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Garden and Orchard.

We shall publish next week short article
which was written by Hon. j. Proctor Knott,
Of Lebanon, and published in the Standard
under the heading Gardening and Fruit
Culture" Mr.. Knott's suggestions are timely
and sensible like everything else he says, and
we invite the attention Of our gardeners and
fruit grogsrs to the article. Those who think
the subj FOO trivial to notice, don't deserve
To eat Of the luscious fruits Of the orchard or
the products Of the garden. The wisesi and
best men Of the world have, from time i'm
memorial, cultivated these things, not only as
a means of food, but for the real pleasure their
culture affords. let us send fruit to our
friends in Marion-exehange few specimens
with them, and few IDEAS on their eultivatioIl
and great good may he accomplished. NJ
Knott ia an amateur eultiyaior bss very in
telligeni ono 40
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REVIEW or THE Markets.

LOUISVILLE, August IL, 1872.
The grocery market is without change in
any respect
The provision market experienced during
the past week very great activity, especially
in bacon and bulkmeats. We quote shoul.
ders at &c; clear sides at 9a9lc. Sugar cured
hams are held at l4lal5c. Lard lOi in kegs
The grain market IL strictly consump,ive.
New whest--Rcd is quiet at 81 49, amber
81 30; white 81 40 per bushel, on arrival
Choice lots are taken at a small advance.
The wool market is quiet with light receipts
and easy prices. Unwashed at 3s@40c and
tub-washed at 6OCa63c.
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ID. w. Hilton, Esq.

Our colleague in business, Mr.. ID. W. Hilton,
who has been absent from Kentucky for some
time, visiting the southern States in the in
terest Of his excellent Life Insurance Com
Southern Mutual-made us a brief
visit this week but business Of pressing ma
ture, called him, ON Saturday morning, to the
Eastern part Of the State, and consequently he
went out on the Cincinnati Short Line, to look
after the affairs Of his company. We can and dc
recommend this Kentucky company, of which
he is a representative, to the attention of all
who may be in search Of thoroughly reliable
guarantee in the way of life insurance policy
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LOCAL BREvITuEs.

Young cattle are as good as bank stock.
A good deal Of whisky aboard la., Monday.
George Cooks new building, on Lancaster
street, Is almost completed
Nearly all the ice houses in and around
town are empty. This Is sad news Tor hot
weather
Hog ae on the advance. We note sales AZ
4 and cents. The demand will increase for
the next thirty days
The excellent grain crop is bringing little
more money into this section u country.
Where does Il hide at2
II is now said that orange il the proper color
for spcctaoles for persons with weak eyes, in
stead Of blue or green.
The August term Of the Boyle county cour,
will be held on Monday next We hope to he
present on the occasion.
One and two year old mules are in demand
now. Those who have good ones should re.
alire good prices for them.
n you have an old faded suit Of clothes. OF
a faded dress, John Stnub, the dying" man
can make them new for few cents.
The druggists say the demand for ay paper
this summer Is unprecedented, and housckeep.
er- say they never saw such svarms Of flies
White wells are very fashionable in Paris
and, Of course, will soon he here. They ar,
made 81 plain white tullc dotted with black.
Several Of our medical men are Of on a trit
for recreation and pleasure. Only two ar,
left to attend the sick beds Of the people need
ing their services.
Special term of the Lincoln circuit couri
will convene on the 26th Of this month. LEI
all the witnesses who have been summoned
bear this fact in mind, and be on hapd prompt
ly at 9o'clcck A. NJ, Of that day.
Their j. somrwhat more sickness than usua
among the children Of our county, this Sc, son
principally summer complaints, caused doubt
less, by excessive use Of fruit in an insult
GENTLY ripe state. No fatal cases are reported
thus far.
sassafras oil will prevent paste from becom
ing sour; 50 says chemist, and now II som,
genius would invent shears that did not maxi
corns on the thumbs, editorial work would be
come pleasure, and brains would cease Z,
soften by overwork
How to learn the piano keys
All the q and A keys
Are between the black hrocs,
And tween the hros are all the D's
Then on the right -ide Of the thrces
VIII he found the B's and C's;
But on the NJ, side II the threcs
Are al the r. and e..
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Our New Advertiser.

