KENTUCKY GAZETTE
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WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
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GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 18 1871
Dale f Pnblle Sales Advertised
In the Osset te
October 18 Wednesday Helm A Hawkins
Stock Land Ac
A PEOCLinATICN BY THE
OOYEKItOB
To The People of the Common
wealth ot Kent nek j
I avail myself of my official position
not to address you a proclamation by
authority aa Governor of the Common
wealth out as your fellow-citizen repre
senting a great and generous people to
express at once your sympathies and
invoke jour aid in the cause of suffering
humanity
A terrible disaster has befallen the
emporium of a neighboring Common
wealth The city of Chicago in the full
tide ot its prosperity has been over
whelmed by a conflagration almost aun-
'ROASTED ALIVE”
Awful Accounts of the Tires Is
Michigan nnd Wisconsin
More than 1500 People Burned
to Death
HI8EBY OF THE BVBY1YOB8
IlLu aT PtOCk’ paralleled in the history of inch calami
Crop Farming Implements Sc yery muoh of t maaM
October 19 Thorsdsy— A J Bead Stock whica the industry and
Crop Ac 1
October 91' Saturday H
Una 8tock
October
P (Thompson
Chicago Oct 15 The latest
from "tlie terrible fires in northern Wis
consin and Michigan represent the loss
of life as being fearful Some seven to
idrea dead bodies had already
McMillan A Wain
Ac 9
October 36 Thursday A G Morgan 8 toe k
Crop Ac
October 28 Thursday John F Payne a
Splendid Farm
October 97 Friday Montgomery A Carter
Adm’rs Stock Ac
November 1 Wednesday Oliver Stone
Land Stock Crop Ac
November 3d Monday A L McAfeeCom’r
Jessamine Land
November 6 Monday M T Lowry Ji
mils Farm
Bpcdnl Nstices
commercial
enterprise of her citizens had accumula-
ced has perished m a day The lose of “uni
and multitudes of recovered and i is believed tint
but number will reach fully one thousand
and the wounded two hundred This
life has been fearful
her people are not only homeless
suffering from exposure and the want of
the necessaries of life
Nor is this city alone in such calamity
The same terrible scourge has desolated
vast districts of country in Mihcigau
Wisconsin and Iowa Sweeping
with the besom of destruction forest and
prairie towns villages and ferm-houses
involving hundreds of human lives in
the common ruin many thousands
of the survivers destitute of the
means of livelihood must not only
suffer but perish with want unless
least three fourths of the
comprises at
population
Milwaukee Oct 15 Later ac
counts from northern Wisconsin confirm
all previous reports and rumors The
loss of life in the neighborhood of the
burned village of Peshtizo will reach
ever twelve hundred fur fifteen per cent
of those injured cannot recover
The fire tornado was heard at a dis
tance like the roaring of the sea Balls
of fire were soon observed to fell like
meteors in different parts of the town
TSie Rev D Mdnoy A forty In
m Hone Race— Ho Tactics
Commodore Ysiiderbllt nnd
makes hint Take kls Bust
On Saturday afternoon last Commo
dore Vanderbilt whirled up the road
behind Mountain Boy and Daisy Curas
His dust had not subsided when the Bev
Dr Sidney A Corey came bowling
along with nis noted span of bays They
met near Florence’s on the return A
slight twinkle beamed from the eyes of
each as both reached quickly forward
and grasped the loops of their rtius The
well trained teams took the signal in an
instant The minister had the right of
the road and the Commodore the left
As if by instinct all other teams drew out
of the way Down they came neck and
neck like a storm of hail upon the dusty
road while cheer upon cheer rent the air
they thunderd past Neither spoke a
word but with set teeth and flashini
eyes each held on the reins wit
all his strength and power For seveial
minutes no advantage was gained At
length the Commodore made use of his
whii
they
BnhnrriniTntitiiiiriii tn 1m hrr th-1 igniting whatever they touched People
It is a Cheering testimony to the broth- iifie in
19 For cheap and fresh Groceries go to
H C Metcalfe’s Boardman’a old stand
corner of Mulberry and Water street
!P ublio S ales
BY JAS F BRAKE Afc CO
Beal Estate Agents
FORSALE
Residence Sc Lo t
The residence of Mrs Tho B Warfield
situated on the west side of Broadway be
tween Second and Third streets adjoining
the residence of P BcoU Esq The boose
1 contains TEN LARGE BOOMS marble
mantels
flu all Through the Houe
With handsome chandelier in parlors 12
foot hall through the center of the house
batli-room store-room kitchen wash-room
three servant’s rooms bock porch dairy
cellars under the whole house There is on
the lot
Two Large Cisterns and a Never-foiling
Wall of Water
A brick stable iron fence in front with stone
bone Lot 90 feet front by 210 feet to an
alley
erhood of Christendom and the philan
thropy of the age in which we live that
not only has the heart of the nation been
touched but other peoples have united
with our own in words of earnest synipa
thy and deeds of beneficence to relieve
the afflicted And I am deeply gratified
rushed with their children in their arms
far n place of safety but the storm ot
fire was upon them nnd enveloped them
in flames smoke burning sand and
cinders and those that were not able to
were suffocated and
reach the river
roasted alive
I i This terrible scene happened on Sun
to know amon the rponses made the 8th of &tober alrend
to the appeal of tins suffering peoplethe
voice of your liberality has not been
silent It is a matter of serious reflec
tion however that whilst the generous
f h®?” I enough to reach the water many throw-
warmedintu acts ofnoble liberality the Bthailll-WB into a mill-pond and
omtribuUoiu furmshed however large U to floating logs A number of
wdl not probably be sufficient to a leviate drowned by their being thrown
the sufferings which this calamity wdl by maddened horses and
entail The rigors of winter are at hand bt0 water The
and for months relief will be needed by J
thousands who are witlic
or means of subsistence
"J fiery cyclone swept over a track of coun
thousands who are without employment or miles wide Every
nna building fence and all the timber were
The burden of theh sustenance cannot Q 0 of fire
be adequately borne by those who hnveThe to£n of PJbtig0 nubered two
shared in die common misfortune and
whilst the several States will doubtless
provido liberally for the succor of their
citizens we should feel it a privilege to
oon tribute of our abundance to their
relief
thousand one third ot whom perished on
that fearful night
Reports from the east shore of the
Green Bay place the lose of life fully as
high as at Peshtigo The same account
status that the immediate wants of the
JIol Guilty
Salt Lake Oct 18 JBrigham
Young appeared ia court this morning
when the indictment for lascivious cohab
itation was read to him and upon the
usual question of the clerk ho answered
with marked seriousness “Not guilty’
The court room was but moderately
crowded and there was no excitement
Brigham seemed much improved in health
and confident in manner
In the case of the Mayor Daniel H
Wells 611 a similar charge the reading
of the indictment was waived aud after
the tide of the case was announced he
replied “Not guilty”
The defendant’s counsel moved the I
court to oou tin ue the esse until next
term The prosecution opposed but
they said they were willing to give the
defendants ail die dme neceesary for
preparation for trial
The motion was not acted upon but
will be taken up at an early day pro
bably to-morrow
Judge 0 F Strickland United States
Marshal Patrice aud a number af attor-
where
LUCE A SPLENDID FARM PUBLI(L sale
FIRST TO
CHICAGO LOSSES!
