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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
The Legislature Adjourned Nc
yembsr 2s-April "a.


Tho Legislature adjourned last
Monday without day. 1t was one OF
the longest sessions ever held in the
Stale, lasting l4S days.
There were some good measures
passed, but Of tho 1900 bills most
were local and unimportant ones.
Senator Beck was re elected TO the
United States Senate, which was one
of the best things the body did. The
superintendent of the Congressional
districts took up several weeks OF
valuable time. Atleast three. fourths
Of the session was wasted in the con.
siderAtion of personal aud local bills
Of no importance TO the State, but
costing thousands OF dollars.
Most OF the reform measures oil
the last session were repealed, and
new offices created, salaries increased
aud tho expenses of the State Govern
ment largely increased. Two OF the
most important qucstions--the pen.
iientiary andthe Legislative appor-
tionment--werc left Enacted upon
aud an extra session will probably be
called IN the summer. Two Sena
tore and two Representatives died
during the session. They wero SEN
alors Wilkinson and HARDWOOD and
Representatives Beckhan and Done.
yhy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

We should DO pleased to know
what the South Kcntuckian meaps
by calling Ohio county the hot bed
Of sorehcads. Who are the sore
heads here? What sense is there IN
The statement? Has Ohio county
ever failed to stand up for the party ?
IInye we failed to support Christian,
countymen in any instance? We
have been for them before and after
nomination in every instance since
1874 Hartford Herald.
We mean that Ohio county is the
home OF the originators of the Jacob.
ito bolt, and that 1t was In Ohio
county that the movement was
Matched, fostercd and encouraged,
and the Herald, so-called Demo.
cratic paper, has from Its inception
encouraged the Jacobite movement
and has bolted the nominee of iis
party upon the flimsy testimony Of a
Republican paper. In regard TO the
other question, wo would like to
know of the Herald when Ohio
county ever supported Christian
county candidate in nominating
convention. She even sat down on
Gaines SO heavily that she instructed
for three candidates before him
some of them outside of the district
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

The meeting of the Western Ken
lucky Press Association at Prince
ton tho 10th inst. promises to DO .
very pleasant and profitable one
Arrangements have been made fol
passage over the railroads and mem
Lers. or editors or publishers who
desire to attend the meeting for the
purpose of joining can secure passes
by writing to Col. G. p. Atmore
Louisville, or Mr.. 3. j. Horton
ElizabethtownJ Ky. tits hoped thai
the meeting will bc we'll attended ant
the membership of the Association
l.rgcly increased.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
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Ralph Waldo Emerson, the


Ralph Waldo Emerson, tho poe,
and cssayist, died Thursday evening,
April 81, at his home In Concord
Mass. lie lacked only one month o.
being79 years old. lie graduated
from Harvard College in 1921. III
was tho author of number OF book
AMI was quito prominent as leclur
sr some years since. Tho world o
letters has sustained severe loss il
his death. Ills last public appear
snce was upon the occasion of Lsng
fellows funeral. March IS. lie dice
Of pneumonia.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

Col. McIIenry, the originator Of
tho Jacobite sideshow, spoke at
Grecnyille last week, and tho Echo
says his speech was ga wild and jun
bled mass of contradictions, the fan.
managerial utterances of brain born
enthusiasm, the blind and staggering
windings Of crude sophistry aud
tho abortion ola disappointed hope
II also says OF Col. McIIenry; 1--WE
pronounce him, without fear of con-
lradietion political bore, even be.
low u mediocre standard, and Of too
mean ability 10 successfully lead a
country school house debating club,
and we say this with no inyidiuus
feeling toward the Col. for he has the
appearances Of q rood butsimpie old
man
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

Now that Capt Henry has been
yindicated from the foul aspersions
-of the Louisville Commercial aud a
few Democratic papers playing sec.
-ond fiddleto that sheet, he should
make m active canvass of the State
Ut Is true he.is not much Of speak
er, but he could mix around and get
acquainted with the people and go
10 church in CIoverport, Columbia
Franklin and other places and hoai
some pious editors pray in public.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
Representative 'Iriylc,t wrote . lei

