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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-11-22
Arizona Diamond Fields.
rhe ops~sc~ ef one Who has passed over
the Ceu~svy Wonderful beauty ef
thcNcenerN An InterestIna Lcttcr.

Coreposfeses faieriof Jouradii
The Diamond fields Of Arizona seem to be
attracting attention in all parts Of the coun-
try, and in the immediate vicinity Of the fields,
exciting the mos, intense interest. have sew
eral times passed over much Of the ground in
cludod in the alrcady discovered district, and
am inclined 10 believe that the diamonds
found arr not the genuine article.
The section Of country which includes the
diamond district, contains most diversified
scenery. The Hottest mountain ranges look
down upon valleys clothed with richest YER
dure, where deer, bear and antelope roam I'M
terrified and free from all danger except the
occasional Indian arrow. The rattlesnake
thrives and the indolent lizard suns himself
on the ant hills at his ease. The mountain
sides contain many chasms out Of which flow
cool, clear streams teeming with trout. The
energetic beaver builds his dams and paddles
his own canoe at pleasure. These peaceful
scenes and avocations however are alike sub
cct to the influence occasionally Of ye gentle
savage, who in their pursuit Of precarious
livelihood, roam the valleys and climb the
mountain sides whenever Necessity or inclina-
ton prompts. lie bears destruction in his
hand, and his pathway Is marked with the ev-
licences Of his enmity to everything that lives
and brcathes.
Somewhat to the Southwark Of the Diamond
6eld- lies the home Of the implacable and I'M
conquerable Apache. These fierce mountain
warriors watch from every mountain top the
land they claim as their country, and at the
first sign Of an invasion on the part Of their
enemies, the whites, send up a thousand signal
smokes 10 warn their friends. They gather in
numbers around the doomed party. Follow
ing their enemies with all the patience and
cunning for which the red men are famed I;
they await their opportunity which a careless
guard gives them and swoop with relentless
hatred upon their unsuspecting victims. Sad
is the fate Of such party II they be taken at
disadvantage; for escape is next to impossible.
Whole expeditions are sometimes destroyed
by their fearful enemy; who knows not sleep
or rest while single white scalp remains to
be raised.
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JOB work done promptly, and in the
best manner. at this office.
All. burnett.

This great humorist is now lecturlng over
thisState to large and delighted audiences. Ills
agent was here the other day to make arrange
ments for lecture in our town, but was told
by some one that he could get no hall. We
regret that the agent did not make better
effort, for we know that two different halls
could be had at a small price, either Of which
would have held large crowd. We have
written Mr. Burnett TO come anyhow.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-11-22

Rev. Mr.. Breck, of Richmond, Kentucky
the able aud energetic solicitor of the Endow-
ment Fund, informs us that he has raised
$4,000. Only $4,000 more are required to
enable them to begin the erection. When the
latter sum shall have been subscribed, the
Trustees will proceed to locate the college, and
bids will be received from all quarters in the
Sonth, including Kentucky. Richmond, KY,
has a standing bid of $4,000 and tie grounds.
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FOR Sewing Machine needles call at
W. H. Anderson's drug store.
Caught al Last.

d. W. Hilton one Of the editors Of that
sprightly and enterprising papcr-THE Int
RIoR J0URSAL,-paid us a visit this week.
Hilton looks thoughtful even to seriousness.
Whetherit is because of the heavy and response
Bile cares of his editorial life; the heavy losses
now being paid by the Southern Mutual, or
whether il is because he contemplates leaving
his present state Of single blessedness" (?) We
don't know; however, we suspect the last
FraAkiiR Pdfriot.
Aha the cats out, and that suit is decided.
Wen bet thanksgiving turkey that Life In
.uranceis at the bottom of it.-You see brother
RhtriOt, the price depends upon the demand.
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W. H. ANDERSON has powder, shot,
caps, wads, etc.
Rates of Toll.