FORSALE
AT
Public Auction I milei from Leingtb0j on th Mayavtile
pike without reserve offer at public sole on
®hllrldl7 October 3Glli ill my
-T Stock Crop Farming Utensils
SITUATED on the Pi
rood 8) mile from
IN THE
Copy of Chicago Dtapatch
Cblesso Oct 11 1871
To Andes Insurance Co i
Andes losses will not ex
ceed $300000
E E BRYAN Agent
IKENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE
I PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF FRANKFORT
DRAWN DAILY AT
Covington Kentucky
mile from Payne’s Depot upon the Lexing
ton and Frankfort Railroad I will sell at
public auction to die highest bidder on
Thursday October 88tb 1871 HOUSEHOLD KITCHEH FUBMITUBEjftC
At 19 o’clock precisely my Home Farm con
taining about
Consisting of 800 shocks of good Coin 90
tons of night Clover Hay in barns and
ricks: 6 large stacks Hungarian Hay 4000
bundles Oats in lofts 9 fashionable bred
yearling Balls 40 head yearling Cairo
SCHEME
whip and drove his animajs to a slight f°vo morning
lead The minister never moved a mus- thecourt for the second judicial district
cle but hung on to his antagonist’s rear b® opened to morrow A
with exasperating tenacity Passing the escort was asked for from General De
Club house the Commord ore’s brow oon- Trobriand but refused The United
tracted the furrows about his mouth and States Marshal says it is impossible for
eyes deepened and his weakening arras I him to make arrests there without
began to tremble Slowly but surely the nnhtery wipport
more rigorous minister closed the jap 1 he Mormons
Slowly but surely he forged alongside
The pace was tremendous With a -i
chirrup and a shout Dr Corey stimulated magnates in overthrowing the charges
his flyers to a splendid bunt of speed and brought against them by n”
Tlie Andes Is solvent and
very strong aud lues already
commenced paying 11s Chi
cago losses
J B BENNETT
ildent
£260
Of as fine land as can be found in tlis blue I
gram region of Kentucky only about 60 acre 50 FAT and STOCK HOGS:
lf CI iUa!m Cimltaw fits I 9
Eight Berksire Sows and Pigs 9 pair supe
rior man Mules 16 hands nigh S good
JLL1 r nTm work Hotbm 1 fine trotting Mere and Cob
DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE EormtKing one trotting Mara by imp
I Consternation elm tod to Membrino Tran by
With 7 rooms arranged for convenience and one very promising 9 year old Kentucky
comfort exclusive of pantries and kitchen Clay Filly 1 yearling Mule
utbuilding's barm stables
the Commodore was left behind in a
twinkling Dr Corey kept the lead to
the end of the road
States grand jury It
And women alii
the United
is 'said that men
ike are contributing freely
LOWBY A CAMPBELL Agents
Observer Building
oot 14-9t Lexington Kentucky
Prize $30000
P6 20000 1 All the necemaiy outbuiWu on
Prize 15000 smoke-house ice-house carriage-bouse corn-1 20 Pure Bred Southdown Ewes
aaa eribs Ac Ac fencing all in good repair
10000 1 The ground are embellished and adorned I A1J a choice lot of purs gray Dorking
with evergreens and fruit treca of various 9ck“ her Fowls 1 two hone
kinds
The farm and improvements must be seen
to be ap pedaled 1 ’arsons wishing to pur
chase are respectfully invititod to examine
the property before the day of sale
Also at the same time I will sell the follow
ing stock via:
15 milch Cows and Calves frill blood
10 fine grade Heiiert 2 year olds
88 two-year old Steen good
Prize 7000
Prize 9000
Price of Mets $10 $5 $2 50 and $1 00
Tickets can be had at the Agent’s office
Se- IS Broadway between Haiti
and Short Mtreefs
8IMMONS d CO Managers
HENBY MILLER Agent
sept 13-3m
Chickens and other
Wagon 1 toor hone Wagon Rasper a
Mower new Star Grain Drill Pond Scraper
Cart and Harness Harrows double and sin
gle Plows together with all the Implements
Decenary to carry on a large form Also
I HOUSEHOLD AMD KITCHEN FURUTUBE
Chicago Fire
With foil confidence that people are supplied but lsrge Amounte
of Kentucky will respond
wonted liberality to this appeal I
recommend that in the several towns
and neighborhoods of the Common
wealth the citizens shall promptly move
in such form as sliall to them seem most
Alsb one of the finest Building judicious to provide for tlie relief of the
in the city whoinng the residence fronting 8(lfl tokj measures for the collec
on Broadway 72 feet running back 210 feel I
to an alley
For price and terms apply to
J F DRAKE A Co
Beal Estate Agents
oct 7-1 ra
W& Goods from 10 oral’s worth np de
livered in eny psrt of the cily free of clisrge
oct 14 tf H C METCAUE
Fine Gnt
If yon want to get the best fine cut chewing
Tobenoo in town go to W 8 Buie’s He
keeps K CL Barker A Co's American Eagle
Dried A pples and Peaches at
H METCALFE’S
of provisions and clothing will be re
quired tor the Cuming winter Mayor
