Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 3

LOCAL BBEVITIEH. LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS. PUUmCOLUMN, LAID DxTASTatlFT. IIVE STOCK ITELS. IIITERIOrT JOURUL a much pride and Interest in ita support a even ita proprietor.

The tatter have ihown much mora public spirit In establishing and FROM CASEY Libxbty, Ky, Aug, 2nd, 78. Onwaaaasasai Jhkvojr Jbwrorli We have spent spleansrt week on visit to SKALIi MB SALE On thetoraslas road' Ansa Banrfn, SfwiiM Ffc low ana una tl 1 1 iTt Sttnlbrt, Keatiitkr.T 1 pvESIBABLE afflea at' lW.Vt Ml, est low IwirfM tbft Wftafa? Hofi, i tc. wiiilrt ot. or iliiwa, TT ANQING POEK FABM FORI all IfV kraJtfa hartiM fcrttVI. I AmIt te thtil i dlUaUeo.

mm haif Nile twm UasVATilla, mu 174 Aores, OT grind iMpTOTtjd. Otxkl chtirchMtoiiTfnlfnt, tot furl lien-pvtfew GEO. iXHiriiR, UiMtualle. Ky. JjURH the Ann) oa which Co.

M. J. ItrMlntHrfi mniij refilled, jn LliRtrin onunty. Citv. on trie Stanford and Knnb l.trk OITTWI bit fMlfl n.rm eoBtaiHt RlWUt 4VI with twm(ortoirl iMprovwuettlat, tod will btfsul mim or in puna.

Fur furthivr infanMHM annl- tn teas tTtotitsrsr IkdloinitlaT tlef) fatrilt. UT Rhoihr Pit? Kt. IABM toB SALE I t- 1 (rfftr rrp aale pmaLfl ntf Hum iiLR8ttt om Ota na tho sfoHanw-rean. ni km. Tha farm.

talna 1 iniKfl, la a in- atal of cultiratio early al of it to1 rvvsa. 1 fa aWrU MM Of in MM WeUraf, ferul IB tlM Tbera on tha pitcm two food appla orclurf1! tma fas tarrm (nfJ wegrw neon, mill )1M tillt(W atcnoa at rBacAssa. Pea. Iluna. Itarruantwl OOtaV CtMlviML leralsraa.

latrftttw. (autnavhstnisva. I uvatMSBauu nsaapiBwriata, Ib Italt MlltjDU alWtf aui irv---reI vraj I uu IBU I afp. gootl flWIgi kood, twowmalaal la lowm, ehurebn aad athoob. I-Vt U.B.

TKVUL JOa fiALI 0B EXCHANGE. A Perirwble Resident! 1 1rftl oflrv- bt naldenca ami alonvhotj-s, thai MiBtile for tmth, or mill n-hiin tor a aniall fiuniaa mod locality. Beiitf raiioi- oonl atria at rooma. halutDd DoTth. Thre ia aataMa nnrn-oall.

huKKT hnuM. all In aontl nvtHlr. A onmi rnlsvi spot, and water convenient tdtortr-bMur how tcud mtti arnuiffad with two auud warrrouniii Fur furtiier partleulevnCsOloo or address. ma Ht HiiahmTHU. Q.ft0D FABH AID STOExVEOUSE fbn'sA-XsEir Aa ataTfatfsM of J.

ramttrevna I nffsnr a aawim luloata. If, upoo wmrf Urtna, the fttrm ufmn whuh tatd atnW9iu now mddML' nnla(itiii lu At'HtM nf sauiiu aitimtiavj aaiiw, tuiwrwa wtMT Hirae mi tea mm inianoarines 'Vh)a eieptnt Bttla fcrm. altMtOfl in a avaud tVHi.rhTaierKn.afl Hrisn. iaat ta tnwn.chnrrlieaand achobls; locaUsd imwnedutev If on a noi turnnlha roi, and la wall improved, wll watered, and cunvanietit aluniBjL( ivf iloitver Tha bwiWiiiefa (mniri-t of a neat mw dwelltnf, axeelteit barD, (mtfiulldliips atv li alao haa awa it a aeaitet joofaf orthanl. at.

W. lUL Bualonvllla, Kj. JjaCOLK COUHTT FABJI Havinr determined lo remove to Teiaa. I now offer for rata sir farm in Lincoln oounty, known a the Jack Wright place, situated abodt rix miles from Stanford and five miles from Hustonville, en the Tumenrrille and McKinney Station tnrnpike, about one mile and a half from. McKinney Station.

It contains about Two Huadred ud Thirty Arrca of good land aa there ia in the county, ell nnder good fence the improvemerits1 ere good, oonaiating of sn excellent dwelling, with all BUwesaary outbuildings, good barn, corn-cribs, cow-house, carriage-bouse, grain, house, and the Best watered form in the county. As I sm anxious to sell. I will offer onr- cbasem a bargain in the above-described place. Fa fnnhas particulars, call on ms st home, or address li. LACKEf, bUim Stanford, Ky.

)0BUOMLE Of LAND, CROP, STOCK, ice. Will Offer at auhll a.U at Ilia iHrthnan Rwwtvsa fcna, in Unmln euuntr, betwtwn the i- Hiia-tonvlHeiuHl ifeanfbrd A lltulonrlUe run-j-ilta Biaadbg about ana mil aartbtfei uf Baataka my' nal aad pertrtnal pnputj, fellowy? tl head of Mulaa. 1 of which are ti broke, and two at Work- Bulea 15H hajtria biarh Pa hMrl nf Taiila man. oxcb, ealvra and -ounn attwra and heifera head of Hogs, twveral ibtrouffliured: 1 head ol good bora, four of which are mares with colt; two-nom wavon and llanwoa; bushelc aaed heat; Jt fields of tris, ahoui acrea water In both; HouiehuM and tCitebao Fur-nltuiw, Farmiitf Iinplauianta, eta. I Wilt fUen nmll ahfMlt tM amm rvf BT WAR liwa well timbered and Mitnciart water tttt.ni team ejtw mtll, IrillK brU of MiltMtMVllle, AIhq.U Intwaat In a Miial tract of LuA Irfa a near Shelbr 0ty.

Term -oa dajr of -ale. iki K. li. BALK! OF VALUABLE FEAL ESTATE I JOH CEAIQfi Hatra H'ta.) va. ytm Krjnllr.

JOHlf CttAIO'l Helia Dofa-) jjaXcoLS cinccrr court. Br alrtott af a IwdrtnMit of the anava mH. I wtlL aa aomiutattiufMvr, an MO4 irA M7-ptTiker 1H71, (balae Owntr Court day otter fi aale, to tha hlaheat hntamltM and laitda Bitiauwaa. i'l alaagat ra i klr Jobb doiMeii 1S20 jCXEIJSO. Thia profiartr will he gold hi thee samel, tw fMlwwar 1.

