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TuE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals aud Rricf.

NJ 7. L. Bycr,y. q Baltimore. died in
savannah. g.. yesterday. Deceased waS
'om,riy Resident q this city. and n one
rme W. member Il the firm q An-us
& Rvfrly. His remains viii De brought
hsr. ,or interim III.
g. A. Hancock has l%Cn confined % his
bah iy sickness for several day~.
Tie temperature wa> decidedly cooler
ra.t-riay morning. the Thermometer read
ia- So 81 sunriSe- The night previous
l1- sill a0d clear. there VS. quite q
AsNv frost visible 70 early ri>ers. tu, Il
$751;, nos cold enough 70 do damage evcert
.stt,Ier yc-ei ton. such - toma.oe,. &c.
NJ d. N. b uard. attorney AZ Jaw. p
.,->hu~-. WIS in tie city Yesterday.
N-,,-ri4y number more 81 delegate,
serb. Episcopal Church Congress arrived
"a tle civ.
Tee h,n-bouse on Mr.. Charlie, Spencer,
-'a... uear ihr t3,,--ate on The Richmond
and Nenuc' turnpike. WAS robbed Tues
is, night q twenty fowl. Look out for
V.rr chickens.
Governor Cameron ha- accepted tie -
>-ls-ior = Judge y. L. Meade - q Yi>i-
t.- e the Medical Co.ie-e i Virginia.
Tie Careno conceri Il Mozart Han or
saturday evening next promises 10 De g
charming af-iT. The celebrated Iieniste
u.u 81 s,>.,t,d - Ms Az uck'c. dsu-h-
tro Z CD. -orn-,-playrr. and the celebrated
Wt'-r Maie Quartette. Reserved sat, AZ.
low ol $40 10 JoAnstou's.
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Phi Delfn Theta

WEDNESDAYS SESSION OF IRE CONVENTION.
AZ the morning session of the COnvon-
ti0n committees n follows were appointed: /:
On secret work. on rezrrangement Of
provinces. on engraving Of charter. on
Panhellinic Council, on tine and place Of
holding next Convention and selecting
literary performers for the same. on chap
tiers and charters. on fraternity ieweller. on
scroll and nominating an editor for the
same. 10 invite other fraternities to literary
exerci.eS on Friday evening. on special
resolution. and on constitution and ritual.
The most 81 the time Of the session
was taken up by hearing reports Of the
delegates from their respective chapters.
Out 81 iifiy-twO active chapters only one
was reported 10 Ie in anything but 4
prosperous condition. Indeed. the reports
were very flattering. and show the frater-
nifty 10 be in better condition than al any
time 81 IT. history.
The Phi Delta Theta is the largest chap
tcred fraternity in the United States. =
In the afternoon the Convention ace pit
ed the invitation Of the Virginia Alpha
Alumni to make an excursion Of the city
Of Richmond. The afternoon was spent
very pleasantly by all the Greeks in the
city. The Virginia Alumni furnished
carriages for al the delegates. and
thev were shown al the sights and
places a. interest in and about historic
Richmond The Alumni Chapter al Rich
mond are deserving of great credit for the
loyal way in which they are entertaining
The dclerate- of the Convention.
The evening session of the Convention
wa occupied ) the reports Il the Grand
Council. The historian Of The Grand
Council cave o report showing the ad-
vncemeni Of the fraternity for the Ie,t
two YEAR.
Report- were heard from Gamma and
Fu,illn province. showing grand work
done los tie yre.ident and the chapt,r-.
Aloha. Beta. and Delta provinces viii Te-
poI1 tomorrow.
\ report We, heard a the catalogue edi-
tor. showing that the catalogue which ha,
been worked up with a great deal oi
labor and c3rciulncs. Tor Oh" ra>t two
wears. and the manuscript. which Is row
ready. With iew final CORE ton. j. now
ready. and the catalogue VII he ready for
the pres, hy the II - De- mher.
Tie look promises 20 hCriual I'D typo
graphical appearance and >ty.c oi gci-up
70 any similar publication. II i- hoped
th,t this catalogue Will De- ready f9r di-tr'-
button hv February ]. lN,3.
The fraternity wa> very hi-liy enter
t9incd bv some appropriate remark rs
Rev. &. VI. B,ckUi,h. oi Georgia Alpha.
giving the Convention some good id'a- of
the fraternity oi former time. also giving
some word- II advice.
y We ~ = pres the Convention j. ,til.
IN session hearing tie report, 4 com-
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The following are the elceiion precincts
and the names Of tie judges Of election Of
Hcnico county:
TUcKAHoE MAGls7ERIAL DIsTRTCT.-
short Pump Precinct T. : Luckc, Royal
Smith. and J. :. Puryear. BTidEc-Church
Precinct r. Mos. T. : Michacl-. and A.
Il. Cottrel. Anderson s->tore Precinct
J. g. Beattie. K. I. crouch. and Isaac
WaldrOn.
BROOKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pr
cinct r. z. Griffin. Peter Brooke. and Il.
Taylor McCuc. BrCmO Precinct: Thomas
Johnston. D. Z. Gardner. and F. Black
burn. Hungary Precinct: John :. Quar.e,.
L. VI. Courtney, and william Taylor.
FAIETIELD pIsTRICT.-S Smiihers' s-store
Precinct Jamcs ". Carter. james {. scher-
merhorn. and William Singleton. Baker
store Precinct: {. A. Msyo. William \.
Waliron. and John T. Maynard. Fairfield
. Tyern Precinct: Jo>. I. Redwood. Ro. 7.
Norris. and !. W. Gourdine. Chaddick's :
Precinct: ThOma. J. Carter. James L.
Lyme. and Oliver Cartwright
NARINA MAGIsTEE1AL DIsTRICT. CArter's-
Store Precinct: G.. W. Randall. Robert l..
Harrison. and VI. Loughmane. Four Milo
4 Greek Precinct: !. W. Ammous. Levi.
/ Harris. and william ". Warinner. Whit.
locks Precinct: z. UsWi,son. r. Adkins
and Jane, Hughes.
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.rCrioN SALES TEIs DAY.