Liudingtonof Milwaukee publishes the
following appeal
Milwaukee Oct 14 The calami
ties that have befallen our State and
some of our neighboring States are truly
j I appalling Over 1500 men women
lion and d-8totbutcn of money food and dchilfren hdVe brnei to death
raiment and other necessaries of 1
life
I among them in addition to which they
may find means perhaps in many cases
to secure a hospitable refuge to the poof
aud homeless
iu Wisconsin alone
houses and farms to
their business
a large extent
entirely destroyed the very soil having
all their autumn end
hereunto set' my hand' and
caused the seal of the Common
wealth to be affixed Done at Frankfort
the 16th day of October A D 1871
PRESTON H LESLIE
By the Governor
A J James Secretary of State
The Fenlau Iteid
From a gentleman who is doing busi
Flue Cut I ness at Fort Garry and who was on his
K C Barker A Co’s celebrated Detroit way to this city stopping over night with
fine cut Chewing Tobacco at W 8 Buie’s
oct7-tf
been burned and
They are utterly
require full support
at least until another season Seven
counties in our own State are thus iu
great part utterly desolate Whole
regions of country in western Michigan
are in ti e same condition and these tires
aae still raging and destroying
Milwaukee’s doing all site can do By
her dose neighborhood to Chicago she was
enabled to send large quantities of sup
plies into that devastated city during the
progress of the fire feeding her firemen
ana exhausted citizens Vast numbers
of Chicago sufferers are now filling our
a friend at the Hudson Bay Post which I houses aud public buildings and we min
was captured by the Fenians we learn r their nwA—itii- We have sup
the following particulars I plied hundreds of tons of provisions and
About 7 o’clock on the-morning of the I clothing and stoves and other needfol
5th the early risers of the Hudson Bay articles to Chicago to northern Wiscon
Post discovered a squad of armed met gin and to western Michigan We are
approaching the poet in military array doing our beat but the amount of suffer
ing m our own State is beyond our power
Colonel j alone to assuage We appeal to the pub
The Ue for aid We will be the dispensers
11 1 of supplies to sufferers in Wisconsin and
western Michigan We have made
An fTnpIeuammt lloneymaan
The Detroit Free Press tell a laiqenta
able story of a husband’s perseverance and I
a wife's unrequited love 8nch things ne
are-not so uncommon as to warrant any
particular notice but the husband’s per
sistence was so remarkable and so suc
cessful that it takes the case out of the
ordinary Mr Messenger' of Illinois
lately married a girl about fifteen years
old and on account of some vague
rumors which tended to show that he was
a bigamist he took his pet wife from the
West toward the East tenderly asking
her on the road what site would do if he the f0n0inir old and reliuhl
should abandon- her how she would
make a living and putting other unnatu
ral questions to her Strange to say
her suspicions were aroused and when
the couple came to Detroit she would
not leave her husband alone for an
instant Such treatment made him de-
rndent and the two retired together
the night the lady locking the door
and putting the key uuder her pillow
In the dead waste aud middle of the night
ir Mrs Messenger was awaken d by
ling her husband tumbling for the ke
he waa dressed and ready to depart Bi
sobbed and prayed and the gentleman
apparently relenting returned to his
couch when his wife having first hidden
the key under the mattress tied his wrist
to hers with a handkerchief Tlie lady
watched for a while but the drowsy god
was too much for her and when she
awoke she found that her restless husltand
hn1 untied himself 1 remind torn the lwl bad neither agents nor neks at Chicago
had untied mnwtiir dressed torn me neu of vUk impaired eapi-
quilt into stripe and using these as a anj solicitors running through the city
rope had descended from the window re- Ul county wishing to insure yon at any rate
entered his hotel paid his half of tlie bill they are imposters Come to hetdqurrters
taken his baggage and departed leaving I 8® J°nr policies in A No1 oompanies
her alone in flie wide wide world
IN
TIER AIRDRIE
IRON
FOB
3-yeu
84 yearling Steen very extra
20 Southdown Ewes
100 fat Hogs
year old i
WORKS
LEASE
IU Mare I note with approved security negotiable and
Gelding 2 years old payable at Gr instead A Bred ley’s Banking
i a lot of suckling calves jjeose Terms of sale to be oomplied with
Dry Goods!!®
V Bis
FOR 20 DAYS E
1 two year old aaddk Mare
1 premium saddle
1 Am boll Calf and
I Ac'
OF SALE:
For the Farm one-third of the purchaee
money will be required in band or when
possesion is given The other payment! on
I such times as may beat suit the purchaser
