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STANFORD, FRIDAY, OCTOER 1876. WHOLE NUMBER 240. Adtgrllaklf lain, femlehed aipllcalloa. hi inferior Journal BOTK1J. rrvajM that nn aimt ll amteal Im thr JMHfc.

The VemmHamofthm Tlutew. The issues iihhi us are not war, but A Lnekw Veeraiat. Years ago, Charles M. Lee was a great lawyer York-On one occasion he waa defending an old veteran for passing a forged promissory note for thirty dollars. There was scarcely a doubt of the man's guilt, but Lee, getting over the knotty point of the evidence as stell" a he 914 tarfH Fh Mywh Aa poor a church Mouaf AUtiff rati) I -i 4 Aa rwigh gal.

Aa bran aa a lloa, Ajaprr aaaeal; Aa brlail BtapaiM Aa waakaaa ratv Aa proud aa a paacocs, Aaalf wafaa; 1 A aaa4 a Marcaharct Aa atruaf aa aa ok, Hi'axtmm Rrnmm. A despatch from Galveston, Texas, aunouueos the death of General Braxton Bragg. He dropped dead yesterday morning, while crossing Twelfth street, in that city, in front of the Post Office. He was sixty-one years of age. His body lies in state at Artilley Hall, and will be taken to Mobile if arrangements ran be made with the New Orleans steamers for its conveyance.

Gen. Bragg was in his usual health up to the moment of the attack. The cause of his death was syncope produced by organic disease of the heart Gen. Bra. wns born in Warren county, North Carolina, in 1815.

He graduated at West Point ia 1837, was ftflltiHaj Hawtwra-A man who had been nearly tatlaed to death by loquacious barbers went into a shop the other day which he bad never patrisoned before, and handed one of the artists a card bearing the following "Give me an easy shave." The barber motioned him to a chair.and then.turning around, winked at his fellow laborers, and said: "Here's a deaf and dumb un, -boys; want an easy shave." "Well, if you gash him be can't talk," replied one who was waiting for "No, you bet he can't," returned the first "Aa easy atuva be blowsdl Why he's got bristles like a Texas boar, and his skin looks tougher thana canal mule's." The boys laughed and the operator, who in the meantime hod lathered the Company of the Eleventh United State Infantry arrived in this city on Sunday, aud were obliged to lay over until Monday. They were from Fort Worth, or some other post In Texas, and on their way to the Indian country iu Dakota. A meddlesome Radical politician met the boys soon after they pitched their tent on the hill above the depot, and called out: "Hurah, boys, for Hayes." Not a solitary cheer responded. One of the sergeants stepped but of the crowd and remarked: i "Yon have made a don't cheer for Hayes we are Tilded men "What! you do not mean to say you oppose the men who give you food and clothing?" "Yes I do. We are tired of Grant and his gang, aud as to our food and clothes, we will excuse him for that if he will let us looss." "Oh! nonsense, boys; you don't mean to go back on Grant and "Yes, we will go back on any man who keep two-third of our buys in blue down iu 'Dixie' to keep the white men down beneath the negroes, and who cends a handful of us North to be killed aud scalped by the Indians, armed with guns and bullets furnished by Grant's brother, Orvil, and his deputy post trailers; aud I will bet you a keg of beer that three-fourth of my company are Tilden men." "I will take the bet." A vote was taken, and the vote in Company Eleventh United States Infantry stood: Tilden, 40; Hayes, 4.

Kansas City Times. Grnut'm OpintttH au the Ortohrr JtleeaMa. ine 1'iesment it we can carry Ohio and Indiana next month then I think the Democrats have not the ghost of a chance to carry the country in November. But how if the Dem ocrats carry Ohio aud Indiana iu Oc tober? The President-Then, I take it, Til den is good as elected. But I do not think that their carrying Ohio is at all probable.