The hsr ne< lspsr publisher {. al
ways 81 at the reception Of new adj
- i mark Of growing pro--
d tolumn. arr filling unra1)sly
WIN -. paying adverti-ensna -
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The source OF Crime.

Statistics Of crime in this country show that
over seven-ienths Of all that are committed
can be directly traced to the use Of intoxica-
ting drinks. Visit the prisons of every city
and town-from the cell Of the murderer to
the workhouse where lesser criminals are con
fined; and trace each prisoners life back, and
in more than seven cases out Of every ten,
you will find liquor at the bottom Of it all.
Consult the records Of your county Jail, for
five years back, and you will find the same
true, without a single exception in any prison
history Go to the police courts Of your cities,
aud take note Of a single weeks trials, Of both
male and female, and you will find that our
estimate holds good, from one years end tc
another. Begin with the youth of less than
dozen yers7Es. Of both sexes, and count on uT
o the tottering old man or-f, .si9hty winters
whose locks have quarter Of a century since /
Shitened in the strife with king alcohol
md you will find that over seven-tenths Of
heir crimes were committed while under the |
influence Of liquor. But how many Others
,ommit crime under its influence, yet are
ssyer detected Take this host, and place the
NO together, and what long, dark roll we
Sould have-all on account Of this dreadful
,nemy Of our race; yet the doors are wide
,pen. Licensed houses vend il upon every |
,orner, and the town or city-gay with i'm
lrovements which have been made from the
proceeds Of this hellish license-this dreadful
raiiic, are content to submit to its sale as a
means Of revenue. Is this civilization? Is il
nete that such a revenue should be raised in
, Christian community? We think not, and
ong for the day to come when il will be ban
shed from every land
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WANTS.

We ~il insert under this bead short advertisement.
~ ~ CENTS IFr line, each insertion mono admitted
under thrre lines OF more than ten. Try u oncei
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Renew Promptly.

Those Of our subscribers who do not renew
their subscription ON or before the day Of ex-
piration, will have their names stricken from
our books. Therefore, renew promptly Those
who have not yet paid their yearly subscrip-
ton, are also notified that we shall expect the
two dollars within the next month, or their
names will be taken from the books and the
paper stopped. This we deem essential to our
success, as We are compelled TO collect what Is
due Us in order to meet current expenses. We
hope no one wv Gail to respond to this call, as
BY prompt payne& Of due We can make you
q still better paper.
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Insure Your Life and Property.

The wisest thing man can do is to insure
his life and property. Death and FIRE are LA
BILE to come at any time. Like "thief in the
night" they steal on us unawares, and it is too
late to attempt anything after the mischief is
done. BE warned in time, fellow-citzens and
do not defer until tomorrow what should be
done to-day. characterization is the thief Of
time" and he whop puts of to more conven-
lent season" that which should he done to-day,
will repent the delay in SORROW.
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Some colored juveniles, confined in the up
per story Of our Jail, with an eye to business
and appetite. made a calico bag large enough
to hold several apples-tieda string Of suite
lent length to il 10 let down to the ground out
side, and as the pAssers-by came along, would
beg for frait and tobacco, which were kindly
furnished them. One time, however, a mis-
chieyous rascal put something else in, which
didn't look like apples.
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Excuse Us.

II, in sending out accounts to our friends
mistake of any kind should be made, we hope
they will excuse us, as il would afford US great
pleasure to correct it. Such mistakes some
times occur, in any business, and ours is no
exception to the general rule. We only de-
sire to collect what you owe us, once, and if
we try to do il oftener than that, il arises
from an "error Of the head, not Of the heart"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-16
Our IIaIEYearIY suh-criber..

We hereby notify those Of our six months
Subscribers that within few weeks their sub
scriptions willexpirei and to avoid any trouble
in soliciting a renewal personally, We hope
that all whose time will expire soon, will write
us word to continue sending our paper. We
have tried to make il acceptable to all, and IL
we have given you value received the first six
months of our life as journalists, we feel SURE
that during the coming half year we will be
still better prepared to furnish you good
weekly compendium Of all local and foreign
newS Therefore, send on your renewals,
friends
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-16
The Confederate Monument.

