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The Ute Indians having been kept
warm and fat by;ths Government al win
ter. are threatening sn outbreak in the
spring - This will make it lively and
profitable fer the Indian ring, and is con-
sequently looked forward 10 with some
interest.
Hon. J. c. 8. Blackburn has been elect
ed Vice President of the National Jockey
Club, organized at Washington last week.
Guitsau claims that he is aversgin &
from Si2 to Sl5 day from the sales Of
his autographs and photographs.
Msssrs. Albriiton S Davis, propristors
Of the Mayfsld Tobacco Warehouse, made
an assignment last Monday, TO Judge ".
W. Robertson, for the beneht Of their
creditors Their Liabilities are about
100000; and their assets reported 10 be
about $4,000.
THE McHenry Jacobs bolt has split the
Republican party certain. One wing led
by the Louisvills ,Consn.ereial will support
Jacobs and the other led by Walter Evans
&Co., will nominate a regular ticket. This
tnsues q larger Democratic majority than
usual.
Negotiations are under way to remove
the Vatican TO Quebec, Canada, and make
The hesdouarters of the Pope of Rome "a
that city. Millions OF dollars are TO bs
laise ed to build new Vatican and defrsy
the expense Of removing the Pops.to this
continent.
There are 10000 more women than
men in England, according to the lais
census.
The trial Of ssrgt. Mason, who attsnpt-
ed to shoot Guiteau, is now in progrsm at
Washington.
Avoid that which you blame others for
doing, says one Of our wise men. Well,
things have come to a pretty pass, IL q
man can't kiss his own wife.
Under the Congregational Appsrtion-
rnent bill, as it passed the House. New
England loses tive members, the Middle
States gain three, the.Western States Ef
been, the Pacific States two and the South
srp States fourteen In the Electoral
College co4 votes win be necessary to s
choice.
THR divorce suit between Mrs. Kate
Chase Sprsgue and her husband E1-Gs :
ernor W. n. Sprsgus, has at last come to
40 end, both Of the parties 20 the suit
agreeing to an amicabls divorce.
Gov. Blackburn has designated
Mayor A. A Faris, Hon. III. A. Tyler, and
Geo. Warren, commissioners TO receive
Government supplies furnished to food
sufferers at Hickman. These commission
ers received Wednesday night, Is barrels Of
-four, is barrels OF meal, and7 boxes of ba-
con- We understand these rations are to
bs distributed to sufferers in Fulton county,
hy.
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PesrAAsrERs are now forbidden to allow
non-subscribers 10 take oat papers with
out written or verbal permission Oar
subscribers should bear this in mind. and
not send anyone for their paper without
frst arming them with Tue necessary docu-
ments. This is a recent law aud viol :
tiOn Of it, by postmas er. furnishes saffi
cisnt grounds for removal
Only the Mormonism in Congress PRE-
vents ths suppression Of Mornenism n
Utah.
CowDsS wants more outlets Eads
wants to close the gaps Perhaps il
would be we'll at this time to passe and
bestOw a little study upon the respective
merits of those opposite plans fer i@prov-
ing the Mississippi
There are but four State. in tbs
Usion which has as high tax for School
purposes as Kentucky.
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New York Tribune Cleveland letter.
The new home of the bereaved family
chosen by Mrs. Garfield, one may we'll
suppose. because Of desire to be near the
tomb of the President is a modest ittle
wooden hou9e, which looks all the more
unpretentious because of the proximity
of many big mansions sush as the rich
Cievelander delights in. 1t stands on
Euclid avenue, well out toward the sub
urbs. and ABOUT midway between the bust
ness end OF this fame rs street aud it's
country terminus at Lake View Cemetery
W 18th it's broad lawn AID its cosy rooms
it is cheerful home Ike place. Probs-
bly, the Garhelds will live there for some
years, until the education of the younger
children Is well advanced The Mentor
farm will be kept, however. as the home.
stsad, and much OF The time of the summer
season will be spent there. So many
sacred memories cluster around it that
they win never let il 20 int the hands
Of strangers TIE Washington house,
where they lived for ten years during the
sessions Of C0ngr IS, will be sold in &C
cordance with tn purpose Gen. Garhsld
formed when ne was elected Mrs. Gar
field has no desire ever to live in Wash
iHgtou again. The house ought TO find
purchaser who viii value it above it's cost
as much eligible real estate. Most of
the best work of Garhelds life was done
IN the study on the second foor that looks
out on | street His Ohio home was 3
place OF rest; but in the W ashington house
he worked necessarily. The years be
spent there were the most fruitful OF bis
career in intellsctull growth and political
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ANxOUxt E1NE ENPs.
FoR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are Authorized 10 announce Mr.. II.
c BAILEY, present incumbent. as a can
iidate for the Office Of County Judge of
Fulton county, at the ensuing August
election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. j.
MAYEs AS a candidate for the office Of
County Judge of Fulton county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce JoSAH
MoSTGoNERY as "A candidate for he office
Of County Judge. Election in August.
We are authorized to announce K. 5
MURREI, as a candidate Tor County Judge.
Election lst Monday in August.
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FoR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized 90 announce W D.
SatrH ss a candidate for the Office of C0an-
y Court Clerk. election IN August
We are authorized 10 announce Mr..
Josh n. Doids candidate for the office
Of County Court Clerk. Election in Au-
gust.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. J.
T. BYyUM, IS candidate for the office Of
County Court Clerk Of Fulton county.
ST the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce A VI.
DEBOw candidate for the Office Of
County Court Clerk. Election August
next.
We are authorized to announce v. p.
TAYLOR as a candidate for Clerk Of the
Fulton County Court at The ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized 10 announce MARSHAL
A. Mcdaniel as a candidate FOR Clerk Of
the Fulton County Court, at the ensuin &
August election.
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h0.eoc sufferers.