Correspoiidfr.t How if the Repub licans carry Ohio and the Democrats Indiana what is the outlook then? The President (after cogitating a while) Then the chances arc pretty even for both parties. York Herald. It is related that a man fell asleep as the clock tolled the first stroke of twelve. He awaked ere the echo of the twelfth stroke died away, having in the interval dreamed that lie committed a crime, was delected after five years, tried and condemned; the shock if finding the halter around his neck arroused him to consciousness, when he discovered that all these events had happened in an infiuitessimal fragment of time. Mohammed, wishing to illustrate the wonders of sleep, told how a certain man, being a sheik, found himself, for his pride, made a poor fisherman; that he lived as one fir sixty years, bringing up a family and working hard, and how, upon waking, from his long dream so short a time had he been asleep, ihat the narrow necked gonrd bottle filled with water, which he knew he OAer-turned ai he fell asleep, had not time to empty itself.

The first wire fir the East River bridge is up. And now people go around asking, "U'iYs the two towers like the first and Inst official days of a New York office-holder And the party asked always answers at once, Because there is nothing but steel from one to the other." Danbury Ne vs. Ti.L bet a sneep," said old Mere dith to his better-half, "that our boy Otho is going crazy; fur he's grinnin' at the plow, he's giiunin' at tho barn, and he's grinnin' to himself wherever he goes." "Pshaw! old man," said his wife, "you don't kuow nothint The critter's got a love-letter." A lovely female write to the edi tor ot the Hartford TViuesthat, "Down at Long Branch, the other night, it actually felt good to pull about three blankets over the till beautiful form of yours truly." And the ungallant editor actually printed the epistle. As English farmer recently remarked that he "fed his land before it was hungry, rested it before it was weary, and weeded it before it it as foul." We have seldom, if ever, i ecn so much ag-rimltuaralwiiibm ouudohaa! into a sin gle Wendell Phillips told the woman suffrage meeting at Fanriiil "all that aeven-tenthtoi the husbands are frauds. He didn't say what the three-tenths are, and nobody had the courage to ak him.

H. L. B.VKnJiR, M. Having iradaaled al Ik. I'Milavllle Mediral Col- HlgkUH, Llneela Caaety, Kratnek', and nBern hu prufawliMul aarvu-aa people arihat eeetUaB.

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W. IKK'KKR, J. ATTORNIYI AT LAW, STANFORD, KENTUCKY. tnce o.i l.aaealer Street, T. lUIiliW, (TTOKJi HI AT LAW, HTAKHIUIl, 1.1MOI.N KV.

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r. WAE.BS. gtl'KUV A WAKKKN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, hf KKNTUMCY. Wilt Iwnrili-e In Ihe emial of Liaroln, In law ruantlee, east In Itormirt of A I Ve, I fear. Uwa aire iM, I Iwelef atU- ir ('.

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the UmeCLTe. 1st Better men in office. 2nd. Honest and intelligent administration. 3rd.

The war is over. 4lh. Official rogues must be pun Uhcd. 5th. No military interference in elections.

6th. Less taxes and more economy. 7th. The earliest practicable re sumption of specie payments. Otli.

liovernment salaries and pay to conform to salaries paid for coinjie- teut like services out of public life. th. Less federal centralisation and more respect for the rights of the peo 10th. Let common school alone, 11th. No federal interference with religious sects or organizations.

12th. One term for the President, and six year's service, if the Coustilu tion is amended. This i exactly what the Democrats are fighting tor, and their candidates, if elected, will insist upon these reforms. New Yoik Express. MJfe in LMlmiM.

The lawless condition of affairs in Louisiana is not the result of the heathenism of its own people, or because a large nuijority of them ro not law- abiding and good citizens. It is the result of Kcllogg's mismanageinent.de-deception and treachery. There is no government in Louisiana. Outside of this city, the situation is one of ab solute anarchy, so far a the State Gov- ernment is concerned. It is powerless to puuish any violator of the law.

Iu Ihe locution where human life is safe, aud the rights of projierty are respae-ted, the people are indebted to the moral and social restraints of society, and not to the Government as malad-ministered by Kellogg's followers. But there are placet in this State where the worst elements in society have the control, a condition for. whicb there now appears no available Louisiana State Register (Rep.) Tf kllrs aitrl BfeM'A-s. It is a calamity that the black population outnumber! the white in any State. If the ratio was ns in Tennessee, for instance two whites to one black there would I no trouble.