For the balance of the property on same of
Bedsteads Tables Aa Aa Also
collection of Green House Flowers
Sals to commence at 9 o'clock
TEBMS For all some of $50 and under
cash over that amount three months credit
id
i oomplied
before the articles are removed
ALEX G MORGAN
I in operation since before the war They
WH no L IO WAY A CO stand on the banks of Green river which ha
slack water navigation The property in
cludes some
I will at the earns time and place sail
the bidder the tract of land known as the
KENTUCKY LEAD MINES
in sixty days tux thousand tone of Boasted I For the balance of the property on earns ol I
Black Band Ore and some Coke are on the I $25 end under the cash in hand will be re-1 8x sj1' from Lexington near the Buaeelt
qnired On sums over that anr-unt a I turnpike containing
credit of foor months will 1 be given y4 iere 0f Choice Ifond
notes with- approved secuily negotiable and
payable at the Farmere’ Bank in George- One-half in cultivation the remainder in
town The term to be oomplied with before splendid timber well set in bine-grass On
l the place a shaft 800 feet deep has Men sunk
Furnace and Smelt-
New Hominy at
H C METCALFE’S
Fresh Batter and Eggs at
H C METCALFE’S
Fine Everereeni for Fall Plant
ing A very superior lot of Evergreens and
ornamental Trees and Shrub for sale at the
nursery of the A A M College Woodlands
on very reasonable terms Apyly to
sept 20-tf WM WALTER
Wanted
I wish to employ 4 or 5 reliable men as
agents for the Florence Sewing Machine to
anch will be paid a good salary Apply at I in order and shortly after taking posses
Nol 11 South Upper at' april 8-tf sion the “army of invasion proceeded to
take breakfast Sentinels were stationed
around the Puetand the opening scene oi
bloodless war was ended The General
I commanding called a council of war
military
At their head marched General O’Neil
supported by the O'Donohue
Donnelly and Colonel Carley
force amounted to some thirty men
armed with breech loading Springfield
rifles At the Post there were three every necessary arrangement to aooom
men and two women who quietly sub-1 plih these purposes with economy and
mitted to a superior force and nude no effect All contributions in money may
resistance At the Custom house our be gent to Afpvndr Mifohnll banker
informant was stopping over night with Ji contributions of food clothing bed
a friend Their morning slumbers were ding and other necessary supplies may be
directed to Harrison Ludington Mayor
Signed Harrison Ludington"
Religions Services in tlie Burned
City Yesterday
Chicago October 15 A furious
gale prevailed in this city last night It
became almost a herricane by 12 o’clock
T i but subsided before morning It caused
Smith's Agricultural I inimrat of j uture conquests were under ooutempla-1 mucb alarm to citizens especially to those
bruises cats and swellings onrtodr Fwrssle I tion when about noon one of the senti- in the viciuity of the late fire
!-y J T viLEY A uu nels appeared in breathless haste with the Fire brands were blown
vsept 80-2m Opposite Poet OlEoe iuiormatiou that a large force of United
The best assortment of canned Good
approaching This startling in
lgenoe caused great causternation
among the victorious warriors composing
the “Army of invasion” A tearful
panic seized them and not one stood
ujxin the order of his gmng but all fled
in hot haste General O'Neil forgot hit
sword and the O'Donohue left his rifle
and other accroutrementa behind Col
Wheaton and his party of thirty men
pursued and succeeded in capturing
Gem ral O’Neil Col Donnelly Colonel
Six-year old native Wine suitable for I Garley and ten others all of whom wen
oo ununion purposes at taken over to Fort Pembina and placed
KIDD A BRO’9 under guard The O’Douohue had
airpf ed tor tlie race and succeeded vin
Baiclielor'e llalr Dye I making his escape but we learn that he
This superb Hair Dye is the beat in fit was afterward captured by some hrlfreedr
world perfectly harmless reliable and in d brought over to Pembina and
tSf Twenty-five barrels of pure cider Vin
egar for sale by the gallon or barrel at
KIDD A BEG’S
99 A large lot of side Meat and Shoulders
lor sale to jobbers at
KIDD A BEG'S
99 Go to Kidd A Bro’s for chep Gro'
neriea They are selling low down
ri'inLaiieous no disappointment no ridiculous
lints or disagreeable odor The genuine Wm
A Batnhelor’a Hair Dye produce Immbdi
a rKJY a splendid Black or natural Brown
letvM the hiir clean iql beautiful does not
i-oiiLiin a particle of lead or' any injurious
(loinMinnd Bold hy all druggists Factory
li BOND STREET N Y oct 4-ly
buried alive
now
keeps company with General O'Neil in
charge of the commanding officer at
Pembina t
Our informant together with the hall
I dozen others who had been held prisoner?