The toll has been raised on one of our turn
pikes-at least one fellow thinks SO, who drove
through the other day without paying his toll
and used profane language to the lady gate
keeper. She followed him to town, got out a
warrant, and it cost the man Sl3. Better pay
toll as you go, and il you have no money
swear so, and go through like civilized man.
This thing Of trying to evade the payment Of
toll is rather hazardous undertaking, and we
advise those who have attempted it heretofore
not to do so again.
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I. ?. Muir, auctioncer, reports: handled
yesterday at Georgetown 200 or more head Of
cattle No. brought as much as $50 per
hundred; good cattle sold well medium sold
at from 3 to ~ cents per pound. Mules and
horses went a. low as ever saw them. II was
impossible to effect sales At any price. Hogs
were selling at $3.50 TO $500.
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Reuben Harris Of this county, who took a
lot Of mules and horses to the Mississippi mar
ket; writes back to his father from EGG Point,
Miss, that the market Is as fat as a founder
lie advises drovers to keep their stock at home
until January at which time he says the plant
ers will need ard buy them. Mr.. Harris had
sold only fv, head out Of drove Of forty.
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Silver Fever In jackson County.

A correspondent writes us from Mckee,
Jackson county, Kentucky, the following
We are having in this vicinity quite a SEN
sation oyer a lump Of silver which was picked
mp by party who was out hunting in the
words near this place few days since. The
lump was pure silver and weighed about four
ounces. 1t was found lying near rock, and
on the rock was inscribed in plain letters,
"June Srd, 1882" Our people have the fever
seriously, and great many pits have been dug
during the past few days and nights, rendering
it extremely hazardous to coon-hunt in the
mining regions. We regret to say that our
Don Quixotic friends have thus far signally
failed in their search for the hidden wealth
which many avow lies deep concealed beneath
that charmed rock. II success should attend
their efforts, will Immediately communicate
the same to you, and guarantee large list Of
subscribers to your excellent Journal from this
place. WON.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
MoSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1872.
CATTLE.

NEw YoRK-Receipts larger than previous
week Fat cattle scarce, and market firm.
Prime worth lSl@lic.; 8 and cwt. fancy
cattle selling as high as lic.
LoUIsvILLE-All sold by noon. We quote
for best for beef 81 so to s.; good at So 80 to
81 and common 81 80 to 81 Cope 100 pounds
gross. Work oxen at 1925 to $500 per pair
HOGS.
-Monday-Priccs from So 90
to 81 H. Bulk sales at "a. Tueslay-Markct
hrmer. Heavy weights sold from 81 to 81 10
with the bulk Of sales ar-S{ C2--eNSaaa5er
killed 1850 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5,O75, for
the season 1873 at the Bourbon yards. Bulk
of sales at S4 The following is comparison
Of the Louisville and Cincinnati markets. The
figures show for Themselves, and comment is
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-11-22

From the premises of Mr. Wesley Rout,
near Stanford, about the Goth Of September
last, two ycarling or two-ycar old steers. The
owner is unable to describe them, as they
strayed from a lot Of cattle at night I' any
person has taken mp such cattle they will be
suitably rewarded by reporting the same to
Thos. Foster, at Milliigeville, or j. f. Bruce,
SSH
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Saint Asaph's branch is frozen over en-
'irely during the cold snap. Apropos Of Saint
Asaph. We have been asked how this name
originated, and We learn from the son Of one
Of our old citizens, that il came about in the
following way; Many years ago, about the
time our town was laid out, party of Catho-
lies came through here and encamped at Buff
falo Spring, near town, on "st. Asaph's day.
and they gave this name to the spring, which
is the chief source Of the branch.
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NOTICE.

