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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18
NEW supply Of crollst sets received
at W. H. Anderson drug store.
Read This.

All per.ons who intend going 10 Louisville
should not fail to visit the great eothing, tail
orins AMI furnishing goods house OF J. l.
Deepen, situated on the North East Corner ol
FouitA and Market streets. That YOU want
will he az, nded to, should yoa 50, thefeyOu can
in er nom the fact that Mr.. Depi en enk 4
seven tr.t class salesmen, and tlsn vames q
ter of Acknowledged ability. bs.fted with m
keeper, cashier and Grand Nv to sss his "A
y. smith late with j. Nsfyieisis, ai-sf d
the 1oa:' and ss1I> ~
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Stanford has tao Mt bile curoslties. One
white man, who, half century ago, was as
black as Erebus, aArther man witaoul knee
caps LOuissile O6amSrciai.
Yes aud pair Of stile blocks" lathed
ready for plasierinsi and ono story frame dry
goods house tweniy -four years old, and mary"
town hall,-yes, ind "brin new courthouse
with a el,ok On il that strker, and no poor.
house in the county. Ieho.
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Mr. Bruce the "basy man Of the Adrnolie,
callei 10 see u, on Monday last We deem Il
our dity to Lincoln county people to advise
yoa to .ubsc ibo for the Aigooais, and to urge
you "a spare the tine II Possib'e, later read
ing the ISrERIlR JorRSALl, to gise a. care
full perusal and we zuirnee that YOU will be
a wiser, happier and better people.
We are delighted TO met in our town Mr..
NJ. D. Crow; who has been residing in Color
ado for some time, an who has contributed
o. our columns several Of tie best and most
ent ,rtaining letter. Of Western lie we have
seeiralywhere. NJ, CroS i young man Of
senius, a fine and sphshtly writer and has,
by his contributions 10 our PAPER, drlig I'd
many Of our reider. lie will return % hi"
iar-oG home In a fss daysi aud NC wiAa Lin
abundant success.
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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, OCrJBER 81; rs, 1872.
NOTICE.

ThoAs Of onr advertisers who desire changes
made in their advertisements must hand in
copy on Monday morning next
an Communications, either ~ an EDITORIAL or busi-
oc~- chuicief, shoat ~ afretld 10 HILTON A
CAMPBELL hos a. staufri, ~.
Al manles r.aittei %. ~ aiserti.ing subs rlpiion
~ 100 surs must og seu W che.ss ~. -1hce muncy
oFdr OF esprc-s ~ u si b. ~ The tlrties uwn rsk
jsns uopt IL authorized tgeut Hustlnv Ne 70
contract w JOB WarE Adseraing atten 10 satscrp-
ticns ani receive 81 iaoui.s lar Tho same
ora AeESTsi
Jas Cooh, Husiunvlle. : y. Owcns, Crab Orchard.
" G. tari, -amefs =. u. Bryant, Gun saphufi
l. = JONES Pine nlli
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II pcrons who have pianos to tune will
leave their names at this otliee, We win confer
with Prof Meininger of Crab Orchard SPRING.
College, who will sen a competent tuner to
this vicinity one he can recommend a. first
class, aud who will make reasonaLle chaIges,
Never und any circumstances allow a man to
tune your piano unless recommended by some
well known musician, Is a motto that should
be adopted by every one.
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We we're informed the other day that that
enterprise "of stirling natur, is three
story brick house, with town hall, To be built
on the Southwest corner Of Main aud Lancas-
ter streets; running Lack to the creek; and
Nicholson pa emeni on Main, between Lam
caster and Church 'tseets. Hurnahl for the
business portion of Sanford. johnnie what
kind Of stile-blorks will YOU hayep
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EunrER's equipment, Of all kinds
at WI. Andersorls. x. ,
Fou,,i Young.

The Court Of Appeals have reversed the
csse Of Fount Young aspin-t the Common
wealth, appealed from the Casey Circuit Court.
Our readers will remember that Young was
convicted Of murder in the frst degree and
sentenced to be hareed last month. From this
verdict and judgment Young appealed and the
case has been reversed. 49,
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FRESH Ash rsc.s ved and for sale,
every Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
BY A. @. PENDLErON.


The Roos5fsgs Cii,ea, pa \ .hei at Lex
ington Virginia, congratulate stanford, add
Lincoln county, in hsVing feapN~s,te ser-ices
o. Mr5.werssrSsr Aforr.a cu4S ofAss-
ington Va, as Principal Of CUR Male SEMI
nary. The Citizen says "N:sb raine il . gen
,ieman Of fne spiliiies and has large esperi-
hi teaching" Y.
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To Oar suS.eribers.

