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LATE NEWS ITEMS

The Mississippi River Commission
concluded two days session g y. h>ou,:'
No, on the 18Th, having agreed on e.ur
mates Tor appropr.-.ons ~ $500 u.
york below Cairo. Inc nsuE ~
made public
MEDIcAL superintendents q AMER
can institutions Tor he insane we're AZ &c
zion e Providence. r. l.. on Che nth
srpxry a. IA country west of the
~ psros 4 Trxaa ~ been ordered ~
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1he An~r,can Dneeem f1oedeA ~ ~ nia-
Inc nlser-Ihe Less n<eomlnG ssns<-
ehing Enormoos.
81. Lows. Mo-. Junc -.
Ths rise o. We Mississippi continued N
~ yesterday afternoon, the gauge - three
p. m. uhowtngen increased depth % three
inches within twenty -four hours. memeas
urcment gave thirty-four feet and ten
inches al.ove low-waSer mark. the river
being ono foot higher than IN the nood q
1851, and seven feet two inches lower than
IN che great food 81 ls>s. Later ~ he dsy
The depth seemed about stationary, and the
general opinion among river men seemed
% b that to-day would show slight SD
sidencc of che waters.
20 the perilous situation q allairs In East
81. Louis. . general feeling 81 alarm exist
ing among the people of that city, and but
partial faith existing IN the work done %
preserve che town from inundation, though
| effort In every direction was not abatcsi,
| and weak points IN the dikes strengthened
| a. fer ~ practicable. Were the danger 10
| East 81. Louis confined % q single weak
| point there would b. no difficulty In meet
ing Ne emergency but &c mood th r..a shs
1 pressure Of wat-r a iDany localities 4 80
/ great. that Il seemed yesterday largely
| matter Of chance whether or not the night
/ could b. maintained successfully until the
| slow subsistence Of the Mississippi lessons
the strain upon the weakening embank
Later reports from the Hooded farming
region % the north and south % East -.
Louis show that hundreds Of thousands Of
dsssrovsd ana Il hunarsds 81 farmers ruined
"A great number Of families have been left
absolutely homeless.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.


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&C., q ~, IL influence % prevent
e,c.e;r< hc<wsen church ana STATE 4
Tr.ncs.
TIKI President has appointed Captain
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- ~ P>ru- ana Richard 0ibbs. 81 Nev
Yorsr Nini~cer y Bolivia.
FrAxK Cr.Apx. for thirfy-threc year
-.,>ger a H. American Express Con
panv q Cincinnati, O., died q Newport
Ky.. fsw day. EGO
Ex-SExAroR WINDOW has bee
cho~,n chairman q TIE Winona Count
S.ie~-s,op q Is Minnesota Rspublics
Convsu<ion-
Wux,Aw DAVIS. aged 6fky, and b
~. r,veu>een. havs ben ARRESTED ,
W.<~-R.,~v Co.u. chsrr>d With commi
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CxInO. ILL.,. june -
while the John 4. Scudier was lying :.
Prices Landing, Mo-, last night, 'ws"
ave miles above here, and during 'he n,'' y
s,c~,,, which prevailed, about 10 yards Z,
Nv i y. VA washed away bv nc n'k Y
waves. ana " immense bod body j p arsia ccun
s .o~ "a o.,tIef n found &c James BAYOU
fcyiv miles brIow Cairo. The storm sxi mi
very severe, accompanied y a " iH;nohtninr.
49,. Nv, S., frers were blown down. arg ~
tanned considerable damage. - inch
about an hour, during which ne cary inches
Fl rain fcll. Tho river rnisel tn.s~ Gauge
reading thirty-ninc feet tnres $500, ", mnrk IL
Fehrusry. 1859. Al Birds Point, NV Go
Cairo NE wind lsst night A., ss. hssS ~ eak.
| portions ~ : tornnn ..,.seI ana torn
| down a though they we're pipe ss''''''
| ~ lives are reported lost.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

