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NUMBER. 141
y BsiShsn TYesls.

The tslsgraph reports Brigham YounI0
nptlyf fsillnS,r aad make u qpjiD llfe)Y
that his death cannot be long delayed. This
extraordinary man was born at Whiting.
hsun, VI, o. The 1T Of Jaue, 1ou, and
therefore lacki but listte Of ijsvWisgssDe
-yssss of sge. His faehsr MA . fsmW Who
hAd been Q so>dier, Of shA Revol~tiaN I'D
Brigham doubtless inbsriled sompthi4& ,Rf
his daring md love Of excitsmenGo aHlet tA1t
connssdoa with the nonstrops hieeqch0Af
AoEmoniam, Of which he has % long been
the bead apd exponent SNyaa n 1854 sHAhssn
hs apnopecsd lfmeelf - ! !" convert, md
making lii ;yay % kirkland, Ohio. tie tfgh
hsadauaytss OF ,ths nav dspenss ste4, VI
ordained an elder and began to ~ ~ sseh., ls
talents, shrewdness, aud especially his xoh.
derfdl quicknelS md aptndiis IA reading
men, attdiAaectsd ths attehtion 'of' he prophet
Joseph Smith, Who soon ofaa,ne6 hiA' u
one oof the Twelve Apostles thsu 6I3s e6i>
ssftutUd. xnd isacAsl Min 6n L p,oo sslytAdf sSir
through the Eastern States. H5 wASatnal.
" yjdocssstul'in' makssS oontssa and It, the
deasA of Jossph Smith, IN 18Al, seedrsaAas
election so'his vacant position Of lsse f11d.
Aens, over Sidhey RsgdoS, 0miths 1iUital
partner ID 'shi lrsad, VIM, bsingI s.ountuna.
sious," naturally enough ss thus essiqe
thrown overheard, was solemnly " "cuts1l"
cp1ed and handed oyes 70 ths, devil !: to be
brteted IN the Aeah 4 Thousand yesri'", ',oI IN
1877 RFigham namoved t saltI Il 4ahksss hkss ssil1,
the MaFmonh having rbeen driven 9pt9f
Napvoe il 1S4t, and year laisr @ the fssilffhP.
tful emigrated thither aud founded NE nsw
kingdem, whicch, they called Dssefsfh The
course Of Brigham Young aimee thaa tI~e.
his repeated browbeatings Of the Territorial
auth0iitieS,' and HIS virtadaiyi 1Sopposed
sxssy 'fo+ " ihsny yelrs ri fstsssh eAe
iscollectio 6f our read1fs. yhis NAv1d.
HeG add 1t ! &Hofauce ,nd pssSsisiSeSf
hiS fSiiotwsit, he'hAs not only hsds isAsslf
the spiritual snd jpohticsr iisGd of the eSsh.
Athity! bds has oo6t1ivsd 10 have tAe hand.
liSE0f Gll'tke 11hdS' xk1'to kSvs Shaleid
from, the tithSj and from privsts spsedh>
lions = sigss,ic fSsrtuhs, which, fSSelnass
varied and widely scaetsfod 'chasaeSisbit
would doubtlD be impossible AoeAtinass
closcly.d iofo hate It has appeared oasl III his
oouna wsrs abostI.un, snd aejnd1s sAs
= lassito ,ovIftake him loe hls coaplieiatj in
many crimes Of which 1heEe capr b nDsD
senabls dohblo But, ,ifwDivine PruSidahce
SeuiDves him fson. m earthly - skiglbss,tsi.
bunsl, doubtless his psopl6 will ystessuce
him'asia saint o. . god, vhilt the wdsa1 6ill
be hone the worse for chb ahsepcvc casthsee
In it no cause for regret -sE ~. 6bndsed
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POETRY,
9HlPwRRCK.