The unwilling of the Confederate Monu-
ment over the Confederate dead in this county
at Crab Orchard, came of on yesterday eve
ming in the presence Of large concourse of cit
liens. Several speeches were made, appropri-
ate to the occasion, but we have not learned
who delivered them, or any further partieu-
lars concerning the proceedings. We hope to
have full report for our next issue, as we
had representative on the ground taking
nOtes
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


MospsY, Avovsr "a, is7a
TorrsvuLE-A god mlny fair cattle on the mar
kct Also some extra on ale. Market dun except or
hest quality We quote Rest o. Is o. god Sat 10
common 10 medium s2ass u.
Nrw YoRE.-rraie very iively-pricN stronger
than on last Monday largc number of frxans on
the market. We quote Kentucky scwt, at i2'Saisc.
Market cioscd strong
CrNuSSArr.-Receip,s liberal and market clc-ci
dan. butchers being the principal buyers We quoie'
common 10 extra from q IS Ia s5 shipping cattle sa
81 10.
LouIsvuLE-Trnde dull, prices ranging from - to
Sc. Lambs Sale.
NEw YopK.-Trade dun, and many remaining I'M
sid. Prices ranging from TO &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light and market hir. Prices
ranging from q 30 to o. IS per cen,aL
HOGS.
LovIsvLLE.-Rcceipts larger than previous wsat,
Live quoted at ~ Sc.
CfScISNArf-Icceipts fair, with god market f5r all
CLASSES stocker are worth o. 2ssi 80 shippers 60
asa Is; from fair good butchers hogs bringing
from 81 Is 10 g
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Contempt Of Court.

While his honor, Judge sauaey, was trying
the case of the Commonwealth vs.. John Helm,
the other morning, in the county court room,
two dogs fell to fighting, biting and growing,
and for short time the utmost confusion pre-
vailed. The town marshal, with the assist
ance of some by-standers, soon dragged the
enraged animals out of the door, and quiet
was again restored. Those dogs should be
fined for contempt Of court. Dog-on such dogs,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-16
Our Journal.

As an advertising medium To persons living
in Central Kentucky, our Journal cannot be
excelled.
As a local news medium, there i none bet
ter, II our hundreds Of subscribers are to be
believed, for they all say so.
As visitor To the family hreside, il has no
rival in the newspapers in our country.
As a handsomely printed paper, with clear,
bold type, 1t is not surpassed by any other
paper.
As thorough medium Of all news Of inter
est, il stands at the head of the list Of country
papere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-16
Fire I'm the County.

The residence ofC. II. IIickle in this county
was injured by fire few days since, but, quite
fortunately, he held policy in the ever relia-
Bile old Royal Insurance Company" Of Liver
pool, England, and he brought to her agent,
Mr.. FL Campbell, of Stanford, an account Of
the disaster, whereupon the loss was mmedi-
ately paid, and Mr., iiekle was made whole"
The Company's advertisement appears in our
paper 10 which we invite attention.
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HIS COTTAGE BY TIE SEA.
TuNE-"Ods,les in The Air."


IuSh-"Cns'ie' N ne Nv
The Goverpmen, a, washington
4. now .,,ro.cd "a n.
ou;,e de.,i,n,e 70, c,.r, live. In
Ills co,,aoe Nv the sea o.
p.,,ImaI s'...' ~, ~. ~, ii, .,,,h,n
,,,.s,,.-,.
'
II
The poor men in the vorL shops-
Ten millions If our frce
Are,axed IN death wb;le Gran, I;vcsi IN
M. co,,.oo Lv H..
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Preaching.

Rev. p. II. Fishbum will begin protracted
meeting at Watts School House on Friday,
18th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ. Ministers desir-
ing to attend will get of the train at Crab Or
chard. As We wish 10 continue sometime, we
very much need and desire the presence of
our church especially.
PHI. FIsHBURN, p. C.
Crab Orchard, Ky, August 18th, 1872.
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A subscriber writes from Nevada City, Mis-
souri,, that the crops arr very fne out there
this year as usual, and says that now is an ex-
eellent time for emigrants to come out. He
speaks in high praise Of that country, and
says lands are quite cheap. Corn oats, wheat,
grass, fruit &c, all DO we'll. As to politics,
hesays that Greeley and Brown will sweep
the State by an overwhelming majority.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-16
New Advertisements.