The Reports from the Governor Of Miss
;ssippi. Arkansas, Louisiaus, Missouri
Tennessee, and Illinois. all o.
whom have made applications TO the Gov
erumsnt for rations for the sufferers from
tho food in their States. Show that the
aggregate Of sufferers number over %, 900
The frat appropriation of 100000 has
heen exhausted; and Congress viii make
the appropriation 100000. The Secretary
Of War is issuing raiions in advance on
the assurance that Congress will make
the additional appropriation.
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FOR JAIL0R

We are authorized TO announce NEWTON
j. BUsHART as candidate for the Office
of Jailer of Fulton county Election next
August.
We are authorized 20 announce Mr.
JACOB SILvEBToorH as candidate for the
office OF Jailsr of Futon county, at the
ensuing Angus election
We are authorized 10 announce Mr. K.
F. THoAAssoS. present Incumbent, a. a
candidate Tor the oltice Of Jailor, al The
ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce THoA-
&. HAwKIss, As a candidate for the Of
hce of Jaiior OF Falton County August
aext
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The KENTUCKY Fence Blil.

It is cited as singular coincidence,
that on Tuesday the Senate passed bill
requiri u all railroads to fence their lines
on both aides their track. This il is said,
war Immediately telsgraphsd to New
\ ork, and added to the pAnicky state Of
the market. The bill requires the fences
to be put up within twelve months, and
the estimated cost is in the neishborhSod
of 81 900 per mile of road. As there are
1900 miles of road in the State. it would
entail an outlay of near 81 500 600, of
which the Nashville road would have to
pay about one-third, or 5000, COO The
OF itself would absorb good per esntags
Of the ne earnings, and hence the friends
OF the road enters 80 an important sls-
msnt in affecting the value of its stock
and that ofall other roads in the State
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Notice 10 Heirs.

~. 10, 4o2-In Chansery at Nashville
State Of Tennessee, once Clerk
ard Master Chancery Court, NASHVILLE,
February the 18th 1882. Isaac Litton
executor of Samuel Watkins, decd Com
plaiuant vs.. Samuel J. Watkins and
others, Defendants-it appearing from
the bill filed in this cause, which is sworn
to; that Samuel Watkins died in Davidson
Co., Tenn, on the 18th day Of October
1850; that by his last will and testament
he bequeathed his residuary estate 10 the
descendants of his sisters, Sally, who
married Solomon Clark; Polly, who mar
ried Samuel Nicely; Jane, who married
Ambrose Lewis. and of his brothers jacob
and Isaac said descendants Of each OF said
three sisters and two brothers to take one
fifth Of said residue, not as the next OF Kin
of said testator, but as the next Of kin Of
the brother or sister from whom they are
descended, said brothers and sisters TO be
considered as having died on the day OF
said testator's death and each beng the
owner of one fifth part of said residuary
estate. that the object Of said bill u TO as
certain who said residuary legaIees are
and TO settle said estate; that all claimants
as such residuary leeatees are made de-
Pendants, but that the names of many of
them, supposed to reside in the states Of
Tennessee Kentucky, Mississippi Arksn-
sas and Texas, are unknown TO complain
anti it is therefor ordered that all persons
resident and nonresident claiming to be
residuary legstees of the said testator
not made defendants hereto by name. be-
cause unknown, enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three
days of the next term of said coart, 10 be
held on the first Monday in April, 1882,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con
fessed as - them, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that "a copy of this order be
published for four consecutive weeks in
the Nashville American; and in news
paper published in each of the following
places, viz Hickman, KY, Aberdeen,
Miss, Little Rock, Ark, and Dallas, faxas
ROBERT EWING, Clerk and Master.
Demoss < Malone and Robert Is. Lea,
Solicitors for Complainant. fe18 At
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sInm,grasioD sO'R esIucky.


