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,o., ,,o,,es ihc uols,un. nesr the mouth Of the VIVA
,,oa rivsr; another is where The Cumberland Gap
Rs;Iroad crosses the Iiolston below Abingdon, aud
the third is where the Virginia and Tennessee ROAD
cros.cs the Middle Fork Of the Holaton, near Seven
mile Ford. Bat, in oar opinion, none Of them would
answer tho purposes required as well as Tue tef'n'h'
ton at Saltvii!e.
We have been informed that Barbee's "Fisher
Girl" aud "Gra;itude," will be on exhibition 10 KIch
rnord du,;po the A Agricultural Fair. The Baltimore
Exchange says:
BARBEE'S FISHER GIRL.
Tb.-s IA nov on exhibition, and has been for the
Issi ten days, at Carroll Hall, a work of art which
merits much more motto than u mas yet receiver a.
the hands of either press or public III 10 q STATUE u
which The sculptor, MI. "il'am Da,oes " a oPpnJ
| pristely enough given the name OF Inc FiShcT Im1
II in The figure of a woman or rather OF a young giii
p-r.-c:ly nude, seated upon the beach, and inteniiy
engaged in tying Il kuot in her net. That 10 the ~noie
story-iC story it Can DO called, which requires DC
syniapstion and can be taken in at a glancs. There
i. no mi.ruking the vocation Of the young g,ri Inc
shells aud pebbles strewu around her, the hilet OF sea
shells encircling ner brow, ana the net when enc II
intending, sufficiently Indicate that. Her nsiI, y"y
PROPERLY, instead OF being dressed and Draloea' IL
merely luuped up by Ineaus OF the INLET, ana ie't "
hang 10 a dishevriled mass upon her neck. Der neck
is arched forwards, aud loo head slightly inclined u
one side, bends gracefully over her WORK. upot
which her attention appears to be completely
riystted. The whole treatment OF The SUBJECT Il
natural. modest and artistic. The anatomy 10 eI-
c.llrnt. and the entire work shows great fidelity o
execution, and careful manipulation; those portions
of the statue which are comparatively hidden from
observation, and least likely 10 attract the attention OF
an observer, being az perfectly and laboriously hnIsn
I'd ss those which are more obvious TO the eye. me
feet. which are very pretty. are exquisi,ely modelled,
and the working and contraction OF Inc muscles caused
by the inclination of the figure, carefully studded
Altogether il is a work OF very superior merit, appeal
y nnrn,ty. graceful woman, sven in marble, q pleasing
object 10 contemplate, and characterized by perfect
chsas,eness and purity, alike in design and 10 e1ecu
zion. 1t will not detract, We are cure, from the deere
Of our readers to behold this statue, 1t they are told
.onsidsrsbls admiration. The Fisher Curl was hrs'
transferred from clay to marble 10 Baltimore and u
here exhibited in public for The first time.
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, September 23.-The deaths by yellow
fever Yesterday were q.
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NILIOW FEVEk AI SAVANNAH.
SAvASSAH. September 22d-The total number
deaths FROM yellow fever in the city during the past we,
y tony.
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OPPOSITION.

