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Mr.. CLARKE Demsses OF N.

Efao- hfesfor Journal
From the Courier Journal Of the 9th inst.
read the following, over the initials c.
L. X; Grab Orchard, August 5lh.-A
report IL current here that in Casey county
the Democratic friends Of MIR. Clarke. the
defeated candidate for State Senator n
this district, held an indignation meeting
this week. in which they denounced the
failure Of Lincoln and Garrard counties
to poll their usual majorities. and resOlu-
tions were passed and signed, declaring
that they would never support any man
FROM either Of those counties for any Office
whatsoever" SC, &C. have this 10 say
Whether the writer got his information
from the inevitable DEGREES Of "Atheistic
chance" or the unaltersble edicts OF "Pan-
theistic necessity" am wholly unable to
conjecture; but suffice il to say that FROM
whatever source Il came the report 1.
entirely without foundation in fact. having
no other, as would surmise, than the
bsseless fabric Of a fear that insultsi Jus :
ties would rise up and demand her right.
And would say further thaiho such meet
ing has been held or Contemplated, though
perhaps person here and there may have
thus expressed himself But l believe, and
therefore declare, on behalf Of the Demo
cratic party Of my county, and call ~
the indispuiable evidences Of our political
history to attest with what pertinAciOu'
zeal We have always demonstrated our
Democratic fealiy, that We are not Dsmo
erais from purely sel6sh motives, seeking
only self-aggrandizement and self-elsva
ton, but We are so from principle; believ
ing that IN success We have iriumphe'
over tyranny, extra vsgancs, eouupiiol
and wrong holding that to defeat the 50
called Republican party Is to promote III
best interest and prosperity Of the Stat
and nation. whether Republieanism b
presented 10 US in the form Of bold manli
ness without the blush Of shame upon ID
cheek, or come 10 Us clothed ia the gar
Of insidious disguises, under the name o
an "oldl inc Wing" or "lndependeni Free
man"
Doubtless the publication Of the sr,iel
by &. y. X. Was intended in all kindnei
toward Casey county, and as a esnsure
the Democracy Of Lincoln and 0arrar
counties, therefore ! do not refer to Il
the spirit Of complaint, but rather for n
purpose q snoneraiins my co'iaiy ifol
the foul asperuion Of any tfsAzonable inis'
tions towards the Democratic party siths
nov or hereafter. However much some (
our people may iesl like Tsssntine the il
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-ime'y snd re'fe'hing showers on Sa'
"d'y and sunday afternoons relieved 'h
"O"o.o"y "' '"e weather. nut I'D not ms
e'aly reduce the Temperature.
ne 're'gh' room |" Mprelands ''atio'
" "u's''''u Mo"u"y night hn'rsnc'
'"ec''u Wy oreHsing pane o' g'a'. an'
"ee."K ooy "e'-ss" '"e 'ro" OARS
s"o '"sn ""''''s'e" 'ns uoof. A"o"n
WV s''e''A'"e" y" ""e o
""E
=" .""'''s'"e"' "'' r"''o' IN JUS
NV ~ %o'.'. "'e''' ""'uo's "p''Eh,ne.'
~" ''''' ""s''y' W "''s 'ne usA'"' "h'e'
OsVr,'s" oa r''"Ay 's' o. nan"a"' ""'
w '""s. prov" ,co'O'sa o. ,h'' P'.es
~ 80" @"s' 'eey ~ 'n'
~" w" p''.as s" =" "e "s"o',
y ".
o", '"'O"'os''p"y o' COUSIN roo'
y" y" ' 'ssue' "" 's.n WIN
p''",''f '"'s'es' ;" 'h'' community ~
Us ''a o", 'o,'"ns " 'se DO" W 'ne
''".,s e"a""e' =" "y'sone "afs' snu We
P''u''. W." 'ens.'on ~ rs"A'o' "nen
ne sna,' again shue WIN ms minuel sep
a'Ounu we na',' WINE ~. "''g" snd oe-
"eso's"' ..n''e "ea"'s enu'gen''y upon the
''o'ss saner''
ihs '''n' ~ nave Just enjoyed are at
.''"u'eu :" 'he 'ao' inst we rresoy'er'sns
N.a.I.N -. - l.. -
nave "eeh ""'u'nS meeting mere Nhlch
commehceu some zen uay' since. nev. Mr.
