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New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
IOWA.
rHE REPUBLICAN STATE CONYENTION-DELE-
GATES TO PHILADELPHIA INSTRUCTED TO
VOTE FOX GRANT AND JAMES f. WILSON
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI


VOTE FOX GRANT AND JAMES F. WILSON
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
DEs MONIES, March 27.-The Republican
state Convention held to-day to select Delegates TO the
Philadelphia ConGentiOn Of the largest ever held
in this state The following Delegates at Large were
chosen: Gen g. NJ. Dodge, A. Clark. J. W. Card ". H.
seayers.
District Dele gates-Ist Distrct-C ". Sagle, Norman
Everson 5. NJ. Clark. lid Dstrict-John Green, SYl-
vunus Yates s. L. Baker. Hid Dstrict-Wm. Hondiver,
Andrew Felt, Augustus Beade. IVth Dstrct-H. G..
Little H. s. winslOw, Gen. J. b. Drake. Win District
J. g. Mcintyre, Col. W. 8. DUNCAN. Major Anderson.
With Distrct-Isaac Perdeton L. Williams, p. c. Con
ger The following resolutions were adopted:
csoired That heartily ndorse the Administration
L. Ia the enforcement Of the laws, the faith
fu collection OF revenue the reduction OF the public
debt and restoration OF the national credit and that we
believe, with him, that President should have no
policy to enforce against the viii OF the people, and our
delegates to the National Convention are hereby In
strced To vote and their most earnest endeaV
Ors to secure his nomination.
ResolUed That, recognizing in james F. Wilson our
eminent citizen Of Iowa, all the qualifications OF an able
upright, and purc-minded statrsman we hereby IN
struc the delegates elected by this Convention To vote
for his nomination for the YccPresdency and 10 exert
every Just effort TO secure 1t.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
WCTrRF AWARDED HIS sEAT-sTATE Ap-
PORTIONMENr.
,-tyr DC ID 4, M ~, 1tIE 1-prpIrSv

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSgl
HARRISBURG, March 27.-Tbe Senate Com
ittee on the McClureGray contested election have
this evening made their report in favor Of tho contestant
Col Mcclure was on floor OF the senate, and was I'm
medately sworn in There not much excitement,
the result was a foregone conclusion hut the Sena-
tors friends surrounded him. hc took his seat amid
hearty congratulations.
The special for tla evening the Senate AT-
portionment bill This bill gives the Republicans Il dis
tricts to the Democrats 40, and two doubtful. The
Democrats making strong opposition. but the bil
with unimportant amendments. Will probably 60 TO the
House tonight a. reported The Governor signed the
Local Option bill this afternoon.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other shin Se,rs see Th,rd Pqge

For other shin Hews Ph'rd Page
ARRIVED.
teamp ia5o Br Price Liverpool March - ia eenseorn i'A
sitl and 10 Williams GuiOn.
N G. Meyer Hamburg Aar'h - and hsvv
10Th. mise. pass 10 KlDhart %.
stearsa Geuoa Feb T. Lsghon ea. Naples
lft Valencia ITh. and Gibraltar March VIII Hiss
aElg D leDnnrsOn bfns.
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According to the above returns the two parties in the
Board Of Supervisors will stand the this year
last Democrats. Is. and Republicans II. the former
having gained YOnkers and Yorktown. and the latter
Eastchester and Mamaroneck
The following among Town Clerks and Justices
O the Pence elrcted.
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OHIO.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE COEVRNTIOS-NOMINA-
DELIGATE5-"G GRANT AND DEhNISOs IN
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5peclal Nollres


