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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24
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He,tOn. ". Va.

Acknowledgements and Dispositions Ia
ksa. | eau bc found u, all lines Of my f
fee, opposite tho Court House. Patit' ~
the country, deiiring my services, can b
accommodated. keep on hand at all tinti
blank deeds oihll kinda. .-..
JAS. ". W0FFlNDlN.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

rT,HoMAs A. BRADFORD,
Attorney At Law,
FHLLLIPPL, Barbour c., W. Va.
Practices 10 the State and Federal
Courts. All buIint's promptly attended
10.
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w, --iTIoESIY At Law
BUCEHAHS0M w. Va.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19
Tribute Of The Frankfort Isar 10
Sen. Humphrey Marshall.

Pho remains of General Humphrey
Marshall were taken from. Louisville to
Frankfort the day after his death, and
deposited in the vault in that place, and
on Saturday last, were removed from the
vault and consigned to their final resting
place. rrff ..
II meeting Of the members Of the bar Of
Frankfort, April l3th, 1872, Attorney General
Rodman was elected president, and Hon. A..
Duvall secretary.
On motion, The following resolutions were
adopted:
4. Resolved. That, as members Of the Frank
fort bar, We feel more than ordinary SORROW at
the death of Gen. Humphrey Marshall, who
was rcarcd in our midst, and whose life has
she'd 50 much lustre upon the legal profession.
.. That n citizen General Marshall attain
"a the highest rank IN which native talent and
the most varied learning can aspire; as a law
ven he had no sgperiors and lev equals at the
American bar; and as n statesman, his We've
we're liberal and comprehensive, and his &c
Mus such as 20 challenge the % alton Of
the world
3. That IS token of our regard. for the
memory ofso great man, We will attend his
funeral in body. .+
A. That a copy Of the proceedings Of this
meetings be sent to the family Of General Mar
shall, and that they be published in the news
papers. JNO. RoDMAN President.
A. Duvall, Secretary
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ANOTHER HORROR,

The explosion Of u steamer ON Red
river one day last week, adds another to
that long list of horrors which have
startled the country from time to time.
Like pestilential disease, these explosions
on rivers, lakes, oceans and RAILWAYS.
come ON one after another in quick sue
ccssion, destroying life and property and
filling hundreds of homes with mourning.
Ii is reported that over sixty lives were
lost in this recent disaster, and the boat
and cargo a total wreck and loss. What
the real cause was, no one, perhaps, will
ever know, but il will he said, doubtless,
that "nobody was to blame" OF course
not. Why should any one be? Eng
ncers and pilots never get drunk never
go to sleep on their post. Are always
daily sober and attentive too, and careful,
very, Of human life. We do not say
that any one really was to blame in the
case last occurring, for we have no par
ticulars, but refer to such things gener-
ally, and the report usually made and
provided in such matters. Until men
are held oriminally aud ciyily liable
when in actual fault, and the laws rig
idly and severely executed by just and
brave juries and courts, such accidents"
will continue TO horrify the world, and a
recital of their terrible scenes will CON
tinue TO Gil the columns of the press. Il
is the duty of the newspaper editors to
thoroughly enquire into and expose these
things BY agitating reform in the man
agement of all our public highways of
travel, and to hold up to public condcm-
nation all who are found reckless in the
discharge of their duty as common
carriers,
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TIE MISSING PAPERS.

The disappearance from the archives
of the War Department of vital por-
ton of the record in the court-martial
case of General Buell. (Which disappear.
ance, or, to give II the right name, theft,
has beyond doubt arisen from the fact Of
the record eliminating some now in high
official position) justifies the suspicion
that there has been like tampering
in other cascs-how great will only be
known when the Republican party Is
driven from power. Into the gloomiest
rccesses of the history of that party
during the war, light will never be per-
mitted to enter. The pirates will burn
their ships papers before surrendering
the craft. n 1905
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19
The Kentucky Fairs.