lnp'e", IN charge. . as'is'eo oy he's'
ne"'' o' ne,ce'' s"a o'enshs~, o' ia'ior'
NO 'pec'" in'efe" mani'e''eu mus iH
ho"a'v .'' ,ns meeting W" Pfo"A"''
close 'o'h'sh" me une was unprop'-
uou'i many 'sm'''e- OF ehureh'goers being
absent " watering p'ace'' ~hlie ine novel
" OF '"e camp meeting Al oorerourf vas
700 S''fsc''e 10 oe resisted ny the remain
ner W course your correspondent was IN
pace anu may De uuIy rsid 70 nave
SHOWN Tue oon'oea''o" an extraordinary
mere - :" absolute .'.sna'on among
Us uu''ng "'H PrO'r"c'eu hea'sd period
'"''' nave ''"os' esa'eu 70 gro." over
'"'''s"su o'oi~, ~''He'eo sfAs. ana essp-
orAeu ss" ihe young ana o'u ahke
-PPe "a'' '"'su"''e" "e"e''h 'he
pressure o. 'hs p's'a,i,ns 'ans"or' E'ee-
NO" 'e'ui"s, 'ne "ea"h " the ffe-'neht,
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sorLE COUNTY.
Danrfffe.


i The toll-gale building near ferryville
On the Lebanon PIKE, was burned one niEh'
last week NO insurance - =.
FROM h'nooo."sn point VI l. V
n0y 'ni"As ne 'ne .ic'im OF an uh'0'
'""',, o'%O'ns''on u o''0ua'''a
AA "AI.".-A H.r'.ss !"
en's was ','usa ON % ms. 70 a. l. re"'
u''s ,n' nus v'i'ue Anh o'0O"
ne ''aA"s" springs s"s'.' gave
0o"P',"e"'ay e"'s''.,n"s"' 'o'h. youas
nv, " "'''s' u" i""'' "'s"'' '"e
i" ., 60
~, :, y" 1Ui " % .'
"sen ''e.'eu 70 anu 90. u'''N'o' ,ne mar
u u''es ~ Oen'rs oO,iese n. '"eek
mas 'ee" CHOSEN As r'o'e''o' " Li'in' pro-
'e"'
'n''e'Ope Du' .ney oio' Mr. "
y IRVINE ana miss Lyoia hushe'' asueh'
'er OF Danie' nusne', " Le'A'oh' n.y.
we're married ON TUESDAY h'sn'' S'h 'n'''
W. 'oshss " s"' W "e'. n''e''
H. Os'd"el''' IN this county va story
Stern PARENT and Two hearts that Pi'-er'
Pa'ed a. one
Joe 5. Moore Of this city, had his foot
badly crushed BY an engine on consiruc-
ton train on the Big sandy road last.week.
He is now at his home 10 this city, and
at present doing we'll, II was thought at
fret that ampuIation would be necessary,
but b.. surgeons now think that he can re-
cover without the loss Of his foot.
Under the management Of Mr.. LARns
Ihomar the C'emers House has assumed
new aspect. The general tone Of the
house Is certainly much improved. Every
thing about the hotel looks clean and in
good order, and gives an attractive, home
like appearance. Mr Thomas IL fairly on
the road to success, and deserves IT,
down LIKE A THOUSAND oF BRICK.
The large tower left standing in the
ruins OF the burned Baptist Church fell
with terrible crash on Tuesday. For
tunaisiy no enc WAS pacing on that sid
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THE Richmond 4 MeElreih Dramatic
Company. than which there are no better
on the road, rendered divorce" and
"iIszsl Kirks" at our Opera HOUSE this
week to highly delighted audiences, judg.
ing from the hearty applause and favor
able comments. While both performances
were Of superior character, "Hslsl kirks'
could hardly have been ilaprovsl on.