mo. r. LAUGHroN. d.. 10 3 81 n-e1l'ii'''
drag. cass'meTc-- &c
WILLIAM H. L1SA CO "a "a
- -biic k-fr.ut teuciutle- NO. 49," -~~
100. east Clay s1.cet. =. .....-.
.RTrBgS & WILLIAMS. - J.. ~. ,aess NJ -
"i - - los On We4i rrznk!.a stgeet he@f M"s-
roe Stuare- -. ,
RICHMOND BAZAAk, 10 A. NJ aosA'' ~ ~
Vehicle., harness, borsfs, H. 1a'7, AZ
epruKs 4 WILLIAMS, 5 4. NJ 10: oa ne e.ss
sise .. Linden oS.woeD Main and osn 'Hee''-
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THE CHURCH CONGRESS.
>I'o>p DAYS SESSION Ar MOZART
HALL

'F' "i"* services Priesily and Proph.,ie
FUNCTIONS OF the Christian Ministry nj.
eu'seo nj the Morning session BY Rev. n,
Huntington. Bishop Pterkin. ana IN,
I'm invitation TO Visi, the Norma,
school at Hampton from General .,u.
s'rSns-At Nisht Lively ni.cu..Ion on 81.
rotation OF the Church to the Colored
Race. &c, kc.. sc.
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CvrRcY-UuL Y0UNC MIN en- - -
,e-nrT.TT0N.-Thc mapa-er' oI ~
1,,-',.-jI,i = p, lranch Of The Young Men :
,c,'....1-- 49,. As.ocistion have secured l-'
d.r.'lir, ..' 70 4r9 Broad street, ana .iS
hard 1t woTk trying 10 ~ W H. w.ill
up suitably for their "ceui'@1s' - ,-.i,,ler.
hold an informal meeting ol VI. -. thi.
,.t. -. s''." -, O'clock % devise means loi
,'rr,ir, LIN On their work. They ~ish Il u.'
CseraoOd that al per-ohs, A'A'' .~,.,'r;se are
who icsl II interest 10 lAe 10 - nsrtici
specially invited 70 be preseH' Al"
rSafe " lih them.
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Programme for To-Day