The DwelfinaT Umim end iMiiLlin. Lxwtswl hciwwlih. loff-iber wtih aiM 87 acrea ef i-hniee land. Ktf llf wotjdUuid peature. Then (a a law lrot yard.

tvl'HTved wits ahruliherr aad hatt Xnmi htrve and hiRhlv ralttvated ganlcna hi the rear; an orthitnl of. suiiacrjor ii i It fruit treea, and an externelva vine yard la full 11 1 -faring, and of chot. varietim. Abuixlutit water. Ite aeaanil laarr.

letall blue nmaa artiri ia tinbarad. wlla a aeveavlaitlfiuf hruak rumitiisr xLiiwur ths entire northern aide. Thia ntro! eotilaiaa atxiut acra nf virgin aoU, aa4 Uaa liaMuedtaletjr ttppieiM tha Tle third peirel Hea mprm tha lfcejart ryeloW ffca bonaa, aad roe lei ne aboi anraa, rt la ttathar aatt bJuiirrnaa and pat in rultlvattoa. This entire projwriy Ilea U(Ma tha Crab Orrhard wlka a third of a wile from lite Courtbuuas laiSuntard. and eaa ba aaed aa amail Cttrw.

ai the urvrrai fru He near ear a other. There are beautiful builds ilea on all three af the paraaa fronUiag oa tha Crtib Urrhard lurBMka. It taaeldoia thai aaefc fmtwtr fc vlknd tbr eats, and any one daalriaK a eomtururtla tate acwr tonao, and in an excellent eisnunity, WwuU Ost wtrsa to ea-ant and uurvliuat thia pnrmrrty. TKItMX bv HA LK. A erdlt of and ft awaataa with MMeraet Is-uta day af aala, actual yayraaala, tha piarrheaar la fi Uad with epproved ascurity, haviraf the ktrce and of a Jniigatetat aad Uaa PHalaed ar the HiKaaaa awcaey.

7-M ft. O. CltAIOt CMar. USCELLAJE0US. POS HALE A rtftwT-TLAM drialtinff aoleiia cm WaMafa atovwt of a thrivlra- towa, wtta a arte rue ol prviihu and tranaiaat enatnai lofethtnr wHh a Bvird ubta-llia only one town ahlch Ie doing a tjd haalneat.

Fur -parWceiaa, adtiren M. F. O. mm fctaakferd. Ky.

AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE't AXtFL MTUXTt, iaasVlnt eawttv-acer, i attend; all MH'e S-rf rt jfT s-V snntr-iwstaf to hi at. firiaa Mis-nt noo jrlven la alee of real etuetie. rpO tAIUIEna AKA FRlTT-t'EOWEES. 1 aar etxYfeaeeetnf te catehneh a Unlaw ef arv avr ir ffLurla cooaty, and miv niw abaMt O.C ,.1 j'toii trve, evwr of Tchu are ro-v- ethytf fhvkTTwas, Bira.nerrT etc 't i-taivn EDITED BT WILL. C.

ClTBTJi. SoMEsaKT. Kr, August 12, 1873. si'ira asy vows raw. The foundation wall for our new Coart-Houa almost completed, and fa Considered a very excellent and substantial piece of work.

Kindricks brick oa the aqnare fa now, nn-dergoing repairs, aad we learn that the two rooms below will be converted into oral. Thb change will furnish our towa with another Urge and splendid businea house. G. W. Parka now engaged la placing metal roof anon the new residence of W.

Davb. Mr. Parker ha reoently purchased Uh John M. Harden property near oar Iowa, and will, e'er ions, resume, hb ptaee a a eiu asa of our county. We will heartily wdoome him back again, Sewing Machine Agents an numerous la our county at present, eome of whoa are doing a good business.

We also notice thst avers! of our young uen are wiling by sub scription some very valuable and useful books. We wish them success, aa we would like to see thousands of good books sold end distri buted in our county, roixs oosrrsaxp And Huflaker'B majority for the Senate In our Dutrlct found to be 641. A STORB BOBBED. On Thursday night hut, ths. store houa of Edwards A Jones, 12 mila east of Somerset, wa broken into by one or more persona, and goods and money to the aasount of $300 taken therefrom.

Search warrants are la the hands of tha omcots, but no arrests have yet been made. JaIL, A young man by tha aame of Dauitoa wsa arrested a few days age upon a Bench War rant, for disturbing religious worship, and wa placed In the jail of ear eonnty. Aixxa jowrs Was not the Republican candidate for the Senate a stated in last, issue. He wa the candidate for the Legitlature without opposi turn, aad received a good vote; and notwith standing hie Radical proclivities, we feel sa il red that he will make us a good represehta- Uve. CHCaCH DXMCATBD.

The new Presbyterian church at Pisgab, fire mila south of Somerset, will be dedicated on the 4th Sunday in thb month. t. K. aACKLKY, Of Garrard eonnty, special agent for Wheeler Wilson's new awing machines, in our town at the "Ingram Houa," where various styles of thb valuable machine on exhibition, ehowipg their beautifnl work, etc. We find Mr.

H. to be quite aa agreeable gentleman, and glad to know that he ha been suooemful la making amla. We apeak for him a liberal patrenage. ReMlattosaa of II itatomTlUe Pro- bTterlma Chun-ts, Aeetvpifns the BtalfasulcMi of Bew. JT.

A. Bogle. HuBTon-vrLLE, Ky, Aug. 10, 71 At a meeting of the Presbyterian Church of Hustonville, held thb day, the following res olutions were ansnimously adopted. BttoM, That whereas, our beloved pestor, Rev.

A. Bogle, ha thb day given us an unexpected intimation of hb intention to dissolve, at an early day, hb ministerial relations with thb congregation; and whereas, the rea sons assigned by him for so doing are deemed by us atufactory, it is, nevertlielea, with sorrow and regret that we aver the tia which have a long bound us together as pastor and people; and Juantod, That we here sx press our grati tude to God for having granted us so faithful and devoted a minister, who ha gone in nod out before fM for more than twenty-six year, breaking to aa the bread of life, sympathising with us in our affliction, and ministering to our spiritual awed. He ha bone with our failures, excused our faults, aad acquiesced in our desires, so long si they were in accordance with his views a a faithful minbtee of the word of God. fieaases', That, in parting with him, we mast affect innately oommend hia to Gods people wherever la Hb providence he any be called, aad thst he earria with him the sym pathy and prayers of thb church- May the blessing of God attend him, and If we meet no more a pastor and people in thb life, may we meet a united church and pastor la that world "where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest," Smimi, That a copy of thb action he for warded to the Lttbriob Jotran al, and tha Christisa Osserser and Cbmswmawaaa, for publication, end that it be also spread upon the Record of thb Church. W.

