81 ready made Cloihing,
which Ne will sell hoe. We have added 10 ouf
stoc a complete line of Drugs aud Medcines.
articles. Al.o, wholesale and retail dealers ~
Lumber, WOOD, shingles, Coal, Brick. Totaco,
Cg.rs, Crab Orchard SALTS. whites and Crooke's
Nermifuge, organs Furniture, sc. a good Mason
A Hamlin Orssn Tor 81; q Weed ssving Aschtne
cor tlO Organs aud Machines 81 other prizes and
warranted 20 give satisfaction. Brick 81 the HIN
IRON " 10 o. pet thousand. Any one wishing any
thing In OUT iise ~ plc.-e call 90 write tot
further particulars. Give us . trial and be con
yinccd that this 10 the p.ce To bar goods. ~ -sm
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The Frankfort Ysoman grows very pa
triotic and remarks that Kentucky could
we'll afford to pay 100000 for the purpose
Of being properly represented ct the York.
town Centennial. Those who pay the tag
es don't think 80. The Yeoman has been
sucking SO long at the public tsat that
it has become reckless in regard to the
value Of money. The exceedingly pa
triotic people. who went all the way to
yorktown, and who had all the fun, should
foot their own bills like the New York
and other regiments did. without hope Of
a future appropriation. A State that can
pay but $40 per year for the educa-
tion Of its poor children, ought not to ex-
pend her money solely 10 give the old
Governor and few others chance TO ex-
hibit themselves.
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THE Republicans are talking Of running
Col. A. NJ. swope for Governor. As the
Colonel is Lincoln county man, We raise
our voice against the proposed slaughter.
Besides, he is serving his country too nobly
10 be sacrificed for nothing.
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Practiccs IN the Courts Of Rockcastc aud adjoining
counties and IN the Court Of Arrcals. omce In
tourt-House yard. tGs-iy
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