ADMINISTRATION OPPOSITION.
| George II Pendleton Timothy e Day
= VIM 5 Groesbeck' John A Gurley
3 e. l. Vallandigham' Lewis ID Campbell
1 William Allen Matthias II Nichols'
) William Mupgen ) NJ Ashley
6 William Howard Robert w Clark
: Thomas Corwin
s William Hubbard Benjamin Stanton
y Lawrence w Hail john Carey
10 Joseph Miller" Carey Ir,moIs
II I.harlss ID Martin Nelson Ii Van VoUrhe
II Samuel 5 Cox Luclus Case
Is John 5 Patrick John sherman
ID Cyrus Spiuk
Is ,Jo.epb Burns. William Helmick
I6 Jonathan Swank Cydnor Is Iompklns'
II Benjamin + Spriggs Thomas = Ihesker
lS John l. Ranney Sidney Edgerton.
10 Edward Wade
20 David Tod John Hutchins
u John A Bingham"
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BALTIMORE 2,.-Fiolr s;eaiy. llo'
street ana OaIo - %; Civ Mills - p.
Wh-ai IL dali; White - ioal t.. red 81 25al 8
Corn IL dull; white So; yellow 9O.g2
Provisions ARE veFy du!! aud unchanged.
Lard Is uuI-.i 1T He,
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ILEEI. GINi.aal MING GELD SCOrr.
GsBsrsl Box Il , ID a "try severe .sii on the stair.
"t' Gessers' bote Wet Point, last week. He was
aboata attepdirg u lion r party, given to him at Col.
Deiehe.d'e, Wien the 'cc'tent happened. Having
Had u buffet ID 'oul d 90 shoulder, and a sword thrutI
through The OTHER nm 'urIug his campulcns, hs wa.
unable 10 break ID for c OF tho fall by his arms. and
his back WIS sey erelJ injured. lie cannot NOV.
without great pain h, Ess besn cupped aud lsechsn
re. and with 90 p,pde ous a frame, it is a serions al
iair to have euoh d fail, and lie il fortunate to eecare
With Iits-
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From the Richmond South by r.quest.l


The ,oI;ovine communications lie published at The
irs,anc. NJ n friend Of the Hon. Saerrard C'rprns
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THE cnNyENrIoN-r1ME AND PLACE.

I, THE COMMEMORATIVE AND PLACE.
We have already expressed our preference Tor
Richmond. .
We opposed Stauutou because Its accommodations
are necessarily limited and force delegates upon the
hospitality of it's kind citizens. The floors also o. Ito
public buildings have given q fair warning 10 DelHo
Gratis that they are unsound platforms Tor our "
Ventions. The Democracy have been badly 'r'sn'eu
ed already in S~taunton, aud would prefer 'ry'ue Sou'e
other place. Precedent may 20 very lar ou' "e"A
walls and aoors are ~uuanswerable Arguments tna'
soms,imss n,os,r.te parties az we'll as precedent.
Az ,rs. hazard from the place contest seems mp
and ,noL The Charlottesville "Jedersonian' goes
for Lynchburg; the Alexandria "dszsue ~ e', !,
andria; 1.-The South for Staunton; Inc "Enqu"e'
fur Richmond; the "South Side Democrat 'or NV
particular place. only slightly against Staunton' linus
stands the contest "as far IS heard from
Give a fair feld-let Us 20 to no District where
,,o,ot,en candidate livrs-let no 'surroundings'
bs broueht to bear in favor Of any one of the candl'
dates.
But the South-Side Democrat INDUCES 10 melancho-
IS vaticiuation as to the future fate OF the Democracy
| Tn, "Dsmocrat'' says: .,Tbs end Of all this VIII De-
ius, what is predicted of us in the hopes OF our adver-
.sries. We will be divided aud broken into cliques'
and the massive strength of the great Democratic
party be scattered and Loot. "-Shlvered all 10 pieces