fir some five hours were left without a
guard and each cine went about his or
her buuuess as th- ugh nothing had hap
pened The gentleman from wlion we
the obtained the information left in
n a few hours after the capture of O'Neil
and arrived in this city last evening So
far as his observation extended there was
nobody hurt aud no damage was done
and the only thing the invading party
carried away with them was a hearty
breakfast tor which they left a number
I of guns and accoutrements behind as
payment
Two Pauper Children nit Grave
Itlggsre— Fatal Reault— An In
litut Burled Alive
From the Steubenville Herald of Monday
A ‘sad incident oecured at the county
infirmary five miles from the oily yrs
trr lay resulting in a horrible death the
luirving of a small lad named Murphy
ujri li five years s reel-footed chihj who
him deserted by the mother to cloak her
heme From a gentleman who was at
the infirmary yesterday we learn that two
tmtiper children named Phil Sheridan
und Andy Steward or James Holley re- is one from Kentucky involving the
aired to the orchard a short din tana constitutionality of the Civil Bights Act
low the infirmary building and dug a another involving the constitutionality of
hole After effecting this part of the the so called Drake amendment relating
diabolical act the two little fiends whost to the efkct of pardons in the Court of
:i '(s were respectively five and nine years Claims and another involving the decis
repaired to to the infirmary ground and on of disputed r ghta to property of the
c-iught the reel-footed boy and carried Protbytenati Church North aid South
fiim to his living grave Shrieking yet another involving the question Os to the
without the power of being heard the binding foroe ot notes given for slaves
litile victim was caught by the young
eve utioners and forced into fhe hole
before the issuance of the Emancipation
Proclamation The decision in the latter
case will turn on the question whether
t e provisions if the Georg a Constitution
prohibiting tlie enforcement of any debt
the consideration of which was slaves or
the hire thereof is in contravention to
the article of the national Constitution
declaring no Slate shall -make a law
informing any one of the deed and the I iiujwriug the obligation of contracts The
I uried boy’s absence was first noticed by opinions on the constitutionality of the
Mr Porter the Superintendent about 1 Legal tender Act withheld last May
cluck Upon making inquiries a little will be made public A case is expected
Iloiding him down they shoveled iu the
earth and stones upon his writhing body
stiffling his cries as best as they oould
until the poor deformed body cessed to
riruggle and the spirit took its flight to
J lim who gave it The two young mur-Icr-rs
went back to the house without
sprit Mr Porter found the newly made
g?avef and below the surface the lifeless
form of little “Limpy” To-day Mr
Porter was in the city and made appliea
timi to Judge Martin of the Probate
Court to have the two young murderers
sent to the Reform School
though in a somewhat fimilar case its
constitutionality has been upheld by a
divided Court
about in every
direction Skeleton walls were prostrated
in quick succession shaking buildings in
the vicinity from foundation to apex
Much alarm prevailed' people rushing
from their dwellings into the streets in
many instances fearful that their houses
would be prostrated and they buried
beneath the ruins The exciement aud
alarm waa scarcely leas than on the night
of the great disaster Fortunately it had
mined for twenty four' hours previous
and this prevented any conflagration as
the result of the tornado
The Sabbath has been recognized in a
marked manner in all the chuiches left
standing In many instances two and
three congregations of different religious
tenets have worshiped in the Ban e edifice
at different hours A marked religious
feeling prevailed amonp the worshipers
Of course the theme of all the preachers
was the great calamity All spoke hope
fully of tiie future of Chicago both in a
material and spiritual growth
Hadame Bonaparte
The ex-Erapress Eugenie contributes
to the political speculations now distract
ing France in the interregnum of the
Assembly The part now assigned to
her is that of a second Duchease Bern
and her visit to Spain is represented
merely as a ruse the purpose of which is
to enable her to cross the Pyrenees and
arouse the peasants of Landedoc and La
Vendee Humor also assigned General
Rouay to the management of the affair
in Paris -The mere existence of such a
belief demonstrates that public opinion
ascribes entirely different qualities to the
ex-Empreas from those which George
Sand is now airing in her published
diary for tlie woman who would even
imitate the determined energetic and
talented Duchease is not the painted
nonentity pictured by Madame Dude
vanL In the present feverish condition
of Franco even this story is unworthy of
notice for it is undeniable that a reac
tion favorable to the Empire is taking
place The workmen do not heeitato to
express a desire for another revolution
and to add their preference for Bonapar
tism rather than the present order of
things The Emperor’s portrait appears
in shop windows and they have cea-nl
calling him names A Vendeean insur
reel ion might yet be carried to success bj
a woman if she had the qualities to kin
dle the devotion of the ardent peasants
Lexington before the Federal
(lour I
Something near forty persons from
Lexington arrived iu the city on the train
last night who are summoned as wit
nesses before the grand jury of the Fed
erel Court to testify in relation to the
riots which occurred at the August
election in that city
Louisville Ledger 17
99 The committee appointed to re
oeivu cash contributions at the Planters’
Bank received in a letter from Lexing
ton headed “Phantoms of the Nile in
shades assembled send greeting” thirty-
at YEBY
to
a change ol holiness
We call especial attention to a large line
of beautiful
lriH
For $1 25 worth SI 75
Black Alpacas Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth
Rl’k Cashmeres Astrican Crapes and Mourn
ing Goods Ac Ac We have opened
100 Marseilles Quilts for $1 75 worth $3 00
50 for 8 00 worth 5 00
With other fine qualities at proportionate I responsible 'parties who will furnish' the
low prions— Black Bilks all grades colored nuital to carry them on for an equal share
double Table or the profits
Valuable beds ot Coal on tlie same lands
will also be-let on liberal terms Some of
them are now being worked and have an
established reputation in the market
Call upon or address
GEN D C BfJELL
At Airdrie Postoffioe Paradise Muhlenhurg
county Ky sept 23-tf
Silks Velours Extra fine
Daiuask of new patterns Napkin and
Towels The handsomest and cheapest 11m of
HAHBDB8 BN ant USERID®
With a great variety of beautiful New Goods
We invite an early examination of these
choice bargains
WM HOLLOWAY A 00
P A All persona indebted to ns are re-1 IfAMlMIKIL AMeMITltTBY
queeted to pay up without delay as we must
have money to pey our debt
WM HOLLOWAY A 00
sept 80-2m 1
oct I4-2w
polwie
J W COCHRAN A SON
General -Agents
iu New Yorf SHOT GUNS
i is anomalous W X U U UJ
PISTOLS
SHOT BAGS
Smuggling Through the Bfails
The trensmiseiou of diamonds and other
valuable articles in letters and papers
from Europe in order to evade the duty
thereon has become so general that the
Government is obliged to consider meas
ures for breaking up this system of de
frauding the revenue and the Secretary
of the Treasury it is said submits to the
Postmaster General a set of i emulations
designed to meet the exigencies of the
case It is prosed that wherever any for
eign mails are received such letters as
contain more than written matter shall
be retained and the party addressed
informed that a letter awaits personal
examination at the post office If the I Among the stock is a
letter is to be forwanled to an interior! F°”e 7 7®"!