Those II our advertisers who desire f,gngc-
made in their advertisements, must hand In
copy on Monday morning next.
~ Communications, either n an eiiiarisl ~ husl-
noss chf1ctrr, should b. Iliressod ~ HILTON A
CAMPBELL. hoS ~, sfiutft Ky.
An monies femittoi ua fw advertising subscription
~ job w"rt rHs' ~ cent IN cherts Is'-ihce money
order ~ cxpres 90 "a viii H. % thc PARTIES own risk
JAIME Co,k Is our authorised alcut ~ iIu.tonve 10
contract tlr job WORK ADVERTISING attend ~ suscrip
tons, aud receive all monies for the same.
ora s0KNfsi
Jas Cook Jacksonville, s. '. ovens Crab Orchard
w. g. Curi somerseti y ". Bryant, Gum sulphur
J.. : Jones, Pine mn
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Hogs.

II is said that nearly double the number Of
hogs will he killed in this section the present
season than for many years since the slaves
were liberated. The cause is, low prices in
the markets, and owners prefer TO risk the
market next Summer for bacon.
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Real Estate sale.

The valuable farm of b. Logan, deceased,
on the Stanford and Danylle pike in Boyle
county, containing 335 acres, was sold on the
~ inst, at public sale, 10 NJ. ID. and A. +. Lo-
gan at $50 per acre. II was knocked of at the
first bid. The personality was sold TO mem
bers Of the famil At moderate prices.
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Subscription Paid this Week

To prevent error and To obviaie the neces-
city Of rcceipting 10 our subscribers we will
publish every week the names of those who
pay rs; which shall he a receipt 10 them. II
you have RENTED your dues by mail during
thi. week and your name does not appear in
thu issue. you are notified that We have not
received IT,
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The negro man, charged with an attempt to
commit rape upon white woman in this
county last summer, and who has been con
fined in Jail here, was permitted give bail at
our late term Of the circuit court, in the sum
OF $500. lie is now at large.
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Pearson Miller, Esqr Of Wayne county,
shipped from Halls Gap Station on yesterday
morning about 300 hogs Tor the Louisville
market. lie informed Us that Wayne county
will ell about 5000 surplus hogs this season.
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FOR pure Cider Vinegar, Of the best
quality, 20 to w. H. Anderson's.
Married.

On Thursday evening last, by Rev. Geo o.
Barnes, Mr. q. BRETT BARNETT, of Missouri,
to Miss NASSIT, daughter Of the late winfrey
Menefee, Of this county. We wish them a
long and happy life.
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Horse Dropsy.

This disease is raging among horses which
have been afflicted with the epizootic, and
many deaths are reported. 1t is thought by
the best informed persons that it results from
premature return 10 work.
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FROM HUSTONvILLE.
Death Neglected c,,y ofshe Dead ctoes
MARKETS.
IIusroSvILE XIV, Nov. 10, 1879.

lIusroSvnLE, Ky, Nov. 10, 1871
correpoaieaoe Iaierov Journan 90
We have again been visited by death. On
the evening II Friday Mrs. jennie Drye, wife
Of Major @. W. Drye, and daughter Of Dr.. A.
A. and Mrs. Harriet Campbell, was called to
her final rest She had long been a sufferer,
but patiently and gently bore her burden till
the hour Of her release. She found grave in
the old family burying ground at Carpenters
Station, whittier her remains were attended by
a large concour,e Of mourning relatives aud
friends, on Sunday afternoon.
CEMETERY.
Our cemetery enterprise seems to be at a
stand-still. A beautiful location was secured,
the ground laid Of and mapped-a solitary
grave was occupied, and then We heard Of II
no more. Perhaps the neglected appearance
Of the "city Of the dead" at our county seat
may have had some influence in discouraging
US. And yet our end Of the county sorely
needs this thing. The poetic idea Of the GLOON
Of the grave" is, with us, sad reality. There
Is a beautiful fitness in and around the seques-
tered burial place, in wandering amid is af-
fection-speaking memorials, and in dropping
there, with kindly hand, loves decorations
upon the cherished tomb. But how few Of our
places Of sepulture receive such attention?
A. @. Talbot, IT,, who was 30 severely in
jured near two months since, is just getting
out Of his room.
STOCK MATTERS.
o. J. Crow has started for New York with
two car loads Of cattle. lie will probably
stop at Covington, and after breaking" his
stock, take a contract for supplying Cincinnati
street cars with teams.
Jim Good, who has just returned from a
hog trip to Louisville, says that there, the stock
broke the drovers, and then the fire depart
ment hitched said droyers to the machine"
and drove them.
The epirootic has rot reached us yet, neither
has the smallpox, but vaccination is lively
now.
We have no items Of general interest and
our local matters are pretty much merged into
the great carnival Of the season, "spare-ribs
and sausages" There is already a manifest
improvement in the physique Of some Of our
gaunt specimens.
Can you tell us whether our Governor in
tends Thanksgiving day a. ..,'-s' or festival?
Its popularity will depend largely on the solu-
ton Of this problem. Your, +.
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Fruit Trees a. Auction.

