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Col. T. W. varpon, our wide awake dele
sate 10 the Cincinnati R=iiroad Conference, re-
turned Wednesday evening last. lie seems TO
regard our pro-pects for the road as Vert fat.
tering. He pledged to the Tfustee-, the right
Of way through Lincoln county, and proposed
in addition, 10 give them one fourth Of the
land for one half mile on each side Of the road
for eight miles on the southern end Of the
Eastern route, and believed the people on th'
route would do the same. This Is I
bo.s, proposition, and We speak for them an'
!. "A sof course they will"
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The Year Seyenty-Two

The year 1872 contains fifty-two Sun
days. September and December each
beginning on q Sunday January April
and July on Monday-october is the
only month beginning on Tuesday.
February began and ended on Thursday.
Consequently we had Eve Thursdays,
which will not occur again until the year
1900. The year 1880. February will
have Ave Sundays, which will not oocar
again until the year 1920. The year 1s-
II began on Sunday and ended on Sun
day. This viii occur again in iss2,and
every eleventh year thereafter.
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Impoverishment Of the South.

From the Washington Patriot.
Il is only now and then, and by indirect
ways, that we get vivid light thrown
upon the ghastly wounds cut into the
body Of The suffering South by the two
edged sword Of war-losses and carpet
bag iniquities. Sums total do not weigh
much. because the people do not take
them in, but are merely stunned by
being presented. So we have a faint
realizing sense Of what is meant by the
fact that State debts, which were only
s76, ,415, $50 in 1850, have been increas-
ed to s291 $3.50, ,O15 in 1872. or that Of
valuation of s6lS, ,232, 1857, in 1870, was
assessed at only o2,65S,557 But we
can see something of the terrible state
to which this unhappy people is reduced,
when we come across instances, now and
then, which appeal to our individual ex-
periences, and touch our individual
sympathies. Here. for instance, letter
lies before us, in which gentleman in a
Southern State tells US quietly that in
1850 he was worth, in real and personal
property. between 500, 900 and sl25,-
900. upon which he paid an annual tax
alton Of sl25. Now, his negroes, stock,
and fencing gone, and his land reduced
by the disorder Of lsDsa- .nsi .iisYs 70
q mere ffseaan Of It's value twelve Years
ago, he has to pay taxes to the amount
Of 5000! Can simple met speak more
eloquently than thati His sstate is re-
duced to less than one-fourth its former
value, and his taxes nearly quintropled
in their gross sum, while relatively to
his estate, they are twenty times as great
as they were. This gentleman is not
kuklux but, put the case that fraud
ulent Government were to multiply by
twenty the taxes Of Stewart, Astor, Van
derbilt. and other property-holdes North,
would not they seek remedies outside the
lawi The amiable Dix, the magnani-
nous Sickles. and the stock and bond
holders Of Erie have justconcluded sue
butentirely Kuklux like raidupon
the Grand Opera Hsuse for q much ] less
matter than the average iniquitous deeds
transacted in the Opera House at Allan
ia, the menagerie at New Orleans, and
the dens of wild beasts at Columbia and
Little Rock. ~
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STOCK ITEM