F. McKnTKBY, I I Com. R.H. Taoatsoa. The Ball avt Crab Springs.

Orcbatrel Some of the noticeable Centura of the Grand Ball al Crab Orchard Springe last Friday evening, wen Mia Breckinridge, of St Louie, a "Night" decidedly the most farina ting night we ever aw and while acting under the impuba of our strong feeling of adaira-tka of her hearty sociability aad pretty brown eyes, we thought occasionally of "Love aad Lunacy." Miss Nicholas, a tbs "Checkouts Girl," won admiration by the beauty' of her toilet and brilliance of arminiatida. Mia Morgan, of Lexington, a "Luriine," imper sonated lo perfection the facinations ef the sea aympth. Miss Eppie Pralher, of Louisville, a star herself, wa "Star Light" to perfection. Mia Fuiweraon, of Louisville, representing "Cards," when she called, it was impossible for the gentlemen te pas. Among tha India who wen not repreeentstlves of characters, but were only tbenmelvea, at all, at all, were the feeinBtlng Mb Topp, of Memphis, as pleas ant and popular a ever; Misses Ltxue and Sadie Bell, of Loubvilb, kind, lovely and entertaining, and Misses Hite, are still the life of a gay party.

Mrs. James Trabae waa, of course, the most elegantly dressed ef ell, and tha centre of many admirers, and MiaiVtnonc, Mrs. Sbotwell and Mrs. Hite, are kindly remembered a Boat delightful ladies. Him filder wa the especial object of marked attention.

We remained ewer a sleepy Saturday, but after a refreshing night and anost pleasant Sabbath, were forced by the demanda of boai- i lo bid the Spring with ha many attrac tions, apecially the ladies, a ead farewell. VOLUPTA8. TBI TRADE PALACE. Cravlg to MoAllster rbafewwaesks, la Ue a I tai them ta the mmrasm btaly sstsstss of Cstaa 4 Posda, a the Sarth naW of aUla Burnt, lSola( Ua OOi rsooWs I Baling Price all aver Kentocka- Looal Bales and General Xoremeut TAVSIS AIWD CROP ITEMS A doses or so of the mney cattle breeder of. tbeeouniiaof Jeoamine, Fayette, Bourbon, Scott, etc, have held their annual salea dur ing tile past two weeks.

The Richmond Fair esmmenced last Tues day, and closes to-day. A good many citia of Lincoln were in attendance yesterday, and a large crowd will attend today. Our sheriff, W. O. Saunders, sold hb young bay Huddle gelding, wTdca' was awarded a premium for superior fancy addhv qualities at the late fair at thb place, te MrV Raley, of Woodford county, for 1300 cash.

Court Day Hlg- gin reports aa exceedingly dull day, and but few atock upon the market, Be quotes the following aim One yoke steers, $110: 1 due $85; several bona from $00 kr $150 cows and calves from $29 te $38. One drove of mountain cattle in town not offered at public ale. The Hsrrodskurg Fair, last week, was at--tended by large crowds every dsy, the compe tition for premiums wa unusually lively, and the renowned hospitality of eld Mercer frilly sustained. Lincoln was well represented both in atock and visitors, and all returned delight ed with the exhibition. The crowning excel.

lency of Dm affair wa the delightful music furnished by Sax ton's Band We are pleased to note that Mr. Lewis Jones' three-year-old bay mare, vu awarded the blue tie at tha Harrodsbuni Fair, 4ast week, for the best saddle mare, and also the premium for the best walking stallion, mare or gelding, any age. She took the premium at Hanrxbborg bat year to the same rings. Mr. Jena will exhibit her at the Louisville Fair, and confident that she aa beat the world in the walking ring.

Jama Watbea, of thb county, bought of S. R. Grundy, of Washington, 20 head of cat tle, average weight 1,450, at centa; of Har vey McElroy, 11 head, average 1,425, at i centa; heed of Wm. T. Spalding, average 1,500, at 4 cento; I head of John Mattingly, average 1,600, at 4 cents; 76 head of Isaac Shelby, of Lincoln, average 1,450, at 6 cenb; of W.

B. Edwards, of Lincoln, 32 head, average 1,600, at I centa. Mr. Wathen shipped ten ear loads of cattle to the Cast oa the 30th nit ZriAonos Stndmi. CITY LtVB STOCK MABX sTS, loaaanfla.

Monday, Aug. lltlu Cattle market opened to-dsj with 310 head on ab, most of which changed hands during the day1. The market wa some better to-day than last week, some traders realising a better price for their cattle than What our quotations gave bet week. Some few extra aid at I cents, but thiaifa an outside price. We quote best butcher and shipping cattle at $4 25 to (4 75, good and medium $3 25 to $3 75, common and rough are very dull at $1 50 to $2 50 per 100 lbs.

gross. Fresh milkers all to qual ity from $20 to $10. Sheep market to-day about the Sams a last week no change worthy of note. Best heavy are wiling at $3 60 to $4 00 per 100 lb, gross; common and mixed lota at $1 50 to $2 50 per head. Lamb market only fair- bat heavy ailing at $4 60 to $5 00 per 100 lbs.

gross. Light $1 50 to $3 50 per head. Hog market still continue good, with a fair supply. The market ha advanced some over last week's prices. We quote beet heavy corn-fed at $4 70 to $4 85, light at $4 40 to $4 60; stokers an in good demand none on the market; they are.

worth $4 50 pa 100 lbs, gTosa. OOOBT DAT SALES. Lumgkm. Col. Delph reporte to the Jrest the following: The offerings of stock en Monday were folly op to that ot last eoort, and prices eremed to have changed very little during the thirty days intervening.

Four hundred heed will probably cover the number of entile, and two hundred that of mules of- lerea, The horse market was rather more exten sive. Dome few buyers for the Southern market were on hand. The very-hast feeding aide brought for the highest estimste five cents, the trade at that figure thongh being anything but buoyant Cincinnati ahipperi were endeavoring to negotiate for light (at stock al 3) cents, We heard of a proposition of thb kind being offered by one of our heaviest cattle shippers, to-wlt: He offers to all 500 head of good Eastern eattfa at 6 cents per to be delivered next June, and give the purchaser $1,000 bonus to accept. To do thb prima in the fall cannot exceed i ornta. I The muU market wa aot a brisk as the eson jostified, end it win probably opca In sarneat later la this than last season.

Jiogs were eagerly sought at SO, the trade being stimulated by Ihe prospect of abundant corn In thb section. They will probably rate higher before the foiling season commences. The eheep market still dull la common stock, which ha made up the principal mar ket in the bat yar, though for the finer breeds prices are still good, and will continue for some time yet The prospect for many country ala thb foil and winter good. Col. Delph accepted three on yaterday, to be cried at aa a-- date, and many others era in negotiation.