Harry Richmond, a. "Dunstan kirke. the
blind miller, gave as bne piece Of acting
a. We ever saw. while Miss Alice Irving,
who l. favored " ith beauty ~ we'll - e.
complishmenis. was a charming represen-
talion Oi the Maynard though loving
"Hsrsl Kirks." The "Pittaeus Green Of
Mr. \. n McElrsth showed bis tine abili.
ties a. a comedian, and son Tor him many
= hearty laugh. The rsst Of the CompAny
vas nueh- above the average, making the
whole entertainment a thoroughly enjoy.
able ons. The orchestrs u also deserving
Of praise, a. II Was Of the hearty Applause
that il rsesiysd. We have had No better
behaved nor nicer party u ladies and
gentlemen a. composed this troupe. aud Il
gives ua pleasure 10 testify 10 1hsiS merits
A crowdsd house will NO doubt greet lhsui
On their return Monday night next (l6ih),
whsn they will appear for Que night only
before leaving for the South, In the bsaaii-
fui plsv - "lrgomsr. the Rsiharian."
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Ahs BRoKEs.-Mn. J. J. Moberly
living near town. had both bone. Of hsi
arm broken on Tuesday last, BY q fall
from her door steps to ,hs brick pave
meni below. nr. Bronsugh was called
to reset The member. and she !. nov get
ting on very we'll.
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THr merit session Of the Christian Col
lere al hustonville will he under the
charge of. n. Dunlap. Of Dsnville, assist.
ed by Mis-. Amanda Cook. with Mi. Anne
Cook ss Music Teacher. We congratulate
that community on this excellent arrange
men'. Mr.. Dunlap iss gentlemsn Of Gne
siuesiion and accomplishments. and HE
assistants sre ladies too veil known there
to need praise from us. We hope and be-
lie,e that the school will be literally and
cheerfnIIy patronired.
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FRE.-The engine Of the con',rueiion
train ssi Gre to the f.soiag slosg the road
this side Of Shelby City on Wednesday,
destroying $50 panels Of fence and 10 serss
Of srsss for Hin &Alcorn; 500 panels Of
fence, 8 stacks Of hay and 20 acres Of srss.
Tor W. \. Hooker; and about 100 panels Of
fence for Richard Givsns, and shout 400
Tor Sowell W. Givens.
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NAVY thanks have We received for ID.
vising the readers Of ,hi. paper to pur-
chase clothes ior themselves or boys from
J. Winter A Co. corner Third AID MARKET
streets, Louisville. They told ne that thi.
hrm vas the sqnsre.i and hire.i In Louis
willie.
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"lsooHAR," one Of the most popular
and entertaining plays. will be given .,
the opss House Oa Monday night. Au-
gus, 18th, BY the Richmond A McElrsth
Combination. II you want TO zee hns act
ing, splendid costumes. and listen 10 en-.
csllsnt music. you viii not isII TO b lhsrs.
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wHERE Is HFf-whsrs Ia Lieut.. T. J.
Emmsill When last heard from he was
In Northwestern Indiana. near Rsinsville.
Information u him will be thankfully re-
csissd by his aged mother, nov lying a,
the point Of death. Address W. +. Suth-
srland, Highland, Lincoln county, KY
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Treatment mild. uilh bat little paini no deien..
tion ltol1 businesA aud No danger 70 ~ isaied
iroln treatment. We use method uhich u nes
aud oil nal u not generally tnosn 70 tee Pto-
fsssi0n aad never iAlls 70 curv. NO pay asked un-
m patient i entirely cured. cenanliAtloa and
era,nina tlon fse. Changes moderate. We also
guarantee 10 cure all eases u Tedueible Rupture
lileInial b. . aafe aud anost painless opsfaiion
and withOat dravin drop Of blood We 40 got
aak ior pay until curu u enoeted. II sesms sum
olsnily expiiolt " b. underwood ~ all None
can mlstaks car lneanlng, no matter hes Aspll-
"a - 10 thu cure. MI 10 Al sianiofd es~J
/ TUESDAY. bel0u We give The names u 4 Ne
paIuons uho hats bsoa cuitd W a. shsy can =.
consulted b. letter Va 0iheluias, ne nalsea "
i iailes iii noi h. made piiblie q. Z. chrlnnian,
| Trsnk Elkin, Judge NJ. &, Nlllsr, J. AnAsi son,
NJ. D. IA, bone, y A. Ballard. ;. colhas, !. A.
/ Origss, Jnmes SAITH, David weod~sd, hieh-
| uaonl Thomas " hermit, OeoWs hlsfinboihAal,
| ianrasfer. l. 4. Dawson, y. n. walsou, q. u.