Representative 'l'rioleit wrote . lei
lrr~ from Frankfort to hi' paper, the
Greensboro Post, Boosting Of the In.
Justice done Christian county IN the
Legislative superintendent, but i, il
hsrely possible that when the extra
session is called that Christian may
yet get her dues and Daviess be
forced TO take back seat. The ap.
portionmcnt bill failed to pass.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

The Daviess county Fair has been
set for the first week in October, al
which time the Grand Lodge OF the
Knights OF Pythias order OF Ken.
lucky, will meet in Greensboro and
there will he grand competitive
military drill. II the Christian
,aunty Fair meets at the usual time il
will conflict with the Greensboro
Fair.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

There were l 800 bills introduced
in the House during the last session,
of which few more than thousand
were passed. In the Senate there
were 5es bills introduced. OF which
four hundred passed. Major Alex
Grant is editing the Ssnate bills. and
Polk johnson those Of the House foi
the Public Printer, and md the task
a burdenfomc one The WORK alone
on the House hils, will require nearly
ten thousand notes to be made.
A misplaced switch on the Gin
cinnati Southern road Friday, csnsed
an accident which would have benu
awful in it's consequences but for the
heroic conduct OF the engineer Dan
Driscol. The train was going to-
wards an cnbankment 30 feet high,
Humping on ties. Driscol staid at his
post until violent conclusion threw
him forward on the track and he wa,
decapilated on the rail. The train
stopped OH the brink and the passengers
were saved unhurt. The fireman was
badly hurt and the engine was smash
al
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

a little sensational item has come
10 light in Frankfort. Mrs. Mary
Owen, a seameircss and the wife Of u
laborer, has brought suit against Adj
judaht. Gcacral J.P. Nuckolls charg-
ing him with insulting her. She had
been employed by Gen. Nuckolls tc
do some sewing for the Nuckoll.
Guards and she claims that when she
took tho work to Gen. Nuckolls
Office that he closed the door and in.
suited her. Gen. Nuckolls indig
nantly denies it and pronounces ths
suit black mailing scheme anf
courts investigation. lie is high,
respectable citizen and officer aud |,
on the shady eide of 90. lie Is mar
ried and one OF his daughters recent
ly married. Both Mrs. Owen ant
Gen Nuckolls are out IN cards ant
the Louisville Commercial Ia will
with delight at having an opporin
nifty to rovcl amid the sweets of ii
favsritc kind Of news.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
The Apache Indians In Arizt

The Apache Indians In Arizona
rubbed on their war.paint last week
and murdered forty white people in
the unprotected districts in retail
alton for the hanging oftwo Indians
at one Of the Stations. The troops
under Gen. Forsythe we're sent TO the
front and struck the Indians at Larls-
burgh, killing six OF them. The pur-
suit was still going ON at last accounts
but it is likely that tho Indians will
get into Mexico before they can be
captured or exierminatcd.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

Brother Gruellc announces that he
viii not fight with the Democratic
party this year, and will take 10 the
woodss lie will find tho woods full
Of Republicans and Democratic de,
serters and we trust that IL ho will
not fight for Democracy no will al
least take tho oath Of neutrality and
not harbor the enemy's troops while
they are waging the guerrilla warfare
against his brother Democrats. He
claims the right of obeyIng thu
behests of his own conscience when
he resigns his commission and goel
10 bush whacking and we will not up
braid him, but II Is with pain tina
wo are reminded OF those histori,
words, "And thou too Brutusf''
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
GENERAL NEWS.