pot1cr CorRr.-The following cases
VIZ ,,;,,nn N Xicbola. wa> fined $40 for reck-
W N,i,G~ dT1Ilnr in the street and miuring the
hack Of 4. W. CARRIER - T., ~.
J. B. winston Wa tned % ior beng
disordeIly in IN >iresi. Ii ;.,.,..
{. r. SUTHERLAND. charged with Pie.lhS
the pocket cf J. b. fo'ieF, 1I., IL, ana Ut
ins one gold watch valued Al 7co' " - ~
cu>ed waived an elimination ..,rl -i'u '-'' -
va. sent on 10 the grand jury.
., Chsrie. carter and Jordan Winston
IN il''i rDloredl ~ charged with fighting in the
-, sto'n The cl,e Wa continued I'LL t.
day. -, and n TemrI,
,,.-Ls.eN - - fnei > eaeh for Grating
iui II. II. iii HiggTn.. drunk and disorderly IL
the street. Wa fined 500.
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TIE THEATEE LAST NIGHT e harles l..
Ford'> Comic Opera Company gave quite
. clever and MISUNDERSTANDING rendition
Of The N1>r't ilsi evening upon L. sec-
oHd appearance here. The audience seemed
10 thoroughly enjoy The performance from
beginning 20 end. and those who icst with
out having had a hearty laugn nus; be De-
void # All relish for zeal fun.
The Prince Lorenzo of Mr penhlm wa.
tie feature II the evening. IA wen g.
c9Ts after encore. and c0urul.cd hi, hearers
throughout with DE- inimiiahlo druilrc>~.
Hi- capital Improvisation compensated in
great mc-ure for tla general ci,appoint-
mcut ~ TIE two .It-tiiuiion> made on The
programme for the evening. The new
tenor " l8l been announced 20 play Prince
Frelerirk. ye' Nr Lan- W.. a. on O.
p'ay th.t r,.f.
NJ Marie Be.srl' v.- entered upon IT,
programme e. ly Ba't.rl. here4, Ms
Chapman APPEARED in her stead. TLe-e
substitution, were made. and the audience
l,if without auF ,N .I,. or explanation fnr
jhc why and wherefore. But. 60, IS, s4il
before. tAc performance wa, h-' i al 50
factory.
NJ. Chsrle- Drew, P'ppo $50, very
clever indeed. an3 va- a...iici dsTlTur,
in makeup sas -Ttce and ease 4 action
from tde manner I'D which tns r,.s h4- t''n
played in Richmond harC' fore. il>N.I,e
j. DOW ilr better suited O, o iartor, part
IN c,ui. opera tl4n ,0 .he t.lof. Tie i- a,
graceful .i'.le ..tor A- one would wi-h O.
ste. ami Die execute. oi l.. yoc4i num-
Der, .r- given ',lft ID. .Ge4 nai.h.
Nj Reid j. not equal 90 ttr require
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CurRcu ExrFRrAIyNEAT.-Tbe ladic- oi
the New.Bridge Baptist church, on the
Niue-Mile road. will give IN entcriainineh'
,o.ni-bt Tor the benefit 81 their church.
pefre.hments will be served, and pleas
ant time j. promised 10 all who attend.
Tnrthe accommodation Of their city friends
thew have provided eonveyasces; Wnics
viii start from the corner OF harshaii anu
rwenty-third streets at ':SO O'Clock tiii'
evening.
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The LscguEEs OF Nc. AshonDf.,l,n A.,.,,,oie.,la lanai
Robert Ashcroft, formerly .'s .o.is 10 NOW a
minister q Liverpool, EnS'shie, IL tnoxn as
m4Bber Of the religion, R,s,gr@n sg1. Of Christ.
ChrIsiadelphians. or bfsln'ss ,, ,er,,,re. in The
will deliver course Si .li,. lrs' cIfy' beginning
UDiyer.alist church o. 'i.s ~ is !. highly com
on tomorrow night lie ns = s;,a M IS a pleas
uended by those who ose, AnSS The subject
ing and impressive sl~.np ..piv and 600 4
Of the hrs, lecture =. - n the scriptures
year. Why a. q Eehessi ~ '"S
/ Discarded Both"
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H,vELaY's MrNsTEELs,- J ne 80, s,-S Min
4er,ed -eats for Hayerly's MA.aGoo" oe0 ., tie
srei rroupe beyins tbi' m9Tn'ns. &1n-.. - The fh
Tl,eatte and ai Ramos a MOI MOI ,v the
chsrsc4er OF performances give" - 4or,lv
fr,t-clss. minstrel, Of The ,, DAY i. h.
ja.tifS the presence Of ladie.. -. II ,nr !, lie
coming more AID more in sog% nj M. in
tsir * 10 attend these enleri-.l lit..s NJ, IN = !
Rjehmond. Haverly's COMPANY la',1rtaip.
proqram,pe which. while highly IN, IN ia,
Ing. j. perfectly free from an!iilins .!.,i. II j.
eoaid h. construed a. obieciioaa,lpiie.. tail
= roammofh organization, ana oanns, lla Ss,nr. ,,
10 draw large houses on frida! anu ''''
dsy nights oi this week.
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Tiny .Nxru. REUNIoN or b CoAPANf
hI, hL a., The accustomed annual re-
,,n,an 1nssoiA, =, - Company Association,
1l,Sn 1ntJ a. ,...u.e II the Conservative de
ueis',-u ,o,;o, ., last Friday night the 18th
nonaT ,nO,ns, 1;i, h. beld tonight At sneihng's
'IT, Tbe IN usual Joyous time Of these veterans
may be expected.
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Political Points.