MASS MBkriS Of the Reform Associations Ii me FlA
Senatorial District Will bed THIS ~ sNlNi h O'Clock ~
Concord Hall H snd 30 the passage 81 Ae ss ter
Prsnll sp,aksn, will adiress Beoan..
FPED kOLLwAGEN H. n p RRBCKING
r APPgL, GLAsbR,
N PATTERSON, IT,. ihO. KuSlBR
GIO. = McWArrBks, Nd okLLMASN
J.. a. WALHNhR. !. " h.Ntn
NORfTZ GKRRER ANDRBN SIRlNMuLLkR
yI,TuS PFARRhR sOLON D SMITH,
> = KAPFF.
Committee of Ansngsscssa
i7th Disrricf Hrpubiican AssociationRegulsr meeting
TS rhurdsy BvKhlNG At 4 7c'orA IN "a F,ieth OhncA
ue AZ broadway JOBL W. MASON. Pr-aiaaA
X. MrtLfsH Secretary
Liberal R-pablicsn Cgn-r.l Commiieo.-An .iioara2
NJ ung viii hc held THIS sFkNlNG rs Bowery
NJ GsAr secrnry ROBERT r ADAMS Pr-st pro
Pnteuts.-auNN Co Publishers Scirnuhc Amsre.B n Park
gDg Y patents eyeryshers % experience eyeAas
CONFIDENTIAL Send for Patent Laws and Gnie 10 inyenten
Po--0hce NO,ice.rte mas suFops duung The
tng SATURDAY. harh ~ Jll s close ts On YEDNaS
OAf As ~, THURSDAY 81 ~ sni ,n sArfRDAY "A
- N p IL IOsRS. Paalaaarr
t.entieEien's Dress Hats. ven Dollars.
- MAaNOt a a. % a.s 8roaissY
Grneienbers uaFshaI's ltersna GHtaoncsa, u, la3
sri.n rmrds ini Feasle NtaAnsss s'l ~ Ut -iksins
."t - t.fi .Sh4sr..' s-.I ~ - F'l41asAN
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GhoIera uo-ou- lnf,nun aud DTeEr' ars by JoHnsors
As9.4sE lIusksr, Used internally
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Honest Drugzst. sell the genuine Ren0sa Magic Du.
Beware Of spurious lmtauo1si Bav tine geaninei
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2Gt inst, ,crorin, no ,rev
Edward Roberts 20 seDof Atrnt iioshsf
vi Nathaniel ) Aeruu all Ji BUOSgn
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MARRIED.

Coush. Coid-. Sc relieved by using HAZARD CA'~Hr''
Coo 4iV kR OtL
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Removal

Removal.
iragnR T. BAKER SRwINg MAcniNz ~.
Bsve Removed ~
20 sgd -Bs Broadway corner " reH'h sL
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Au Notices Of NG,7rages must be 'ndor'ed ~'@ MI
aOMs md IIIiI6Ss
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THE TAMMANY ENROLMENT.

The enrolment ordered by the Tammany
Hall General Committee terminated last night with
the following result
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POLITICAL.
WESTCHESTER TOWN ELECTIONS.
NO CHANGE IN PARTY STRENGTH IN THE BOARD
or SUPERVISORS.
The following il a corrected list Of the Su-

Inv io"VNH'S ~ OoilccOou HSS vi tiio ou-
pervisors elected In Weste hester County IN Tuesday
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-03-22
MCGUIRE |IlII1ILII13
15I1Allqo1l|
lZlZZ VIII L:3z lzILZz

5000 Reward offered Go the Proprietors OF any
Medicine for lihsumati-n aud Neuralgia able 10 pro-
duce une-fourth as many genuine cures made within
the period u time as Dr. FILTERS Vegetable kheu-
matte Renedy-the scientific prescription Of eni-
nent educated physician, and the only reliable SPECIFIC
ever discovered.
32000 Reward offered TO any Person proving
Jos r. FILTER, NJ. d. 10 be other than graduate Of
The celebrated University u Penusy lanA Ia 1883 aud
Professor Of Chemistry and foNieologs
sIsOO Reward 20 any Chemist, Physielsn, or
Others allie 10 discover lodide Of Potasa Colchcu.
Mercury, anything Injurious 10 the system In Dr.
Filters Rheumatic syrup.
ssOO Reward for any evidence that DR.. y. p.
Filter has not been particularly and successfully treat
INK nheumAtism and Neuralgia professionally, sps-
ciality br many years. Curing @ In every 100 treated
$3.50 Reward Tor the name Of any PreParaiion for
kheumatism aud Neuralgia warmntsd and sod under a
similar gal guarantees, settling rih the exact number
Of b0ttles t0 cure return the amount paid f
10 the patient In Of ALLURE IN cure lull descr-
tion of rcquing guarantees must h. forwarded
by letter 10 phiiadclpha- The guarante. signed and
advioe and insructions without any charge Address
letter. Dr. D. r. Filler, As south Fourth street. No
othes remedy Is onerrd ON such honorahe lerns,
800 Rev ard Is offered Tor any care Of Neuralgia
that Dr' FILTERS RilEtNAflC sYRUP viii not
cure The proof that no other spseine exists Is und
la every comm unity an persons afflicted ior many years
past and stu sunsing. u lhysicaas could euIs "
sIsclec I'D cisf, TAI H0f NJ b. Dr. fiuers Neget-
botte-siK boiiles 81 So Full information, with CIR
oular Containing rcIehce ply sclans ceg men ae,
stankrd 2-iy =
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Az editor whose subscribers were remiss
inpayment, lately published the following
announcement in his paper; To save our
readers the trouble of sending their sub
seription by post. and 10 relieve two un-
fortunates, We will send to each of our
debtors in the course ola few days, two
collectors, one Of whom has hardly re-
covered from the small pox and the other
Of whom has just taken the itch. The
lelin4uents did not wait 10 Ike called ON
but paid their dues promptly.
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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL.