and az WORTHLESS. as broken china! Poor, brittle
tender Democracy! We believe The great Democracy
to be made of ~''sterner stuff not 30 easily broken
up. The party is, in our opinion one OF pr'nc'p'e'
and can live unbroken in spite OF newspapers anu
their souabbles. Whether Mr.. Letcher, Judge Brock
enbroueh or any other man bs nominated, the party
will survive the dirAevent Of the ~assemblsge OF the
co,vsn,ion. Mark vba, We say. "Al's we'll that
ends WE'LL"
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RELloIoyIS LYscHBuRG.-Tn. Virginian says: "a
protrscted meeting hes bcen in pr3-resa at the Epis-
copsl Church, in LynchbnrE. since Sabbath last
Services are held in ,he morning End afternoon. "!rc
a, night. The pastor, R.v Mr.. Kinckle. Is assisted
BY R.v.'s K. II. Wiim-r. at Bedford, j. Pe,srkIn. ot
Richmond, aud R-v. Mr.. Hanson. W. have heard
III. pulpit .fForis of each OF ihr gentlemen sp"s-u VI
in very complimentary terms
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ORASGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL RoAD-We learn
that the Company will laying down tie
rais, next week, on the Lynchburg extension OF TIE
Orange aud Alexandria Rail Road-commencing at
charlottesville. The grading is nearly finished along
the whole extent of the line, and a portion oil the
road will be in running order by next Spring.
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That COMET Sons OF oar country exchanges
complain that the papers "a not uske halt irss enough
about the wandering stranger who every ~ .1ng and
morning presents 10 our ;szs SUCH AL extraordinary
head aud tail.
The fact il, we ara waiting to see if New York vii!
have q grand public celebration 10 honor .he conn.,
comet. II 80, 1.-THE New Workers. are yet undecided, J
We shall look on the comet as another greai Useless
humbug.
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THE .ZoUAyE" on HE WUMES.-ArCpg the
latest uses of the gallant II ,aev-'" 40 tinc ai ariel.
dished up as follows by Modletee, for the bench: % Nc
ladies at this season:
The =ouoUe bssquine or Jacket for coo! weather l.
formed OF blue veivur, with a very rich embroidery 81
steel beuds; the skirfs and fh- rl--v,s s-c Gil. ny.
Another pattern OF ,hess garments IL made ut g'-"n
velvet pointed behind hrd not figrt 70 tnr hsirri :h-
wide sl-rves, without a seam, Ar cut square q; tie
edge. Others are composed ct black velvet ~ c-;a'
mere, with gold embroideri-. o. brad.
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The New SrAvE, SINGLE A>D HEADING Ma
cHIyE.-Ths advertisement of NJ. Conneli, Jr. who
own. the right for the sale OF ihi' valuable mhchine,
in Virginia and Tennessee, will be found in another
column.
W. have already alluded 10 and commanded the
advantages If Or's patent shing!s machine, ss i'm.
proved by w. Kirk parli lex. For ch-apnes,, simplicity
Of working, durability and truenrss, ii is ahead Of any
thing of the kind yet presented 10 the public Per
soma can see this machine q, work At Mr.. 5. c. Ro
blossoms lumber yard, in this city and for the sak.
of encouraging home manufactures. We are pleased
10 learn that Mr. Council is about TO have the una.
chimes entirely manufactured in this city. 1, ID truly
"a new and valuable invention
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Territorial Politics.