Heppsr, b \. hyers, D.. !. fisheI, .. y. fuliian,
j. 81 hoslsy q. A iAckey, Richard cohh, ~.
slohin. A. A. hskinasy, sasioid trsia. W
haya, htanloIdi loseph chrlsmaa, Shn.ni.s
/ Geo haTclny, a. sflnneit, kichalassiilei y
ssss' 7 nvsssSsisii, " y essPisii i.lason.
D. III Wilhaans, CIV. Lesi. campbal.sillC Rev.
D. A. hosle, lustonFllle henl. spaldins, ban'
Wills John N sPoonamofe' = L coos' DAn'ills
sgl-tm
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al dying. BY the time he got there Took
became conscious. They then vent TO
vofl aud restored Franz to lie. Took
couldnt see any for tvsnty.four hours.
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sroLts-From Geo. T. McRobert.',
Sunday night, a bay mare, y..rs old, 10
hands high. white hind foot and hoof. Any
Information thankfully received. A. J..
Pfeaton.
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THE old Norwsisi.n that used to work
In the tailoring s.isbli.hment Of Mr.. II.
c. RuPlsy Is 10 trouble. After leaving
here be went to Hsrrodsburg, and becom-
ing snsmorsd Of the hssh dispensed by
Mrs. cshsis, q boarding.. hOuss k.sfer, re.
solved 10 take Il frss BY marrying her.
For . ssAson the honeymoon and hash vas
all that could be srpsc,sd, but on last
Friday, the old man got drunt and raised
hsllibslIoo. He cursed the old woman,
beat her old maid daughter and sms,hsd
up things generally. and finally landed 10
In the cslibOo.e. The merit day he vas
brOuEh, up Tor trial and snsd $50 and or
dsrsd 10 jail for thirty days, where be !.
nov sogiiaiing on the change. broush
shout BY the shirlssig Of time.
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A. Ma W. O. ALEXANDER was driving
with his IA mily to Hail Springs yesterday
the boiling back strap, Of tie harness
broke and allowed the vehicle 10 run up.
on the horse, which began to kick furious
~. The shafts were broken, the dash
hacked OIL, aud a pretty general wreck
made. Fortunately, nobody was seriously
hurf
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PISk CorTAoE-Ssiurdsy wAs . day
general rejoicing al the Costsgs. bseaass Of
the alleged healing Of I've Of ia inmates.
Tuesday vs rude out there. and from the
ladies themselves learned the following.
Mrs. Mcconnell, Of Gla.gov, vho has been
q sufferer for twenty years With ssvsrs
cough and asthma, arrived At the the Cot
tAgs few days ago too weak 10 walk With
out support She was also suffering from
the effects Of broken hip. She asked the
prayers Of Mrs. Midkia and others for her
restoration, and while lying In bed on
Saturday shs says she felt 40 electric thrill
Psss over her, and In moment she vas en-
sbled to jump from the bed and run where
the other ladies we're. enchanting "Prsise
God, ] am healed" Mrs. Sarah Brock
man, Of Adsir, afflicted with womb disease
had somewhat Of . similar experience. add
she now pronoanoss herself fully restored.
Mi. s. B. Adams, Of GlA.gow, for thirty
years a victim Of rheunAiism and catarrh.
confined for the greater time 10 her bed,
lsstihes that all her aches and pains
have gone. and says that she fssls conf
dsai ,hs, the Lord has healed her. An.
Bette Csgsr. Of Jsssamins, declares her.
self cured Of sronehiiis. which has sorsly
afflicted her for ten months. These ladies
appear to be exceedingly happy and proud
TO testify what great things the Lord has
done fsr them. =. As q rsfutAtiOa 10 the
charge that the cures claimed 10 have bsea
effected By prayer and faith are confined
entirely 10 hypochondriaeal old women. We
we're told that Mr.. James Riley, Of Rose
Hill, Mercer county, Who contracted bone
scuryy during the war. and Who has since
been terrible sufferer from Il. came TO
Pink Cottage = week or two ago and asked
Mrs. Nidkihf 10 pray for him. She asked
hun "Are you chris,iAnY''io which he an
swered, "No." She then explained 10 him
that the promises were only 10 them uho
believe on and confess His name, and
urged him 10 do 90 al once. lie stayed
but short time. and when he arrived .,
home surprised hi. wifs BY telling her
that he had found the Savior snd bssa
healed VI his bodily in6rmisiss At 1hs
same time. Then his wife. Who vas .