The cry of hard times was, of ooaras, heard on all sides, but our banks here seemed to offer all the accommodation that was asked them. The attend anas waa large, a this as idle season with our forming brethren. The next courts In turn ere at Nieholssvllle, Georgetown and Danville on next Monday. Major Hibler reports shoot five or six hun dred head Wattfe oa the market of all grades. Priors ranged a liltfa lower than at bat court, and ala were hard to make.

The bulk of the eattb aid brought from 3c to3fc A greet many head remained unsold. There were a boot 200 mula oa the market, no-year olds sold tor 13S. One lot of fifteen mules, throe end four years old, sold for $115. Few broke mula were aoid they averaged $150. Horses were la demsnA Bet few were ea the market.

Passable ones sold st fair prices. BKU01 JEW DKUO STORE, -is Shelby crry, Kentucky. TAMES WIlaiAHHrm ha. tha tarteot oonrt- ment of notlona, anch asCmnba, HrBttwa, Hair I Ml. Perfbiaery, are.

offiwl ia (thlh, Cttr. AU of whk-h ho ia oflerlaa at Law KB rRlt'GSi than oan BO bad oaawhora. SUo, aa aomrfeoent ef TANCT OROCSRIXS, each aa feda, fttarch, llaap, lMfaw Owaai Tartar, To- batxn, CiicsBra, Ci (rll. at is, Unit-. (Jhimneva, aad Has-uera, Pneket Cattery, AtiitmiPilHsn, 1'aima, (Hia and VarftraJusa, rtn Multi, in.lrw Ultvtw, Ca- diea aud rmi of wttit he pn-farsd i --li at lowar pricm thaa aaa tw had eiaewacra la haM a gr rw.

ail fnh. PhruiiauM errira i4inii eirri eiwvji maale. ru! elu-ntt. rsairi tne feilinc the at. of I'f iti.mrT.tL Bud Broadui, who VH shot in an affra in Lancailcr about Ira month ago) died of hia wound, but week.

li Iaat Monday waa Ilia dalleat aonrl day we navaararhad. Therawaaa anall crowd la town, and no none afloat. The 18th annnal aeoaloa of the Booth Pia. trict Aatwiatioa of Kealadr BepUeM, wiU be held la Ianeaater, oomniorjoinf nut Tuna. v- A part of enrTeyon P'aaod thtwafll Bars' but Toeadajr, bariDg bom ordwrad to strike tents s( Oregon, Meroar eonnl', and prosted to Buntarille, Teaa.

We direct tha sttention of those of ear readers who are interested in sdaouios to the esrd of Caldwell Institute, Danville, la our "edueauonai" eolumn. Fire shsrea of stock la the National Bsnk of Stan ford west eold at public outcry, on bar ssontbs tuns, without Is tenet, at $180 per share, J. Hughes, of Loularllle, parohastr. Mr. N.

B. Teria oners tor sale, in our "land hie splendidly improved farm, two mi lee south of Stanford. His advertiss- at fairly represents the puce without the leant axageration. Beadr it a ai Madison Female Institute, Richmond, Kv, will open next erosion the eeoond Monday la Bsptsmbsr. Board and tuition, including ev erything, S23S.

Address A Jones, Trin- dpal. 7 We retorn thanks to tbsomosrs of tha Cls- olnnatl Indostrisl Exposition for a eompU meataiy ticket to their Coorth aanal eihibi-H tioo but respectfully decline to insert In the Jocskal a twenty dollar advertieeesenl for Turnpike atock eold aa follows, hut Moa day! weirs shares la Stanford A Halls Gap road, at .18 60 per share; I shares in Crab Orchard and Danville road, at 17 per share I share la Hustoavllle A Stanford road, at per share. It is whispered softly about town that tiasa during the Int Fall month, a Tory young, haadeoaM and wealthy dry goods chant of Stanford, will lead lo the matrimon ial altar charming daughter of a clever aountynaa. Hops it is tree. Oa aooouat of tha rank growth of weeds oa tha MilledgevUk) 4 Stanford turnpike, It is Impossible for two vehicles to pass each other, it hooossea ninemary to procure steam whistlae and build lag stations and aactioa Mr.

Montgomery Lytic nays. Oh forget me not, Whoa others look on thee with looks of Thus solUoaulaed a toveiiok youth of the gaaaa home, while ewinging oa the front gnu of a solaria! reaidenoo of oar city, receiving aaagniBeeut "yailar bandana" aecktio from the haade of hia lady-lore. ft la loom Ud to aa tha young gentlemen froa thia place, who were then, that tha croquet party at Mr. Jackson Givens oa last Monday evening, was the plea earnest that they have attended for many a day. Wa are ears they enjoyed it, for we have heard them awntioa repeatedly, and always speaking in tha highest terms of commendation of the (sir hostna, the company, tha supper and the agreeable manner in which the whole affair waa managed.

The wa get a good thing in cur midst, Col. Craddor-k, of the Tree AWaofaa Isys claim to It, In the last number of the gsassetmn ha aye that John W. Williama, ear photogrspber, aa ex-Boarboo, and waa deputy port master la Parle for err oral years. He aba clalma our barber, Jim Bacon, who ho aye wa an army aervant of Liens, Bowles, of Bourbon, and he ha the audacity 'even to call our Senator elect, Jfoa. Thoma Varnon, aa ex-noornoa.

We have examined tha portable atock abed. recently invented by D. H. Yeiesr, of Boyle county, of which we have heard a much lately, and pronounce It a most ingenious sad valusbls Invention. It requlree no skill with the aw and hammer to construct It, and asay be built et lea cost than any one would fm agina.

Our readers will arc the advantage of this invention when we stale that two hands caa icBova it in a few inula from one point to another on the farm, and may eelect the poor points upon which to feed stock. An ex amination of thia abed will convince any one that it indiapenaable. Wa take tha responaibility to deny the charge made by the "whbky men" against a eertaia Good of Stanford, that he rented hia stable to a negro to all whbky and ale in oa the day that the elrena exhibited here. He aimply gave aa old darky permhv aloe to all cake, and csndiea la bja lot that day, and the raia drove hia into the stable. It fa charged that tha negro aid liquors, hut the owner of the premises waa notcogniant of if true The story was related oa eUctioa day a a joke, and used in a onaee to influence voters for taaperance, hut believed by no one, aa the gentleman above euspicioa.

The following a copy of the Towa Ordi nance under which the as raters, Sample A Putnam, were convicted of violating public deoeney, and fined $6 and costa, on Monday hut. "Any paraoa who shsll exhibit, on any etreet or alley of the town, any stallion, jack or bull, ahali he fined aot ba than Ira nor more than ten dollars for each ofienaa." Thia ordtnanoe in accord with the statutes in re- la tioa to towns, and ha been enforced against divers persona during the past year. The Marshal knowa hb duties, and without eolici-tatiou. front say one (al tbae infamous humbug intimated) procured a writ upon hbown afladavit for the arrest of the guilty parties. The "free-trader," Oriffin and Hemdoa, charged with stealing a bora froa Thoma A Co, had aa examining trial last week, and were held to answer aa bail of 1500, which they foiled to give, and were remanded to jail.

