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STATE NEWS.


Ex-Gov. Beriah Magoffin died on the
18th ult-, and was buried ON The 1st inst.
at Harrodsburg.
The two days combination horse sale
at Lexington resulted in the disposition
of ninety-seyen head for S25, 1853, an ay-
eragc of 1851.
Lexington's chamber of commerce il
making strong effort to secure the Ken
lucky Union railroad and a new furni-
ture factory at that place.
Congressman Willis Of the Louisville
district has secured an appropriation Of
100000 from congress for the cree
ton of custon-house in Louisville.
B. F. Avery, a prominent citizen Of
Louisville, and well known as a large
manufacturerof agricultural implements.
died at that place on the Bird inst, aged
81 years
The Farmers Home Journal thinks
the wheat crop win be hardly above
half average yield, owing TO the severe
freezes and sudden thaws. The ground
upheaved greatly, and the plants were
lifted.
Bald Point, four miles above Vance
burg, Lewis county, is said to be the
highest point OF land between Pittsburg
and New Orleans. 1t is the intention of
the U. S. signal service to establish an
observatory there.
William Meredith, eanidate for re-
election TO the Legislature from Warren
county, announces himself in favor Of
the whipping post for petty criminals,
and the Bowling Green Times indorses
bis ideas on the subject.
Several farmers in Bourbon county
viii abandon the growing of tobacco and
turn their attention to the cultivation of
hemp. The latter they think is not 80
hard on the land and not as apt to be
burned up in their barns.
james 7. McFadden was arrested At
0wensboro on the Sd inst, charged vita
the murder of Wm. Roraines, in Owen
county, in 1867. He had been fugitive
from justice for eighteen years. It ia
said that he has killed three men since
killing Romines.
Z Breathitt county is awakening to the
fact that she does not deserve the malig-
nant epithets which in the past have 80
frequently been banded around and
boosted by the press at large. Jackson,
the county seat now has in contempla-
ton the erection of two handsome
church edifices and an elegant high
school building.
Hon. w p. Taulbee was here last week
for few days, the first time since his
election to congress. He left Monday
morning to attend the Inauguration az
Washington. Mr.. I. viii perhaps be
the youngest member of the next house,
but will be one of its greatest orators.
We will now say in print what we have
predicted to various gentlemen in pri-
waite, That Pres. Taulbee, should he live.
will be governor of Kentucky inside of
ten years. just cut this out and put it
in your scrap book, and you will see that
we are a prophet-Catlettsbufg Demo-
crat.
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GEOLOGY OF SECTION
FROM NEAR cAMPToN, IN WOLFE
COUNTY,
To the Mouth of Troublesome Greek, in
Breathitt County.

To the Mouth of Troublesome Greek, in
Breathitt County.
[P. N Moore, State Geological Survcy.l
The limestones, SO pure in quality and
50 persistent in position, which often
serve as guides in the Identification of
coal seams near the Ohio river, seaa to
pc entirely wanting here, and we have
IN their places these numerous, erratlc,
and untrustworthy bands OF impure
limestone, which are of almost no value
whatever for use in geological identified
ton.
The absence of these limestones, and
the frequency with which the sandstones
and shales change character, render the
construction of an accurate section, and
sise Identification of coal seams across.
aay great interval, a matter of consider
able difficulty. The absence of lime
stone and fine shales, as well as the char
aefer of the prevailing rock, which is a
coarse mechanical sediment fer the most
Fsrt, indicates the prevalence throughout
this region, during It's deposition, of shall
lew waters much disturbed by currents,
accompanied BY frequent ehangesof level.
There was no subsistence deep enough or
long enough continued to allow the for
naation of pure Iimestones, nor were the
waseFs quiet and lardlocked lagoons, in
which the fine mud could settle undis-
turbed, TO be afterwards eonpaeted into
sllale beds
It is worthy of notice, that the sub
carboniferous limestone, which in Ohio is
thin and frequently wanting altogether,
thiekens from the ohioriver to the sorth-
westward, while the limestones of the
coaEmeasures, several of which are found
in Ohio, disappear soon after crossing
into Kentucky.
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Desiring 10 wind up nv business. he
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above, and as GOOD 4 TTME:KEEPEas
many which sell for 5000, TO each offy
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sECIoN.