New Grorgia wheat is on the mar
ket in Cincinnati.
Sedalia Mo..ha paper called the
Bdzoo.
Jas. Bowley saicidel at Syracuse,
N. Y. by shooting
Mrs Jas. Vance lost her reason and
drowned herself at Pitts ourgh.
Edward Peters, was hanged at
Sweeisburgh. Canads. Friday, Tor
murder
DR.. Z. N. Woodward. shot his mar
amour. aud killed himself at San
Francisco
Frank heyman. recovering from
debauch, shot and killed himself at
Columbus, O.
J. C. Aiken, aged 10, snicided by
emitting his throat at Dunberton,N ID.
On account Of disappointment in love.
An Indian was hung by a mob at
uolusa, oo..' ~ 1 Ill., h.d t;,i..d an.
man.
s.r.,or Ran H;u.. condition is
nr,,nonncea homeless and he has been
imsormsa ,ha, h. cannot live mole
than SIX M 'n'hs'
Frank McManus tramp. ravifhed
little girl at t.paul and was hanged
by mob.
Small pox in a virnien. form Is re
ported at Chat'anooya, Lem E'sh
cases were discovered rriuay'
/. Geo. Meyers, an inmate Of tn
y work'house =, o. Louis was h'iiea y
hlS guard. nc murder was '"p'o
;, voked.
81 A tramp named Clark, shot an
k'l'ea mos ". ha'Pe'' " J"''
the Peace, at Lismcre' La
e Mr. T., Grassa. aged 6S. elope
with ayoung Horst at Deaham' Aass
n leaving her husband.
IS n. H. D I;nscomb vss she
,o,d NV his faiher.in.law. Sterlin
Edn,nds a, Dauv;lle Va
y -,
. geo. he''s anu 'i"' n'u ' we, We
taken from Jai' a. hane wy, W,
ana .anS oy moo 'o' '"s iu''''
l. oherin oampoc'i'
d Adam Ball,nger,s family. Of 81
it ,er.ons was poisonod at CLYDE, Kas
by acci,lent.y taken strychn'ne. On
ID " one. boy II years old, recovered.
10 Amou and Fed Gather. aged 8 an
" 7 wars we're drowned at Young
or town q Amos lost his life trying ,
rsscns b;s bro,ber
III Alex Joyner, q prominent you,
re man OF Atlanta was s'aooeo ana Hi'
lg ed BY negro named homo'us o''e''
lie p:.a p... J,o R,r,on a,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

Csp'. Henry will be elected-there
IS no doubt OF it-and he will make
a good and efficient Officer as he
promised he would try to do when
he was nominated. Then how many
boilers will there be trying to ex.
PLAIN why they refused 10 support a
candidate nominated By convention
composed OF the best men of Ken
lucky and selected from list of six-
teen good Democrats? To put it very
mildly some OF our contemporaries
are making fools OF themselves and
playing the role OF Benedict .Ariolds
in the Democratic party.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

When such staunch Democratic
sheet a. the Breckenridge News is
led BY q mere matter of sentiment to
holt tho nominee OF It's party, wc are
led to exclaim with mingled sorrow
aud surprise,
ooh Judgment thou arr h,i to british beasts,
Ani men have lost their rsason."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

A copy of Jno. 3. Gaines new
daily, the Morning World, published
al Louisville, lies upon our marble
top nishogany exchange table. Ii il
seven column sheet aud will DO re-
tailed at three cents. Jno. Gaines IL
the man to establish new paper in
Louisville, II the feat can be accom-.
plishcd by any one. lie has oui
blessing as he goes forth 10 battle fol
tho right.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

Capt. Jno w. Cannon. the King
Of Western steamboat men died at
Frankfort last week. Ho commanded
the r e. leo, 10 the great steamboat
race between the R. f. Lee, and the
Natches. from New Otleanes to St.
louis. in 1870.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