Horodea a mere hoy, and plead that he wa ltd into the scraps by OriSn, and that he did not know that the bora wa a stolon animal. Hb parent live near Lexington, and though noticed of the arrest of their aoa by our Jailor, did not come to hb relief. The evi dence before the Court convicted tha boy of equal guilt with the man, and he will probably pay a like penalty. Thin ahoold be a warning to bojrc to avoid evil aaoriatea. Col.

J. O. editor of Pari. Xaa-aaahias, in giving aa account of hb rsceat, visit to Stanford, awntiona the late fair in mvorabb terms, and rives wrmcial notion of Jno. 8.

Owsley herd ot cattle, also Dr. Mont gomery', Boo. Owens and Green Brisht'a. Of the Jotrsjt ajl, be aya "Tks Istiiuos JocasAiuiooe of the largest and bat oonduet-4 cd papers is tbs State. One would 0uk from the money the proprietors spend la printing it, that it wa published in a town of 4,000 inhabitant, instead of a village of 74a, a the U.

a eenau. of 1870 gives Stanford. And yet, with all thb claim a poo it alisene it ha had toeoapbiaof lack of loool eupporl, that area the Fair printing, that it aeuld well have executed, waa bent abroad. Air of the dtiaena should reel that the Journal fa their paper, aa institution at their Iowa and county, and take By luf Special Correapondenti. CBAB OKCUAKD.

We had the pleasure of attending aa entertainment knowa aa a "burgoo," given by H. W. Ferris, Esq, at the race ooura at Crab Orchard, on last Saturday, the tth Inst. It aa given oa the occasion of the meeting of the stockholders of the Association to abet officer for the present year, and waa, la every respect, a decided moots In fad, a magnifl. cent success.

The dinner ana net undcg the shade of trees, the host waa hb usual hospi- tabb and alahW alf, the ewrosat and barba- cued sieafta were delldque, the cook, "Squire Canon, smiling like a full moon through the amoks of hb Ira and the steam of hb kettles, wa In the aanith of hb glory. TJncb Peyton Embry gained, ig the usual way, thirteen pound by actual weight, aad the gooa hung generally, exceedingly high. Cant, W. G. Welch, of Stanford, wa chosen chairman of the meeting, and the following officers elected J.

Warren Grigaby, President; M. D. Logan, 1st Vice President J. H. Bruce, 2nd Vice President; H.

H. Branaugh, Secretary and Treasurer W. G. Saunders, Chief Mar- 1. The summer running mating will commence on Wednesday, August StOth There a large crowd of visitors at the Marshal and Conn are holding a protracted meeting at the Christian Church The Crab Orchard Dramatic Com pany are preparing lo give aa exhibition night during the incea, and the entertainment will be the bast ever given by William Heodriekson, a worthy cttixea of our town, departed thb life.

on the Uth Inst, of axmsumptioa. We extend our sympathy ts ths beraved family. RICKETS. FROM BOYLE COUNTY. Shclbt Cm, Ky, Aug, 12th, 187S.

Several of ear citlxens are Buffering with flux, and some alara exbta for fear of ita spread in aa epidemic form; the oonditioa of the weather being altogether favorable, the fear, wa think well founded, taken in connection with the fact that the epiaootic not only attacked the quadrupeds, but ravaged fearfully and seriously amongst the bypedal portions of our citizens, we msy ressoa- ably and very rationally fear a low form ef disease thb autumn. Persons should, therefore, be vary careful la diet, eschewing all Immature fruit, avoiding all sx ceases either in drinking or eating, carefully meeting the eud-den changes which may occur in the waiher with proper apparel. The eptxootie trouble, in boom places, ha eolainnted in cholera, in others will culminate in disen terry (flux) or a low form of malignant fever. These are predictions and facta mixed, 'and we hope the navone of the profession, to whoa thb subject properly belongs, will discuss the aame and enlighten the people, for the people's goor. The drug ttomof Col.

J. H. Willumaoa wa burglariously entered Sunday eight, and made to suffer to the amount of forty dollars iu notions. We now state for the benefit of all whom it may concern that the Colonel has planted a douUe-back-ectlon-epring-trigger-twelve-pounder with a nitro-glycerina grape and oanbter, lo foil charge for the next ungodly scoundrel that proposes night fingering notions around the store. fa your last the type made us ay that our friend W.

H. Johnston Aad restated to Colorado. He has not, aor will not go for some weeks yet, Our efficient marshal, Gooeh, pro poem a general collecting agency in conjunction with hb office, of which your leaden will learn aoon, through the proper channel a card in your paper. The Messrs. Logan and tha Mean.

Yeber either have a splendid lot of cattle ready for market, Elder King pieneha for us next Sunday! evening al half past three. WIDE-AWAKE. FROM LAUREL COUNTY. 4 Los dos, Ky, Aug. 8th, 1878.

(wi.etiisenneislsi'ln' aisisef, sVeaiBlnlwc Monday, the 4th instant, wa a day long to be remembered by the Democracy of Laurel and Rockcastle counties! On thb day, Richard P. Grisham, Esq, Democrat, of Laurel county, wa elected to the legislature, over the regular nominee of the Radical party, by a respectable majority. Thb legislative Dis trict has, for a number of years been in the hands of the Radical party; indeed, it ha i la their dntcha long, that they imag ined themes! va (I menu the wouULbt leaders omnipotent when an election of any character waa lo come offthey began to imagine that we would Boon be nan est But in thb matter they were egrcgiously deceived. The people. the bone and sinew of the District, tha sober thinking people, having become tired of their assumed leaders, took the Blatter into their own hands (without money and without price) and placed in office a their representative, a gentleman worthy of the position, who will attend to the interests ef the people of the Ihstnct without fear or affection.

He wiU make tbem aa industrious and influential member, The Democracy of Laurel and Rockcastle have reason to be proud of their success in thb election. The leading Radicals, a they were called, fought oa hard during the canvas and oa the day of election. The "combat deepened" in thb county, they were upon the political war-path from eafly-dswa until evening twilight, armed and equlped with money, whisky and the able eona of Africa but they met with a Waterloo defeat at the hands of a sober and thinking people. We act them at and reduced their ma jority about one hundred. The political sky once mora fa beginning to brighten, and we hope, by the aid of common achoob, the die- seminstion of general intelligence among the oa, and the construction of railroads end churcha throughout the mountains, lo he abb te rise, Phoenix-like, aad become, ere long; a prosperous aad happy pecpfa; free froa onrruptioa la elections and everything eJea.