StIsIGS.
Accompanying this report viii be
found horizontal section showing the
principal features of the geology, from
the dividing ridge west of CsTapton to
the Kentucky river, at the mouth of
Troublesome creek. This section is by
no means complete, and it is not offered
as such, On the contrary, as already
stated, il viii probably be found 10 need
considerable correction vixen the coun-
try comes to be examined III detail; and
it is all ssaisossiife thut, especially
in the southeastern end of the section
some of the connections between the
Goals may be found 10 be incorrect. It
is believed, however, that the greater
portion of the section is correct. The
measurements for elevation were made
with an aneroid barometer without any
correction from check barometer, at a
time OF the year when atmospheric vari-
ations are often sudden and great, so that
there is liability to error from this
cause. On the. other hand, the measure
ments for level were usually made with
the Kentucky river asa base, the leye. of
this being known frein actual survey,
and the variations were checked as often
as possible by returning TO the river. The
measurements Ter distance will probably
need some correction, as they were not
obtained from the most reliable sources,
the existing maps Of this region being
very imperfect. The section is given as
the best that could be accomplished with
the time and means at command, and it
serves very well to show the principal
features Of the geology of this region.
1t viii be seen that there is a total
thickness of seven hundred and fifty feet
of strata above the top of the conglom-
crate included in the accompanying sec
ton. This, with the three hundred and
twenty-five feet of conglomerate and
sub-conglomerate beds, makes a total
thickness of one thousand and seventy
five feet of carboniferous rocks above the
sub-carboniferous limestone, from the
river at the mouth of Troublesome
creek to the edge of the coal measures.
COAL.
The Goals of this region are numerous
and of excellent quality, ard, taken Us
whole, will bear comparison with those
found III any other portion of the state
in quality or thickness. They are all
classed as bituminous Goals; but they
show all the varieties Of this class, known
as dry-burning, caking, and camel Goals
the principal Goals are of the dry or free
burning variety, while the caking or fat
Goals are comparatively rare. Camel
Goals are abundant and of excel
lent quality; certain OF them having a
reputation second to none in the State.
As yet, this region is almost entirely
undeveloped, so that it is difficult or inn
possible, without the most detailed and
careful study, to obtain q complete sec
ton, showing the thickness and position
of all of the coal seams-a study which
has, as yet, not been given to it. There
are numerous mines along the Kentucky
river, where coal has been mined fer
shipment in boats down the river; but
rome of them are extensive, and the ma
iority are nov abandoned and have fall
Ell in.
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not an organ; friendly to those who serve
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The change in the general character
of the rocks from that of the region
nearer the Ohio river, which has been re-
ferred to before, is accompanied, to a
certain extent, with change in the
Goals; but the region has not yet been
exau.ined ever efficiently large area 10
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-, M OFFltEIiS OF MENIFEE.
s. - fslieEing are the county officers of
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-02-16

the Orient. The degree of Doctor
Of Divinity was conferred upon him
by Princeton University in 1868. In
his later years the Doctor manifested
a deep interest in the Chinese. Re-
signing his pastoratc a year ago, he
intended it should have taken effect
that very day, the seventieth anniver-
sary of his BIRTH but his intention
was to have continued in fellowship
with the congregation, as helpful as
he could be after discharging the
duties of the chaplaincy to the
sailors. Mr.. Oggel closed by an
appeal TO the young to examine the
life and emulate the example of the
departed minister.
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TO.NIcnT'S LECTURE.

1t is u chronic cause of complaint
that the Honolulu people will spend
money generously for almost any
thing but their intellectual improve
ment. 1t seems to be more careful
ness of their purses than carelessness
of their mental necessities that is at
the bottom of this reproach, for
whenever no admission fee is charged
there are thronging audiences. Yet
the last thing in the world one who
knows them would lay to the charge
of the residents of Honolulu is stingi-
ness. Therefore, we dismiss the
idea Of offering any such explanation
of the difficulty of getting a large
audience to pay its way in to an
entertainment of solid nature. 1t
is not our intention, however, to
further discuss previous derelictions,
but to give two or three reasons why
there should be full attendance ac-
corded the lecture on Japan in the
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall this evening. In
the, first place rafe intellectual
treat is promised. Those who know
attribute to Gen. Van Buren, rare
powers as platform speaker. That
he will do justice to his talents on
this occasion may be expected, from
the familiarity with his subject he
must possess. His prominent posi-
ton, as Consul of the United States,
in the chief commercial city Of
Japan, cannot but have afforded him
the best facilities foreigner could
have for correct observation of the
people and their peculiarities. Then
the subject itself is of intense inter-
est to the people Of this country, of
every class, at the present time,
when the arrival of nearly thou
sand Japanese, and the premise of
more, makes it important that we
should understand this new element
of our population, and so act as to
make the accession beneficial, in the
highest attainable degree, to all con-
cerned. Lastly, the Library and
Reading Room Association, to whom
the credit is due of procuring the
promised treat, is the creditor Of
Honolulu for heavier debt Of use.
fulness, infinitely, than the sum Of
to-night's admission fees could
liquidate, even if it was presented
without the assurance that each con-
tributor would get full value for his
pittancc on the spot. The reputa'
ton of the community is at stake il
multifold degree. Save it by going
to hear Gen. Van Buren on Japar
this evening.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Yesterday morning the services in
the Bethel Union Church were dedi-
Gated to the memory of the late Rev.
Samuel Chenery Damon, D. D., for
over forty years pastor of that con-
gregation. An audience of about
230 filed the ground floor pews and
overhowed into the galleries. Decor
ations were few and simple, but in
excellent taste. At the back of the
pulpit, in white megonias. was the
device
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dred and odd Japanese just arrived.
This is a larger population than pre-
vious estimates allowed, A decline
is shown to I've still operating in the
native race, but the decrease is
in smaller ratio than that of the pre-
vious period, so that an upward turn
is not beyond hope.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Vast frauds upon the United States
revenue are threatened to be dis
closed, in the shape of undervalua-
ton of silks in European invoices.
That is one of the fruits of pro-
tective tariff.
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Absconding debtors may shake the
dust of Honolulu off their feet, but
they must carry away loads of it in
their clothes, eyes, ears, nostrils and
lungs. For so much consolation let
their mourning creditors be thankful.
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According to Mr.. FL. Clarke 5 abb
stract of the census, the population
of the Hawaiian Islands Is eighty
thousand five hundred and seventy
eight, not counting the last immigra-
tiou of Portuguese and the nine bun.
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MONDAY, FEB. 16, 1885.
THIS EVENINGS DoINcs.

Skating, Z.
Band, Emma Square, 1880.
Harmony Lodge, I.O.O.F., 1880.
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Ss% a A Four-ROomed COTTAGE,
&C., with cook house, and every
eS&zks2 convenience, TO let; and Fur
niture for sale. Apply on the premises
at No. 1877 Nuuanu Street. 9l8tf