Senator Pratt was endorsed by n
convention at Madisonvillc on the
I'd inst. lie isa Republican, but a
sensible one, and has no opposition.
State Sentinel. l 'tH''
Senator Pratt was rendered the
Republican nomination in the, district
composed of Christian and Hopkins
counties, but as he lisa sensible man
he declined the honor. Hon. Austin
Peay, of Christian county, the Dem
ocratic candidate, has no opposition.
The disaffection In the Democratic
party in Hopkins county, which
caused Pratt's election In 1879, Is
now healed, and Mr.. Peay will beat
any Republican 800 votes. 'dl ""
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03


The surviving members of Gen.
Jno. II. Morgan's command, have
been called upon to hold reunion
at Lexington, KY. July oath, 25th
and 10Th. There were ten regiments
in the command and the names of
5000 men were borne upon the mus
ter roll of the division. About 1000
of these died in the service and of the
remaining 1000 the survivors are
scattered over the entire South,
though the greatest number live in
Kentucky. The reunion will be
held at Lexington because that was
Gen. Morgan's home. 3 ..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr, of
Brooklyn, who has been pastor Of
Plymouth church continuously for
more than 81 years, celebrated his
10th birthday June 25th. The public
buildings and private residences In
Brooklyn were profnsely decorated in
honor of the occasion. and a brilliant
reception was given the divine at the
Academy ofmusic.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

Editor Givens. of the Providence
Cleaner. with characteristics modesty
wants a slice of Hopkins county Civ
en- to Webster because the people of
that district have TO cross creek to
get to! their county seat, Editor
Young, of the jacksonville Times,
not only objects, to the real estate
transfer. but reads his youthful con-
temporary lecture that ought to be OF
incalcnlable benefit 10 him hereafter.
To man up tree it looks like Mr..
Givens had been sat upon.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

Editor Richardson, of the Glasgow
Times. bom0aas the loss Ofa bran
new umbrella. The theft Of an
umbrella is something 80 unusual
that the calamity fails with excep-
tional severity upon the unfortunate
owner, but he should console himself
with the reflection that his loss is
somcbody eisc's gain.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

The Columbus Capital, the leading
independent paper Of Ohio viii sup
port IIoadley, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, because II believes
he is the "ablesl man Of his age IN the
UnioB," although he was not the per-
sonal choice OF the editor, of the can
didates before the State convention.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

The editor Of the Bowling Green
Progress calls Hon. Henry Watterson
"a drunken black-leg and moral
wreck and IA degraded wretch who
advocates murder and laughs at de-
cency," who belongs to class of
"cattle""ostracized from decent soci, =
ty." Mr.. Watterson should comb
out Mr.. Hughes and crack him under
his thumb nail.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

According to General Nnckols'
abatement, the Ashland murderers
have cost the State nearly $4,000 in
calling out the military, When we
take into account the expenses Of the
. arrest, trial and conviction OF Neal
and Graft and other necessary costs
in connection with the affair, il as.
sumcs such enormous proportions.
that few more such trials would
bankrupt the State.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

At Collinsville, Ala, near Clatta-
nOoga, Tenn, the Halls and Mullens,
neigbbora, fell out about fence, aud
bloody fight followed. Tom Hall
killed one Mullen and fatally
wounded a second, who IN turn
killed Hall. A. b. Hall, the father
of the man killed, then came up and
was also killed by the wounded
Mullen who soon afterwards died.
All the parties were wealthy and
prominent.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

Valentines recumbent marble
statue of Gen. Ice. was unveiled at
Lexington, Va, last Thursday, with
imposing ceremonies, An Grafton
was delivered by Maj. John w. Dam
ici. the matchless orator of the Old
Dominion,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03
--',7T- - = ..ft ~
Hon. ]. Proctor Knots Appoint.
b" -n,, ments. a.