city th
instructed not to deliver the same until I TERMS— All sums of $20 cash in hand
he is satisfied that the oontents ore not over that sum a credit of four months will be
lubject to' tariff By the strict observ- given upon the execution of nous negotiable
anoe of this plan the present system of nd payable in one of the banke in Lexington
evading tije revenue law will be broken wj9p££to Win 9 o’clock A M
up A B MONTGOMERY
JOHN'H CARTER
New York City— Tlie Curious octl4-td Administrator
State of AflQilre
The condition of affaire
City at the present time
and extraordinary The ring has here
tofore ruled the city and plundered it lias
been throttled The municipal govern
ment is under the dictation of the Com
mittee of Seventy appointed by the citi
zen All the functionaries are disposses
sed of their legal au'hority The Mayor
has been compelled to appear before a
Police Justice on charge of malfeasance
in office aud his case will soon be laid
before a grand jury Tweed the chief
of the plunderers t hough still defiant is
evidently suffering from his apprehen
ion Preparations are going on to I
prosecute him and other members of the
Bing on a criminal suit The aspect of
things has frequently appeared revolu
tionary and people have at times feared
a reign of anarchy But in fact the
revolution has already been practically
accomplished The Bing is powerless
penniless snd prostrate Though its
members still hold their places nominally
they do not control tlie municipal admis
tratioo or the expenditures of the depart
ments of the treasury They are- mere
figure heads and have lately had the
appearance of death’s head
Tli® Decline off he Ilrulth ef the
(ueen of England
London Correspondence New York Time
The Queen’s health is still an object
of grave anxiety notwithstanding the
more favorable reports from Balmoral
It is now kuown that she has been suffer
ing from a complication of disorders and
altiiough the various maladies are nut
serious in themselves tliey indicate an
enfeebled and morbid constitution' It is
said that the boils under the arm are due
to imperfect vaccination and it is possi
ble that they date from the beginning of
t ie sores created in this manner But it
is feared they have a mure dangerous
origin The Queen’s illness has pro
duced as I told you a strong popular
reaction in her favor and there is a touch
of remorse in the apologetic manner in
which some of the journalists who form
erly complained of her Majesty’s neglect
ofBtateduti
MANTELS
FIRE BRICK
ION I
99 Nilsson has sung one hundred
nights in America and'she has made one! five dollars forthe relief of the Chicago
hundred thousand dollars by if sufferer Louisville Ledger
tats duties now allude to the subject
Negre Fiends Dung bj Cllixens
iu Tennessee
Nashville Oct 16 Last week at
tempts were made in Bedford county by
negroes to commit a rape upon Miss
Blessing Miss Susan Patterson and Mrs
Howard but the ladies succeeded in get
ting away Thursday at midday Mr
Roger was violated Samuel Wells col
was captured and identified by her
Hennry Willims was identified by Mia et
Blessing and Patterson as the man who
assaulted them Both men were commit
ted to jail at Shelbyville and on Satur
day taken to the district in which the
crime was committed for trial After
dark whilst being sent back to Shelby
ville jail they were taken from tl e guard
by some five bundrei men not disguised
aud hanged Placards were pinned to
their clothing warning all but cavil
authorities against cutting them down
under penalty of the same fate
Past Grand Master Dowden of
Lexington has been in Harrodaburg for
two or three day The friends of the
Odd Fellow Widows’ Home and
Orphan University owe a debt of grati
tude to Bio Dowden for the devotion
and zeal which he has displayed in pro
moting the interests of this great enter
prise Our citizens may rest assured
that the raising of $5 000 additional
will make the Home and University aq
1 absolute certainty
I have jnat received 51 Bags
Tnlbmii'a Celebrated New York
lHteni Nb at Now It 7
nnd 8 mImo
ELLY CAPS AVI) WADS
Dupont’s Nb 2 Sporting Pow
der and other brands
W K IIIGGIIVS
oct 1 1 tf
USE HOOD'S
COUGHS
il
FOB
COLDS
CROUPS
ASTHMA
&Cay &Cm
For ul by all ’Drnflrgiat atpt 13-17
(Strayed or Stolen
FROM the undersigned bn Tneedmy night
the 10th inst a
WHITE COW AND CALF
The cow has a few rsd specks on each side of
neck a slit in one ear and a crop in the other
and the calf is white and about 6 months old
Any information leading to the recovery of
the animals will be liberally rewarded
oct 14-tf MBS D T MORTON
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
M rs Kidseuy'or
DRESS MAKER SC
No 70 N In SC next door lo Odd
Fellows’ Temple
WILL be pleased to see her ohl friends j
and customers and any who may wish
work done in her tin She ii in receipt of all
the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
And is prepared to
OUT FIT A ND MAKE
LADIES’ DEESSES
WRAPPINGS
Treauseaus Jb Walking Suits
Of ail kind oct!4-tf
Fo MEsst Nnln Street Odd
Follow’ Temple
the removal of any property Bale to com
mence at 9 o’clock A M
aept9S-td JOHN F PAYNE
L B Omrr Auctioneer
Lexington Gaaetto copy until day of
sale and lend bill to this office
Georgetown Time
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
JESSAMINE LAND
Harker Duncan Trustee of Alice Gush
Plaintiff
venus J- Equity
TI10 H Goss and Alice Goss Defend snt
BY virtue and authority of a judgment
of the Jessamine Circuit Court rendered
at the May term of thereof 1871 in the above
entitled action I will on
Monday November 01871
Between tlie hours of 19 M and 3 o’clock P
M of the day at the Court House door in
the town of Nicholaeville Ky sell at public
auction to the highest bidder the following
tract of land via
66 ACRES
Lying in Jeaaamine oounty Ky 5 miles
sooth of Nicliolxsville immediately on the
Danville Lancaster and Nicholaavllle turn
on theesstl
lately oocu-
by the defendant Tho H Goss and