The negroes could then have the peaceable enjoyment of every right, without endangering material interests by their natural stupidity and hick of information. But here they are in the ma jority there is trouble on top of trouble. If they rule, every material iu teres suffers; aud if they do noc rule, the constitutional amendments are viola ted. Cincinnati Commercial. Did it ever occur to you that, if there was no letter in the alplmbet.

it would ho impossible to write Well? the off would be an 'ell of a wind, and would sound too pro- lunely. Jorristown Herald. The tallow tree is a veritable fact It lives in China, and yields an oily substance resembling tallow.and which answers well as a substitute for it. The tree is only of medium size at maturity. "I suppose," said a quack, while feeling a patient's pulse, "that you consider me a humbug." "How odd it is," responded the patient, "that you can so accurately tell a man's, thoughts by feeling his pulse." Farmers ought to kr.ow the best way lo catch hawks and owls is to set up a high pole with a steel trap on the top.

CThe birds often alight directly in the trap. To fasten labels to tin cans, put a teospoonfulful of brown sugar into a quart of paste, and it will fasten labels a securely to tin cans as to wood. The one hundred ton guu manufac tured by Sir William Armstrong for, the Italian Government throws a pro jectile weighing 2,000 pounds. The Georgia farmers have, for once, nioro com than they can use, aud Georgia pigt never grunted au evenly aud contentedly ai now. By setting theiu occasionally in hot water, flowers may he kept for some time.

Flowers are a good deal like love in this resieet. An exquisite ornament for the hair aa sheaf of wheat in gM, having the lops of the shear tipped wtyh gold dust to represent dew. Always iu debt where there is no necessity for it the letter h. "Sleepy Eye" a the nan of a Min- ne ota Rsilwsv S'ation, Ium if in riMrT not aaMwofl? -a-taw, at Hocbeaatla Hirer Roman an aewljr Rtraiaacd Q00D STABLES 4i00Oiaf0DATI0H8 -ic iitoTcnM, and la irenan.I tnanteiinln ruatma-ara an.l ariiitaintanrea, aa well aa Ilia trarellns atih-Ik and Invllaa a lilivral purli'Mi tna patnwaa, la Ua Una. IW-W QEOUtiE SAMCROOK, Has frnoratvit and refuriilabed lha LIVINGSTON HOTEL.

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Fare 131 1 $3.50 according loca tion of room. SPECIAZ KATE TO MERCHANTS sM-tr Stanford Female College. STANFORD, KY. WITH A FILL dial's OF TK.UiiriTS, tli it luatilutba Ua SEVENTH SESSION 2nd Monday in September.next. Ai.i THE WtAXtlttt OF A THOROUGH EHQLISH C0URSB aa aaM aa---'---r--'- Ml SIC, THE DKAWI.VU A- P.tI.TI.G.

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yillSKIES, WINES, BRANDIES. TUUAUUU, UittAKS -AT Wholesale and Retail. Sa B. XaXathenyj DEPOT STREET, STANFORD, KENTUCKY. tailyt AaflilraaaHlf, Aa etaptf aa air; Aa rirh aa a trwaus Aa maa aa a baar.

A ram aa aa AataaHaitw Aa aaaaft a ataaHfap, Aa Hgtr aaata. Aa lii aa a kw Rail, AawbltaaaabaH; Aa ial aa a lauwakr, Aarad aaa baH. Aa round aa aa a)t)a, Aa bliK-k at a haij Aa anwl a a tarrr, AaMltvlwft Ut, Aa aMan aa a wlarr. AafuUaaalkk. Aa aaa fantrtdtfr, Aa aharii aa a atlck.

Aarbwaaaapeanr) Aa dark aa ft pall; Aa bard aa a mUIhUhh-, Aa law aaa aVblk, AaeiMraaft ball; Aa dry aa a barrinc, Aa dcf aa a wall. A light a aamihtr, A hard aa a f'k; Aa atlaT aa pukrr, Aa ratal aa rtaefc. A tpru a a fnaiing, Aa brlak a a Aatd new Iri nat ti, LnM jr-Hi wrarf af aar, BnattMi flaartie. 4 mrut4 Mrmmr. Ho calletl hiiuscll Neviuln Bowie Knife.