We have had recently some encouragement
Of the right kind, as the two columns Of new
will show. This is the way to
prosper a newspaper, and assures us that our
paper is now a permanent institution.
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sui Vacant.

We learn thai no teacher has yet been en-
gagged 10 take charge Of the Male seminary
We do think that a competent man could do
well with this school "A any rate, We hops
some one will ny ii the coming session.
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"Distracte<i-- Meeting.

The darkies are holding distracted" meet
ings in several parts of Lincoln, Garrard and
Madison counties. They begin their services
here early on sunday morning and hold on
well up to midnight.
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MdY-slull's Race.

Thomas Purdom d. was re-eiett--ssS ms
shall of Stanford by majority Of rs; his OPP
ponet, G. L. Mershon, d. receiving II votes.
Tom makes us the posi effeen. officer wshaye
ever had.
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What We VIII Do.

The oompo-itors Of this office will give one
years subscription to this Journal to the
person bringing Us the largest and best water
melon between this and the lst Of September
The INTERIOR JouRSAL corps to be the
judge. Also one years subscription to III
person bringing US the greatest number Of
water melons and muskmelons.
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STOCK ITEMS.


Alex Trailor sold to J. $. Bruce two steers,
weight S,oso pounds at 5 cents. .
TO STOCK NES.
We have 20 very line fat mules, about six-
'ee" h""u' n'sn' now Ieany lor ,he MARKET
On So =
co,pr NV
,n,,,n,,
. eo,ay nu"'., y YIN sAune,eu W 'o~n
on i's' "o"oay' o"'y = n'ooera'e 'o' OF ''ocs
va, ." u'e ","'Ne' ""e 'nu Two year o'u
nun j" "'s u,"'" 'o'". ,Nei'e o' n''s ~,
ouye" W. "'"u' a''' 1u' ,''''e ''CoN o. 'na'
400 A. s,to
Hogs in demand at 8 and 81 cents.
~
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NOTICE.

Tho-c ~ our advertisers who desire changes
made In their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning next
Al Communications, either u editorial ~ bust
mes charnrter should ~ addrcs-ed 10 HiLfoN
CAMPBELL, hox -, stanford, Ky.
an uioncs rcmittcd ne es adycrtsinf, sni~criptien
~ loh work must h. sent In checks, r--ohce money
order exrrv~s o. u will h. a. the rariier own n-h
Jamos Cook l. our authorised agent al Hu-ionyle 10
cuutrari or Job Work Advertising attend 70 suh-sfii
lions, and receive al monies &c The sane
ora katsui
ls Coeh, Ha<pnviilei y Mclean Crae or,hsrii
l. \ Jones' rias mi , n D0ld.. Shelby city.
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Mr.. John straub is prepared to dye any kind
Of cloth, ladies' dre-ser, gentlemen's clothes,
and fabrics % all kinds. Also to scour any
cloth or garment, and weave carpets from
either ng-, cotton or wool. Give him a call.
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ID several 'wster-melons brought
6Hce as contestants for our offered
u they were rather small ones. We
hat many Of our friends can beat those
lIh have been brosght in. and we hops they
will enter the prize ring at once, and thus give
40 chance TO -et them right on our docket
Come on, friends, with your millions"
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Death Of Beatty Logan.

This old pioneer, citizen of Boyle county,
died at his residence on Tuesday last, and was
buried with Masonic honors on Wednesday.
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IInusl-Onae.