DOUGLAS CoUNrY.-A Delegate Conven-
ton was held at Lawrence the Goth Sep
tember for the purpose of nominating six
candidates for the House of the next Terri
torial Legislature.
P. H. Townsend, E. S. Lowman, Oliver
Barber, Thaddeus Prentice, and E. Heath
were appointed COMMITTEES to report reso-
lutious for the consideration of the Con-
vention. They reported the following which
we're unanimously adopted:
We, the Prostate Party of Douglas county in
Delegate Convention assembled, do declare:
l. That the whole history of the Democratic
party in its tyrauEieaf and bloody rule over the
people of Kansas, during the last four years. shows
It to be the unreleatng and bitter foe of popular
rights and the freedom of the people.
2. That the efforts Of the Democratic party 70
force the Leeompton Constitution upon the people
of Kansas In known opposition 70 their expressed
viii, deserve universal execration, and should
stamp 1t with perpetual infamy.
3. That the DemoeEtie party, in Its adoption
and support Of the infamous English bill, delibe-
rateiy insulted the people of Kansas tAropgh the
double medium of 3 bribe and threat, and richly
deserved the over~helming rebuke which the Pec
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02

Bargain and Sale---Stand from Under.
1t is notorious fact which no one at all
posted will dare to deny, that the result of
the nominating Convention held ATTIRE
mont on Thursday last was determined in
caucus beforehand, and that Breckenridge
Center was 'sold out" "body and breech-
es," to Americus, in consideration of the
nomination for County Treasurer. ssg-a
It was calculated that the people of this
county would be cheated into choosing a
place for the county seat which they do not
want. at the behest of one man, whose am
bition was satisfied by the empty honor of
3 nomination for paltry county Office
We shall see
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
ELECTION, MONDAY, OCT. 4 q.
Turn Quit

il Let every Free State Republican be at the
polls bright and early next Monday! Itis
all important. To be sure there may be no
opposition to contend against, but remem-
Der that there is TO be new Districting of
the Territory for members of both branches
Of the Legislature. and every county de-
string to be represented hereafter should
poll its last vote as test OF strength
They will find their interest in. it a year
hence. .cadTs - 5.s zs--4aT 70
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Political Items.

The election in Vermont on the 7th ult.
resulted in the election of the entire Repub-
lican Congressional and State ticket by large
and increased majorities. Vermont is al
ways right. The Congressman elect are as
follows: E. P. Walton, first district; J. S.
Morrill,, Cd district; H. E. Royce, Sd dis
trict. The State officers are: Governor,
Hiland Hall: Lieut. Governor, B. Martin;
Treasurer, H. NJ. Bates.
The Maine election took place on the
18th ult. The vote was large, and the Re-
publican gain considerable; but the Demo
Gratis gain several Representatives to the
State Legislature, and probably one mem
Der of Congress. from the Sd district. The
majority for Lot NJ. Morrill,, Republican
candidate for Governor, will exceed 10, 600.
The Republicans have .fve, and the Demo
Gratis one member of Congress. The last
session the entire delegation was Republican.
in the 18th Ohio district, for several
years represented by B. F. Letter, the Re
publicans have nominated Sidney Edgerton,
of Akron, for Congress. His election is
undoubted. -eI.r 5-esI ID s..re
The Democrats of the first (Ohio) Con-
gressional district have renominated G. H
Pendleton, by aeclamation. Mr.. Groesbeck
has also been renominated in the Cd district
by the Democrats. Both are Administers
ton men, and richly deserve to be beaten.
Mr.. Curly is the Republican candidate in
opposition to Groesbeck, and VIM n. Co
rey is also an Independent candidate in the
same district.
In the 9th district (Ohio) J. r. Cocker
i'll, the former incumbent. and Lecomp.
ton man, has been thrown overheard by
his party, and VIM. Howard, an anti-Le-
comptonite, nominated in his stead. The
Ohio Democracy are very much divided on
'Lecompton." Robt. W. Clark has been
nominated by the combined opposition Of
the came district. Mr. Thompson, who
had announced himself as the <. n. candi-
date, has Withdrawn; thus uniting the anti
Lecompton voters against the Buchanan
Democracy.
&c. c. Billinghurst has been renomina.
ted for Congress by the Republicans of the
| third Wisconsin district. ti..
The Republicans have renominated al
the present Observation-Disclosures, Potter
and Billinghurst. They are all good men
and viii be elected, without doubt.
| .-Jackson Grinshaw is the Republican
candidate for Congress, in the fifth Illinois
district. He is opposed by I. n. Morris
Douglas worshipper. and j. G. Davis. Ba
chananite.
Judge Breese has declined being candi
date for o. S. Senator, In Illinois. in oppo
sition to Douglas. ~ -
The Dsnsoeras. published at Quincy. Ill.
and which supported Douglas and his Stat
ticket, has taken down their names and rul
up those of the Nationals. s. This is a Sc
=
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Postponement of the Land Sales.


a telegraphic dispatch dated Washing
ton, Sept. l5' brings the welcome news of
the postponement of the Land Sales order
ed to take place in this Territory in No
vember next. No more welcome intelli-
gence for the people of this Territory could
be published. The especial reasons for this
move on the part of the President do not
appear in the dispatch. Various petitions
and remonstrances against the sales have
been made to the President by the people
of Kansas, which it was supposed might
have had the desired effect. But this no.
ton Is all upset by an article in the cha
tional' organ at Leeompton stating that
such things have been unheeded at Wash
ington, and that the postponement is due
to the representations and request of Gov
ernor Denver. This is probably the case.
Old Buck would not be likely to heed the
remonstrance of the 'srebellious' inhabi-
tants of Kansas. But in accordance with
the advice of his. lieutenant, Denver, be
does it as a "stroke of policy" Well We
opins the people interested will not stop to
question the motive which prompted the
postponement. The news is good enough
to be received thankfully.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Comet of 1855.