He aat iu a miliiun ou Ilundolpl stmt with fur cap on hi head, ran- vai ulinei on his reel, anit a knife and revolver in hi belt. On the table before him wan the calpof a Hioui warrior. The warrior who uacd to wear it had gone out of the deviltry btuineaa and become a thadow in the iptrit land. It watn't the only n-alp taken by Nevada liowie Knife. The other two hundred were barreled up at home to keep them away from the moth.

To rome down to buniuem, N. K. had killed three hundred Indian, lint and In't, and he wn't half through yet. Ho drinking a good deal of beer at the crowd' exiene, ami he wan on the point of wiling the ocatp for five dollars, when in come man who furveyo! him closely and called out ''Now yai pull down your vent, old boy You work iu a eooper-hop ou High ttreet, lire on Adnuia avenue, and that walp was made of a piece of bufliilo-mbertolen from a livery stable! (let out of here now, or I'll tell about your being in the uo of Correction." The Nevada Bowie Knife didn't say a word. Even when a atool hit him iu the back he Jidn'l raiae an arga-mont.

He left behind hint iheacalp, bead pinuliion, and a bad impre-ion, and, ere this, he ha once wore placed hitnwlf astride of his lmve- hnrte and ali.tved, shaved, hnvel the pliant hoop- to further suppleness. Detroit Vr.v Press. Have row any old clothes, mum, as you couM give a poor man who has a tick wire and six small children to support inquired a dilapidated person last 8atun)ay, at the door of High Street residence. "I've got a coat with but thrie buU tone gone, a id a pair of pants that have had but a small patch behind, which I gue. you can have," said the good woman, after she had examined her closet.

"Is the a doublerbreastcd, with a velvet collar inquired the poor man. "No, sir." "Are the of a pluid pattern, and cut with spring bottom of twenty-two iuches "No, sir." "Then I pies you needn't trot 'em out." said tl.i' poor man. "They ain't my style, a I don't want 'era," They looked tad, and dcubtlesl felt so, as they stood up against the horse-rack. "Times is hard said ouo. "Wuss than Coufedrit," Uie dtber responded.

"An' work's too exhaustin." "Hit draws a man down powerful." "I never did sec mouey so hard to git a Est on "Yas, hit's skaser'n u's "But I've got one fifty cent note Uft TOO tt." jiAl, arll I haint "Let'i soak her Hcht down fur the dllllkl "Now, that souu's sumthin like ru- a aumakan of biiDCss, that dor And they hid themselves behind the tcreeo in a Atlanta ton. could, imdertook to carry the Jury by escalade on the ground of the prison' era revolutionary service. He de scribed In graphic terms the bloody at tack on Stony Point, by Mad. Antho ny, ae which tb prisoner, then adare- devil'of 19; bad distinguished himself, and closed his speech as follows "(jeiitlemen ot the jury, will you send to the Ktnte prison, for passing a contemptiblethirty-dollar forged note, an old hero, of three score and ten, wlu, in hu youth, cheered the heart of his country in the darkest hour of the revolution by stunning Ston Point?" This was the piwer for the jury, who. retiring, returned after an absence of about two hours, when the clerk went through tin usual formula: "Gentlemen of the jury, have you agreed upon a verdict?" "We have." "Do you find the prisoner guilty or not guilty?" 'Not guilty, because be stormed Stony Point!" mid the foreman.

The audience applawted, the rapped lor order, the "District Attor ney objected to the recording of the verdict, and the judge sent the jury out again, telling the foreman, in a sharp tone, that they must find nn unconditional verdict. After an absence of a few. minutes, they returned, when the foremau ren dered the simple verdict of not adding, howeve, as he dropped into his seat: i "It was a good thing.though, for the old revolutionary cuw, that het-tnrmcd Stony Point." Chicago Legal News- mt thrdrll Rlghti Bill haM Dane. ihe wreck and ruin brought upon Republican cause in the South by the Civil Rights bill can never be estimated. In North Carolina and Tenneraee alone it lost the Republicans ten Congressmen! I leriouely 'jonbt whether the Democrats would hold Congress tonlsy but for the votes they made outof the measure.