PUBLIC SALE
hs olIo~ins stool vese ssld al ne ssi q ths pr
,uaf psopsry of Samuel owsisy, dsesased near 'his
place on Tuesday lsst sals On ioar moaths ums'
oss yesrins mule. ESQ 80; yoke Of sesd ~ous'A,s
s..sls weight sbout iiee pounds 80 three year old
.,.I,,., yobroken. so azsa msrs. s7o yoke sod
- safte ~eIEht absati7oo psssdr. sle Oar PEAR
al bali, sod stock. 90 sO; yoans COWS. good sa
s,oa smooth year Ola s,ssrs - co. assd mich
COW. SEQ Is; youas nileh eow, thin sss % ysn's
,.w and cali ,hin sss ysns mitch eov' ss' sh'ss
x..f ala nsanfsfh steer. 90 80; ! ecninon coz and
eai ssf se ysArhss bull szf - hss ,sarifnss .
szs 10: scrub yeAflfhe. 80 IS
Hos -oli a. ths fatt q shout gfsts- iss barrels .
ossn Ia q O b. t<s<L
VIZ rnlvArx sALEx
Mr.. Ju.ses Paxtea cf thtsridnits odd 70 bafn.'''
A Auasr-.s, of Gsuarl iet of Ai cattle @f ION
guns delivery, "a - cents.
s.ss boaxm of osbs l.skss osr year old steers q
Az 81 s-mssl cssHh. % this place ssid 10 -'s' u
two year ssssn "a - pr heAds
yeiass niadl-s1a hesxht q ~ tFsApn. N~@''
.i.s., = no and thrss - "a 'sssfv a. Va
We L.susf ss.snIsshsf -&iss q en1aA- thh ~s'S
rd.riruI6 s.ssssss' ssas, r-a'as q %s<rs
POS sxLs
o., n ln.slsnftrs ain seli a pshaie ssssies. !
| s..r,ra, a Monday jana isth. eeanfy court a.y'
var, 'khs lhorodghbrod GOV and calf 1hea ~''n"
/. .o,rs..s ans GOV ~iI DO veil 70 sosiee 'his -s
sns cnEsrxS rae.
M. Tom RisAArds saii 70 Captain Tom shanks . -
..r,.s cAs.ses bs@f ps ieer s,oaihs Odd .s1 shis
"a q ..a.d. CAet.ds = sat hiA "a o. u
:. 80 .sa ws1hssSks, - prs-as % bis if'sn
a,..xiIh hsaAes, ~. of hosksa.is ooun's' ~
~ f..,sss n.y ssl psssA q BE- ANA ~s--~e
ynk nAs.
L.. p-..oa, q shi- osaHsy. ND ysAfhns oa
~ - sbish s.s.rsa II poasds q ss'i this 80.
J "a .sl.Lss ~ tSssas amer h<sas sA..fsa,
~s.,,, s,,s 4 !. hsss ssss -. si's y M hs.-'
5 Mr. Gsusry has ~ urse AN i.ns % sss ~ -
-. "A, a ss..saabL pfios., Call "a bs', m NJ
!, =. IA. lins tslhst " aiis- ses'h % s's'"'"
- pifa voor.
. y. nae s~Sis.a se@ hr 0ea's l. n.fcss
a..,<~sc~u. NJ, a. sIesinses d ls.sIs ses' -As
"A l,s.fk. 6l.ns-- q sbss anf iosirs' shh se'.f-s
r.,.bly 9Th shs la -.mfhs s'ss fsss'ssa - y
-. y.s ...i ...apa tss ss~,sst !. ffea he esss
"a Ia, aBlily o.msf" Ne shIs - peanA~ 7
n ..e.r -...yAs |. as@ sys.fs-x y sss .'ss '-@'
/, n.sl. .sa sAvs "a ss@sds s-sis'-s Js-'--a
!. m. A. ms -. nslls o. h. ssss ss y -
: "a. .llAss, sf Ll4,ss,sa. ,ea rsny mo. -.
!. ~. -. d sAs s.ls sss sans-hss I-su'1'
-. 4 "a n s.Ls. " s.s and unsi ias akss ..
q 4. ,.y,u. -sli ~ sss prisilsss aaa 'hss 40 70
,,.,,.r.s.i =, shs ussltapn hsss N'rr'''i w. -
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Oar readers viii and BY rsissaosio the Ad-
yer,issmsnt Of Dr.. Barker In another oola~n'
,,ut ,ho.< afflicted with sore eyes and diss.sss
Of she ear, and nose have a rafe offortusssy
% bs relieved in a short time, and without
nam. By eonsul,ias ths Doctor, Who is nos IN
our eoamy and VIII remsin lev Days only.
Dr. Barker performed several successful oP
.r.sios. IA this viciaisy; oas On dAashssr o
Mr.. Lizzie Dssakys shose eyes we're bAdi,
eros-sd; one On iissis soa ef Y. c. pssa ana
an. on . son Of n " Gentry, both s'idi.r''
.mis.si. The patients arr nov sasirsiy fs''s.
Cd Of tbs dslosmiiy, and tAsir sight imP'osss
rhs Doctor performs thsss operation ssi''
h,II,. and cau.ss very littls pain.
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Music and Flowers.