On the smiling sea wes never cu.i 80 - -
On the bright ~ never fruvr:
Nsvsr a os,su oeoseain~ tn ..numf"iE
Whsa ny beussifua tar,. vith her oGGse,y fks&eAt
''' COY q no'o p vent e oo~n ,.,, '.-.,
Boldly LAUNCHED from ouist ahore: '' .'
Wen framed WITH stoens % cone: ;.,r. T. f,.' "
Dy yoath ana couue, nohly nsn,ed: I'd. - -.
The eails vs,e vove. bv lo,.,. ~, ha,d. .f,,,
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The piansad ,Catters ,sf As,sterian. .

NeASly all the OWNERS OF the Amsterdam
diamond -injlls Ars wealthy bdt the opef.
atives, thotgh they have what Il reSa1fded
u ivery s0ods yes ID THoiland.d asS quits
poor.r Like Ire watch. makers Uf 0eneva
Trey reherally inherit their trade, thsfl
tathets md grandfstben having been snl.
pldyed In the sa,ns business. 1hsy are
retulsr ~ clocks, labcring - many houri
every dsy; and giving The stricteN and iaous
absdfs6iBg attention To thSif iexaeting toll,
which il constant strain upon the bfain
and nervs1, do ilsjs than upon their senses
and their muscles. They meta to keep eheir
heads cleAsiiud tBsif blood coos 10 perform
slli she dsliestea aopetatloss necesslry. iTse
least dulissss 6fsightior toacA; Or the slight
,est varisfioHHin tbahdling, might DO uSofe
dsmAge than Z p'wkole alifsti6SS661 OF wsSiess
wsaid make good. They very saiely sp6h
any of their work " any faais Of theif own:
for they ore 20 disciplined aud trained u
their calling thAt their hahdS obey their
mind almost With ths p9rfectid6 df nsAchin.
~ pit oi 2.Hiisisi 9'oa stoiiignsrt6 % yiq
t@HDinsond.casting xeeutsi " hssi isnose a..
snHraSds. o0TAe' Sandredso tfl HenaFiAlVA
Ss4Si4esgAssd ID tht mills ipp3saiafsd &tsai wa
w6fKSsd melancAoly,; q !WelttSey might.
fwith'gSsir perpsttial INA lnohotibNs rUjatsd
Of chesrIess e6dieoHsuaIt62 2otStEo1f S4k1A
tsteh dsyh IKE svssJe othsradag9H 1ks3ea-
tosaj sdd he. yeaiss come ISH ~ IO' 16a
s,,Gt kjNa, .2ktpie eAsrsSNo i,rpkslISekA 80 n
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PROFEssIONAL CAr1Os.,
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Gi''ss: r. .s Career aud ~ Death. IL, II. to '' ra
1r.sm .ss Gtty1ssau,,ss 1sau,,ss ssat .as sentinel Y.S. 4,
,, We. tRh week. record ihe death Of John
L. .Bsr~s, knowa abroad - tAeb'' Hero at
Gettysburg," which took place on Sunday
morning last ip tbe seventy ,sighth year Of
bite age. SeverAl years ago he had stroke
Of pasalysis At Harisburgs which, for some
tins disabled h,sn, and partially impaired
bio mental faculties" From thts sttatk he
had uneasui4bly recovered, and tor some
time had been IN excellent health. On Tues-
day. Of last week he was taken sick u tks
resldsncs'of Mr. y Nathaniel H,getman, ID
Aountpleassat row wdship, a1d died o. Sun
lay morning Of pneumonia. yHis rsmsins
were intsered IL Ever! 0rseh Oemktery,L on
lfondsy tftesnooo, the - Gestysbufg zou.
ayes~ aching - : military escort " Rsv. II.
Houng, pftths Aethndist Church, conducted
the religious services - Eyit'ion nyod nsd
NJ. Burns, We believe. wasa hstiv,e u
New Jcrsey; at least he came % this ooun.
try from that State many years ago. In biz
earisr daysihs wss intenpesstS, tus rS6bYtn.