Christian, began 70 rejoice, and calling Ia
the nsisAbOr.. . regular lovs-isas, wA'
held. tie returned. on Friday Last. 10 ,h'
Faith Cure. told his sxpsrisnos, and wal
baptized BY Rev. W. T. Tyres la Pont
near BY ..... AnOaE the twsnsy four visit
o.. 10 the Cottage nov are Mrs. Hood. hrs
X. n. Little. Of Richmond; hrs. Eastman
Of Lexington; Mra wilwors add hfs
Jewell of Jesssmine.
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sHsrnv. PuLisAs A HssiLross col.
los-al circus and msnsgsris will he here
on the 25d. II takes 80 cars 10 haul II, -
look out for something grand.
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Those xho have favored us with their sabsoip-
items this week are; Litsey vansrsdale. Prof
John Aug. Williams, J. s. Cooke. Dr. R. B. Gibbs
B. W. Anin. HArrOdsburg; John D. Alexander
Burgin; RObt. E. L. Lasley, Hissvilis, BY J. W
Lasley; Miss Matte Lewis, Mt. Vernon; r. t.
Edmiston. Greenfield, H., by D. B. Edmisson
MIRA 4. NJ. Miller. Richmond W. x. Buchanan
Crab Orchard; J. L. Beck, Mckinney Miss Mat
tie Fosle. Lebanon; J. W. Powell. nusieovilie, By
Rev. }. A. 30 gle; Mrs.. Mamie ferrisr, Winoes
wsshiugtou Territory; Milton sowder. North
salem. Ind; Dayton. Tucker, Halls Cap; william
o. Alexander, Stanford.
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LusAric- Fleming Nell Reynolds,
vas sdjudsed q lunsiie and ordered to the
Asylum on wednesday. IL showed no
signs u lcsins bis mind ill las, Sunday,
When be vas ssired with religious frenzy
while siisndins q meeting at Providsncs
Church. conducted By Eds. vsshoot and
soodsrs-s, and proclaimed ths, he had
been commissioned BY Christ to save sin
nsrs. He would attack q sinner, and II he
refused 70 be saved right on the spot, be
vould s,ismpt to beat salvation into him.
He is nov 90 violent he has 10 be tied to
prevent his hsrmlas himself or others.
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NoTHISG helps = Theatrical Company
more than a gsntlemAnly Advance Agent,
add Ia their selection Richmond A MeEl.
re are peculiarly fortunate. Mr.. c. J.
Warner l. an IDEAL agent.
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Gno. ID. WEAREs resolved, this wsek,
another carload VI nice Baggiss, Car
riagrs aud Ph-.,oas. C.ll and see them.
pricss low.
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Mas. MaooiE PonrsAs would like ID
have three OF four music scholars. Apply
10 her At A. A. warrent.
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VIII be prspsred in due season TO
furnish farmers With the very beat ssris-
ties Of seed Wheat aud Rye. Make a note
Of this. Geo. ID. Wearen.
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A sIIoHr rain fell on saturday evening
last, scarcely sufficient 70 lay the dust.
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OS Consumption, on sunday night,
Mrs. Mary Elisa Taylor, daughter u Day.
ton Tucker, Of Halls Gap.
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Cali and see George D. wsar,n. new
Wheat Drill.
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Bio lot Of BONANZA Mill Flour jua re-.
ceised by Hale a Nunnellsy.
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lIALK a NuSSrLLEY have taken tn
sgsncy for the celebrated Davis sswinl
Mschine
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sINrEER YEAR-oLD WHISKY Tor medical
purposes at the 81. Assph Bar.
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1T. HAMS inioras ~ that he has .
good lot Of reeves on grass, and will COM
menoe butchering 10 September.
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IRoS. Bones and Rag, Nsntcd By Hale
A Nunnsllsy.
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Biz line Of Co~An n Slovsr's celebrated
Buffalo Soap, ju-, received BY Hale a
NnnnslIsy l.I Da1sr..'