Our sub.criber are respectfully notified shst
we employ 10 collectors. All sums due us must
b. paid 70 one OF the pgoprietors Of this Jour
nal, or in our absence, 10 our foreman, Il
you desire proper credits therefor
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Subscription Paid this Week

To proven, errors = obvate aud the nee ;.
city of resuir'iRsio N subscribers, we will
pnbli,h every week ~ name u fl-e vho
pay u.; which shall tr ; receipt to them. II
you have RENTED yof due. by mail during
thi. werk-anl your naic does not appear in
this is.i,, you are ndh6si that We have not
-. i'll Ia
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Since the Rids ran ahead Of ms so far In
Ohio anil Pennsylyan'a, our old friend Saml.
P. wLorton presented rs with nine pound
beet that beat any beet that haa been heated
since beets was helts. And We sre assured
that Il grew In his own g,rlen, and was no,
bcai-,d frbai Un~le BuIt'- patch
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Al the resll nee Of the brides mother in
Merrer cuup'y--s'. rhur~i'v, October 10Th, by
Rev. Mr. Milliyan, Of Lexington, Miss MARy
HANDY to Mr.. Huau McELRoY, Of Washing.
ton county, Kentucky.
ArrEsDANr.- MIR. John McElroy, of Wash
In TIN, anl Miss Belle Millgan, Of Lexing-
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Personal.

W. met IIon Ja' y. McCre,ry in our city
o, Monday last lie saws Madison county
Democracy l. thoroughly organized for the
coming elecli m, and will give the usual ma
10 iiy for Judge Dnrhsy.
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JArop L. GAS aud MIS-. MARY A. Bell,
Of Shelby county, met for the fret time last
Tuesday afternoon, loved at first sight, were
married that night, and Immediately lef, for
Louisville in a Ia IN a bridal tour,
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FROM PULASKI COUNTY,
soxrnsrr, Ky., Oct Is, 1871

POLITICAL.
Although the recent elections in Ohio and
Pennsylvania have caused great joy in III,
Radical camp, and msde tie support n Of
Genefal Grant iuhilant over theirsucc~. The
dad tiding-. however, - eSultinply and touch
inely revi, we'd by them, ha' not cast a gloom
over the b. ow Of a single true Democrat We
were not disappointed at the result in Ohia
aud Penny lvania, having merely hope that
these two SUITES would con to tie interest Of
the nition and Republican institutions and
c,st their veiocs and frowns upon the great
fraude being pr ,c,iced by tie pr,sont dmini'-
tration, bat aiasl The United - tes treasury
and her army Of Office holdcr- had the glitter.
ing power and influence TLesc elections by
no means dcleal Greeley and Blown. There
are vet stai,a and electoral votes sufficient "a
send Mr.. Grant 10 the shades VI retired wealth
where he can live In luxury aud rey,lry upon
his III bought gains. So be not ashamed Lib
crals and Democrats the greatest victories ever
achieved by the old. ! emocratc parry have
lcen in the past when the most s.nguine tx-
pectations amounted TO but hope Of victory
JUDGE DURHAM.
Remember also Democrat, hat Judge Dur.
ham il To- b. voted for in Nov, amber, a states.
man tue To his pnty and gifted viii rap
talent. that will -hed honors upon rur district
lie IL jut the man, stern and unyiclding tc
lattlc with the Radical elements in the hall'
ri Congress, and Il he lives h. j. c, rtain to b,
there at his post Of duty. hut let " show I,
the benighted and blinded comiiri,s els, wher'
Tat our district l. III RI ht and not To- be die
Outraged. aud give the Judge at lea twents
i've hundred minority A yigilani and miJht,
effort will be made by W. o. Bradley and BIZ
friends in Pulaski county, but we fear no sur
pri and can safely say that not single Demo
crat in our county will Piove rccrcant to biz
noble and just cause.
SAD ACCIDENT Ash DEATH.
VIM. Lewis a citizen of our county, whiR
getting out anil sliding heayv coal boat tin.beu
a Ew days since, was In family killed by !
harlspike thrown with grai foIce by th'
weight Of a heavy gunnel or girdsr Iii. skull
va. broken and crushed IN a horrible manner
lie was a good citizen and hard working, in
lustriou- man. lie lesyes wife and five
children to mourn hicsd fate.
LAnoECorRns.
IN. Jones. residing three miles south o
snmefa.t |. la. viue in his pard.n which la
produccd ,No eouid- niea.urng in circumfer
" :. - T,.I..1.,
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tn SYNOD OF tie Pfc.iFb q chnrch o.
Keninckv. IN connection ainec northern
Grnrril Assembly, asscmb'ei Dc Pfe.bvic.
rian church in rovlnr Green . Wednesday
last. Rev. ] :. lIavs NodrrAi, and r Val.
cn'ine sccr,try. Their vas a attendant,
a.-lssr.Htsisl q hu.ipFs \ ing to the in
tcrca Of the charch in Hcntcgy rua>,sl
Ancr loEg di-rr~ion-as tn the dispositio
tn h. male II the Theological Seminary 4
Dsnville, IL Wa determined to rcque.t n
General assembly to reopen Il rext FoI
Rev. sS. McRobcr'.. Of ttis pla1e, was in q
Tendance.
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Matrimonial.