Mr.. John K. Proctor Of the state Gao
logical Survey and immi grafton Bureau,
is in daily receipt OF letters from many
quarters both IN Europe and this coun-
try giving hopeful indications Of the com
ing Of desirable class OF immigrants to
Kentucky. Being in bis Office yesterday
we were permitted to make an extract
from letters from Northern Michigan =.
follows.
Will you please send me some more Of
your pamphlets or Kentucky, as l wish
all the Information can get. Another
man, Mr. told ne today that he
will sell cut in the spring and come to
Kentucky; so will his brother. | tell you
what it is. Mr.. Proc or. that Michigan is a
dreer, sickly, cold, frozen place. Farm
ers here cannot do g ny thing on the farrps
only six months Of The year; the other
you can eGt up what you raise n the sum
mer. People say, Why, there ia no enter
prising men in Kentucky, as thers is up
North here. Now, such stuff TO ma is
worse than nonsense. There is a man
here that was once comfortable in Ken
lucky. lie told me If he had not been
id fool he would never hGvs left Ken
lucky TO come here 10 freeze to death.
Yours truly,
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PrODosed Ostrtch Farn,Ing,

Some gentlemen in Parks county Ind,
are proposing to go into ostrich farming.
Ii is claimed that this climate 10 suitable
for the business, aud that the profits
would. be very large. A setting of eggs
would cost $500 or $3.50, and il 10 estims-
tad that the profits would be in the neigh
borhood Of $4,000 in two or three years.
Should the enterprise be undertaken, it
will be the frst of the kin in the United
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Guiieau's zeal PunIshmsmg.

rev @N4N ouAI
Guiteau's real punishment has probably
already begun He finds himself beyond
the notice Of the public, and the contrast
will seem all the greater after the tremsR-
dous excitement Of the trial, in which his
daily exhibitions to enormous throngs in
the court were supplemented by constant
Visits aud lionizinE in his coll. After
some months of neglect, public attention
will once more be concentrated on the
fated wretch as the day draws near for
Ms execution.
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The total losses by Ere in the Uaitsd
States last year aggregate ISL, $50, 500, OF
which the insurance companies paid $44,
Gal, 800. Kentuckys losses foot up 81,
z06, 400 of which S60S, 500 was recovered
from the insurance companies. Cotton
gin houses, drug stores, metal working
establishments, -four mills, plsning mills
and country stores stand fret on the list
in liability to consumption by FIRE. The
country stores are more frequently burn
ed than other establi sklnent.
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Thai,aII,e WAY.

That ia an excellent suggestion or Col
Ssesdard Johnston on the Congresslona
aPpsrtionnsnt for Kentucky. 1t - This
Leave the ten districts IS they Arei max
ths eleventh Representative slsetlVs oy
the State at large; nominate Gel. Holiord
oy universal popular aeolanationi Aad
elect him by 10000 najority-ths largest
any member Of Congress ever has-
DanriLLs Advocate.
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P. s. Will you please send me your
Photograph. Peopls here want to see it.
The folloTing is extract from let
ter from Bazel Swit zerland:
Mr.---has bought in the colony
(Bsrnstadt, in Laurel county Ed Some
OF his relatives, now for ten years in
Kansas, will purchase lands in Bernstadt
and settle there. They own large or
chSris Ia Kansas, and are we'll Vsrssd in
vine euhure
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25cts Lower than the Lowest

have ne clerk expensss-no store rem
and pay cash for all my Groceries, and,
therefore can sell as cheap as the cheap
est. Best brands of Wittenberg and Lone
Star Flour, 25 cents cheaper than the low
at JOHN WHITING.
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If you are hungry and want to eat, go
to A. ~ BR0 WV j. cos and get Kraut,
Pickles, Hogs-fe ct, Beef-tongues. Sausage
Herrings, Dried Beef, Oh eese, and a full
line of Canned Goods
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The whole N after of the Utah ssntsst 10
to be referred back to the people.
bill has been reported in the House
of Representatives for the retirement Of
trade dollars.
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BY Universal accord