The ornamental brick work on top Of the
new Farmer Bank Is quite handsome
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GO A i!

r am also agent Cor the pure-t aud best art
u Gle Of PINE HILL COAL, delivered TO
parties la town or country In quantities 70 suit
purchasers. rERMs-sTRI0fLY CASH.
tain Coal at lie BY the car load, and viii de
liver coal 10 the citizens ~ stanford and VI
e,nily at 49, per bushel, la ANY quantities de
sftd. fitfl J. r. ALfORD.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-16

turnpike road companies
p erect new bridges at sew
which cross their roads,
D balnstrades on each side.
Is very much needed, as it
liherent companies from loss
bagcs.
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LOST

A GENTIENAN's small hruasi pin c,pntaining the
n pictsse q . lady. literal reward ~ill h. paid
a,-st rONEY HARLAN.
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4. T. Daviess, agent for the sale Of
VIM. Owsley's superior Coal, will furnish
coal In any quantities TO suit purchasers,
at the lowest market price.
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COURT DAY AT LEXINGTON.

COURT DAY AT LEXINGTON.
Captain Kidd reports 1.-TWO year olds, weigh
ing from 100 to l 300 u.s., smooth and fine
sold from 5 to 81 cts. per h. Those Of lightel
weights ranged from to A cts. per II. Shor
yearlings sold from to I! cts. per n. Stecl
calves sold from $50 to s25 per head. Their
was good demand for the first and seconc
rate stock, all offering Of that kind being dis
posed Of. Those Of inferior quality was no
much called for, and several lots remained un
sold The demand for nice harness gelding
was good, prices ranging from $500 to $500
livery very lew mules on the mar SeisS,
III offered were disposed of at satisfactory |
prices, broke mules ranging from $3.50 to s325
,er pair"
DELPHI reports, "a few pairs Of good mules
old at from S275 to 1926; large and good stan
lard yearlings sold at from SIS to 800; and
rood two year olds sold at from 500 to 1925.
The prices of horses were various, ranging
from twenty-five to one hundred dollars.
Peter Gentry, Of Boyle county, beat l. Shell
by's Fayette mule at the Harrodsburg Fair.
Tom Walker, of Union county, Ky, has a
hog, that when Is months old, weighed 555
pounds, and is now deemed twice as large.
Hogs are selling in the vicinity Of Crab Or
chard at from to cents per pound.
The great trotting match at Buffalo, n. Y,
last Friday hatwaen Iucy Goldgmith Maid
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LYrrLEroN SOLD.

John Harper has sold his celebrated horse
Lyttleton to Mr.. Welch, of Philadelphia, the
owner of bennington. Mr.. Welch intends to
enter him in the great international race to be
run at New Orleans next spring. Lyttleton,
though unfortunate in his last campaign in the
East, has made brilliant record, and since
the accident of Iongfellow, and the retirement
of Bassett, ranks among the fastest racers on
the American turf.
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american Girl has a record Of 2:l9; Judge
Fullerton, 2:25i Pilot Temple, 2:24l George
Wilkes, 2:22.
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STANFORD .
FEMALE COLLEGE.

TTIE third session o. this fusitutiou. VII
l. open r.
Monday, Septcmber2, 1879,
With full corps Of teacher, We can offer
a. many advantages in the Literary, Scientific
and Musical Departments a. any school in the
South.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
TIE WALHur STREET HOUSE.

To one who spends much time on the
road no one thing is more welcome than the
sight of really first class hotel. Whittier
one be travelling for pleasure or business, it
is all the same. A hotel is the only home we
have known for years and we can speak by
the card" when We say that this ia
vorite house,-the Walnut Street House in
Cincinnati, iust fill the BILLS the ne plus
ultra in the way of hotels. Centrally lOcat-
ed, furnished and equipped with all that
goes toward making one feel satisfied. Its
large, handsome rooms furnished in superior
style and elegance, its first GLASS table &C.
cancellations, and what is more, its pleas
ant and agreeable prOprietors and clerks
makes it the popular hotel of that city. Try
ID when next in Cincinnati and you will al
ways go there 1t ia to Cincinnati what the
Harper House is to this city, the Briggs is
to Chicago, the American is to PhilAdel phia,
the Massasoit is to Springfield, the Delevan
to Albany or the United States to Boston.
And these We ell know.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
Iuilders, -.1Ss
ADJUSTABLE a8APR, VINE TRELLIs

The best and cheapest Trcllis ever made, cast
cons Lructed and regulated For circulars E'.t- -.
information and for securing territorial rights u-
very easy terms. address with stamp, 7 q. e.
MANS, Walworth, Wayne Co, y \.