Talk about intimidation, violence, and fraud! Much as there has been of these, the injury to the Republican cause in the South from all these, and shot-gun argument thrown in, does not coin- pare with the dixater worked out by the CivH Rights Bill. It caused a revolution, and gave every doubtful Southern State to the whites, an? they will hold the advantage gained through the stupidity of the Republic an iu Congress. But tor that measure Alabama and North Carolina would to-day be emphatically Republican, to ay Hftthitif of other Southern States, ami th election of Hayes would not be involved in the doubt that it is. V. R.

iu the Cincinnati Commericnl. A man named Nutter was bitten by a rattlesnake a few days ago in Shecrwood Valley while out fishing. The snake was crawling iu its hole, and Nutter's companion suggested what sport jt would be to tie a fish line to the reptile's tail and crag it home. Taken with the fancy, Nutter undertook the tying job. The snake instantly turned and bit one of his fingers.

First the pair killed the snake, and then started for home to get hisky. On the way the wounded man suAered great pain, and his whole arm was fearfully swolen. At last adcouuts he was getting better. Mendocino Dem- rat. They tell a story of an old business man in this city, who recently found himself cornered financially, and de sired to go into bankruptcy.

He applied to a lawyer to kuow how much it would cost to have the papers made out and the business put through, tie was told that the expenses would be about $100, and appearing to bo satis fied with the price told the lawyer to go ahead. The'lawyer followed iu structions, and when the hoi was done, called for his little $100. "All right," said the bankrupt, "you can put your claim right with the oth er, Springfield Union. A Kentuckinn breomi'ijr incensed at the boastfulnesa of an Englishman as to the superiority of British inven tions, exclaimed, "Pshaw They are of no account Why, a house-painter in my neighborhood grained a door so exactly in imitation of eak, thst but year it put forth leaves, and grew an excellent crop of acorns; and another fellow up in Iowa has just taught ducks to swim in hot water, and with such tittaesa that they lav boiled The Englishman from that time forth exhibited a modctt and eulslucd air. appointed a lieutenant of artillery aud served mainly in the war with the Seminole Indians in Florida Until 1843 From 1843 to 1845 he was stationed at Fort Moultrie in Charleston harbor, and just before the breaking out of the war with Mexico he was ordered to Texas.

In May, 1846, he was made t'aptaiu by brevet for gallant conduct in the defence of Fort Brown, and in June following was made Captain of artillery. He was brevetted as Major for gallant conduct in the battle of Monterey in September of the same year, and ill 1847 was brevetted as Lieutenant-Colonel for gallant conduct iu the battle of Buena Vista. From 1848 to 1855 he was engaged in Iron tier service, and in 18oi), was appointed Major of cavalry, but de clined and received leave of absence. Iu January, 1856, he residue" his com mission, and returned to his plantation in Thibodcaux, La. When the civil war broke out he joined the Confederates, was made Brigadier-General and placed iu com mand at Pensncola.

New York Sun, 27th ultj Oltlm MHti MntUuua. The following figures show the vote of these two States in the elections of 1868, 1872 and 1874: Indiana In 1868, Grant, Seymour, majority for Grant, 9,568. In 1872, Grant Greeley, majority for Grant, 22,515. In 1874, election for Secretary of State: Neff, Democrat, Curry, Republican, majority for Neff, 17,252. Ohio In 1868, Grant, Seymour, majority for Grant, 41,617.

In 1872, Grant, 281, BoZ; Urcelcy. majority for Grant, 37,531. In 1874, elections for Secretary of State: Bell (Democrat,) Wickofr (Republican). maj ority for Bell, 17,202. In 1875, election for Governor: Hayes, Allen, Hay es majority, 0,544.

Miss Kkllogo. Smith, though a disappointed man, finds consolation in pa-ting such pieces as this on his scrap book: You might go behind the scenes at the Opera a thousand times, and if Miss Kellogg was singing, the in the wings you would see her luoiner Willi a shawl over her arm, anil very often a cup of beef tea in her hand. The shawl is wrapped around the shoulders of "that child" the moment she reaches the wiug, and the beef tei. held to her lips. She don't trust the maid to lo any of these tender offices.