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Exrn, 10, Of Baby Carriage. a, r. II.
Wsarsn's.
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HaLt a NuSSrLIrv want all Kind, ol
Produce.
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An attempt to break Jail uss made on
Friday nigh, las, by John Mull.sgs. Joe
Hughes and John Bsngr. all white. The
plan vas for Mullings To reach his arms
through the grating Of the prisoners vslk
and seize Mr.. Nswlsnd about the waist
while the other two secured him BY the
arms Till two had him fast. then the other
vas to take the ksys from his pocket, un-
lock the door Of the walk. sod after fore
ing him into a cell. lock him up and wslk
out themselves. Mullings attempted his
part, and caught NswlAnd BY the waist Of
his pants bot they gave say. and before
the Others could take hold be had out bis
knife. when they wisely dssisisd AID CON-
menesd 10 beg. Mr.. Nsvlsnd usually
takes apis,ol With him in the jail but for
once failed 10 do %. else the result would
have been very unf.vOrabls 10 the liberty
seekers. They have been quite humble
since.
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sEw ADyERrlsEnEsrs.
DIsSOLUTION.

The drm Of Chensult A Psany has lesn dissolved
By mutual consent and Il Is particularly dsslred
that the Old accounts he settled up a. soon as pos
ihe Drug store Of Penny hoAlistsr, vhsre all
persons Indebted 10 " gill please call and pay up
sgi CnESACLT a PENNY.
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LocsL narTERs.

Nav Fall Calico at MeAIi.isr a I.y,!s'..
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Nor so.--COl. George W. ssesnsy.
sheriff Of Casey, y. here on Monday,
and In answer TO our inquiry s.id that
the Sensational story isIsgrsphed to the
CO-Tisr-IoHr'.al from Crab Orchard. that
the Cs.sy people had held an isdirns,ion
meeting and sworn never to support either
a Lincoln or q Gsrrsrj county msn for
any Office, becspse tho-s counties had
failed to stand By their candidate. Mr..
Clsrke. in the late Senatorial race. IL prac-
tically without foundsiioe. One or t-o
indiscreei men may have expressed bic
indignation, bu, the msjoriiy Of the Dem
ocrals acospi the true causes Of Mr.. Clsrks's
defeat, which are ths, he vas . eonpsrs-
tive stranger, and that Colonel Blsin vas .
well-knO-n and very popular man. The
Csssy Democrats know that there are
dozens Of thsir number that Lincoln e.
Pecislly. would delight to honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1881.

iobbng at SS 49, Bulkmeats lower Shoulders 81 Clear
hiD ~ CO. Clear sides - go Bacon and hrmer,
Gear RID lOc Clear Sides. lie Butterand Eggs nOmuay
unchanged NhtsIey steady at ~ 10. Recelpts-Flour,
9oOo dds; Wheat 10000 bush; Corn = 900 bush oats
lJVJO BUSH; Rye 5000 bush Barley 1000 bush. ship
ments-Four, 1900 bbls.; Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn,
5000 bush Oats 5O00bush
81 TOLEDO fipo o. Oct l71,Mhcat quiet No. Red spot
- 5ul4 Com duH High Mixed Csc; No. spotheld a.
66c December GGLc May held AT 72c. AZ the close Wheat
weak No c, spot ~ 30 bid, ~ 42la asked OctObfr
n 4e's I'D 81 AZ asked November ~ 49, December
81 A. all The year, ~ ll2i; January II 30 Corn weak
No = so SIC asked; November Gilic bid 6jc asked De-
Cember % C bid 6bl2C skcd all the year, b2oc Asked
MAY. &c bid 49, asked. oats quiet No - 43lc nld
4Gc asked. Recripts-Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn, $4,000
BUSH oats 5000 bush. Smpments-Whoat $4,000 bush
Corn, 2i,NlO bush. Oats. 5000 bush.
WILMINGTON, y. g.. oct l7.-Sprts of Tufpenlne hrm NJ
4Glc. Resin quiet and ady for Strained - ~ =
for Good Strained Tar firm at - 10. Crude Iurpentne
steady az 81 O' for Hard 10 for yellow Dip, ~ IS Tor
virgin (utcIiOrl Corn Unchanged.