A considerable rcvivsl has been prevailing
fpr some weeks. in circles matrimonial, md
s,ill the enl i not yet. We iuuld usiani-h
YOU "nnchly" were we t. tell you all We know
ths, lie Ia store fr fl'prc gossip.
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Winter is coming on. fie is dangerous
element Now i the tine to insure your
houses Don't delay an't tier hour Call on
the agent here Of the Royal Insurance Com.
pany. which b. capital Of ten millions gold,
and j. rs sound A. a dollar.
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LOCAL upsEyuTuEs.

Danvillc ha. work house Stanford needs
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We did not mean Ia reflect upon our jailor
lnsi week when we siidthal the prisoners ought
t. have Gre ia t,eirc H. lie saws the prison.
ers did no. want FIRE; thinking tat the county
court would give them winter clothing, ftley
bal M FIRE
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\ larger crowd vas in town last MONDAY
than We ever saw at any previous term II the
Coauiy Court, aud more than the usua
amount OF -tnrk on lie.
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Thdt handsome pate k,r that gra,eftl' Y
sdorn- our Uranium va. psc-cuied Ne by or
generous young tri,nd W. Rocl-sicr Our
old hat Sup on pr,dlry'- defeat
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Che-nnts have Hooded tie market Cor sev.
oral days. The crop Il anc one.
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II you don't gataor your apples in few
days, you will have none for winter.
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Rev. Geo. q. Baue. nad a atc audience las
Lords day, both murnng and evening.
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he sboseaae, atoas taco. and other pro,luee are
reial prizes. A sht discount l. made ~ mer hsns
frpm the above ksurs< ~hen tiken 10 esrhaase Or
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Lind-ey Powell, m. c.l Wis NJ in our Jail
last Situr lay night, on charge If forgery
con- uiltCd hy forging an orler on T. p. Hi,
E.q. Powell has been In the habit Of com.
m,t,.ng many such inAiscrptinns.
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The cold weat.cr Of ,ae pa tow nights La
somewhat injured the unpaihcrcd apples.
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Bot little coal Is no~ being received at our
depot; owing to the fact that the coal digger
are ont cutting corn, which j. somewhat piorc
profitable than mining.
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The adycTth cment Of /. K Chenlul;'s new
drug store came in too late for ,hi- issue II
will appear next week, and n tie moantimc
tho-r who ind e convenient, should give i'm
a call next week.
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Oar people IA tbs section are very busily
neacei in gathering their Winter stores Of
apples. The rec Mt fro-ts do not ipiure them
much, II n all. bat il would have been better
had they be, n gather a Few DAYS sooner.
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The weather, At this wfitinr, is rtill very
dry, and Indian ssnner seems to have set IN
almost month ahead Il il. u.usl srpearurc,.
Tie dfests are quite b. auiif.l nov.
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We charge one dollar tor announcing pub.
lic .peakine
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The negro man down al Richmond June
ton who came up on the car rom loui,,ille
few weeks sin,c, with small yox--d'cd on
YESTERDAY. No spread Of the disea.e has re-
quilted from th's Csc.
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Adam Gcnrcl !. nov prepared to serve fresh
oysters in any manner desired, at all hours day
90 ut.4lt
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Hog in chi. section are selling for 81 to DC
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Rev b. VI Hob-oa sill p.xh at the Pre-.
b,terisn church On next Sab "a at II o'clock
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Religious

Rev ia. Kinca'd Of Boye will peach at
the Bip.is, church next snrsy morning.
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Milk fro1e over N ia pam, On MONDAY night
last. We never saw the like before this early
In Octobcr.
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I'VE ar, -itlsisd,' We bci.eye j. ths gener.
al expr,s,iIn Of uur ~ pie, N regard to the
course OF Mr.. Paine, the Principal Of ous
Male Seminary
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i lar-s number Of ~ gun. va. through oui
town every morning and rium In the amer
noon laden with lumber and Grr-wood f.or,
the Hnob-. Woulda turnpike 70 Mason's Gap
NAYS
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Squire Dennis belt biz fall tern OF Coufi
un Saturday last, having a large docket
warrants Cor d,bt.
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All those w,io desire to join the Philha
monte s,ciety at this pla'e shoull leave thei
panhe- with v. early VI week.
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MooREs PUBLIC SALE.