Mlnroe-Wari Dtro,r.i.c Club mCN-
tonight 10 , O'Clock. lai- wl. ie t.e l.-t
meeting before r,-i-tration-day. and every
member q Tie tIua De- s,pe,ttd 80 i't
Irn>nnt.
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Punv. weak. and .ietie children ar'
made healthy and strong - using Brown =
Iron Bitter.
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WEATHER REPORT

INnWATioNS FoR To-DAY.-For New
En-Snd. fair weather. south q west W ind.
stationary or slight rise in temperature. ri,-
inc followed hy falling harorns ter.
For the Middle and south Atlantic states
Slightly warmer fair weather, winds gene
rally from sou;h 10 Ncsi. stationary OF lower
barometer.
TIIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
mild.
THEgNoSETER IESTERpGY: 6 \. NJ
A.: Q A. NJ. 5s: noon, s.; p. NJ, 6S :
c 7. NJ. -; midnight, -.
Moan temperature, SO.
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SAVE NONtv ty having Yon- prlhNLf e."' =
,bo Dl-FAIcu rElNTiNe-H-e, l.. 1'-a va
- ,-les... .Ld slii sf4clian gu-rAn'etd.
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.... .- .u
AH '-'. ,..,... . rr.tt.-
-...., .. pins. tn . ,.r.tv ,t
...f..-, D..-..t urAEI--.
r-.... ...-... ~ -. i..>t .tf.es r.t.h.r
t...-.,... -o o. IFl. DAll. (
'4''' ......
I'll, largest alI .c-.-,-- fie4 .i'r@ ~ .''@'
Ja..e.-. , Tl.-Tr-.li-. N.1in-- >.iA -' .-'-'
Crc-iaf-- aa. 90 li,- '.'--' .'.
aiLEyl. DAVIS 6h.AhL-.
.
Wool lni'l var. 4. -....'.-,'. '-.-
l.l- - LES H. 'N.-'
-,.. ..l- ,..,.. o., t-.sfe ..r.t or .:op % hul
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Finest Green Tea.

Forno,a. oo.ou-. English E.r kia-.
and Jauan I a- can D. bought o. J'.el f.
N. Blair. Grocer. 81 Main street.
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rVINoTuY sEED.-lO BAGS CHOICE
sfED. loc lSi A.. I. sfVhfs %
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HORSES. MILES. WAGONS. 81.
tsDFRTtkTRs.

rOSEPH ". LAJ EE, -
j Ft-RNf~nIN0-t NbEKT AAtk,
gon.SIE FlrsrANp BROAD s1EhkE>,
RGsHsasu. "a.
WOOD AND NfItLLi1 klRiAL-tASt'
RDBFS. UkAk.L, HACha,
.ra Al r.lus. r,.fgis.tf Il Ltf EnF kAfh--
reIegrsuhic 4ne tDcBtrs 0fsiefs so1ells-l.
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XXrLLIAM II. sUTHERLANIrxy2
w < Sons.
VtRNf~HiN0 INDFBTAkfh..
NAN sTKELT uAr9aAN sstk>fh 49, -. -. y.
AZ ,hiars requisite. iariu.iins nr4l i<1.'
-. s,s gl.,,..s. ard rot.-.- MI fLLfe, ro+'s
ssiCLOTli CAnl- and CAshEI = an, ...,,
coantry and ssiesFa. oraeFs ~, ~ ns.s 80
sna nigEL
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REV. MI. sNEDEs.

pcv lie. {. smedes. Of Eaieigh- y. -,
w. the mkt writer. He Gsun ~ sl' M a.
y L,iei description of The condiuon III
1,hirb the Church found herself al inl' LliI.e IN.
" ~ MI his important question De reg -
ton Of the Church TO The eofoIea IaTS g,il, u,
Ic. Led undertwo hesdinss; firsi, s la' ~.
= ,be church doing for the race! ana, se- -
rond what isshe best node OF cIrr!,n : ., on
,bis won,; He gave al some length the the ,i;'' - :
,i.tjcs Of the work carried on anlong .ne
colored race by other religious asnoillll,.,, -s,
lions. and eentrssted the huie .''oa. moan
,ha, the Episcopal Church Is doing among '.Ica.t
them with that OF other denolnlis''ons, ,rs,
and declared that IL the eouuass WEE
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mr. M'CONNkLL'