The first number of this new candidate
for public favor, published at Stanford
KY, by Messrs. Hilton and Campbell,
appeared ON Friday last, the Sth inst.
Ii is a handsome sheet of thirty-two col
umns, well filed with local and general
news and other interesting matter, and
furnished to subscribers at 81 a year. ii.
+. Harris, Esq, will assist in the edi-
torial department A singular fatality
has attended former efforts toestablish a
paper at Stanford, from which We hope
this enterprise will be exempt.-LebanOn
Standard.
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To ous Business MEs.-You can't
cat enough in week to last you whole
year, and you cant advertise on that
plan either. Injudicious ADVERTISING is
like fishing where there is no fish.
Yea need your lines TO fall in the right
place. Ifyou can arouse curiosity by an
advertisement. its great point gained.
The fair sex don't hold all the curiosity in
the world. A constant dropping will wear
away a rock. Keep dropping your adj
vcftisemonts on the public through the
medium Ola live local newspaper, and in
creased salesan lively times at your place
Of h,.sine Asili be the result. Don't be
afraid 70 use printers ink.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

We have received the first number Of
the INTERIOR JOURNAL, the new paper
just stutcd at stanf r.. We find il well
printed sheet, full Of interesting matter,
and bearing the marks Of skillful cdito-
rial labor. We hope our friends may
meet with the encouragement they de
serve, in their new enterprise. --Kea,ucky
Advcofe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-03-22
or Franklin, Kentucky
To Bee-keepers everywhere;

10 Bee-keepers everywhere;
The following points Of excellence comprise
few Of the many, that may he truthhlly
claimed for my hive;
l. II Is simple In construction. neat in APP
pearance and Is the most easily understood and
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in
vented.
2 The only material required in Its con-
~truction is 20 feet Of lumber, the nails neccs-
sary to fa-ten II together and few snail scrap-
IL wire cloth 10 cover ventlators. Not
screw scre~ eye, hook and eye, hinge, pivot,
pieee Of tin. tin tube, glass, or other expensive
material Is used in its construction.
3. When properly used Il Is the coolest hive
for summer mi a. warm a. the warmest for
winter Use, Attending ample pro ection for the
successful wintering Of colonies on the sum
mer stand.
4. by its use the necessity for ''honey boards'
or "honey bars" is entirely dispensed with,
while the chamber may be contracted to suit
the condition Of any sized colony Of from one
single frame TO ten, enabling the keeper TO con-
fine the animal heat to the space only occupied
by the colony.
8. Lass time and labor is required in hand
ling, and the brood is less exposed than in
using other frst-class hives.
9. While il does not claim 10 he positively
moth proof" under all circumstances vet il Is
provided with the least expensive and most
eilectual device for the capture and destruction
Of moth millers ever attached 10 hive, and
will do more 10 protect the bees from the raw
ages Of that terrible scourge, than all the ex-
pensiye and complicated traps" ever invented
and will in most cases afford perfect protection.
]. The construction is such that the frames
and false ends IL equally well either the brood
or surplus chamber.
:. A number Of small colonies or nuclei
may be used In the same hive, or one or moro
may be kept In surplus chamber, receiving all
the necessary natural warmth from the colony
confined 10 the brood chamber.
Other advantages might be enumerated, but
the above are deemed sufficient.
An examination Of fifteen minutes, will, l
believe satisfy any disiaieresicd practical Apia-
rian, Of the superiority Of the
Peerless Hive
over any, and all others; and CuALLEsoE
COMPARISON with any Hive ON the AMERICAN
CONTINENT, North, South, Easi or Wssi-
Farm Rights and sample Hiye....$lO 90
Peerless tirssiH and Bsgiaaers Manuel 10
Territory will be sold very low Ia those
wishing 10 purchase, and the terms made easy.
For any further information enclose stamp,
and address, plainly,
In J.. y. PROCTOR,
iocE Franklin, Ky.
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Attention Iadics.--w. II, Anderson
Is prepared to furnish "Leslie's, 'Godey's, '
'Demorest's.' and other lady's magazines
for the month Of March, at S5cts per
conv
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The largest stock of Mems white Shirts
ever brought to Stanford can be seen at
McAlister Il Millers.
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SPECIALS.