The following dates are announced fol
several Fairs, the approaching season;
Mercer county, at Harrodsburg, Is
Tuesday in August, four days.
Jessamine county, at Nicholasvillc, Isl
Tuesday in August, four days.
Logan county, at Russellville, We'd
nesday, August 2lst, four days.
-5IvieSS county, y5wensaTs- ~
Tuesday in October.
North kentucky, at Flarence, Tues
day, 9th August, five days.
Marion county, August 9th four, days.
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Medicine or Rheumatism and Neuralgia able 10 pro
duco one-fourth as many genuine cures made within
the same period Of time a. Dr. fltar. Vegetable khen'
nent educated ply stefan, and the only reliable oe'
$1,000 Reward offered 10 any Person proving
Jos n Filter, NJ. D., 10 be- other than graduate o.
Prole<so of Chemistry and iVxieoiosy.
snoOO Reward 10 any Chemist, Physlelan, o.
Other able 10 discover lodide Of Potassa Coehieum
Mercury az Anything Injurious " the system in d.
Filters Rheumatic syrup
ss0O Reward for any evidence that DR., J. y.
Titlsr has MI bssn and successfully pat-
ns rheumatism and Neuralgia, professionally asa sI,-
eiaty for many years Curing ~ In every 100 treated
Hheumatsm aud Neuralgia warranted and sold under a
similar legal guarantee setting forth the ekart nunbca
az bottss To cure return the amount paid i1r
10 the patient Ia o. hilure 10 cure full deseri
ion Of eases requiring guarantees aust be er.arded
by letter 10 fhiiadelphia ihe sunfanes, ssned and
adyce and Instructions without any charge Address
sttsf.. In j. 4. Filter, IS s0uth Fourth street. No
other remedy Is offered on such honorable terms.
Sios Reward Is ossrsa Tor ssy eure of sesrslsfa
ne; b essf Fffnrs MAJ sYKGf WI ni'S not
care TAs pr-a thai No otAsi sps.ile exists - ioand
pssi .na All sYsrlae glys.eisss so,.s ssss y
sot,le~six bottles s. so Ful Information Win az
cuar Containing ID sleisas esgy men Ae
may be obtained Of W u, ANbfh>n>, sole asani foe
stanford rlg
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Two BARGEs of pig iron, from the Red
River Iron Works, ran into a tree on
last Sunday about two o'clock, at the
mouth Of Silver Creek. and were sunk.
They were bound for Frankfort, and had
on board three hundred aud thirty tons
of pig iron, worth s21 900. II is sup
posed to be a total loss. At that point
the river is very deep. Three hands en-
ploycd on the boats are supposed to be
drowned. -Leli1gtOn Press.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19

An exchange says: "0ut of the 1870
German papers published in the United
States only six are said to support the ~
election of Grant" And out of 1870
German newspapers published in the
United States, only six them hold Office
under Grant.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19
Sentenced 10 be Hung.

Thos. Guthrie, colored, the murderer
of Jacob McNeal, near Shelby City, a
few weeks ago, was tried in Boyle coun-
ty, and sentenced to be hung on the 9th
day of July, 1872. He made cool re-
cital of the horrid deed, confessing that
he alone was guilty. Let him die.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19

THE Democratic papers which abuse
the coming Cincinnati Convention ought
to quit it, If they are in favor of white
man and a white mans Government,
they certainly ought to give that conven-
ton a white mans chance. Courier-Jou-
nal
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HALF of the city of Antioch, in Syria,
Asia, has been destroyed by an earth
quake, which caused the death of fifteen
hundred people. Great distress prevails
amongst the survivors.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19

NOUN VesuYius is again in state of
violent eruption. A column of flames
shoot several hundred feet above the era
ter, aud stones, ashes, and cinders fall in
dense showers around the summit. Tour
ists are fastening to Naples to witness
the spectacle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19

Senator VIM. johnson is reported to
be recovering from his severe attack Ct
1ta taqSr,rrhf,ses.aEy, sssupatism: -ha4 aai
returned home from Frankfort on Tues
day last.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19
Lexington Races.