Dan. Miller, as agent Of A. Watkins, will
sell at Auction in Stanford, tomorrow, at
2 O'Clock p, NJ fine lot Of young fruit trees,
&c. Ifyou desire excellent fruit, cheap, at
tend this sale. 1t
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LATER.

The pursuing party overlook the thief at Al
exander's, near Wild [ at and recaptured four
horses bat failed to secure Legge. At last sc-
counts he was Logging it through the for
ests. One Of the horses captured is the prop
erty o; citizen of Mt. Vernon, the Others are
yet unclaimed. Our informant intimated that
the party in pursuit acted very indiscreetly to
say the least, or this desperate scoundrel would
have been secured, aud made to suffer the pen
alty-unless he could make it appear before
Rockcastle jury that he was only, as an act Of
kindness to the horses, taking them to a safe
place beyond the terrible Hipporhinoph (leg)-
Observation-Disclosures. There is a reward
Of fifteen hundred dollars offered for Legges
arrest.
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A Fine school.

Rev. W. 7. Junkins High School for boys
and young men, located at Danyille, is in a
hourishing condition. There are nearly one
hundred pupils in attendance.
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In Garrard county on the 2lst, VIII. FAM,
ofJessamine county, TO Miss MARY T. TURNER.
Mr. CHANT HIATT, Of Roekcastle county to
Mis- MoLIIE RESFRo.
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Icgge.

This notorious murderer and horse thief has
been operating in his favorite style, in and
around Mt Vernon, Livingston, and Rockcastle
county, for the past few weeks. On Sunday last
party Of ten we'll armed and determined
citizens were out in pursuit Of him. Several
horses have been stolen in that county recent
ly, and the theft is attributed to him. II he
is captured, We trust he will not fall into sym
pathetic hands, and be allowed to purchase his
liberty with trivial amount again.
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The new coat Of paint upon the store hous,
Of A. @. Pendleton, gives to that part Of town
fresh and pleasing appearance. May Others
follow the example.
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lhursuaHs Isl.
On Thursday the market was reported dull
at Louisville, and bulk sales at 80 9OCa4 O5.
In Cincinnati and Chicago market active at
Si@i l2l.
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Durl,anl's. Majority.

Judge Durham's majority officially given is
ISL. The Couria-Jo1'naTs table has an error
in the vote of Boyle county, by which the ma
jority of Durham is given as l,349.
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Miss lou Huffman, principal Of music in
the Stanford Female College, contempla,e-
giving musical concert about Christmas.
let ~ all encourage her
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Rev. \. u. Rash, plsior Of Baptist church,
stanford and Rcy. \. 3. Parker. VI Nicholas-
willie, arr holding a .arir- ~ mcctiug- at Provi-
dyncc eharch, Boy. 0H.1iy. The meeting J.
one Il unuull inter q,
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Rev Wm Grow, and Mr. Joe Hopper, the
faiuhnl Sunday School Missionary delivered
interesting addresses 10 the children Of the va
rious Sunday rchool- Of this place, last sun
day afternoon, at the Presbyterian church.
This va altogether one Of the most delightful
meetings We have attended for wears, and
We are glad In announce that a similar meet
ing will take place at the Methodist church on
next sunday afternoon at . o'clock aud at the
Christian church the following Sunday, and
20 On alternately. Everybody who feels inter
s-ted in the Sunday school work arr invited TO
attend
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A Live Oak Florida child has 70 toes ~.
What a 6ne cornfcd that child hal
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Messrs. Dennis a Clark have sold their ma
terial. in the carriage factory here to William
Daugherty, and rented him their shops. See
advertisement in another column.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-11-22