Kaaussa aad Colarewla. During the cummer season of 1878, the Missouri Pacific Railroad will all Eicuneon Ticket froa SL Loub a Denver and return, a very low rata of fare, and rare opportunity thereby tiered, for lovers of nature to view the beauties of Colorado, end enjoy the delightful scenery and halth-inspinng climate of the Parks of the Rocky Mountains. Ksnaea, with its broad and fertile plains, directly on the route, and together with ell the other Western States end Territories, reached by the Missouri Pacific Railroad and ita connectiona. The Texa oomtection of thb road now eompletee, and paaangenl are offered a first-claas ail-rail route froa St. Loub to Texa, either over the Missouri, Kansas a Texa vie oenWm, or over the Atlantic A Pacific R.

sis i'wnita. Eor aeapa, time sables, information a to rates, routes, we refer oor readea lo J. F. Thompson, Southern Pseanv ger Airent, Chattanoora, Term, or E. A Ford, (renernl fa lu, Agent, St.

Louie, Mo. M-V V-ratiea waa as ssserattv ensl sraaaptr ens- oo-u conducting Lt than they will ever aa of profits. Mack Lair and Brad. Powell, of Wayne county, were In towa yesterday evening pursuit of one uaorge w. rettigo, a young ana froa Kenans City, Ho, who has bean vblting hb relations in Wayne county aii last Spring, and whs collected aad appropria ted some money belonging to one of hb oouaina, Geo.

LovealL and borrowed a fine aorral mars from another cousin, jama T. Loveall, ostensibly for the purpoa of vblting a relatioa near Homereet, but in reality to decamp and cell tha horse, packet the money, end probably make hb way back home. He described Ba about yean old, eery light complexion, just six bet high, dressed in black cloth coat, atriped eaasunere peats, cloth vest aad black felt hat. Mr. William Carpenter, of thb place, received a few days ago, a letter froa Mint Annie Cook, of Bowling Oram, Ky, which states that a ady claiming to ba tha wife of Joseph Simpson, died of fever, at her house, about the 2nd Inst, leaving a male child about one year old.

Tuedeceeaed stated that aha married in Unoola county, about three years ego, aad that her mother, Mrs. Mary Murphy. formerly kept a hoarding house at Stanford, and thatshs had two slater, one married to a Mr. Holt, living four alia from Stanford, the other unmarried. Mia Cook rannssta friends of tha dioaasad lady to claim the child, aa aha Is enable te provide for it.

Wr have enquired of many of our dtiaena la relation to the above named parties, bat having foiled to elicit any tnformstion that will bad to tbeir dieoovery or contra tha statements of the deceased. Our eJork has also examined the marriage record and bar marriage not re corded thb county. XTJST reeoiTed aa clevant stock of Jewelry at K. S. Chenant a.

FROM WAYNE COUHTT. MojmcciAo, Kt, Aug. 9, 1871. Since the bat writing eeveral incidents have transpired that might ba of Interest to some of roar numerous readers, though material for aa ordinarily respectable communication have bean exceedingly scarce in thb section for eoee lima, Aa attempt waa made by a party named Pile and Bubcrta, accompanied by a lad, to rob David Gray, Esq, of thb county, a abort time ago, Huberts wa arrested and held to bail la the eum of 11,000, hut foiling to give hood, waa committed te prison. The boy, on representation of Huberts, that ho was along against hb will, wa discharged.

File still at large. The guilty partia are all of Casey county, and have the reputntwa of being ex. perfanced hands in the robbing proansuon. Ruberta, however, la aid to be a member of aa old aad highly reapectabb family of Cany county We understand that aa attempt will be made by hb friends to prove hia a mono maniac upon the aobject of stealing. BUvereerg' great combined show was with on, and exhibited oa the Wat alt, at thb place.

The canvas wa well filled by a crowd eager to witnem the daring fosta of the performers, the strange animals, but, oa the whole, the affair failed to come up to public expectation. Messrs. Gibson A have Bold their store of dry rood and general merchandise to Mean. N. D.

Ingram, W. P. Jones, E. Ley. toa and Jno.

W. Duncan, 11 of whoa are responsible and energetic business men. The style of the new Una will be Ingram A Co. Mr. J.

T. Wilhitc, of the houa of Gibson A Co, operating now with J. A Phillips, Mr. Iienrv L. Phillips hevlnr retired from the trm of Phillips A Bra.

tir. Wll- hita a man of rips experience la the oantuc boaineae, and will, doubtless, materially jamas the already lucrative buaioeea ef the eetablishment. Professor J. N. Davb will open hb school la the vicinity of thb place, on the Bret Moo- day in September.

The District achoob in the county have commenced with a better clam of teachert generally, than usual for each inetitstiena. Mr. Carter, the lama of the Otter Creek Oil Well, we learn, will soon commence operations with Increased facilities for transportation, and by the time navigation opens in the Cumberland river, will have ready a huge quantity of crude petroleum for ship ment. The products of tha Well ranks No, 1 as a lubricating oil, and commands ready sale wherever it has been Introduced. The alt yield of the came well is more than eufficwnt to defraer the expemen of the concern, and both together, if properly nun.

aged, might become source of immense rev-euue to thia motion. Our election passed off quietly at all the precinct in thb county, resulting in the elec tion of Pearson Miller, Esq, Legislator, by aa overwhelming majority. Bailee, Democratic candidate for Senator, received a major ity of 84 votes In thb county, but badly defeated la the District. J. J.

Richardson waa elected without opposition to 111 the un expired term of J. 8. Friebie, Eeq, dwceatid County Attorney. Jama W. Tate received a good vote in thb county for State Treasurer.

We learn that Dr. Hunter, Radical, fa elect ed by a large ainjority ova Gray, Deasoerat, for Lasrialator, in the countbe of Clinton aad Cnmberiand. Elder Hoover, president of Burksville Col lege, waa with us a short time ago, and deliv ered several abb) and instructive discourses on practical Christianity, eta, to our citbens. We understand that the Burksville College in quite a nourishing condition, and fa rapidly growing in favor. The matriculants bet Beeiloa numbered over one hundred, notwith- standing the Alexaader College a rival insti tution in the aaae town.

The Wayne County Agricultaral Society will hold ita third anual fair at the grounds near thb place, oa the Ita and 10th of Sep-! lumber, Miss Nellie Selvy died of consumption at the residence of Mr. Thoma Bumpier, in thb county, oa the 27th nil. Judge W. A. Buster wa the aubjeat of a severe epileptic asiaure en Saturday last, aad still In a very prcoareeus eondi(ioa.

have indications of rain, which at great ly needed in this section al thb ana. Corn cropa are aot very promising, as a general thing, with aa thb season; though, if the weather fa propitious, enough wili be mad to meet the demands of the county. We learn that mast will be abundant In portions of the county, which will materially eoapenaatc for the lack of grain. Oooaswo-ai. Mr.