At the sale Of lanes Moore, near Shelby
City, On Saturday last, Col. W. NJ Carpenter
eport- the following i~les Fat hogs So so to
50 90 per hundred shotes at 81 s. per head ;
I yearllng mRe 49, lditto sos; calves SIS;
brood mares -soO and 500; geldings SIS and
sos. Good milch cows $40 To $50; yoke
oxen good SCI; 3-year old steers $50 25.
The farm. containing los acres, said to Mack
Moore at $50 per acre. Corn sold in the field
at 81 IS and 81 90 per barrel
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We saw a imb ct an Be- Tic other day,
'hirh had fly sound specimens of fruit upon
The limb vas small one, but literally
'.'--s ~i'h.epit. TIE variety vas tie Red
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II Aunt Myra is sufficiently recovered from
her fatigue, We would like to hear what ell
she kaoss abtlt tie "Evpcrli'ionf
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~ c,uaty ha- knler-heartcd jiilor q an
aurs. At least. all who are confned in oul
prison sl,ak 10 high terms Of his treatment
toward tLen.
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!. y. Jone-, residing three mile south Of
Somera,i, has viue in his gaTd,n which has
produced NO gouid- measuring in eircumfer
ence 4 feet 10 inches and feet | inch nd each
holding ovcro one bushcl. hesced was plant, d
IN potato bed aud irsnsl liant. d.
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way ScHUBz uPr-sEs GasST.-The Missouri
S'gats Zeiiuny relates an incident which ex-
plains the var Schurz has made upon Grant
Immediately after Schurz came to Washington.
as Sen.;or, he sppeareI At the White House to
procure ofise for his friends. His first request
was tha, the oifce Of consul Al Lyons should be
given 20 NJ. Lindermln, Eho had sided bis
election. The Presiiens consented to make the
change and sent in the nomination. Ia the
meantime, 5churz's friends tod him that the
name Of Osisrhsls was worth more to him than
thst Of LiniermEn. Thereupon Sshurz waited
upon the President and desired that Linder
msu's name should be recalled The uonin.-
ton bad already gone to the country, and the
President said it's withdrawal would be anun-
just reflection on Mr. Ladermsp. Schurz per-
sisted, AMI finally asserted thst Mr.. Linderm.n
would MT make proper representative Of the
Government. After reminding bin that the
nomination had been made on his own recon-
mendstion. the President, indignant at the Sens
tors persistence, said he would recall the nom
ination. but that he could not consent in the
future 10 consider the Senator's reeonmepi.-
tions "a conclusive il they we're TO be subject TO
such cspriee and vscilation. This i. the
deliberate statement Of : prominent German
paper in ST Louis, where all the parties are veil
knoEn, and the s;ery, IL untrue, would be
promptly refuted. Il offer, sutj lent reason
for the bitterness Of Schurz's .nimosity to Grant
and the violence Of his b.seless and malicious
attacks
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Poetry.
weighing 5ho raby.

HEen weighing the baby, not vet 2 N eth ol3,
The urst tender darl n, mare p.soioEs han sUlt,
hcN oiieu fond parents q ring misi=ke
are known 10 record IS paTcas col d make
Oh, Oh, tns first baby Al ever old
Suc1 slfs rosy cheeks AID fJrrh csi SO nigh
Do, graldpt dear, hold him! dow EsaTy the
weight
Do weigh h!.ai know re wi. weigh .aose than
eight.
Was ever before sash dear li.t.e n1sel
Did ever the sunlight kiss sucn tiny toes
Oh my! nd you ever SuCl sait peariy eats
And the blue, sparkling eyes, allied with bright
crystal tears
There Carefully lay bin within the tin tTay,
Did ever that balance such precious ZEN woicht2
Half hreathiess. they listen TO hear tue sad late
No record is ;ruer- lie weighs only eight"
All, what a sad cr-or all errors above
To weigh IN a balance a bundle love
with Cimples and tear drops Of .a- baby boys,
Ana reckon their value in avoircupoisl
Now bring the true balance a1d weigh aysin f.ir-
Weigh love and the smiles and the b0auy brown
hair.
As gold. silver, Tubies axe Weighed by fair men.
The hight boy u seTcl WILL Weigl nearly ten.
How st1pi1 O. W1i-h love litc ecg-a VS. ani toys,
"ith dumb pi-s ard poultry by ayoIrdupos
While pearls 81 the OcaaD, and % yer and gold,
by Iroy sre computed. when purchased and sold.
SHOULD babies at first he like Auak So tan
To easily span this terrestrll. ball.
Wed balance each darling D y smI les and tear.
IT'S love ami sweet A.sse5 th-- make bah. 1ca-.
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VOL. XLvI NEW SERIES, VOL. XIX.