This remarkable comet fsays the Albany
Argnsl Is now visible TO the naked eye. It
IS now only one hundred and forty millions
of miles distant, and is very rapidly ap-
preaching the earth, and already shows
through common opera glass well defin-
ed tail. We are told that during the first
week of October the comet viii be of the
most striking brightness, possibly the lar
gest of the century, and at that time will be
seen near Arcturus. perhaps even surpass-
ing that brilliant star in splendor. 1t is now
visible for about an hour after sunset and an
hour before sunrise in line with the two
stars called the Pointers. and forming near
y right angle between these and Arctu-
rus 1t is now best seen at four O'Clock in
the morning. hz sssa sa sssa 97es.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
DEAD in the Shell.

Tl,st ..fusion'' or Peoples party which
was 60 loudly talked Of short time since.
seems to have pretty nearly collapsed. -
And nox that the American and Republi-
can conventions of New York have failed
to sdopt common platform for union Of
their strength, in opposition to the ode
mocracy," and nominated separate State
tickets. we presume that such thing as
"fusion" between the discoFdant elements Of
the opposition viii scarcely more be men
toned. The fact of the business is, the
Republican party, having never asserted any
but vital principles. cannot afford to in any
way compromise its position without de-
stroying itself and damaging seriously the
cause in which it is engaged, No aban-
donment of position by the leaders would
be tolerated by the masses composing the
party. There is not single plank in the
Republican platform, on which any honest
opponent of the present Administration
cannot stand A tendency to Coalition
from which compromise of principle is in
seperable-is an evidence of moral weak
ness, which viii bring with it correspond
ing GOODNESS amongst the masses. A mon
grel platform, such as was contemplated in
the late ''fusion" movement, would surely
subject the party standing upon it to defeat.
On this subject we make the following ex-
tract from an article in late number OF
the Cincinnati Commercial, one of the best
and most ably edited papers in the West:
ITO make up composite creed from parts
of the Republican platform and doctrinal
scraps rescued from the confessions of the
late American order, and, thereupon, to
build piebald party, whose bond of cohe-
sion shall be an equitable distribution OF
candidates. is, in spite of so much expert
ence of the disastrous consequences of such
experiments, favorite plan with many who
call themselves Republicans; and as. in
general, the party leaders are ofice-seekers,
and the basis of the party tactics is the in
terests of the leaders, such plan once
-broached can hardly fail to be adopted
By this time il should have become set
lieu udAlM HI parry ohdiiS, IAde q OOoiieiou
of leaders is not necessarily an amalgama-
ton of masses. Indeed it is never SO to
any effective extent. The attachment oi
the latter to principle is always more faith
full than shat of the former; andswhen the
rank and file discover themselves sold out
by a. knot of office-seekers. such is the lsud-
able peryerslty of human nature. that they
soon become very cool upon the question
whether or not they shall give their aid to
fulfil the contract
That is the truth of the matter If there
was ever any necessity for the Republican
organization that necessity exists at the pres
ent day. And as truly as strict adher-
ence to the principles of the party is main
tained, glorious triumph awaits it. Let
the people stand firm against all compro.
mise and sacrifice of principle.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of A
IN ministration upon the estate of VIM. L M.
gan, late of Madison county, deceased, have h..
granted to me by. the Probate Court of N.d;sos,
county, K T., bearing date the 25th day Of SsU
tember, A d. 1853. Therefore, all persons S.y.
ing claims against said estate arc required to e,
hibit them to me for allowance, within one yes-
from the date of said letters, or they NAV h. nr.
eluded from any benefit of such estate: and Il
said claims be not exhibited within three vesrr
from the date of said letters, they viii be fGysvsr
barred. ROBERT LOGAN.
Admir- of VIM. L. Morgan, deeI
October ID, IS5S-3w
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
..When We voted for Whitdeld., ;,