The spring meeting of the Kentucky
Association will commence Monday, May
18th, and continue during the week, with
two interesting races a day. Capt. o. p.
Beard hasimproved the track at anexpense
of $4,000. The programme is out.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19

LEE county voted almost unanimously
in favor of subscribing $50, 900 to the
Richmond and Three Forks railroad.
A vote will be taken in Madison at an
early day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19
THEprcparations for the Liberal Repub

lican convention in Cincinnati are pro-
crossing in a manner satisfactory to its
promoters. Within the past few days
Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Illinois
have chosen delegates to represent them,
composed ofsome of their leading cit:-
ypua
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IiIfEi

We give below lit Of fires that oc
curred on Saturday last, which is perhaps
Gle estimate Of daily losses sustained
W We peops Of this country. They are
slrxouinksmsre and more frequent. W.
sc1gccly glaHee over a paper that VIC do
MOI sss numerous aeeodnis Of destruction
~ xoperiy in various parts Of the coun-
~ We recommend 10 all our citizens
~ (liey' in somo'strietly 6rst-slass iasur-
~ company as the safest protection
hinst this aeyourins element.
>Eeniy 3I.5lsand dollars worth Of lum-
&daslroycd by Gre vi Cedar SPRING,
Mc6s.aa. a sl2o.0OO 6rc at Toledo,
Ohio. philadelphia hal a 100000 fire.
picAn. Oniario, hadas50 600 fire. Sixty
IlousA pyped at 'Iiilon, Ohsp, losses not
kpoS&. The Metropolitan Paper Collar
Ieypaps.: at New York. lost 100000
'iD, Ate seli insureds
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CHURCH.
CanHrJAs-Depot Street--Prcsching BY Ed
). III. King, fourth Lords day in each
month at II o'clock A. NJ. Preachig by Jos
Myers, 81 Lords Day, in each month, at |
o'clock a. II. Sunday school at o block
j. X. Warren, Supt Worship every Isl
and ID Lords day by the congregation.
BAPrIsT-Rev A. d. Rash, Pastor. Church
meeting Let Saturday iueach month. Preach.
ing Let and 81 Sabbaths in each month al
IL o'clock AN. Sunday School al o clock
q. II. Waters, Supt.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, South Rev. Chas
Taylor, Pastor Services ~ und 4th.sun-
day morning. kayer meeting every thurs
day night Sunday school at . o'clock
PREsBYTERIAS (Southernl -Preaching b,
VIM. Grow, LIST and Sd Sabbath in each
month. Sunday school at o'clock
PREsByIEmAs, General Assembly Rev. s
s. Mcltoberts, Pastor. Services "a and 4th
Sundays in each month. Sunday schoolg
O'Clock A. NJ.
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DURING 1871 there were scyenty-six
horses in this country that trotted their
mile in 2:30 or less.
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JEWELRY.

a FINE ASSORTMENT OF JEwELRY
IA under the care of MIR. Richards, a
skillful workman, who will remain with u.s.
Mr.. Richards will attend promptly 10 all
mending and repairing. -.-..
DUNN 4 oWsLEY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19

The Legislature of Maryland adjourn
ed on the I'd inst.
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LODGES.
.A I,O.O.F.-Stanford Lodge
TN M~sS No. 1856 |. o. O. f., meet
CG<FsNsf every Friday night in Odd
- 'Svs-' Fellows Hall, north side
Main street 10 Severance, N. g.; j. w.
Gillian, V. g.; T. j. Atkins, X. s. J. w.
Wallace, Per. Sec'y.
GOLDEN Rule EScAMPMEsr No. lE-Aloets
at Odd Fellows Hall LIST and Sd Tuesday
nights In each month. Joe Severance, c. p.
5, d. Myers, II. RI w. II. Miller, Scribe.
MAs0sIo-Lneoln Lodge No. GO meets at
Masonic Hall, south side Main street, every
I'd Monday night in each month. NJ q.
Neyieus, W. NJ; j. H. Mcleary, 5. W.; A,
Dunn, j. r.; I. w. Varnon, seey.
STAMFORD LODoE, No. 4s2, A. \, M.-Meets
at Masonic Hall last Monday night Ia each
month. yno. M. Reid, w. NJ; John Y
Myers, 5. w A. X. Penny, j. W.; A. A.
Warren, Soe'y.
STAMFORD X. A. CuArrER-M Meets at Masonic
Hall every lat Monday night IN each month
Js.. Paxton. w. r.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19