Cd, snd for many yesss not only sbstained
hop TIE pse 81 all kinds 81 intoxicating
drinks. but WA noted foe hv hostility to
tho tsafRc In every form. tl9r@F .aoi'n"I
With many peeuliarities and sou1s weak
ness AZ bad essentially ! strolg mind. soms-
wbas ,culsured, by. genszsl isssdisg In HE
earlier yesra Patriotic in bio inpulseu, he
prfded' hlmseK much IN his connection with
ths WI Sf 1878. and 4 the outbrssk of ths
rebellion, Notwithstanding his advAscsdass,
soaehti sdmittsnce 10 the mllseasyb sesvice.
Hs'tcluntsefed under the 1fst, ,thfee nmonths
en-, ID sSs company oil Iiaaiasd ~ Cp|onsl
O. Fl. Bashles, but MAS net ncca0tAd byths
masssiisg>is lomosc on iaceosds q ~ stA
He Hsxt tried 70 ~ II Up fsnngy lvanJs
Reeve Cqlpsr and Xsnt = wsG &seAE
vishs TIA COMPANY aoseasissd ~ sHou! n.
Wa1d kcHhsssdn, but was again re9tctsd.
Nothihki dauGtsd;; no went ,ot WsshiR GtttS
sp8 spt .ipto tbs wagon ,segyipe ,feru tps
HAWe atAsns in t0stsyshurg 10 l0ooy asd
~ shsAss 0f July, d1jthe.y yitst Nofps1ASc1.
ID to the rsarbfth srhsolSgicl sSMine,y
q ~ fs1sf q RHssf sford'Si csNeity, - n,
gagged with Less alvanos, Mr. Burns sei1sd
~ msskss md joius1 shS, Isoa1 Dsietas .
II xtg1osg gliSps action: ~ W. dlsyb)i1
IN Us ihG, tyisssisiagl i batl trosGl
hi arm. another through the calfof AhslaM
bsu1do Stverafa0iiise swoan1A, 16dlng
hss diiibisd' ana TIE Fist lelerrpts elerrt " I!
trsaS. IA Oh, man had preoenca oSyalad. - /
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~. Losal Bpansas Notices y cents pr hne. u
~ Ousssspondsnes,, ,sAost and .ossy., sqkoi1st
- saehcanp, Wdtsfs nsns myet ascOmpaay each
lSelas, 70 xuAiantec good faith. fermissi0p u nee
UADe o. Initials preferred. 'H'' ~ "''''1. ''F
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FROM HUSTONvILLE.
uu-resvuas. Nv, Tvs. ~. ISM
L...--1.x 49,.

ur~rcrvuAs. w, 1--WE ~, fs7i
o--rs--<s-~ f-s~s< 
>s,
lat Saturday wss Ggsls Day" -Four c.n.
dsd.ss- and cre prrey were on the srsr.d.
AZ 70 n,sss-d an ~ hsrd taking notes, ".
presume you are fpiy isbrmed. We vTl
only -.y, therefore, that the whole ding va.
decidedly unique; for strange In .sy 81 such q
number, al were ccurccu-, al inseliigcnt .ll
clcquent, all sober, and stranger an, III
god iociiss TIE tine silcsed vss n mort
f,r rcsersi engagement We hsd, therefore,
only light -kir~s-hins ssd brsi,ias, sf.sesy.
Jsass Durham first deployed hi. altering
columns. and showed front bvsckepinr w.r;
ssd, q. he passed along Ms lines, We sh b.
k.-v his ground, and had an inkline II the
situation.
But soon Brsckcnridss'. burle bunt with
crashing. ssartiins music on The waiting ear;
and wi,h dsshing cavity charre he cane
upon the field. No ue to speat Il flashing
banner, nor of slitscring steel.
Then Hoskins with q wellinston eoolnc--
srrayed his ms--ive forces and showed the
nerve and power Of war
Uncle Albert csme NEXT and illustrated
every style Of ancient and modern tactics.