je learn from a poster pasted near our
tse, that the beautiful Cantata Of the Flower
ueen will be performed by forty young ladies
the Sunday schools, at Lancaster, Friday
,si4th n the city hall. This will be a
|z X = ,ni6cation Of natures gems. The
CNS be divided equally between :hs
S AZ that place. We wish them
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CatiIe-Total receipts fbr the week ending today s.
$50 hesd ,caInst 900 hes last week. sale tizf ia
ear. st Co,omunlrsv; ~ esrs y onF HuHirdih tret
and p osrs a weehaeter. 500 seal IN ar.tsf }.
sry strong and sctise at 4 advsncs Iesans me .'l "
ure Il ioc for Pcof Tsxans, lsi2c Tor uinnish u
iinls aai igaisI or Ar " ysihis the .zr1<t eysr-
az Terrns, ". ewt af fcsS, % NJ y cwy cnn = NJ
ans. cvt At ne szrs ewtf ears of ohio, ~ ~
al isaia,c cafs of fiiino5 siilicTs, cx a
sbeep rscelpss ffno0 heal agalBzt n 900 hemi ~
v,et. the markf9 rather stronger Al g. al 11ni'
are searcs ard hfgh selling at frsn " tolsci ~fs =
n.lawar. Is ns al lsc; a car ~ Jersey, - rs ~
Ior. ths rrceipt. II no head for the week ae,iH<
30 head one week aeo, the market b duil a. 49,
With fex pigs al De- reeipts III ears ior yctrrdt'
| and TO-DAY H..
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or ssr Liberty Court.

Fount Young, accused Of the number ol
Trusty, in Casey county, and who has beer
lying in our jail woupded, for some months
wa. taken to Hb<rty last Monday morning L
be tried at the present term Of fht Casey cir
cult court.
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At the sale Of the personal estate Of Samuel
Owsley, deceased, near this place on Tuesday
last, there was good crowd assembled, and
bidding, especially on stock, very lively
A few good cattle cold at good prices, rspor
NJ which we give in another column--/
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Lost.

Mrs. Yssss, mother Of Ia \. Ysies, lost q
p.ir Of silver spsctaelss fsw days ago. be.
tween the residsnoss Of Z. X. Chenauli, and
James Clark. Ths finder win be suitably re
warded By lesvihs them at this odSos.
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Cssar.css, Polyps. q nose and lear, and al sore
ey.. prrmsnestiy cured IN very short time.
Artificial eyes inserted without pain, possess
ing all the movements and appearance Of the
natural eye. spectscles and Pebbles Of all
kinds to suit all sight, and for diseased eyes,
on hands. Parties desiring his services can
6nd him at Myers' hotel, in Stanford, for
lew DAYS only, or by addressing him through
the post once. ~.
N. B. VIII call on patients at their resi-
deuces IL desired. l3-a
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coyISGToY MARKET.