The Ashland Republican Is sorcly
troubled because tho SOUTH KEN
TrCKIAN said that bad Democrat is
better than a good Republican. II
our contemporary will but take q
hriet retrospect OF the party with
which he ailillates he will not doubt
the truth OF our abatement. Behold
lie whisky ring thieves, its De Col,
yer pavement swindlers, its Credit
Mobilier scoundrels, its salary grab.
bers, its returning boards, it's cleo
toral commissioners, It's licenlious
public men driven from houses at The
mnzzlcs of sho'guns, its step.ladder
statesmen, its President killers, it's
star route thieves. and last but not
least, Its President, who was less
Than four years ago kicked ont Of Of
flee for dishonesty, and now that he IL
President boasts. that there lie no tenn
perancc in the White House. This is
the kind OF leaders your God and
mortality parry has ha; aud now has.
With these facts staring you IN The
face, with whiskey guzzlers, thieves,
libcrtines and fools filling Office all
over the country, who are tho shin
ing lights Of Rcpub'icanism, how can
YOU have the cheek TO sneer at Tom
Henry because he took few drinks
OF beer. We repeat and emphasiz,
the assertion that politically speak
ing, il Is better to elect Il bad Demo
cral than Republican who endorse
the work of the Republican part,
Tor the last len years.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

The Greenville Echo wants the
convention to nominate q Judge IN
the First Superior Court District to
meet IN that town. Tho convention
will probably be called at an early
date.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
WEEKLY TOBACCO MARKET.

Inspectors weekly report Hopkins.
vile tobacco market, week ending
April 81. 1882.
Receipts Tor the week. /. 1868 hid.
Receipts for the year, .6lG0 hhds,
Sales Tor the week. ....... 352 hhds
Sales for the year. -. .46i9 hh,ls
Sales by Nelson d Jesup OF SO
hhds.. as follows:
A hhas.. Leaf. $40 90 tot 90.
8 hhds.. lngs. VI lUio 5 90.
We quote the market shade easier
than last week.
Sales by Buckner 4 Woodbridge oil
los hhds., as follows:
So hhds.. medium to common leaf,
50 60 to Z 50.
26 hhis., common to low leaf. 81 %
to I on.
81 hhds.. good Tugs. Sc 80 to 6 90.
l6 bids. common aud trashy lugs,
s. 65 to 5 90.
Sales by Alternately d Co., Of 100
hhds.. as follows:
80 hhds., good leaf, $40 00to7 so.
% hhds., common leaf, 81 so to
8 so.
IA hhds.. common lugs, Sc SO to
s Is.
Marke: steady on common leaf and
lugs, but somewhat easier on good
tobaccos.
Sales by Wheeler, Mills l. CO.. Of
3S bhds.. as follows:
70 hhds.. good to medium Lat,
So IS to @ 95.
Is hhds.. Tugs, Sc SOTO S so.
The market is firm.
Sales by,J. n. Cant 4 Sons Of IA
hhl,ts as follows:
Is hhds.. lugs. Sc 80 TO 5 90.
SO hhhas leaf. Sl0 so to I 90.
Prices fnll on all grades.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
INVENTORS

Law and Patent SOLICITORS Oh Seventh Street,
Washington, ID. O., for circulars OF instr,,c-
tons. Reasonable terms. Reference AMI adj
vice sent FIRE.. We attend exclusively ia
Patent business Reissues, lntcrfercnces. and
cases rejected on other hands y speciality.
Trade. Marks and Caveats solicited. Upon ro-
cttJt OF model or sketch. and description We
g.vs our opiaion as to pntentability. Free oil
charge. We refer to tho Commissioner oil
patons. also to mmissioners. Estah.
ishcd 1896, n
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
STATE NEWS.