Finally gentleman FROM Oasey rose 10 advo-
cate the claims q an sh-ert friend. His speech
vas brief, hut beautiful, ard big with mean
ing. We are unable tn give synopsis now I;
bu, As the thing will keep" promise you one
next week. y.
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: Anything which gives w news from this
lone Star" ssaie, is always acceptable. We
have private, friendly letter from an intelli-
gent gentlemen Of Honey Grove, in Texas;
from which We gather the following biz Of
revs He saysi
have received the "IsrrRfoH JovrrAL"
regularly since the beginning Of ID. publics,ion,
and would Tot, positively, bs without II for
Jrr fime the Price Of Subscription. I win
certainly send you club Of subscribers for Il
soon Texas h being rapidly developed, and
Is destined, ere long, TO take front position
among the States % the American Union.
Col. Irvine, Engineer Of the Southern
Trans-C Continental u. r. tells me that the
contemplated ro.ds-siIl be built, for they are
already under eoastructiou. When these are
finished, Texas will be great field for money
making. The future Of Texas Is very bright.
Our railroad interests have assumed q positive
dap, and no doubts Of their building spsedi-
ly Is longer entertained.
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stiII Mi-anx.

The friends Of Mr.. James ssarssat, whom
We referred to last week a. having disappear
I'd very mysteriously, are nov very much dis
tressed about him, no. having received any
clue 10 his where abouts. His family have
supposed, from letters and p.Psr, found in
his desk, that he had gone 10 Texas, on bust
nesS, and chose TO conceal his intention from
them for reasons Of his own. A further exam
nation Of his room has Impressed the family
with the idea that he has either committed
suicide, or was murdered. The general inn
preston is, thai he, being Of an eccentric turn,
and some unpleasant matters connected with
his private AiIAir. has lsit tAs country COR =
time, and will turn up o x in Sss days.
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Elder $. II. King will preach at the Chris
tian church OF next Lords day.
Rev. DIR. Caperton, Of Louisville, will
preach at the Baptist church on Sunday 10Th,
morning and evening.
Rev. VIM. Irvine will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
Rev. Charles Taylor win preach at the
Methods, church next sunday at II O'Clock.
Also at night
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Feel.

No one article Of the many which are &C.
sential 10 our comfort and necessities, Il more
expensive than thst Of fuel. Like all other
essentials, 1t shosld Be made a. cheap As pos
sibls. The greassst bsne6t which could be
conferred upon popalaoe, would be the fur
nishias 10 the people cheap fuel. In the sum-
ner season. wood can be hauled to our door
4 cheap rates, and thoss who are able 10 lay
N supply for winter during this season, gen.
sraly do 80. Bot the larger majority Of our
citizens are unable 10 do h. They have not
~ means 10 buy more than a load or two ss
I time, and consequently, they ara compelled
y buy wood BY the load IN the dead Of winter,
% prices which prevail a that .s.sos- The
csuse Of vssd selling 70 much higher In win
- thsa in sammsr, u On account u bod mud
N<dsr Hoe had . piks fsom the arst tuii
ssas a she Gnmsrsss plks. 70 The top OF Seos Of
Na.oas Gap, our poole could hwy wood a ths
saas price per cord Is prsvsiis In Summer
and f.ll. Shall ve nst have this rosd bull
during the coming SIMMER,
ID would save TO ali Of %. In dhsls year,
enossh, in the aggregate, 10 pay for is con-
strnction.
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FROM MONTICELLO.


ncsrrxsae Nv, yus- a, iss,.
o-rr.---<-> y-s,s- S---S,
rhe ehesrfsI rain n lac, nirhi, In addition
70 ~ revivifyine esser upon Vegetation, h~
inrsrcd ycrw correspondent 10 give yvrr mad
ere snoshes one of hs Occasional vi~lsssics-.