Hon. J. Proctor Knott, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, will
speak at the following places on tho
dates named, speaking each day at !
p. M.
p" Hartford, June u. -
Greenvillc, June %.
Henderson, June 20.
Munfordville, July 2.
" Russellville, July3.
" Hopkinsville. July 5.
Cadiz, July I. ''
Princeton, July9
reg Trenton, July ii. ~
81 Bowling Green, July r..
Franklin, July ID.
l5 Scottsville. July IA.
H'' Glasgow, July 10. ' ''
Elizabcthtown, July II.
Big Spring, July IS.
shelbyville, July 20.
81 Frankfort, July 81.
Winchester July %.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

Col. Buckner II. Payne, author of
"Ariel," an argument against the i'm
mortality of the negro, and the ablcst
ever written, died In a Tennessee
pOor-hOusc q few days since.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

The agony is over and Gov. Knott
can now sleep o'nights. Col. Jones
has announced that he viii submit to
the action of the Louisville Gonven-
ton, though he claims to be the
rightful nominee. "s.I
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

When are hungry boardcrs like cat
erpillars? When they make the but
ter-fy. If this pun has never been
perpctrated before, state and county
rights can be obtained by applica-
ton to the oversigned.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

The joke Of the season is that Col.
Oscar Turncr,the "outlaw of Ballard
will be candidate for United States
Senator. %"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

A grand encampment of the mill
tary companies of the State will be
held at Frankfort from August 3lst to
September 9Th, Inauguration week.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03
Skinny Men.

"Well's Health Remover restores
health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia
importance. Sexual Debility.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

The Henderson News has declared
warupon the "bangs" worn by the
ladies, which it thinks "obscure and
disfgure female beauties"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

Money orders for IS and less now
cost only three cents and the orders
are good for three months from date
of issue.
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-
The Senatorial deadlock in New
Hampshire still continues. Rollins
the present Incumbent is steadily
losing ground. d. :J.Ht isa
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,lor people are away. on the ioosou, TOR

IlllnT people are Alwais on the ioOEaut tor
Will chances TO inrrA-r their earnings,
UU,NI and In time bromnc wealthy; those
sstvs Who do not Improve their opportuhi-
ties renaip In poverty. We Offer grvut
chance a. make money. We want many urn.
women. boys an,i girls "a work faf ns right IN
their own localities. Any one can aa the work
property irom the ART start. The burinrs-
viii pay more than ten timrs or'llrar, wagsA
Expensive outnt furnished Zee. No one v ha
engages fails 10 make money rapidly. You
oan devote your whole tine 10 the work. OF
AMY your spare moments, fuli inioIlnAiio
end all that u nrr,t-d sent free. Addfrss
sTiSsoS a 20. Portland. Maine. idecsiyi
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MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS.
To smallpox Pembroke aud
Longview districts : : $50 10
To Sufferers at Empire on ac- i
count of storn, a. $500. 400 90
To Jas N Wost. paupor out,
side poor house -gl- a5s0o
To Stephen Calpnlin, pauper
outside poor house Is 90
To A V Townes for finish
ing turnpike Madison- flr''
vile road 1ls 10
To smallpox expended by IA,
city Hopkinsville !, 1910 0S
To W M Fuqua account
smallpox - -- 40 90
To smallpox expended in the
county $500 90
To support of paupers at poor
house and outside Of
poor house 1000 90
To smallpox to DR., ], II. fsdl
To repairs on Mil;or's mill
pond 70 90
To build bridge Greenvillc 'i 'F' q
road near Biggerstaffs 800 90
To repair Princeton road at t..
Sugar Creek $50 90
To repair Cox Mill road
near d. Is. Owsley's $50 90
To repair Green's lane on t'lE.
Cadiz road -a- $50 O0I
To make culyert ON Madi-
sonyille road 10 40
To drain a pond noar r. u.
Lackey's {, 90O m
To repair bridge ON Vast
Fork Pond River 9OO 90
To repair bridge AZ Mason,s
Mill 19b m
To buy rirbt way ON Grcen. 1-'aNs
vile road II. IN M
To repair bridge at Bankers
Mill on West Fork 40 90
To dram pond on Farms.
worth and Bennettstown
Mill road - -. 80 90
To repair Farnsworth's Mill ~ d.
bridge 10 90
To w, P, Winfreo, County
Judge .a.a 800 90
To +. G., Sebree, County At $50 N
torney = GOO 90
To G. A Champlin, moor house
receiver 200 90
j. X. Moore. poor house phy. e 7'i77
stefan lt -tTtI PIX 900 90
~ b,ael EF 'r,i,f.
State of Kentucky May Term
Christian Co. Court.i May "a, 1883.
Whereas, In pursuance to an order
made by this court calling for the
redemption Of the Christian County
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Miss Smith writes poetry for the
Glasgow Times. Probably some Of
our readers have heard of her. i.