formerly by John Carry as a hotel or tavern
near Camp Nelson
They ore ail first-class farming lands and
have on them a good frame
DWELLING HOUSE
And other neceesary improvement
TERMS The purcnaie money to be paid
in throe equal installments the first payment
8 the second in 12 snd the third in 18 mont'
to a fine vain of Lead
log Works
Dwelling House Stables &o
A fine well of water and never-failing
lock water well fenced and in a superior
neighborhood convenient to mills churches
Ac Title perfect Terms made known on
day of sal
sept 80 td A G MORGAN
PuDllo Sale
OF
Fayette Land
STOCK CROP
Household Furniture
On Wednesday Nov la I eem
meucing at eoleek A H
FOB the purpose of effecting a change
in my badness and settling ail my lia-
bilitie I will proeeed on the above day and
date to sell all of my personal and real
ate First my Farm ot
250 ACRES
J J HUNT
A A KERB
HUNT KERR
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND
GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE BROKERS
Office in Lexington City National Bank
building (entrance on Cheapaide)
LEXINGTON KENTUCKY I
Danville Lancaster and Nichoh
I LX TNG TON KE2fTUCKY I pike road fronting and binding
side by said rood being the em
HAVE A FULL LTOCK OF
IRON MANTELS
Enameled and Plain Grates
Coal Hods and Vases
Fire Setts and Stands
COAL GRABS JtC &c
We are sole Agi nta for the celebrated
VYxxJLL1 t'EJ PATENT i hereby given to all such
GRATE BASKET
anterior to the 27th day of May 1870 and to
those holding any other legal or eqnitable
incumbrance in tlie nature of debt or other
wise against said lands to appear before me
at my office in the town of Nieholaavill
Ky at any time on or before the let day of
November next nil prove the same aa such
according to law
A L MoAFEE
oct ll-8t M C J C C
More or lea I will aell the whole or divide
into two tracts one of about 65 acres com
fortably improved adjoining the lands of
Abram Drake end William Smith Thia is
good land probably better than usually sold
a nearly all in hetnp which showi for itaelf
It haa upon it a
New Double-story House
Of 4 room and is well watered The
HOME TRACT of 330 Acre well
known to be one of the beat stock and agri
cultural farms in Kentucky Seventy acres
security having the force end effect of e judg- UBU’
ment but not to beer interest till due with e
lien on the land in addition to secure their STONE! HOUSES
And all needed outbuilding The
stream of
entire
southern boundary is traversed by a lasting
stock water beaidea plenty
the sale of
House Lots and Lands renting of
Houses collecting of rents Ac They repre
sent the most reliable fire oompanies in the
oountry They hope Vy strict attention to
busineas and prompt settlements to merit a
hare of public patronage Beet of references
given
7 T HUNT
le still the General Agent of the Empire
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York All policial incontestable
apt 20 lm
loins the lands of Dr 8 H
snd Morris Brother
17 ACMES OP LAND
the Leeetown or North Frankfort pika
rt mica
upon which is a good two-etory H0U8E a
grocery stand doing a good bad All of
the above lead ia about 7$ milea from Lex
ington in the very best neighborhood a4j
milla schools churches nulroad
Gilbert Ac JMosm
No 81 East Main St
LEXINGTON KENTUCKY
WHOIBRALV AKD EXT AIL VEALUUI IV
1
WE have on hand end are receiving I
daily a frill tine of Ladies’ end Gen-
tlemen’e
Hoots and Slioes
WHICH SAVES
25 PER CENT OP FUEL
I And gives universal satisfaction
CAMPBELL A McMURTRY
oct 7-tf
SI 500
REWARD
IN accords nee wilh' an order of the Oounty
Court of Jessamine I hereby offer a re
ward of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS LUMBER YAKD
For the arrest and conviction of each person
gnilty of the crime of robbery end attempt at
murder committed by unknown parties in
aid county of Jessamine on the night of Sat-
urday the 80th day of September lari by a RESIDENCE FURNITURE Premium and other fine Trotting Hones
robbery of the toll-gate keeper on tlie Nicho- -DDplU JJil u£l OO X U 1VL1 1 l Ulvn And good Cattle
laeville and Burnell turnpike road and also This property ia located on the Kentucky 1 good Ex
the toll-gate keeper it gate No 2 on the Dan- Central Railroad corner of Main-cross street
ville Lancaster and Nicholaavitic turnpike 1 J! '“-1 J 1
road end an attempt and threat to murder at
each gate
I am further authorized by tlie companies
of the above named roads to offer an addition
al reward of $50 for each company for each
and every person so convicted
oct 7-tf JG BRUCE
Presiding Judge of Jessamine County Court
A Small Farm
FOE SAXiE
I OFFER at private sale my farm con
taining about
earth
until
to t
"pHRSOVTAIiTT 8
800 stacks of Com good
10 acre of Oats:
50 bus hela of Irish Potatoes
100 head of Hogs half for feeding: half
to r stock
100 head good common sheep
1 fine Berkshire Boar
10 head of Cattle
A fine blood Cow and Calf
2 fine Jennete in foal to a good Jock
8 head of good form Hones and Mares
1 fine saddle Colt by Dolan’s hone
Of the very beet quality of Land just outside
I of the city limits on the'Newtown turnpike
There ia upon the place a
AS the Agent and Attorney for the heirs of
Sally Marshall dec’ll if hot pr
at public sale
highest bidder: at the Court House door iu
the town of NinhuUiville Ky on 91ou
of November
Country Merchants are invited to examine GOOD BRICK HOUSE
our Block aa we will keep on hand a full line
tiur Btuti! m no Kill uu aaeeiiu m iui a uuo
of goods for our Wholesale Trade eqnal to
any in the city oct 7-tf
D KASTLE
8UOOVMOB TO
Kastle Sc Hosing
DEALER IN
Cigars Tobacco
Haaremovd to
No 21 West Main Street
Near Broadway and is receiving a large and
well (elected stock of Cigars and Tobacco I
will sell goods in my tine aa low aa any other
house and guarantee latisfoction
ept 6-tf D KASTLE
ALL THE NEW STYLES OF
HATS
rn stock and being received constantly at
H SHAW JR GO’S
A Large Aaworlment off
TRUNKS
VALISES
and Traveling Bags
oct 11-tf
CHICAGO
TEH PUPS!