The Leitch6eld Sunbeam is year
id.
blind Tom" will be at Russellyille
% might.
Bro. Barnes is waking up the sinners
t Georgetown.
Tho Daily I,os'M has resumed its
lri-weekly appearance.
The Mclean Progress is one year
old. and will change editors.
Daniel Delauy was killed by the
bursting OF a sawmill boiler at Carlis-
10.
Henry Young shielded in Taylor
county, by cutting his throat with a
razor.
Willis Stevens killed Philip Will
son at Athens, Ky; seli-deiensc is
claimed.
o. S. Strong killed Mike Grant,
with piece Of scan,lins in Green
county.
A. Sonneberg, Jewish citiz'n Of
Frankfort suiclded by jumping into
the river.
While fooling with a pistol at
Bardstown. Hal Minas,sho and killed
his friend ,Jno. Wilson.
The Ballard county egg has on it.
"The Lori sails This is judgement
year Aag."
The Cnunty Clerk. OF Lincoln Co.,
issued only one marriage license during
the month ending April, 2lst.
The Richmond Register thinks 6
man who killed the shade trees, o.
Harrodsburg ought tobc lynched.
Col. w. II. Yost. Of Greenville hal
Withdrawn from the race for Congress
in the Third District.
| A fourteen year-oll daughter o
WIN. Malin, in Meade county. stuck
needle inh foot anil died from lock
Ijaw.
| g. Allison Holland, Of the Emf
nence Constitntionalist has obtained
law license in the Henry Circui
Court.
A destructive wind storm visite,
eastern Kentucky, last week doinI
much damage to property. Man,
houses were demolished and a numbc
of persons injured.
Jas. T Martin and cd. ]. Terrell
were presented BY the Legislator,
with gold medals. for hcroism in savinl
lives, at the boat disaster at Loulsvi.l
some weeks since.
Sam'l F. Bib was shot from am
bush and killed by Mat Foley. at Viii
liamsburgh, Dibb. shot Foley las
summer and wounded him, but tn
two have since been on good terms
Foley is in Jail.
A man named Wilhonrn killed
! man named Guess,at Ford's ferry Nc
Cracker county, last week. He Gu
his throat from ear to ear. The
were partners in business and fell OF
about some trivial matters.
$l,0l5,04 has been raised by sui
scription, for the benefit Of the tamil
of Rpbt. Kelly, the heroic enginee
wholost his life IN the Golden cit
disaster at Memphis.
VIM. and Bradford Courts we,
, taken from the Jail a; Brooksvill
I Bracken county. and lynchcd by
. mob, for the murder of Jas. Smitl
They were aged 10 and "a years T,
. spectively, and were desperadocs.
D One OF Coup's Znlus, got into
, fight at Henders On, and was held
dnrance vile. He proved to be
: genuine negro, and at last account
/ was still in Jail, bong unable to pa
A his fine.
) A eve, belonging to Mr.. Dick Runne
!. living on the farm of Mr.. Noel Swe,
ney, gave birth TO a lamb on Mare
LIST. She attended it and nursed
) carefully and nothing extraorlinar
was noticed until April 9Th, when sh
gave birth TO a second lamb. whic
Immediately usnrped the place Of III
former in her affections, the dam fight
ing and keeping away number on'
: whils um ber two received iuc attcu
ton. FIX.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffercd for wears
from NERVOUS DEBILlrY PREMATURE DECAY,
and all the effects of'youthful in,liscretion,
will for tho sake OF suffering huma atty, send
free to all WIN need II, the recipe and ,iircc
tion for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. sufferers wishing 20 profit by
the advertisers experiences can do 80 by nd.
dressing In perfect con fdrnce.
DIN u. OGDEN, ~ Cedar, st., New York
be ~ Silly
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that drea.l disease, Consumption, by
simpie remedy, Is anxious to make known to
its fellow sufcrcrs tho means OF cure. 70 all
who desirc 1t. hc will scnd q copy OF the pre-
rectinns for preparing and using the same,
which they will nnd q sure cure Tor C0uGHs,
COLDS. CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
DC. Parties wishing the Prescriptions. will
please address, Rev. Y. A. WILSON, l9i Penn
ST.. Wllliamsburxh, MY.
fob 3s's2-iy.
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NONSENSE,
In the spring ,oper's fancy
Lightly turns 10 new book beer