Washington and Lee University
has conferred the degree of L L. ID.
on Hon. John G. Carlisle, of Ken
lucky. ~ -....f. ~ n
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-03

The following claims were allowed
Justices Peace for attending court at
the March, April and May Terms Of
the Court for the year l883--payable
out of the county Levy for the year
1883, to-wit: ttf'+' " p'f Z <
W R Long !. ~ : us 90
W + Wool Is %
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Court Of Claims
APPROPR |AT|ONS.
CHRISTIAN COUNTY COURT.

OCTOBER TERN, OCT. 10TH, 1882.
The following claims were this day
produced TO Court, allowed and or
dered to be paid out of the County
Levy for the year 1881, tn-wit;
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Of Standard Rocks, many OF them the hest
editians published. Your choice sent for ex-
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week. Prices lower than ever before known,
ranging from Two Cents for Tennyson's
Enoch Arden," unabridged. Large Type, 10
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pedia: Not sold by pealers-prices TOO low.
CIRCULARS free, Mention thls paper. , =,
JOHN u; ALDEN, Publisher, Is vcssey n. (.
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~ ft v fftft rs = 8
A silk worm makes silk but a to-
bacco worm doesn't make tobacco by
upwards Of good deal. '-n
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Drowned in Beer.

Generating fhis',G lar B-r~ray- hrs Men
fyPress thelr Mi.d-.
"rhe fact u ,lr. and you may s'irk n pin
there, that the people oi this country are ike.
!. TO be- "r'wnr,i 10 ntai VI lager be-, r."
shouted mn cnthusin-'ir irrtntAier the other
,iat iDtO the ear 81 ,0ur pfne 81 rurrcrlon-
llept "rhHt GerMan drink has truck us hard
" u the secupl driugp."
"lts, aud the worst of this l,cer.dfInklng
business T. III u u gets NJ kidney trohhlrs, q,
heavy winL rairss the waves" Hi,Ird a rify
physician, VINO hail knowlc,lEr ~ the time,
su. q Tendency " metahpnr "rhe midnight
"thannrt leaves h'hini itA wake III furrsi
Tongues, hca'lHencs, torpid IivrIS. nausea, Ana
all that aud lays ihs foundation OF Bright,
Disease"
TIL, melancholy fact accounts ~ part fn
the incuh,ing tAlrs of hcnsor'a ,'apcine
fvrns Plaster, which at once nlitiratrs lhcs
-y,nioas, Price "a csnls. Ask your phy.i.
cian Al'out IT,
Seabury \ Johnson, Chcmists, N.w yotk
June 10 Nv
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MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS.
TO build bridge across Blue
Spring Branch -. 49,. 800 90
To ill pond near b. y.
Garnett's ............ 300 90
To make fill on CroftOn and
~. Greenville roads ...... 200 90
To blast rock out Butler road 40 W
" . II q . 10 Q1
" q q 40 ~
The following allowances were
made to officers August election, 1882,
payable out of County Levy, the year
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The following claims. were this day
produced in open Court allowed and
ordered to be paid out Of. the county
Levy for the year 1883, to.wit;
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-17