CovINaroE. Jane !, is74
The arrivals for sisrk fs the past week a. bl-
lows shipping Cattle ~ head; Cattle &c this market,
ssi bef shipping sheep go heal SHEEP or this mar
bet, 10 bead; Hogs. eSf head. -
shipping cRttls guole "a y sc bel huteherf 20
sl.ssi,e, secoud quaity DO iafif n hird luai esT.
ale Shippine she,sp 5isaet, bes, h-tffkff DO f4a
SO -eeond quality do asc, third quality do fA4e
Ieml~ per II g, Sas1sc. Hoxs 3,faie. ~
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an unpnhat our fellow eii-
the land is been appointed by
thatin alew ' Central Enecutive
Durham : eIparty in Kentucky
tuck = ..ni body Of advisers Hon.
~ Madison county, made this sp-
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shssrIhere Is e,s-l den,ssa sBl The market lose-
.tesxy Nth al sid We quote at 81 TO tse &c t"s-
M H.rsThs market ain ruIs- ds We quote Al 10
90 ~ IiFht " heavy butehers h~gs AN -'h to-day
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARps.
The rp<~irss Of thee yards COZ the wk ending June
a AZ, A. follows Cattle 8 head Sheep ,f0 hogs 800
Cattie-The mafket to-day !. fair, the suIiHyi how
ever /. eousl to he deunn wequn'e comma W ~.
TN huichrs c.tlc ~ 10 T., shippers .c 70 g. ah
old.
SIC ero-- Iamfs bringing rom 81 IA o. per Pyund
'Has.-Ts$sipss literal and market slow, with price.
uns hanged. We quote, scckerS So 10 r., shiprrg
tIgc gooi 90 extra butchers hays ~ 10 80. e~
len over unssld
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Sich.

Our much respected feIlow-eisis-n, Jno. NJ.
MeRoberts has been quite III for the past
xssk. hat Il nov rapidly recovering.
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rs "a Iss.-s - - ~ dad ssAss-
sill ss-sd--s sIDs~f&l s1s<1.e's r''r -
ossr, y.sd Essy suay Z ~yins 'hss''-s'-
down, wAy ea4bss tAsy shs s'eana ma,
sAs bssay of og asw court sd'ass' .ss ,
shu, osi the WED q oar ,o.sr elockr ana
echo ans~ets-',skyg"
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:. some oas brOks open my library case tho
tor dag, sss sseh shsssho~ several vol
.e = q tsoks. ADoas the missing 10. a.
"a. yolans Of -Dt. KAass Afctie kzflos-
si,s. > Nc, voisms of -J.s.sn On wllA>'
'-Coas a Ps.esies,n ca, sse. l, wosid ssosd
Ne pa...ars % have lAsss bssts rsss~sh %
i.issn.sion given q 10 Who hs- them
-hsps ~ sss wili take book from my hessf'
= ihcat my knosledes "fn
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MATHEW l.. WRIGHT,
PAINTER.