-McCalieicr a Craig, announce 10 ,hs pub
lie, generally, that their Milliners depart
ment will be opened sbou, the i5,h Of April
with full stock Of everything belonging 10 a
first class stock 81 millinery goods.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-03-22

Z. B. Hayden has the handsomest
stock of edgings, insertings, and fancy
trimmings ever opened in Stanford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-03-22

Go to Severance and Miller's and
see their new hoop skirts with Bustles
attached.
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ruE Senate of Kentucky has passed a
ii providing for the establishment of an
.ssiylnm for the treatment Of inebriates.
drst having stricken out the provision
making az appreciation ofmoney for the
puspe-e =
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Go to f. B. Hayden's for Sole and
Upper Leather, where you will find a
good stock at low figures.
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SEVERANCE 4 MILLER have just received a
large stock Of mems, womons' and children's
shoes.
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ID. Z. James and w. X. Warren are
itching to show you cheap goods at
Craig d McAlister's.
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GESTLESES's new style spring hats just re-
ceiyed at Severance 4 Miller's.
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Pennington, Cosson h Co., are receiv-
ing calicoes, bleachcd and brown cottons,
for their great auction, commencing Mon
day, March, 25th 1872.
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SOMETHING NEW. Patent shell Grape col
lars in plain black, and black and white for
sale at Severance Il Miller's.
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Known as the old 'slasterson Farm" situated
on the Jacksonville and stanford turnpike
road, three miles EAST Of lIustonyille.
The farm is we'll improved in a high state
OF cultivation; has two young orchards ON il.
Call ON me al my home or address me care
Of Interior Journal Office. -
n w. r. Mckinney.
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Go to W. ii. Andersons for Lm.
dreth's Silver Skin Onion Sets.
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Great Bargains at Craig d Meals
ters.
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Landreth's Warranted Garden Seed.
for sale at w. III. Anderson's.
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Who ever saw q ''Star" shirt rip-or
one that didn't 1T! Go to McAlister Il
Miller's for the =
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' Craig d McAlister sell Prints at l0cts,
and bleached Cottons at 12lcts per yard.
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Come and see the new Standard trim.
mings. McAlister Il Miller.
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For Kid Gloves Of all styles, shades,
and colors, 20 10 McAlister 4 Millers
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Mr.. +. Z. Chenault requests us to inform his
old customers that he is still on hands" and
can be found at the store Of Severance Il Miller
All those indshsssss'.-- NJ lac .sirr-sf Chsa,
arlt 4 usr a., -. ,-.o,,..,,., =, -,
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New Spring Goods at Craig & Neal
ister's.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
To the Voters OF Lincoln County.

"AvING FILLED THE OFFICE OF
n Sheriff Of this county during the past
term and thanking the people for their sup
port in elevating me to that responsible posi-
ton; | now declare myself candidate for
misunderstanding them that shall, at all
times, be ready to serve them faithfully in my
official capacity-if elected.
tide W. q. SAUNDERS.
r F. JOHNSTON AUTHORIZES Us To
81 Q announce him as a candidate for Sheriff
Of Lincoln county at the next August election
promising, if elected, to make the people a
good officer. tide
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INSURANCE AGENTS.
A sHER Owsl.EY,
n lfina, Hartford, once Main sircct.
IoHN s owsLEY
u Andes. Cincinnati, oabcc North Main.
John J. McROBERrS.
~ Triumph, Cincinnati, once North Main'
Gro. H. wEAREN,
" FrnkHn. Hartford, North American, 5. Main.
JosEPu GRIMES,
D Amazon Cincinnati, ofaee North Main.
II ]. CAMPBELL
Il. Royal Liverpool. England Ph0nx,
Hartford, Interior Journal Ofhce.
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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL.