TnE National Democratic Committee
is expected to meet IN Washington on the
10Th int
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Revenue rtamps win not prepay pos.
tagc, although the effort to 40 40 is ma.lr
by score or more Of our citizens every
week.
\ A letter having once reached IL dcsfi-
nation, and delivered according TO is ad-
drcsp, cannot be remailcd and forwarded
without an additional postage charge Of
three cents for each half nm ounce or ftxc
ton thereof, prepaid at the mailing ciscc.
Printed mattcr cannot be sent in seal.
caenvcloprs with clipped or notched ends
at tho transient q ccnts) rate Of postage,
The proper way to mail such matter as
circulars Is to leave the flap Of the cnve-
lope unsoaled. .-ss-a..a- .-s...-.-.
A business card printed or impressed
upon the wrapper Of printed matter is
allowable, but in case where such cards
are written, letter postage is charged.
Writing ofany description, other than
the address, on mail matter passing at
less than letter rates Of postage subjects
all such matter to letter postage.
Letter address TO initials or box num-
bars are not deliverable.
The weight of package mailable is
limited to four pounds.
Pcstmasters are required toexamine all
printed matter to prevent fraud, and to
rate with letter postage all packages Gas
cannot be examined without destroying
the wrappers
Postmasters arc notrequirei 50 receive
mutilated notes in payment for postage
stamps; nor are they required to receive
notes so much soiled or dcihced that their
genuincness cannot be clearly ascortained.
Circulars inclosed with newspapers
subjects the whole package TO letter pots
age.
Tea, coffee, rice aud -four, not being
classed as mailable, must be prepaid at
letter rates of postage when sent by mail.
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Prize Candy.

The supreme court of Kentucky has
decided the prize-eandy business mere
gambling, and the reason of the decision
applies equally as wen to any other arti-
ele usdl in the same way, We notice
that the Assembly has passed a bill to
prohibit the sale Of prize confectionery
packages, in which, with an amendment,
it is to he hoped the Senate viii concur.
The amendment is to apply the prohibi-
ton to all prize packages. whether Of
confectionery. tobacco. or any other.
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THr pavement question Is being ac
lively discussed in Louisville. The
frionds and enemies Of Nicholson. seem
he nosily oqpal IN tengih.
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DfNochAuc COUNTY COMMITTEE
Col. j. W. Grigsby, Chairinani
J.. q. Gooch, J. VI. Cook,
H. d. iiehs"h' L. H. """u'
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Law, Equity and Criminal terms III Mon
DAYS m April and October, continuing twelve
Gays
COUNTY 'o'iu'
Hon NJ {. Sauticy, usge
X G, Warren, County ATTY
JOIN bains -..., .Clerk
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w. ~ sannders'
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va'ihs II. '''''''. assessor
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county Sourt-2d Monday IN each month
Quarterly tourt-lst Mondaysm March, june
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CHEAP WORK.

Those desiring FINE WORK, GOOD WORK,
and CHEAP WORK, should call at my shop,
up stairs over Asher Owley,s store.
Fly T. J. ATKINS.
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SrASFoRp-John VI. Phillips, Jr., Judge, 9TH
Saturday in each month. Jos. Landram,
Marshal
Gran ORcHARD-J. ID. Pollard, Judge. Ju-
risdiction 500. First SATURDAY in Man,
August, November and February, u. :.
Ballard, Marshal
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THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PRE-
u pared TO do all kinds Of blacksmithing.
wagon making and repairing q fhe lowest
cash prices. Shop North Side Maia Street,
Gu WI pAunHfRTy.
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Lincoln County Directory.

Col. J. W. Grigsby, Chairman;
Vim. NJ. lackcy, J. u. Pettus,
l.. q. Gooch, J. NJ Cook,
X. Il. Henson, l.. u. tiood.
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JOB WORK.