Alf Burnett, the greatest living humorsI
AMI comic artist, will be here neSt Monday
and Tuesday nights.
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A club has been formed and so tickets in
the Library drawing purchased, the proceeds
TO be donated 10 the Stanford Female College.
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IL is rumored that the frame house on Ian
caster street, lately purchased by Col. Thos, W.
Miller, is to be converted into business house,
and If 50, will be occupied as such about the
lst of January next. As business increases,
such houses are needed, and il is hopeful
sign Of the progress Of our town and the thrift
of our people. Those who lived here ten years
ago, but now live in other parts, would hardly
recognize the old town were they to come back
now
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About 500 hogs will be slaughtered this
season by our various grocery merchants, for
home consumption This looks like business.
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\ generous little fellow. whose name We are
almost afraid to tell, said the other day: PA,
what does the fellow that sends you this paper
live onY' Why, my sony' Cause you said
you hadn't paid him for il and you still read
it," Wife, put that boy to bed !. he's an ever
Lasting talhcr."
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III. L. Harris has removed his Law office TO
The room. formerly occupied by Messrs Hill
a Alcorn, ON the east side Of the courthouse
yard
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4 Protr-;cl meeting which had bccn in
rrogrrv at he nap,i.t church At Lebanon,
conducted by Elder A. W. Chsmbli--, II Rus
.rllyhic, closed h.. Su"iay with nine adli
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We don't want any Of your old tough COB
blers any more than we want fresh "spare"rib'
six weeks old
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A STUBBORN OK, attached to dray,
suicided in Cincinnati on Monday.-No
considerable advance in cattle anticipated.
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Suppose you hadn't paid your dues to the
printer, could you enjoy Thanksgiving din
ncr1 You couldn't without you could, could
you; We couldn't, could your Well, then
don't say turkey tn u.s.
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There has not been found hall large enough
to seat the hundreds who aock 10 see and hear
the famous All Burnett.
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Now is the time for merchants and business
men to lay in a supply Of bil-heads, etc. We
have recently received large supply Of mate.
rial aud reduced our prices. SO send in your
-.
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Two lovers sitting in second story window
fell out-but they made II mp again.
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Re, :. :. Nj, Robcr'S by special invitation,
will preach a, the NJ T. Chureh At this place,
on rhurslay m lniny. toe 2S,h, rh,ok.giv-
ing diyl 4 c,rlial invitation l. cytc..lrl 10
the Members of other denomination. and the
pubic generally 90 attend.
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During the trial Of the trio Of young peace
disturber last Monday, one Of the prisoners
grossly msulted prominent young lawyer Of
Hcrculcan proportions, without provocation,
and he very gracefully put Mansard roof
s.,-.,. Ii go
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What a rich treat is in store for our amuse.
mentioning people on Monday and Tuesday
nights next.
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A fight occurred at Roundstone Station, on
Friday last, between Gardner Mullins and
Dave Tyre, over a car left at that station for
lumber. Mullins came out second-best and
his Antagonist didn't tire worth cent, but left
the field Of battle and loaded the car
Our people are satisfied with your paper,
and clubs will be formed in all parts of the
cunty under your new rates. JINKs.
We acknowledge our thanks to our numer-
Gus friends in Rockcastle for promptly renew
ing their subscription. We hope Others willex-
tend to us their patronage and we will be en-
couraged to work for their interests while fur
nishing them the news from all parts Of the
country.-EDrrors.
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Mr.. A. r. Penny Is agent for the Aldine.
Sec prospectus in this issue