Ivo pa tient was ever watched by a physician with greater care th.iu Miss Kellogg is watched by her mother. Every draught is guarded against, and every article of rood selected with an eye to health. A few days since, one of our pop ular attorneys called upon member of the profession and asked his opinion upon a certain point of law. The lawyer to whom the question was addressed drew himself up and said, 'I generally get paid for telling wnat I The questioner drew half dollar 'fractional' from his pocket, hauded it to the other aud coolly remarked: 'Tell me all you know and give me the change. There is coldness betweeu the parties now.

Moody and Sankcy are soon to en ter upon a new series of revival meetings. They ill begin the work early in next month in Chicago, where a building for the purpose is iu process of erection with capacity for seating a congregation of seven thousaud people. If Moody aud Sankoy oan revive Chicago, then they may he instrumental in doing spiritual wonders anywhere. Lou, Evening News. A post-mortem examination of the body of a German who died recently at Plainfield, N.

revealed the fact that the principal internal organs were in a reversed position, the heart nn the right tide and the liver on the left. If young lady hat a thousand acres of valuable land, the young men are apt to conclude that there are sufficient grounds for attm hmcnt. man's face, indulged in further com metis as he urged the razor over the facial territory before him. "What a nose that is," said he. "It he should sneeae where would I bef "Well, bis cheek is harder than a razor-hone." "Do you want us to help hold his nose back while you go over hi lips, John ny?" Ofked another of the idle razor wielders.

"Don't know but what I'll want a little help." "Be careful and dui't drop your razor down hi ear, or you'll loose it, admonished another. What a dirty head he's got, "observed Johnny, aa lie ran hit fingers through the man's hair. "I say, some of you fellows write a card and ask him if he ilon't want a shampoo." The card was written and presented to the man, who shook hit head at it, and, the job being finished, he arose from the chair. "It's all right, boy.s" said he, as he laid down his fifteen cents. "I don't mind your talk any.

I could st nd it first rate so long as you didn't say anything about ball, third term, or the whisky ring frauds." He disappeared and those barbers sat down and thought lout him. Washington Capital. A young lady in a neighboring town, one dav last week, went into a dry goods store and thus unburdened 'It is my desire to obtain a ot circular elastic appendages, capable of being contracted or expanded by means of oscillating burnished tteel appliances that tparklo like particles of gold leaf set with May diamonds, and which are retaining in proper position the Jiiibili- nieut of the lower extremities which innate delicacy forbids me to men tion. The vender of calicoes was nonplus sed, but not wishing to appear igno- aut said that he was just out. After her departure he remained iu si lence for a few moments, when a new ight broke upon ha distmctod brain.

and ho burst forth'with By thunder! I'll bet that woman wanted; a pair of garters," Nmv York Physicians to uo to Savannah. At the meeting to be held at theGilsey House this afternoon arrangements will be made to send ten or more competent physicians to Savan nah to assUt the physicians of that city, some of whom are beginning to break down in consequence of over work. Of course none will be asked to go but those who have already had the yellow fever and are therefore less likely to mkc it again. It Is expected that sufficient fund will also be raised to send a cargo of ice and cargo ot tar acids, besides other necessities, to the afflicted city. The Curbin Banking Company had Edward A.

Trunk, au office boy who lives with his widowed mother in Williamsburg, arrested yesterday, and he confessed that he had stolen postage stamps and sold them to a receiver iu South street st twenty per ceut discount. He said that he had sold over f-300 worth of stolen stamp, and that he had spent the money in lager beer saloons, playing roulett and bagatelle. The place in So th street is ostensibly a money broker's office. New York "I always did love to gaze on the children in their sports," said Porter, as he pensively contemplated a' crowd of urchins: "I am carried back Just then the base-ball came over his way and tried to get into his vest pock et, and doubled him up. When his breath came back he shouted: "lou young ragamuffins, you, I catch you playing ball on the streets again 111 get the police after you." And he moved way and forgot nil about his youthful days.

He bought a cheap coat, and he cb served next day that it was made of two kinds of cloth, or else it had faded from tome previous wear or tear. He went to th dealer with fire in his ey The dealer looked at tho garment with out surprise, and at the wearer with extreme "Vy, mine goot-neas," said he, "you been wear the coat in the nn. You dink him aiaat of sheet-iron, hey?".