and trimmers, 2,SI7 harness and saddle
makers, 4,S3l machinsts, S9,7l0 brick
and stone masons, Il So millers, % 81
plasterers, 39,o6O printers, 4 ,29S sawinill
hands. 30 ,j2i timers, 20 ,yi2 wheelwrights,
2J,6iO brick and tile makers, y ,2S6 cigar
makers, y $50 bakers, >, ,702 tanners cur
rlcrs and tinishers Of leather, p JOG fish and
oyster men, 2j,S3l marble and stone cut
tiers. The number persons returned as manu-
faeturers was 42.90j; operatives in cotton
mills, III COG; in woollen mills, IS 500 in
mills and factories not specified, ! ,6l9; in
iron works of all kinds, $ 600: IN tobacco
factories 1883 in paper mills, y 4G9
II nder the head Of trade there were returned
j26, ,3oN traders and dealers of all kinds. IN
addition to l6,91j pcdlers and 1902 huck-
sters; 222s s5O4 clerks in stores. in addition
10 l4,-Oj statesmen and women: 81 III book
keepers and accountants, and 1862 CONNER
cia4 travellers; and exclusive also Of l4,362
barkeepers and tenders; pJrters and lab0rers
IN stores anu warehouses, 81 ,jl3. Under
the head % transportation there were re-
turned l'U2 officials of railroad companies,
'5't railroad clerks and lj4.024 railroad
employees, . officials Of express companies,
90 express clerks and SOL express employ
ees' oo officials OF street-car companies and
5lO5 employees. There were also returned
5J,0o3 sailors, 1888 canal men and 1878
steamboat men and women. The number
Of draymen, Lackmcn ana teamstcrs return
cd was l2O,15J. Under the class Personal
and Professional Services the principal re-
turns were .-iab1rcrs, I,u3l ,GG6, dJmcs-
ne servants, 97l,Oi3; teachers OF all kinds,
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The WRONG Hos-E-A NAG WoRTr 500
sLAuGHrERED Hr MIr,Kz few days s-o 4
boy in the employ OF Abbott X Fernad. tesm-
sters, No. $50 Congress street, xas seat bg his
employers to Stone wharf on Federal street. With
a horse to assist come teams that were engaged
n haullng stone Instead Of going TO that
wharf ne waniered ol to Porter's wharf, which
IS o;cupiei 10y hessrs II. Ws-d & Co.. As tenn
porsry depot for dead hortes, Aai 81 the youth
made the sia;emen; hat the horse vas ID be left
there, the employees G5ont the premises took
the proceeding ass matter Of oourse and killed
the snimal' preparatory to transporting him to
Spectacle leland. As the horse did not arrive
at the Stone wharf. word was sent to ths st.ui
to know why he did not come, sui the youth
wss sent to find his los; charge lie soon re-
turned with the bridal Of the delunct snimsl
The hrm valued the horse at S200-Poston
Times.
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Tue ALDINE.-The August number Of The
.qi4ine lie illustrated by several fne sketches, by
Granville Perkins, Of the cstsrscts of the Riy-
mondskill, stresm il Pike county, PenuFylvx-
mis-. concerning which Z c. StedmEn contributes
, spirited descriptive paper. An illustration Of
the courtship OF Milea Sianiish is by J. W.
Boiler, and there sre other drawings Of peculiar
excellence by John S. Devis, W. NJ. Cary, Gil
bert Burling, Dore aud Guido Hammer The
contributions of the literary department, besides
that By steimsn, already mentioned, are by r.
IL. Stoddari, the editor, Juln C. r. Dorr, 7. NJ.
Coan. l. Z. Guernsey, H. S. Conant, Julian
Hawthorne, George Cooper. Gilbert Burling
and other writer's Of established reputation
Bright, elegant AMI beautiful. are words which
may always be appropriately spoken regarding
the -fl9ine, and the latest number is certainly
worthy the praise Of such Characterization.
Judge Gilbert, who represents this admirable
publication, is still at the Van Ness House, and
would be happy to give our citizens sn opportu-
nifty to subscribe fer it.