A. A. WASH! will be bind ready to wait apoa wot at all bean ef vae aunt at m. n. tnanam a.

Hotel Cat stage. H. Hatcher, recently of the National Ho tel ef Louisville, fa now running the Central Hotel, a new and oomm odious house ef about 86 moms; situated ea the corner of Fourth end Market etreea. Newly end well furnish ed. Bad he better prepared a teae care of his hunterone friends than a any former period of hb hoed lib.

When yon visit Loofa-ville don't fail to call and ae hies. Hb beds an elegant; nfa fore tret silts all for the email sua of aa par any. FRIDAY, AUGUST i i 15, 1873, HOTICE. At emaeiooleatloes, either nf aa editorial or tout. hoihI be Unl la HU.TOM yoMree, iw It, Kntjfd, ay.

All mmtm Millet a Bar asvsnMas, MbwrlpUoa V1" WOM OOOMll in IIB.I BuattBVO HIM or will OS a. IN 1 1 IBI III noa. Jot Osek, mm1II Htr'ul nnbarta, Oab Oreeara W. aCef4naro-t K. U.

Bryant, UUM Huluhiu 1. I. Jmm, Mm HiU; Tbaa McUmiq, htaailo.il.; D. J. J.

Brown, ML Vtmoo: J. 1. Ml. fclglUaadj lea, r. Oa-posH, Toroavarlue, Newspaper Laura.

We ml4 sail ttniiW etasanse of ilni a ahsaribam ths feUswlaf rrsooois ef the MHfflmi I. A iiUKii esq al rot to (tee aouee by letter (rataniin paper east sol mnr to lawl whoa a au bscri bar doaa aot taaa Ma sopor on ef oAaa, sea elate tha rsaaon. Bar Ha Mot oaluff token-, one a imvmk yiar ie IM nun. 1. Aav nenon wImi take, a mum neat tha onstnnea.

WBiermrseledtohlsaaetaorBniHher.iwvhalserhe apsTiaacrltaa or not, 1. rasfmnollils far the aajr. a paraoa sntara hUuaiowdnaenUiuiod, ho meet PT aU srraortsas, or Um punllaaev sal OUUtloa ho Mi II mill lha parineut Is aiaa. 4. If tot uU.ntxT ordfn hia paper to b.

stunnwt at Besrtaia Um, and UMpuldukarouoUaaaatoaaud, tha iwuun tu par hi mi ai taaaa it trust ma ptatoaoa, Tha law promos spoa the grwutA that ma nuat pat for what ha uaaa. t. Tha ooaria bar Saeldao that refMng a taka aewapapara and nerloaieela from tha poatoAsa, or re-sao'lna and kwrios tboai aaoallos far, la prUaa fecit svtaena. of tatautUiivu tm4. aubecriptlM Pattd.

Bride Dt Hoif --ireo. Friable, Btubinsvilb. xjaoob CooMr, J. A. Nswleod.

II 00 Cuter a PeTlon, W. T. BhOghnUhV otxiiitjmn mu. iMtrooo, IJ. F.

Bnwk, tnwN t. H. Yoioor, Hbtlbr City. -Tidbmll Utlloa, S. F.

P-hk, ooantf aJS. (iorer, Clio. 00 83 I 00 too I oo I 00 iV. T. InwhhM, Sunward I 00 ff.rtin Collier, per W.

A. Collin, 00 00 oMakt. Kitnaell, HumemM) 1 (iiltnon, 1 00 -W. O. Kowdrai, 1 00 A.

Trhilor, too JH. 0. Abrus, Crab I 00 H. rVMM, 1 00 Unri. Hirglna, 00 inwii Witbwit, Lnnrwter (dmpVd)- 86 VohK ljobbitt, Bm Liek (droppodl.

1 00 Vabmo McAliattr, oounljr (drupp4 AO kjajuo Hj.otMint7, 1 00 J. Morrio, Z. A't tlx raoidasc of th brldVk hllwr 'la Cunt Vnll, Adair mat, Aof gnt lStli, Vir. Chuka W. ewowBOT, of I ancontar, Mia MitlwSaitfe.

Atrndhnta, Mia Ksl 8n T. Jodl W. McKw Dsooaa and Mat PEUMO.YAL. Daelar Brova, of Mk Varaoa, gar aa a sail WodsnadhT hut. Mr.OriflaT.Miltoa,wila fiartltr, Jotta-aoa a LsaurUI, n.

im town Urn ok, awtklm; biionwlf, aa aaaal, uraaabla to old and Dr. Bsmsel Welch, of OslvssUm, Tessa, brother of Upt W.U. Welch, ass been vlelt- ing frieoda in tiiia eoonty the peat week, and returned borne thia ssornlng. Mr. Robert Lillsrd and wife left lost Toeo-" day to take up their permanent abode is Pue blo, Colorado, Kr.

L. having ea tared into pertsormhip with one of the ablest ktwyera ihtWaat. ewe i A Taakee) BeuasusL Owr Iowa waa agaia fovored aa laet Moa-' day, with a visit from Um irrepressible "horse and dog nun" from Yen koodoo, ji oateb-llebed his rope ring oa oar principal St root. mack be the aanoyaaaa and iaeoaverueaos of busiiosa ossa, and exhibited hia trick koree and vocsbulsrv mock Is the entertainment of oar street gamble and the raw youth from tha asantry. Being arrested aad I nod by tha aa-tboritiei for a violeuoa sf tha Town Ordi-aancea, ha lepaired to the Orooit Court room aad earned a decidedly aunxnlsaeoaa aadi-'snoo for shout ad boor by blackguarding, through Us aces, tha $bwm authorities and Mbe Invasion JauuiAl.

Ha wouldn't, if ba ware buaard, stick his beak inls our eo reset, he was pksard to ny, sol la this chsate vain, lee reed in the elums of Cianaali, be- pro-nasdsd antil ha had exhausted himself. One "la apt lo ba wanted who Ighls a aoaveav anger with 11th, and we decline any each encounter. If however, he either too fsstid-. 'loos or too humans to "tuck hia bill into as," ho differs la that particular front tha whole bustard brood from which ha ass strayed. Vorthcra raltuiaa hers of lata hot mldom apared a Southern carsaa.

Indeed, this stedy and disreputable vagabond, am ployed, without knowing it, a nguro of speech which moot strikingly and accurately typifies the present relation between tha two sections. The flonth boa been aesreoaaany time theee ten years, while boa the North has locked, -and still lock, myriads of buassrda, as ok-eosno as Harstea and at greedy aa Jackale, to pick at bar eyea, to auigle her helplea liaba ami so muaa ttnon bar on trails The nke la black with their wings. The sir is tiled with tha stench they emit a stanch so intolerable that wo treat it may yet second to, and arouse tha Tense noe of Heaven. Wa do aot know whether thia particular epeciasen of the oarrion crow found anything to his palate while hare. Without earing especially about it, wo hope aot, and that there msy be no Inducement for hia return uoleoa it be to eonssla the two or three friends he made on thia and a previous by blackguarding as.