SYYTE are Agents for the sale of the above
W PUMPS which are the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
Offered to the public
tept 80-2m PAYNE A DiLONG
Beautifully situated with eight rooms and
dry cellars an ORCHARD of all kinds of
ipli
dant and never-foiling supply of water
For terms Ac apply oh the premises to
Lanckl
George
It hart or to
BROWNING A BROWN
Real Estate Agents
Bruce’s Building Short St Lexington
eptlff-tnovl
OUB NEW LIST OF
PREMIUMS
To be given to the individual subscriber
of the
WEEKLY ENQUIRER
On or before the first of April 1872 num
bers 617 PREMIUMS of which $1000 00 ia
the largest and $9 00 the lowest in value
and the total value ot all is TEN THOUS
AND DOLLARS
Bend for a specimen oopy of s
Tke Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
With our Posters Circulars and
PREMIUM PAMPHLET
99 Every $9 00 subscriber beooiree a
participant in the distribution of our Pre
miums Address
FARAN A MoLEAN Publisher
oct 7-tf Cincinnati Ohio
MM FOE KBIT
Avery desirable farm for
rent five miles from Lexington on
Newtown pike consisting of lOO Acre
60 acres in cultivation 40 of which ia new
hemp land' Excellent improvement
Would prefer leasing for a term of year
to a No 1 tenant Call on Kinkrad A
Buckner Lexington Ky
MBS ELISHA J-SMITIL
l&4f Lexington Ky
day llie 01 la day
1871 (being county court day) a moll
Farm of
19 Acres of First-rate Land
House part brick and- part frame a good
stable -and barn and other necessary build
ing Also a fine spring and
ARD
for any one
able home in a
Being a very desirable
wanting a small and ooml
good neighborhood
Those wanting ftirther information regard
ing it can call on myself or James Mam or
Wm Vince Esq near the land
TEKM8— -One-half cash remainder on
redit of 12 months Title perfect
M T LOWRY
Ag’t and Attorney for Sally Marshall's heirs
oct 7-s4t
ROBERT YVRIGIIT
HOUSE PAINTER GRAINER
AND
Paper Hanger
Job Work promptly attended to
I will take a good kora® In exit
change for wor
Removed to No 69 and
64 Water Strec
between Broadway and Spring
address Box 291 Lexington
Poet Office
Kentucky
inly 19-tf
PHCENIX
Barber Shop
ROOT TAYLOR Propr
NONE but polite and attentive hands to
wait on gentlemen and prompt attention
given stall times to thorn who mayfovor
him with their patronage mav U-4X
months for all sums over
under cash Notes negoti
in Banking House of D A Sayre A Co
For the land one-third in hand remainder
in equal sums in one and two years without
intend No property to be removed until -terms
are oomplied with
Sale to commence at 9 o’clock A M rain
or shin Possession ot Home Treat first of
January 1879 of the other first of Match
1878'
OLIVER STONE
J E Dxlth Anc’l sept 97-td
PUBLIC SALE
HAVING tented out my form I will sell
at public sale at my residence 4 miles
from Lexington on the Richmond pike on
TIIUU8PAY OCTOBER 101b
all my
STOCK CROP
Fanning Implements &c
The crop ooneists of about one hundred
and forty scree of corn in the shock seven or
eight sucks of good timothy hay Ac Ac
There are some twenty odd head of hone
took consisting of good work mares in foal
to a jack and coll Also ten three-year old
MULES
And three or four mule colt Also a num
ber of milch Cows and Chive and young
Cottle One four-year old Jack which has
proven himself a good and erne breeder also
about 84 fat Hogs and a small lot of Shoot
Also a good
Rockaway and Harness
Thera are feeding pastures of from 40 to
60 acne convenient to each field of com
which the purchaser can nee from day of
ala to tlie first ot March One of tho en
closures ia suitable for mule with ample
trough room and a strong feno There are
two reliable negro hands on the place that
hire been on my farm for fifteen yean wno
con be employed to do the foetima
The hogs ore at the still-house of John
Headley near Lexington aud thorn who
wish to pnichsse can examine them They
can be removed at tlie option of tho pur
chaser but they will be weighed to them the
dey after tho sol
i TERMS All sums of $20 and under
cosh in hand: over that amount a credit of
months will be given upon the execution
notes negotiable and payable at one of the
banka of Iiesington with approved security
B B ALLEN
P C Kidd Auc’t oct 11-td
FLOWER POTS
OF ALL SIZES AT
E YOUNG’S
Comer of Water and Upper Sia
oct 7-lm