STATE OF INDIANA, IS: In the Supreme Court.
- May Term. 1882.
Henry II. Cook VS.. T. Delevan Woodruff ct a.
No. n,li6. Appeal from the Marion Superior
Court.
Whereas. it appears by affidavit filed and due
proof made to the Court. that Conrad Neab Jesse
W. r. Lemon, Linda NJ. Coons, Urbana Wine Com
pany. K Frank Kennedy, George I. Norton John
steel. James Seymour. and - Seymour, his wife
William W. Andrews. Andrew Coweu, Frank Me
Whitney. A. ii. Guncke. George Jackson, Joseph
I. TIOwbridge. Charles q. King. William krkup.
Edwin II. Avery, Edwin Hoole. Trustee and the
heirs (names unknown) OF Charles T.. AdSit. de
ceased, are non-residents OF the State OF Indiana
and are necessary parties TO said appeal.
Now, therefore, said afrellees above named are
Henry II. Cook filed in the CLERKS Office OF Said
Court a transcript OF the record and proceedings
in certain suit appealed from the Marion Superior
Court, wherein the said Henry ii. Cook was plant
i'll and said l.. Delevan Woodruff ct al. were de
PENDANTS and OF the tendency OF said appeal: and
said appelleeS also notified to appear
at the State House in Marion County. Indiana be-
fore said Supreme Court, and defend said appeal
the Goth day OF Nov ember, 1883. the same being
the first judicial dHy OF the November Term, 1885,
OF said Court, else the same will be proceeded
urOn in their absence.
And it is further ordered by the Court that the
Clerk OF this Court cause this notice To he pub
liShed in the Indiana State sentinel, a newspaper
OF General circulation. printed ana published at
Indianapolis. ia Marion County, Indiana for three
weeks successfully.
Witness, the Clerk OF said Court and the seal
thereof hereto affixed this 18th day OF Sep
STALL tcInber, 1856.
S. P. SHEERIN, Clerk.
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THE WEEKS NEWS.

"a brief summary OF important events for tine
week ending Tuesday, October l6
Mrs. Langtry has arrived in New YORK.
pew Spanish Cabinet has been formed.
Matthew Arnold sailed for America on Saturday
The wheat crop in Michigan is estimated at
S.147.C00.
A Tilden Cam psign Club has been formed in
Philadelphia.
senator Bayard says the result in Ohio indicates
the election OF a Democratic President.
snow-stOrm at Winnipeg for two DAYS last week
formed the basis for excellent sleighing
a pickpocket at 0lney. ILL.,. got $50 from the
pockets oil ex-senator Oglesby last Friday.
The demise is announced OF Charles H. Crane.
Surgeon General of the United States Army.
The President and all the members of the Cabi-
net are at present Sojourning in Washington
Three men were killed and boy injured at the
railroad crossing at Castalia. near Sandusky last
Sunday night.
Don Cameron has improved in health. but win
probably not try TO take his seat IN the Senate un
I'll after the holidays.
Secretary Folger has decided to accept sI.2IO
judgment for $4,000.
Rev. David Buell. Knickerbacker. D. D was con
secTated last Sunday in Philadelphia rs the Epis-
copal Bishop OF Indiana.
The Alabama KukIux cases win come up for
trial this week III the United States Court. they
Will excite much interest.
negro al Huntsville. Ala, who had killed
policeman with an axe. was lyuched by fifty
udckeu ueu last W euueouAy.
Senator Edmunds states that Immediately upon
the organization OF the Senate he shall resign the
position OF President pro tem
T. w. Pearsoll, banker OF New York lost his
elegant new mansion near bridgeport. Conn. last
week. by fire. IL cost Sl25,OOO.
Edward Collins six years ef age has been given
Judgment for 200 against the South Boston
Railroad Company for the loss of his lett arm.
BY the collar se OF granary floor on a farm near
Moorhead, Min. Monday, eight men were buried
alive IN oats and four OF them were suffocated.
The Mexican bonds which are TO he negotiated
in the United States and Germany nc eighty-iye
cents on the dollar, will bear per cent. interest
SIX children Of Iieonier. Pa. named stouaer
were last Wednesday poisoned by eating weeds IN
the woods. -Four OF Them were saved by heroic CT
tort
Della L. \. Brown OF Rome, sends out an appeal
10 the people OF the United states for penuy coutr
buttons ia aid OF the sufferers By the earthquake
at lss.ia.
AZ Naples that 6D0OO men In Italy are ready to
strike for the restoration OF the temporal power OF
the PoDe.
Six thousand pounds sterling have been con
tril uied in England TO meet the expenses OF a six
mouths mission conducted 5y Moody ond Sanky
AT Isington.
reward of 600 IS offered IN England for the
recovery of lad named Willie Dickinson who was
stolen in Wisconsin two ago and taken across
the Atlantic.
Last Friday was bangman siav but he was I'M
a1e To force confession from Ellis Graft. one of
Tie Trio believed 10 have murdered the Gibbons
children 81 Ashland. KY. last Christmas night
'"t : ksoiord- who was execu.ed al Fremont, y.