AYERS CArHARrIc Pills the best Of all purga
tiFes for family They are the product Of long
aborious and successful chemical investigation ant
their extensive use, by physicians in their practice
and by all civilized nations, proves them the best
and most efeetna purgaiye Pill that medical scenc
san devise Being purely vegetable no harm ca n
arise from their IN intrinsic value and curR-
tive powers no other Pills can be compared with
them, and every person knowing their virtues will
employ them, when needed. They keep the system
perfect order. and maintain ia healthy action th
whole machinery Of life Mild. searching and ef-
fsctual they are especially adapted the needs
the digestive apparatus lerangemeut Of which they
prevent and cure if timely taken, They are the
best aud safest phvsc 20 employ for children aud
weakened constitutions, where i'd bat edectual
enthartic IS required
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Walnut Wanted!

Parties having Walnut Logs to sell, in
small or large quantities, will do well to
apply to 1Ao- .. G ~,
NAV frop. SIS 90 to S25 90 and IN MEASURE
from bark to bark. de2S-Sm
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new steamer just lRun shsd here bears
the hama Of Emma Ethsridgs, the gift
Cd daughter Of Hen. Emerson Etheridgs,
Of DTe.den. II Aemphis -4pzlanehs.
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Local Notices.

a M Brown Sc Co make
speciality of Family and Fancy Groce-
ries. Provisions, SC.
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Cotton seed Lard!
: Attention!s,

Used for cooking purposes, and preferred
by many, for sale at j. w ROGERS
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Harness Harness
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Collars, sc.
It J. W ROGERS.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-07
Lovely May Day in New orleans.

Tuesday always Tuesday, May 9, the
a dnnd Monthly Distribution of the
ma State Lottery occurred. Generals
Beaaregard Of La. and Jubal A. Early of
la, mad as usual the entire charge. The
goi fortunes wheel spilled out promis-
fll0,4W Hereafter the monthly distri-
WIll be f265, 500, on an enlarged scheme,
eAels u S5-the relative value of the 81
phies being undisturbed, and fifths sold
capital prize Of $4,000. The first capital
slVo was drawn by ticket No. 10, lO2
John Weger, the postmaster at KasOta,
ills second capital, $4,000, was drawn
A't3s, held by Charles Nelson, corner
~, street and Avenue M, Galveston,
The third capital, 5000, was sold in
70 ticket No. 46, 1853. The two (2) fourth
Prizes Of q, 500 each were drawn by No.
~ No. lU,s22. The next drawing, with
NJ 1 mora than doubly enlarged, takes
tuesday always Tuesday,, July l1th;
llfther Information apply to M. A.
lA New Orleans, La.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-07
!. PILE or TRoUBL'E,
- mcEvoy Lost ON the
hst MIS- So,irth Of July.

hst ME- Eo,irth Of July.
~ Y. star, July ~
ToEvoy M on Tuesday night loss .
Mrs, ha.e her ear and her furniture, nsa,;nn anu
3 locked W p NJ Mrs McEvoy began at about
{ mis6aP3s ~ tbe evening, when she ana M her
o'clock y ha ri Rurke we're having a drunken
pheH, Joan p ana rtments on the fifth fioor
fOusa N nei ,t :" Fl No. IS Monroe street.
. 'eile ,'ho worked as a laporer ,,,,,,', a. sllo
hrke, ,,sr Tr sugar house, had been urlnn intn,1
lyeIleyS, 0nnt and when both were me-, l,,iah
|th BIS sun', u,oa,nded IS from her, with whlch
led ne l, uet le his spree. Mrs. McEvoy refused,
continue nDSew nlD tried to take her
her While struggling ON the
''V Sr possession OF she Ph teeth
, IN ,bo nephew fastened ms g seetn t,,a
Ps ur rrtis - left ear, and bit on tne
Dis nrtion au of it. Her screams parity
per PGrsVu ',n and on seeing the blood stream,
frea n,,,,' ,he wound he burst into tears ana
lTOll, ~ sIi tbc room, saying that he would
J. Ous 4 doctor. A few minutes aItermalu :
~ q or the nelghbors saw the BODY OF
~ Ln rsIlinp II from the roof and hsard u
ke .ha ian'ns nssvement with thud. lie was
,stS tns kiIIed BY the fall. The body was
anl{ neG f tn his aunt's apartments. An
olsu ulSncc " was telegraphed for, and when
us,i'v In weldon arrived he dressed Mrs,
eOn con. wounds wounds otter removing part of
y, SSl which still adhered by the skin to
bead, 5,L at the time
7, ~ % nolice took her in custody and
,uv ", ber rooms. At an early hour IN
a,ning NJ T the occupants of the house dis
o " tbat Mrs. McEvoy's apartments
"u % are m and gave an alarm. When the
y ~ extinguished the flames all the
n,o ~ in one of the rooms was destroyed.
.I,v Ir morning she was arraigned at the
Ma Market Court and discharged by the
.,,ate with a reprimand. When she
,,S'N aS home she found her nephew's body
NV yoom hut her ear, which had been
'yU ,Ss other room by the ambulance
on w was missing, and she supposed it
,"DD Un, destroyed by the fire. Coroner
I'VE Yesterday viewed the body of Burke
AVE- a permit for its interment.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-07
A Woman with "A VIII.