Mr. oeo<ss W. I.sr.m, of shis eoupsy, had
Ms leg frsctnrcd IN two plso.. BY NJ. hor-s
faIlins on him, on yesterday. Mr.. Ingram M.
long been cripple and this circumstance nm
des the sccidcns Of yesterday -sre serious
than ID o,Aerwi-e vould have been.
A. :. Jcne- and I~wi- CoGsy s~ssrped . f<w
days sisc With lmveIo, of two ye~rold mule,
rsrchsse< In Indiana, which they design int
ieninw &C. ths .eathsrn market.
We have had marshal Wyatt, With a poe
81 U. q scisisrs With Ne few Days epde.vor-
ing 10 sr'ess some II our cisisens charged with
having violated certain prcviscns Of the law
10 fsf, they have sacceededin .rr--sing Me~.r-
T. N. Lair, A. n. Foster and ose Burton.
Laif, hevsver, esecs-d he e-c.rs and !. still
at iihssv. We learn that the charges are not
Of very grave character against any 81 them,
and We presume that the marrhal will not
make much effort IN r-csp,ure the e-csped
psrv.
. Our citizen. held meeting on Saturday last
and appointed Mr.. J. W. futile delesnte 10
the Cincinnati railroad convention which meets
icmcrpv. Mr.. Tutile is instructed to tender
the right Of way through this county, provided
The company deem this line the most practic-
able Sd.
/ A psry Of A~les -csmts entered the sable
Of Mr. Reuben Meadows, on Meadow Crssk, q
fev hRls. sincs sndsock thercfrcm vsiusble.
hsvssg A compsny Of the scighbor- followed
thera ss far @ jamestown, In Tenneprs, but
hitd 20 come up with them. This is the first
insisnos Of horse stealing that has occurred In
our county for several months.
A petition W the Governor Is being signed
By Q sood many Of our citisens asking that the
sentence of Ayers he changed to twenty Year,
Imprisonment In the peniteptisry. A remcn-
s,r-ncs Is also being signed by quite q number,
urging that the sentence Of the court be exc
cuted.
Our Monticello brass hand has made such
pragrc~ in the art that they have been en-
ployed BY two Masonic LODGE Otter Creek
and jamestown, Ky,-to discourse music ct
their celebrations on the e2nd md 24th inst.
OIL OCCASIONAL
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We clip the following from the Cincinnati
Cbmmerc,ai:
A meeting was held yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, at the BOARD Of Trade Rooms.
A committee was prc-ent from Covington,
consisting Of Messrs. J. Marshall, J. ID. Herne,
Howell and Moshcr, who came 20 conrult the
Trustees in regard to bridge acrors the Ohio
river, 10 eros at some point in she western
part Of the city. No de6nite action was taken,
and the matter will he heard = some iutnre
day.
Ths committees from the counsiss az -Four
bon, Cark and Msdisoa an i.viss1 70 nces
-sss- Trussas- 81. il,e Rssh sssf- --.p-@-~-
The following gentlemen vups rgenkst hmm
the counties named, who gave De Trustees as
surrpces that the right 81 Wy could b. OBJ
tanned through the counties represented With
out cost: Faycste county, A. u. n@rnes, Hart
Gibson, r. Dekoods, Jessamise county, Hon.
A. L McAfee, Isaac Shelby, William Myen;
tor, Sidney v. Rowland, Jossph Thomas; Car
W.funiap, Geo. Denny, 81; Lincoln eounty,
hony W. vamon; Pulaski county, William
wcodcs J. w. Parker Wayne county,
l. A. LsnssS. Som v nd; Mercer county,
J. +. Thompson, Temple Bssxin.
Without transActing any farther business
the meeting adjourned.