Al kinds Of tin ware manufactured and war.
rantcd. Repairing done at all tunes.
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: were destroyed By
/, s'sturday afternoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-17
@,J4NAUsCHECK IN RICHMOND.
rrnox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT


RICHMOND, February "A.
The event of the week, IT not of the season,
10 Janauscheck. She will be with you next
week, and your OWE critic, a very competent
one, must furnish your readers with an analy-
sis of her power as an actress. I can only
say, in my simple way, that she Is truly great
the greatest actress have ever seen. Some
who have heard Ristori Il have not) think her
greater than Janauscheek, others give the
palm to the Bohemian. Her greatness 10
shown, think, not so much in the display or
LII the reserve OF her power. Her voice never
breaks or falters. In the very acme OF pas
sion the exact accentuation Is given. You
could not wish 1t different. 1t Is the very
music of hlgh-wrought feeling. Some force Is
kept back, which if given would degenerate
ali into rant, and atthe precise moment when
rant would be utterly intolerable. She brings
her own company with her. This is a great
advantage. o. course she towers above them
all, but luost OF them are good, and Weaver,
Levick and Alice Placide particularly 30.
Poor as We are, Janauschek has had crowded
houses, and, but that Lent begins to-day, the
theatre would scarcely hold the audiences OF
the remaining evenings. HERAEs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-17

DE CASTRO. - The temperance OF this
magician drew fair house at the Academy
Of Music last evening, when The wizard pro.
duced In succession number of his most
startling tricks. There were people In the
galleries and In the orchestra chairs; and from
above, below and each side sharp eyes watch.
ed his manipulations, which we're conducted
in mastery manner. Large bouquets grew
from flower pots at;his bidding, llteIess skele-
tons jigged it merrlly upon common chairs to
the tune of Fishers hornpipe; borrowed hand.
Kerchlefs were torn to ribbons and turned
up whole, and host of other tricks,
some new, many old, but all equally
wonderful, were performed With remarkable
dexterlty. Not the least attractive feature Of
the evening was the small lottery at the end
where the prizes were distributed. Tickets,
some containing numbers and some blanks,
had been given to the visitors as they entered,
and those who wished to speculate could also
purchase them. At the end of the perfor-
nance little girl drew the numbers, and the
holder of the first number. drawn got "a fifty
dollar bill, the holder of the second number q
silver watch and so on, each number drawing
prize! These consisting of glass, books,
china, chairs, &C., Sereall distributed 10 the
satisfaction and merimeht of the crowd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-17
BY ". Y. LEIgGHr& nR S. BRUAs,
.rra Us. ..-Auetioneers, a:r.;sl =

MISERABLE RESIDENCE FOB SALE,
~ Preparation an Estate. .-1oneA, Guardian
OF E1yHnvs. Flynn. X
! Bf Virtue ora decree OF his Honor Judge Ora.
ham in this caae twill: sell ct public auction, on
THURSDAY, 22d instant Iat the Pobtomce, corner
OF East Bay and Broad streets. at II O'Clock A. II,
An that CERTAIN LOT, PIECE ORPARCEb:0f
LAND, on the eastern side Of fTrnpmann street
In the City OF Charleston. with the DWELLING
HOUSE AND oUTBUILDiNGS thereon, butttng
and bounding on the north by lands Of John
BurnB ION the east by lands OF George W. Cooper,
on thesoutn by lands OF O. O. Trumoo, and On
the west, BY Irapmann street. aud measuring
and containing In fr'nt on TrspmanR street
and on the back line sixty two feet six inches
Ce2s) and In depth from east TO west, forty live
feeG t45.)
Terms one.fourth cash; balancein one, two and
three years with interest from day or sale, TO be
secured by bond or bonds Of purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises Premises TO be insnr.
ed and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay the
undersigned r all papers and stamps, and to
assume City Taxes for 1872. .e..s.
CHARLES E. CAREERE,
febs,17,a Special Referee.