IN sutor at Mount Vernon, o., re-
emphatic no to his proposal he
bout to give up the suit, and go back
home at Columbus but the girls
rccepted him, appointed a wedding
hnd assured him that the daughter
ready for the ceremony. He was
lgain at the time fixed, and so were
hus guests, who found the house
ltd with flowers and a collation. pre-
But the bride was missing. She
ought at the railroad station and taken
|Ome,where she disobeyed her mothers
onmand to stand up and be married,
company was dismissed.
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tbe New No. s Wheeler a. Wilson
IiOe nj decidedly the best.
A fihastly Relic Of slavery.
Harrisburg Telegraph. J

4 THafflsDuTE IVItKTHpH'J
,snsidug the wall which surrounds the
IN Church graveyard, a nail, evidently
b6ctured by blacksmith, with small
Eles Of wood attached, was dug up.
|eycited suspicion that 1t came from a
and on further examination a skull
Pyhumed, the frontal bone Of which
half inch thick. From its location
be fact that the stone wall under which
found was built In 1890, It was con-
4 that this was the skull of a negro
the custom at that time being TO bury
along the outer borders of the ceme-
which was in those days regarded as a
Is field
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CEOrHrKq.

| n JOIlN H mOOhE .
ass-MARKET sTREET-aso.
Great reduction in
the price Of our stock
of Spring and Sum-
mi pr Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children.
Fr ON to-day we are
de termined to close
on tour stock Of Spring
an d Summer clothing
an d have reduced
pr i G es accordingly.
0 ur $40 Woolen
Sul its are reduced to
81 and So; our $12
Su its to SO and $40;
our SIS Suits to $12
and $l3 and so on
tn rough the whole line.
In our Boys and
Ch hildren's Department
tn e mark-down is still
m ore noticeable. Many
of our children's suits
al e marked at cost,
sd me below cost and
al | at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction in
time so as to clear
our counters for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Call and see for your
self and be convinced
th lat first-class cloth
in g can be bought as
q heap, if not cheaper,
b ere than at any place
in the country.
Full lines of suit
in ngs and trouserings
al ways on hand in
0 ur Custom Depart
n lent which has beer
d Ding a heavy trade
81 nee last March. Good
G u tiers, irst-class
g oods and trimmings
a nd superior work
n len characterize this
D department. in every
b ranch.
Gentlemanly clerks
" ill wait on you
" neither you wish to
p urchase or not, at
JOHN H. MOORE'S,
22S Market Street.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-07

Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
aud Blood Purifier are prepared Mt 2S3
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price Of
81. Six bottles for So. Sent by mail in
lm pills, Or Of lozenges, on receipt of
u per box for either. Mrs. Pinkham
answers all letters Of inquiry. Enclose
|np' Send tor pamphlet. Mention this
The daily gazette., 1882-07-07
M WANTED.

II need more room in Oak
IN which to care for the
Png stock of Fall Clothing.
walls are not elastic, but
stock is-or may be. The
way to gain room is to
Put put the clothing.
llth this end steadily in
4 We are increasing the at
ions Of our goods by read
llg prices to the sharp
rs standard.
nateyer your needs in
pllag for Men and Boys
ult Oak Hall. The
ICES O5 are you will quickly
N,lat you want and be
s''u with your bargain.