Lightly turns 10 new book beer
With to.day's Issue we begin our
fourth year as Quill driver of the
South kENTucKlAN.
Such names as Scorcher, Pouymog
and Coonrdager do not speak much
for the dignity Of the Kentucky press.
The Apache Indiana are lifting
hair in Arizona. The soldiers ere
trying to induce them TO leave
Apache two on come of their
hcads.
The South Kcntuckian is sound and
solid for llenry.-Leitchdeid Sun.
beam.
You can wager your sugar-coa.ed
existence she lie.
Capt. Henry, we have called the
roll OF The Democratic papers IL Ken.
lucky and find that the Breckenridge
Ners, Bowling Green Democrat
Hartford Herald, Columbia Specta'
tor, Franklin Faro,ite, Louisville
Democrat, Owen News aHd lIender.
son Sentinel, eight In all, have dcser'
ted to the enemy what shall we dc
about it2
allow many true and faithful sol.
diers have we lelt?"
About one hundred.
"Tben close up the ranks, we will
20 into battle without .hcm."
.-~ruuu~-u-u~uuuuuu~z-uuuu
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

Alvin Hawkins, present governor
or Tennessee, was re-nominatcd by
tho Republican gnbernatorinl con.
veniion which met at Nashville last
week.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.
JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT.

JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT.
We are authorized 10 announce
JUDGE j. M. BIoaEK, OF Paducah, as
candidate for Judge of the New
Superior Cont, In this, the Western
district; subject to tho action OF the
Democratic party. Election, August
1882.
COUNTY JUDex.
We ara authorized to announce
Jupm A.. v. LoNo as a candidate
tor reelection to tho Office OF County
Inass. Subject to the svrus Of Net
Republican party.
COUNTY COUNT cLERx.
We are authorized to Announce
JNn w. BREATniTT, "a candidate
for reelection 10 the Office OF County
Court Clerk, subject to The action OF
the Republican party. Election
August 1852.
4 sAtlsEh
We arc authorized 10 announce
AorILLA 3. LeNa IA a candidate for
recollection to the Office OF Jailer OF
Christian county. Eleetiom' Aug. 4,
1882.
CITY M6HsnAL.
We ara authorized to- Announce
+. l.. GoUHor no a RepDhtsan candi-
date for City Marshal. Election
August 1882.
We are authorized tn announce S
II. HARRISON, ~ y candi,is,e tor City
| Marshal, subject TO the artiop Of 'sr
Republican party. CoHventiox Aprf
l, 1882.
SHERIFF.
We are authorized to arraance
ALEX CAMrBELL, q candidate TOR
Sheriff OF Christian county. Election
first Monday in Angus; lSS2.
| We are authorized to Announce
CYRUS NJ. BRowS. Ms 8 candidate
tor Sheriff Of Christian County, sub.
jeet to the action OF tho Republican
party Election August 1882.
4
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

ten. Chalmers was ,lnseaied Sat,
urlay, as the,Representaiive In Con.
gress from tho Sixth Mississippi
District, aud w. W. Lynch, COL, Civ
enthe seat, by strictly party vote.
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02

In this country man WIN assassin
ates one of his fellow creatures is a
murderer. The man who assassinates
fifty or more oil his fellow creatures is
regarded as a hsro. = Commonwealth.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-02
lth Keiatuoklan.
Democratic State Ticket.
For Clerk of tho Court of Appeal
THOS. ]. HENRY.
or MORGAN COUNTY.

Gov. Blackburn has announced
that he will call all extra session, OF
the Legislature. lie hits the nail on
tho head once In a while.
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Advertised Letters.

which, not called for 10 thirty days, will
be sent to Washington, ID. u;
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DR.. Jno. P. Lipscomb, was shot
dead by his father-in-law, Sterling
Edmunds, at Danville, Va.