Colonel Vamon returned Wednesday even
ing and expressed the belief thatthe Trustees
viii commence the construction Of the road a.
soon as the surveys are comp,sssd--she right Of
way Obtained thrcugh the cosusiss. and money
TO build bridge over the Ohio river secured,
outside Of the TN millions 70 be raised By taxa
tion in the city. The prsiininary arrange
men,s may take Eve or six months. When
made, the ten millions will b amply sufkcient
10 complete the road. When the work Is COM
menced il will becaried through rapidly. The
whole line will he put under eostact At once,
and pressed 10 completion 10 prevent loo By
way Of interest on the bsads 10 be iss,ed.
There has been three routes surveyed through
Lincoln county. No infornasioa v.s sivenby
the Trustees as TO the route they viii ADOPT.
They want the right Of way srss, and o. much
money for the bridge, &c, o. hey can get, BE-
fore the route Is determined upon and made
public.
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Mr.. 8. p. worshsm lefs thi, morning, 20,
Augusta Georgia, b dispose Of some sixty head
Of mules and hor-cs which he had b,mght al
S. Louis last week He will probably return
in about ten day, " he Is succe-sful in di-po-.
Ing Of his stock.
The following named gentleman passed
through our town this week on their way "a
Cincinnati as deleeste- to the Southern X. r
Conference; William woodcock, J. W. y
Parker, Of Somerset; L. A. Lanier and John
w. futile Of Monticello.
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All communication Of . character that win
Be generally interesting 70 our rssdsrs, frva
all parts Of the country are scseptable, and will
be thankfully received. Short Items II news,
births, marriages, deaths stock news, ale. Of
stock, and choice original matter, etc, will at
all times be acceptable and shaA have space
in our oOiumna The fsliowing rules, how
ever, must be strictly ohsrvsd;
lat. Write On but oas sids Il paper. 81.
ID. stsse the facts ss brisAy = psssias. I
Sd. Avoid personalisis. = We vim mot pub
lish anything Of = PsnsssAl sk.s.e,sr. o. thai
will reflect upon any person OF persona 4
Ath. Direct Communicates 70 Hilton a
CAmpbsll. {,
Ssh. Give rcd name, - We viii positively
no, pebiish anytAi.s vithout being In poses
l2-4t.
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Col. 7. w. vanon, our wide awake dele.
gate TO the Cincinnati Railroad Conference, re-
turned Wednesday evening last. lie seems TO
regard our prospects for the road as VERT fat
tering. He pledged to the Trustees, the right
Of way through Lincoln comfy, and proposed
In addition, 10 give them one fourth Of the
land for one half mile on each side Of the road
for eight miles on the Southern end Of the
Eastern route, and believed the people on the
Military route would do the same. This is
safe proposition, and We speak for them and
say, -of course they WILL
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sssc Aeess.8 u ssesrnres
Al a meeting Of the Democrats Of Garrard
county, held at the court hosss In Lancaster,
Keutncky, on the 9Th day Of May 1879, Zoe
the purpose Of appointing delegates TO the
sess convention 10 he held at Frankfort on
the sosh Of June next, on motion Of J. II.
Brues, Chairman Of the Democratic Commit
lee. J. A. Bea.ley was chosen President and
Thomas Wheat Secretary, the following reso-
lutioas we're adopted;
Rep,~d, Let. That We approve Of the call Tor
a Democratic Convention to he hesd 1t Frank.
tort, June 10th, to appoint delegates 70 Ma
tional Convention 10 be held at Baltimore,
July 9th, for the purpose Of nominating can
dids.ss for President and vice Presideai.
Rasi-d Ind, That we believe the good Of
the country demands a change in the sdminis-
trtior Of the sfEairs of the government and
that the Democratic party cannot effect this
change by nominating ticket Of It's own men,
her, and that Whilst we cannot indorss everv-
thing done by the Liberal Convention recently
held at Cincinnati, yet We believe their int<s!
tens to be patriotic and met with the unitsd
aid of the Dsnocsstic party can secure he
slsdiaa q 0rssi<y AID Brown For thus
,ezatas m bszisvs h vould he unwiH for ~
Btnoesse ilsts. Wken L shslf ssrnbIe b
cOhvention at Aisinore. to maxi minasioas
ior President and vice fresidsnt. j e--(--l
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Our readers viii and BY rssswaosio the adj
vertisemsni Of Dr.. BARKER in another colas'n,
,lat those afflicted with sore eyes and diseases
Of shs ear, and nose have . rare opportunity
20 b. relieved in a short time, and without
pAis, BY eon-altins ths Doctor. Who Ia aow in
our eormy srd VIII r,n.in isw days only.