WEST END, STAMFORD. KY.
ID ESPECrfULLY solicits work In his
I" line. Win contract to work BY the job
and Furnish material, or by the day, msterisl
furnished Prices Very Low.
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YoUSo men. don't do It. No, young
men don't do it. Don't marry dimples.
nor ankles, nor mouth, nor hair, nor
neck, nor teeth, nor chin. nor simpers.
These bits and scraps Of femininity are
very poor things to tie to. Marry the
true thing look after congeniality. kind
red sympathies, disposition, education |;
and if this be joined with social position,
or even filthy lucre, why don't let them
stand in your way, Get woman--not
one Of those parlor auionatons that sit
down just 50, thumps on a piano, and
dotes on . whisper, Living statues are
poor to call into consolation. The poor
little mind that can scarcely hthom the
depth ofs dress trimming can't be q
helpmate of any account Don't throw
your time away on such trihing things.
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We t.ks pIsassss In dirscsing ai.snt'on %
the card of Porch a Cooke Wholesale dry
rocas and notion dsslers, is7 Main ssrsst. BE-
tween Fifth and sirth streets, I.oai.siiie, Ken
,seky. This hoass Is vsll-known 20 msn, q
our rs.sil merchants a. strictly hrss-cisas'
and essisIsd 10 fs<if Hbersl pairoa.ss. Their
r,prs.sutaiive, Mf. Fillmore Q. Porch, sosmsrly
Of sonsr-s., Is . putsot. Ind perfectly rsli'
abe youaE gsatlepsn, and b nov m this VI
oiSit,. He wiii vhii, IN the next iew day.
The merchants II D~hville. lancaster cral
Orchard, Nj veu,oa. Richmond. Somerset
IAaaoa .sd m..y other points. We commend
I'm 90 one ard %.
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t''uthern Illinois expects q b'g crop o
! Ianol'es tins year
Vermont farmers complain Of a scar
city Of good farming hands.
Illinois farmcrr this year have planted
more corn than ever.
Delaware has nearly three millioss oI
dollars invested in peach raising. ,
tn. ,o,..ooo ,,.,,. usAy,rv,>6(. :,
l.,rr and fewer nj, wear ,bsn ever tpovr
before. ~
IT.. wh.., .,o, of Moth C,eor.;. |,
;um.n.. .nd n,nm,... a. n. ono 81 N,
h., .v.r h.rv.s,.d
r,I.,ssxv,
t,, .nI
IL A. L. e A. ;r.,.rnon,s H.,
;noro..od from ,won,v.svo 40 s,r,vsv,
ILL.,. % doIl. !, ,.l,,o
=, s,.. 4. m
" - 'u'' :, '"e or -
mos 'ar'ne', W." e"P'O on' "' !,
A,u '' nv o - :" '
a..,r;on. IT. ~;n n,.n, On ooo ..,o. -
- co.,
m5<ta,.,..,
me p'o : non ~. 'nA.ns ' ' ~.
been known 1900 years yet modern sci
ence gives us reason for these processes
and enables us % distinguish betwes'
necessary and unnecessary process
The price Of live sheep Is higher nov
than il has been for years. Lately 10
sold in Chicago at sS rs per hundre'
pounds. for shipment to New York. Tn
advance in price is owing TO the presen
high price Of wool.
Mr.. William Stewart, Of Illinois, ha
COW for which he paid 81 800 in gold
He also has seventeen imported Cotswolt
sheep, the bucks costing $3.50 each, tw
of the ewes sl2o each, and the remain
der sS5 each. The value Of the bloode'
stock on the farm is over $4,000.
The Columbus. VIA: Demoeru, saw
those who sowed winter wheat last fal
are congratulating themselves on thei
eapacity II il ssid that for ten wear
there has not been another season 50 e
vorable 10 the Growth of winter rbe.,
and No,,,sr5rz, vsr-yyc. nm, 3
.nr;no wheat :. m. nr...,,
c. -
-. eoa;n. ~
w;,h m.aI dus;.~.,,,o ,.,,.- .sS,hs S
-. Tp;. i,
r..,..a -
. ~,
e'', s ANe anu n
-, - , s =" u. pu,p u 80
p IN W. PS -
y W." s'e" qu''' Wv"
win e'.a, ".Pe' .nA' rs as goo' ~
-, :o anu 'uen ~. !" wiz 'pse~o oo'n ".'s' y
A"' ~ ' '"'''
q "a TIT cRo~ fg
We CLEAN from our late exchanges
that the late rainA have been wcndsrfaily
boDeficiaI N the rsrura in the Eaxfpru and
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Oar oousspssl.n, fso~ keets.~sls sP"as
.s,.. "a party 81 tvo fshsd eae day ~
niiss bslos tks sphnss, fsessiy, and e.ashs
wish hook and Iiss, zoe sAlno~, 'asasas'ns 81
ipehe. two Ls.. sssasorisg q iachss, AAd 10
.mslIsf bas., non asdsi n inches IN lsnssh.
". hsss susssay pabIisksdssssfsl -ssA ,.iss
bus thi., eoeiss ffcn reliable -enros, "ks'
the r.s.s n ksss-i has l. eonssdsd 10 ss
,hs i.sr.-, ever caught IN keekfa-a'e rss''
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In reply to q eOngratulatory dispatch
from a meeting. of sdIniring JerseymeD,
Mr.. Greeley sent the following telegram
Look out for'the tricks Of the enemy,
| am taking il calmly The tokens are
uneeringS His Il as the chairman read
i TO the meetings "lift up your fiddle
sticks while the air i balmy, and look
out for rotten herring.'--G Gnaat 0rya,.
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ssssl E.sravins. II Gs.. Lee.