The first number of this new Kentucky
journal, dated March 8, of which we have
seen SO much in our exchanges far and
near, by some mischance or over sight,
did not reach US until yesterday. II is
published by Messrs. HiltorPand Camp
bell, proprietors, who will he aided in
their editorial duties by II. T. Harris.
The Journal has all the out side rs well
as inside appearance ola first class interi-
or country weekly, being filed, in each
distinctly marked department, mostly Of
original articles of sensible comment on
the news and current topics of the day,
together with full page of local matter.
In their opening article the proprietors
say: "Our highest aim is to make this
Journal an epitome of local news Dis
carding extreme partisanship, they new
ertheless "hoist the Democratic flag, be
lieving that the principals of the Demo-
cratic party are wise and just We tender
them cordial welcome to our exchange
list, and our best wishes for the success
ofan enterprise so auspiciously begun
Yeoman.
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NEW PAPERS.

NEW PAPERS.
During the past week we havereceived
and added to our exchange list the
following candidates for public favor;
The Interior journal, published weekly
at Stanford, Lincoln County, KY, By
Hilton and Campbell. The Journal is a
very neat-looking eight column folio pa
per, Of the Bourbon, or Hunker, Demo
cratic persuasion, A good newspaper has
long been a want of Stanford, and We
hope that the Interior Journal will be
encouraged and patronized by the citizens
of Central Kentucky.-LOuisriile COM
mercial
The first number of the Interior Jour
nal is on our table. 1t is new Demo
cratic paper published at Stanford, KY,
By By hiiion and Campbell, at g a year in
advance. We welcome these gentlemen
to che editorial ranks, and wish them
success in their laudable ambition to pro-
mote the interests Of the community in
which they live, and their own interest
at the same time. There is much to be
done in Kentucky to bring the noble old
State to the front in work of material
progress, and by noagency can it so well be
accomplished as by advocacy of liberal,
enlightened policy on the part Of
the press.-Kentuoky People. D..
The Interior Journal is the name of
a large and handsomely-printed weekly
newspaper just started at Stanford,
KY, by Messrs. Hilton and Campbell.
The services of II. T. Harris, Esq, a
lawyer and gentleman of fine abilities
and culture, have been secured in the ed
itorial department. The Journal propo-
ses to give its chief attention to the news
of local interest, its conductors very sem
sibly taking the position that matter of
that kind lends to county papers their
chief attraction. In politics it is Demo
cratic.-Cotirier Journal.
''yoU TICKLE ME AND I VIII TICKLE
YOU"
We have received the first number of
the "Interior Journal" new paper
just startedat Stanford, Lincoln County,
in this State. Under the head of "a good
the Journal says;
"The Paris True Kentuckian is among
the best conducted papers that comes to
our Office. Like the Kentucky Advocate
of Danville, it bears the impress Of skill
full management. Success to both"
The Journal is large paper, publish
ed by Hilton and Campbell, ii. 7.
Harris associate e4itor. II Is fine look
ing paper such as Lincoln county ought
to take a pride in sustaining. True
Keniuckidn.
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shes are urgently requested to call
on him and settle up.
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rar INTERIOR JOURNAL.

This Is the title Of a 80 column Demo
cratic newspaper just started at Stanford,
under the proprietorship of Mcssrs. Hill.
ton and Campbell of that place. 1t is
well gotten up, neatly printed, Is filed
with local news, and is placed at two dol
lars a year. We trust that the people Of
Lincoln may appreciate the difficulties at
tending thaetarting Of new paper, and
from the failures that have preceded this
last attempt to furnish them live paper,
will give the publishers hearty and lib
eral support. The cause sought to be up
held deserves such support, and the citi-
zcns Of Stanford ought to see to it them
selves that this cndeavor shall be entirely
successful. -. Richmond. Register.
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SrASFoRD-John NJ. Phillips, Jr. judge. 9TH
saturday in each month. Jos. Landram,
Marshal.
CRAB ORcuARD-J. u. Pollard, Judge. Ju-
ri-diction 500. First Saturday in MAY,
August November and February. u. :.
Ballard, Marshal