The next writer on n,i,hl,i,.6elohia. ihi. icT Pa. lie
: + ID , Mcconnell, Of philaar, oarr,is,lons, "ATe
:, I,eesn bis paper with the 9'''
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Nen'-. W.r.a'-. .al 't.ttta A.f
VOL Ill,rF.-lr. .l .4l.t.e- a1- D. .'f 81 I-'--
.u.atLrs4. DA.-- 4 IL tkt 10.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-22
SALE.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT, KENTUCKY.
Jon. A. Wilson, Com, prf.,
against. EoUIrY
A. J. Grief, Defendant.
By virtue Of Judgment and Order OF
Sale of the Fulton Circuit Court, render
ed at the August Term thereof, 1882. in
the above cause, for the sum OF Six Hun
dred Dollars with interest at the rate OF
10 per cent per annum from the l1th,
day of October, 1880, until paid,
(credited by S42 80. paid the Both of May,
1897 and $3.50 costs herein, l shall
proceed to offer for sale at the Court house
door, in Hickman, KY, to the highest
bidder, at PUBLIC AUCTION, on MON
DAY the 9th day OF OCTOBER, 1882, at
, O'Clock, p. NJ, or thereabout (being
County Court day., upon credit of Six
and Twelve months, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Town lots No.
8, and in block No. 8 Pasehalls addi-
ton TO the town of Fulton, or sufficient
thereof to produce the sums of money so
ordered to be made. For the purchase
price, the purchasers, with approved
surety or securities, must execute Bonds
bearing 10 per cent interest from the day
OF sale until paid, and having the force
and effect Of Judgment. Bidders will
be prepared to comply promptly with
these terms.
The amount Of money to be raised by
this sale is S73l95
GEORGE WARREN,
MASTER COMMISSIONER.
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s.air,noniai Iaumbuss,

The country is just now being flo oded |
with any amount OF Matrimonial nssocia-
tious, and from accounts in some locals
ties many Of the victims are beginning
to feel the heavy assessments. Perhaps,
large majority Of the incorporators and
agents of such institutions are honorable
men and have honorable purposes, being
themselves victims to the crane, but be-
hind many Of these so-ealled insurance
associations, there are shsrpers, bent
alone on the idea OF making money out OF
the movement. The Courier Journal, hav-
ing been called out as to the merits and
dement's of these concerns, says:
Yet in their objects and in their effects
they ars extremely demoraliTing. OF
course there is difference in degree;
some are even more Objectionable than
Others, bu, the best are had enough. and
the principle which underlies all of them
is most pernieious. In the first place they
| appeal to mans cupidity, 10 that desire
which seems universal, 10 get something
for nothing, 10 that came spirit which in
duces q man 10 buy lottery tickets or to
speculate in futures.
A provident man insures his life; death
is beyond his control, therefore be puts
aside each year FIX ed sum to be used by
duly appointed officers and TO be paid al
his death to his family ard his legacy Il
them. Marriage associations proceed or
basis entirely different. Mstrimony
is matter which even the most fascina
ting can avoid; every victim is from
choice. Ii is or should be in no cense du'
10 peeunisry consider atoms. The well
being OF society demands that IL be enter
ed on advisedly; that only those shall mar
~ who by industry and thrift and econo-
my have demonstrated their ability {,
care for family. Men and women sbou
to marry should not appear before a com
munity as paupers seeking assistance
When o man has chosen a wife, il is wis
for him to provide against future demand
on him, but IL he plunges into gambling
or speculation, IL to pay for his household
: furniture he buys lottery ticket, be hai
entered on course which 10 certain q
lead to disaster.
From the very nature Of the case, thes
associations are ephemersl; new victims
will not always be ready, and when tn
mania weakens and common sense re
( sumes its sway the payment OF assess
ments will cease, and those who COUNTIES
exactly the situation the depositors OF tn
Women's Bank in Boston were, when n
new depositors could be induced to pu
I more money in the concern. Not only j
!. the foundation OF these concerns exceed
ingly untrustworthy, but their method
are equally Objectionable.
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Defeas OF the Es,ptrans.