If our people, however, ehouee to throw away money for Information which can ba had of any octler, and to eo- aonrsge thia most vicious and Impudent form of vagrancy, they have tha unquestionable right to do as. In the meantime, tha laraa- ioa JocaxAL remains perfectly serene. A Graard Btchcnae. Wa know of nothing more tempting to aye and heart than the schema for the Fourth Gift Concert of the Public Library of Ken tucky. The three former oonoerta bars proved that whatever the ntanagers promiae will aar- taialy ha performed, and now they promiae as a milUoa aad a half of dollars at their December concert.

They will give it, and aossebody 'certainly will get It, But ie equally sure that Deo fortunate parties moot of necajaaity ha ticket-holders. Those whs do not ad rent lire, will aot win, but of thorn who do adventure, one In ovary Ivc la aura to win, and eves the looere are hot eorttribotore to aa enlarpbw of great massiSomoe which Kneels honor on all who have aided it. (See Advertisement.) Impartauut Hale, By reference on oer adverti(ffig colnmna, it will ba aeon thatthehandoomeauburban property of the helm of the lata Dr. Joha Craig, deoeeeed, for asla at public outcry. Thia property la among the most desirable la thia aactioa, and tha individual who Bay purehsm It will and la it a moot delightful homo.

Bach property ie rarely offered for asle la a thriving railroad town like Stanford. We call the esrioos attention of our readers to the annoosvenvent of ale. the oounry neat of our eonnty. The event on the week have been lively and interesting. County court eonvcaedoa Monday with an unusually large crowd 1 attendance.

In the evening difficulty occurred between Ed, Snow, Was. Myers, jr, and Robert Myree. Snow fired two shots without effect, and battered William's hesd severely with a pistol. The parties will undergo saesaminal trial today. KDCCATIOWAX.

Bat the most prominent feature of the wak wa the Teacher's Institute st ths Christina Church. Mature age and blooming youth the beauty and the chivalry of the county have all taken an abiding interest in ita pro ceedinga, and have contributed In making it attractive We believe thst the deliberations ot thb week will begin a new epoch in educa tional matters in thb section. Tia true that we heard tome faint murmuring from a clam of "aore-hesds," which afflict every community, but it believed that even thea Rip Van Wickbs will awake from their long aleep In a few years and be astonished to find that Ca sey county and the balance of the world progressing. nraejr. The only occurrence calculated to mar the pleasure of the wak, took place on Monday morning.

About the close of one of Profess or Loventhal'e fine lectures, Mia Bell Lipe, a young lady ef" high social position, entered the church, called to the professor and in formed him that the had bad conversation with God, and that God had commissioned her to inform the members of the institute through him that the world wa coming to an ead on that day. It was the list intimation any per son had thst her mind was dethroned, and, of ooura, every person present wa startled. She wa started to the lunatic asylum last Tues day evening. A gloom ha been cast over tail entire community. We learn from a private letter from our correspondent thst the young Isdy above re ferred to baa since died.

Ed. rTBSOHAL. Sneed and Varnon were present on Monday. Also, Ham, of the J. E.

Hay, a distinguished lawyer from Jamestown, honored the towa with hb pres ence eeveral days, paying marked attention to the gentler sex. Although hislife fasilently approaching the sear and yellow leaf, rumor ie afloat that eupid fa playing the wild with the gentleman's heart. Youao, Wa had an interview a few dayB ninee with the wife of Fountain Young the escaped prior From her we gleaned the following That he Intends te Barren der himself the first court, a he anxious to have the matter de cided. He desires to remain out of jail ha no weapon, aad doa not intend to barm any one. Ie very much hurt in hb feelings, be-caua hb neighbors are afraid of hia; crip- led haa no money, and couldn't lave if he wanted to.

COOPS. The Wheat crop te very light all over the oounty. On the Rolling Fork, however, a fair crop was raised, but nothing like aa average. Oata were fine but fallen down in msny places. Different opinion exist in regard to the present prospects of the corn crop old farmers think there will not be an average, while oth ers think the prospect fine.

HOTELS. The two well conducted hoteb are very much crowded. We are putting up with Coffey A Both Bob and hb venerable partner have such peculiar ways of making guests feel perfectly st home that we leave to day with reluctance. thb unxaioB XOCRHAX. Thia number will be sent to many who are not regular subscriber.

We have a few dis interested words to ay in behalf of Thb In vasion Jocbral. The editor ha without etint opened his columns in developing the interests of that section of the State where many of thea extra copies To that over-tasked, under -salaried, tjnapprcciat- ed, poverty-stricken profession, who teach the young ideas how to shoot, wa can spesk with the utmost freedom. He ha many times, without parsimony, 11 you have the use of hb columns in advancing the greet cause of education In which you are engaged, Many of you, I am aware, lake no paper. I know that many of you are ambitious and are striv ing, for your country's good lo Improve in your profession. If you expect to become sn eminent without being posted is what going oa in the busy world around you, you will be mistaken.

Lend a helping band, then, in building up a paper thst ka never slighted your action of the country, and the two dollars yon pay oat for the one year's subscrip tion will return to you in manifold propor tions. ETHELBERT, Hew Firm. Having formed a co-partnership with Mr. Watt Fields, I have closed the Stanford Shoeing Shop oa Main street, and removed to the bop occupied by Mr. Fields, near the depot.

My friends sad old customers are urgently solicited to extend to me and the firm of Fields A Wallace a liberal ehsre of their patronage. n75-2t JAMES H. WALLACE. About SelUlnf. Urgent demand are made upon ma to set tle my aoooants, and I am compelled to demand of thoa of my customers and friends who are indebted to me, prompt settlements.

If thoa who owe me do not oome forward and settle by the first of September, I shsll here to place their aoceuota in the hand of a col lector. Thomas Atiiss, n75-it Tinner and Roofer. Eaalgrailan Tstrnlagl Cheap Farm la SoaUvweet Klaonril The Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Company offer 1,200,000 acres of tend in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from $2 to tl 2 per acre, on seven years time, with free transportation from St, Loub to all purchsaers. Cll-aaata, bolL timber, mineral wealth, schools, eh arc haa and bw-aniding society invite emigrants froa oil points to thb land of fruits and sowers, for particulars addresa, A. luck.

Lead Commhwaoner, St. Loub, Mo. eo-tf iwm Bsixsnra. PETEB Pure Liglid Chester Tip, AT GROVE. YE, Uaeohi emtaty, St on the UaairiUe siaa.

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