DR.. Barker performed several successful OPP
sr.sioas IN dis vicinity; oas On d.ash'sr Of
Ms. Li.zis R-sskt's chose eyes we're badly
cros-sd; ono On Iissis soa d 7. G. DssA, and
ono an q sos of II. n. Gentry, both similarly
Aaiisssa. rhs patient. are sos saiirsiy rsI'ss.
ID d lbs dsfsrniiy, and their sight improved.
The Doctor performs the-s oPsra,ios sAiii-
fully, and causes very littls pain.
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FROM SOMERSET.


sc~r---r. Ksyrucrs. J..s -. fs71
o~-rT--<--~ h~-vt~ Je.c~-is
ppcopAuos psy.
Many persons participated In the cer~.c~scs
Of I'M. dsy at the MiIi Springs Nssiensi Con
ssery. The grave. u the Fcder.i desd wsrr
decorated by the fair hard. fthc-e Who ch>ri-h
their memory. Ostion- we're delivered ny
Col. T. Y Morrow, W. o. Bradley and ,. w.
y. Parker. But not word vs spckcn-nct
q, flower s,rvvn, ncs wre.sh wover e'es The
graves Of the southern bov- who died w d.
tense Of tho "fo-s Gauss" who siieusly slrm-
Der s>sr the Nstionsl escie-ure-, vr.rs " the
hcnor and glory Of their eailsnt dccds md
lofty patriotism, yet without stone 10 nssrk
their resting place. viii no, say their snal
resting place, bccsuse HOPE The day wilicome
when their bones msy he removed 70 ssits-
bic place for rcintermeut where hir hands csn
decorate their graves with choics flowers and
'ho~ them such honor- a. the memory Of their
sacrifice deserve.
AN AFYRAY.
During the ccremonie, ~ decorstics DAY,
and near the immense crowd ayuemblcd, three
men by the name q Burton made an attack
uPou a man by the name Of Muse, the latter
In self-defence cutting one Of the Burtons with
knife, when brother Of the wounded man
struck Mu-e with a rock, shattering HE cheek
bone, which settled the difficulty, the gallant
Burton- taking 10 their heels and Muse going
for the doctor. .4. d
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Departed M ne, on wc,iSc,s-y nlghi fr-s,
agcd Is year. an Ne dsy ~ NJ sesh, VIM
shank', Esq. lie was born and raised in this
county on the farm Ne ownef IT hh dessk
IIe leave. a sco.d vic, and seecrsf childrr,
sl II whom ARE grown. An extensive Relation
ship VIII mourn 10 death One by Sne the
ODD ls"dmsfts ~ thc prescnt century, N oar
midst, pass away, itmisding rs u our sen
mortality.
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We publish to-day, letter from a iormsr
citizen Of this place, nov resident Of Peabody
Kansas. Much has been said and written
about the Western country, bat We may safely
say, the half has never been told. Therefore,
We would be glad 10 hear from our friend C.
B II. often, and believe such letters will BE-
interesting 10 our readefs.
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Copious showers.

During the pas, is~ days we have had sew
srAl sns rains which i.ll - ssAily q. 10 avoid
s..Aias s~sy ,hs sssth, ard tAs rssah he.
hen 10 greatly psOuoss all kinds Of
growing erop-. gra-sss etc. o@,s s-Pscially,
needed ths-s showers, and nov look veil.
Another saeh rain during the next ten days,
viii bs ssosgh 10 secure that crop, and psoba.
blv wheat,