when we Voted for Whitfield" IS
We ali voted for Whitfield, and he got
his seat in Judge Baker, at
Fremont -.
Quite an important admission, that. for
a man who claims always to have been a
Free State man par excellence. Guess the
Judge was little mellow, - and made this
admission rather incautiously. Hope he
viii stick to it. We are glad to have found
him out Il lass bEa - ,b48qI
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Administratnr,s Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that will Off, =.
IN public sale on ef Il
Saturday, the sth of October A. d. 1858
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the house ON the NO..
claim, one mile south of Columbia, ON The E.aS
City Road, the following described property. .ts
wit: span Of No. mares, harness and vac
one cow and calf, one gold huntine-case nsiS..
lever watch, and various articles of house6oS
furniture-the property of the late W. L. Morcs''
deceased. s0a
TERMS OF SALE-Nine months credit, with :.
terest and approved security. IL
ROBERT LOGAN.
oct2-lt* NC l.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Rev. G. ". TORRErGR

who has had much experience as Teaebe,
who 10 determined to spare no pains to estsbsSa
permanent school in Americus, second - ,oisa noa
the county. He is qualified and prepared 10 as IN
the higher branches of Classical Educction zach
florence comes with good testimonials as . an ar
uate of an Eastern College, and exper;enssp sfAa-
Common School Education. In
As soon as the wants of the country demand: :.
Mr. T viii open an Academy in Amerieus NJ. a.
wishing to secure the advantages of good ..sS
viii consult their interest by sending to the sreS
ieus school. Good Boarding, equal to the b..
the Territory, can be had in Amerieus At "a "a ~
per week. A large and eOnn1odious SchooySSrSh'" ~"
Is under contract and in course of eree6on 1Uuse %
will be completed. against the opening Of 10 "a
school. Americas Is second to no placs y NE
Territory for its morality and healthiness Of fae
cation. 1t is located near the center Of Bresl'S 70
ridge county, Z. T. 'sA'l-
Price OF Tuition.
For all common branches per Scholar. Az,
Latin. Alge6rs. 1 Philosophy, ~ Astronomy &C.. % %
Americus, October d, ls5S-tf
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Lost or stolen--Warning!

7 HAVE Just discovered that have lost or had
1 stolen from me two notes of hand bearing date
'Xenia, December (between the lst and 1th } 1856
for three hundred dollars each-one payable two
years and the other three years after date. Both
drawn in my favor by j. T. Hogue and L. Hogue
One of them had been torn in two lengthwise and
a piece of paper pasted on the back to hold il TO-
gether. No Endorsements on either. All persons
are warned against purchasing these notes. IS |
have made application for duplicates and the pay
ment has been stopped. P. B. PLUMB.
Emporia Sept iS I65S-w3
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02

MoRE EhIeRAsrs TO SouTHKRE KAKsAs.-
Five families from Iowa and Wisconsin
passed through our city yesterday morning
en- route for the valley of the Neosho. One
Of the party had made . claim in that local
ity. and wss now taking his own family,
and directing his neighbors to the same
rich regions to obtain farms and secure
homes. .-Kaasas City Journal. -
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
sHERIFF's SALE.

VIM. Taunahill,
eS , In Attachment
Jas. W. Dowthitt.
DY virtue of an execution 70 me directed from
ID the Probate Court of Breckinridge County,
Kansas Territory, win offer for sale,
On Tuesday, the l2th day of October. 1885,
between legal hours, at the house of Lemuel John
son, in Emporis Township, of said County, ten
acres of corn, more or less in the field; taken IS
the property of Jas. W. Dowthitt, at the suit Of
W. Taunahill. E. GODDARD,
eep25-w2 Sheriff Breckinridge County.