On Sept. 18th the British attacked Ara
bi, who held a strongly fortified position
with 90 guns and &C, 900 troops; the Brit
ish force consisting of IL 900 bayonets,
1000 sabres and 60 guns. Gen wolse
ley reports great emulation OF the troops,
and particularly compliments the Royal
Irish Brigade for their pluck and dash
All of Arabis forts and camps and guns
were taken. The British also captured
several trains, an immense quantity Of
stores, supplies, provisions. and all OF
Arab papers; together with e vast num-
Der Of cameis, mules. horses, and provis-
ions enough 20 vitual an army of &c. 900
men for . month. All the officers and
commanders OF Arab, are sending n word
that they are ready to surrender uncon-
ditionally. When Arab arrived at Cairo
alone. the population stoned him. Wolse-
ley planed the whole campaign before he
left England, placing his finger upon
Tel ell Kebir said "Arabi will stand
ihsre. and we will attack and defeat him
on the 10th Of September" So the war
is now at an end.
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The Ballara County-seat Case.

The argument before the Court Of APP
peals, in the case of Hall, &C., va. Mar
shall, Sc, concerning the removal Of the
Ballard county-seat, is in progress. Judges
VIM. Lindsay and Jas. d. White for
Blandville. and Gen. John Rodman and
Hon. l.. d. Husbands for Wicklife. 1t
will be remembered that the Court
house in BlandSille was de stroyed by FIRE
in March, 1880, and during the session
of the Legislature OF that year an act was
passed authorizing the people OF The coun-
~ to vote upon the question of a removal
of the county seat from Blsndville to
Wicklitfe. The vote resulted in a MAORI
ty, as determined by the Assessors re-
suited in majority, as determined by
the Assessors returns, being cast in ia
vor OF the removal. The Biandvillians,
however objected, on the ground that the
Clerk of the polls did not record those vo-
ting against the question, but simply
those voting for it. Salt was entered to
prevent the removal Of the records, and
the case afierward trans ferred TO the
McCrscken Court OF Common Pleas, where
decision was rendered in favor Of Wick
life, on which the Blandyillisns appealed
In the meanwhile, Judge jenkins, Messrs.
Norton, Wioklitfe and others, owning
property round about the town Of Wick
life, have at their own expense, erected
for the county very neat and amply
comm odious building, requiring the re-
cords only to make it the courthouse.
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FULTON CIRCUIT COURT, KENTUCKY.
J oseph Woodbridge Prf.
Ennfl

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT, KENTUCKY.
Joseph Woodbridge Prf.
A5ainst Equity.
Sue r. Barclft, ct. ais. DTS.
By vir,ure of a Judgment and Order Of
Sale OF the Fulton Circuit Court, render
ed at the August Term thereof, 1882, in
the above cause, for Division Of Lands of
W. H. Woodbridge, decd, among his heirs, |
shall proceed 10 offer for sale at The Court
house door, in Hickman, KY, TO the high
est bidder. at PUBLIC AU CTIOE, ON
MONDAY, the 9th day of OCTOBER, 1882,
at O'Clock, 7. NJ, or thereabout (being
County Court day., upon credit of Six
and Twelve months, the following describ-
ed property, to-wit: Lot No. as desig
mated by the Commissioners in the Dr.
vision Of the lands of P. Norman, decd, be
ing the north part OF the south west
quarter of Sec. II township ! range 4
west in Fulton county, Ky, containing
about 80 acres more or less.
For the purchase price, the purchaser
with approved surety or securities, must
execute bonds, bearing legal interest from
the day of sale until paid, aud having the
force and effect of a Judgment. Bidders
will be prepared to comply promptly with
these terms.
GEO. WARREN,
Master Commissioner.
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The End OF the aar.

The dispatches announce the surren-
der Of Arab, and contain also the assur-
rance from Sir Garnet Wolseley that the
war is over. The cessation Of hostilities
on the part of Arab has occurred sooner
than even the most incredulous lockers on
expected. The point reached now simply
demonstrates two tbings-thst the Is ma
lite revival was premature, and that Ara
bi was mistaken in the support he expect
ed from the religious enthusiasts he count
ed on arousing, and that England, in the
face Of he threats of Europe has accom-
plished her purpose She has done what
she sal she would do, and made al fu
ture efforts to keep open the route TO her
vast eastern possessions less difficult than
heretofore. II places the vascillation Of
Turk more than ever under the dictation
OF gland in all that affects this subject
What Europe will have TO say now will be
Of interest, though II may be surmised,
with fair degree OF safety, that for the
present the powers will say nothing. Tho
result of this war can, however, hardly
fail TO complicate the balance of European
power.