Sometime since We referred 10 the fact that
the I.se Monument Association Of Richmond,
Virginia, had two fse steel snsravinss Of Gen.
r. 4. Lee executed in New York--tbe one
quarter si.s, and sold at two dsliars and the
other Life size and sold ai Ave dollars We
as.in refer 20 the matter, and urge IL upon all
Who Admire the great and good man they rep
ressat. 10 purchase one or the other from Mr.
John b. Dickinson. agent, when he calls uPoa
you. Tbs proossds cf their sals arr 70 be used
in erecting monument 10 the msuory Of th'
dead chisftain. Who would not contribute q
.nch esssef The pictures are The hnssi w'
have ever .ssn, aud would sdoru The walls Q
s.y. hut ~. mansion IN Ill the land. - -
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aus from Texas.

ich gives M news from this
.faie, /. Away. sccsptshie. We
,, friendly letter from an intslli-
an Of Honey Grove, in Tsras;
We snther the following BIT Of
,ysi
-ived the "IsrrRfon JccrrAL'
&c the beginning Of IL Publicsticn, I
OF, positively, be without II foe
e Price Of Subscription. I viii
d you a club Of subscribers for u
. is being rapidly developed, and
ire long, 10 take front position
states % the American Union.
ne, Engineer Of the Southern
rentsl u. r. tells me that the
rcads-sill be built, for they are
y 'u.tructicu. When these arc
besr;ll be q great field for money
twemre Of Texas is very bright.
well-gr,. h.v, .ssgamsd a positive
hour and a half.-Ps spec"
ASTIDorE FOR 10,
A poison of most any descr
degree Of potency, which has
lowed Intentionally or by acci
be rendered almost instansaneo'
less by swallowing two gills of
An individual with a very str,
tuition should take twice the
The oil will neutralize every for
table or mineral poison with '
sicians are acquainted.
,,NwHITE POUND CAKE
The whites of ten eggs, o
butter, one Of cream, two Of su
and a half of -four. Flavor wi
burnt alm9gd or lemon. Use OF
of soda aIh two Of cream tart
with care.
DELICIOUS cocoANUT c.
One coffee cup of butter, tw
half cups of sugar, four an
cups of -four. one cup of milk
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ruE IErERIoR JouRNAL


oN"g "uer from our esteemed
,,'e''' ~ "'i'' ua'ed aSoard s'e"mshp hcin
,i'h "a!, was f'oe'Veu VI" south Hampton
'"ss "e.''@'
ih'shs lernal" w "ccounto oi 'rip across
'ne NuNn"c VIII DC aocep.abie TO you, ! Wli'
uy 70 give short and faithful story OF the
UP !" "na' 'o''ows'
THE HAhDoh
Amer having crossed the Hudson, leaving
New York with all its noise and vices, we arr
In Hoboken. We secured passage In the North
German Lloyd line q steamer. Tor Bremen
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pITrsBuRG LIVE STOCK MARKED

csstIs-Ihs uiartet Is ars, saa ~ es|.is
sS,p' the ,aarkst Is arm sad ~ suissI are light
th- prospr'ts are hsos.nae ss<e' 1s< 4Enn ~ =
~ arrivals hssy Phi1sd1lhn y "-t sl~
ioas ~ the prsrseu 80 AA
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vest comes on again and again and itL.
not done. Those who have been putting
this work off should attend to il now
Egchoaoe. .a.... ......I
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n -n-A-'-<z<. r,...xt.. y K-x,.. ~ q is7z \
ersuwhs.,-rss .sps ysry II,sss,ss "a e'lss;
srs steadily ws,n,.nss- ma. ,.a, h'''s's ''s '' '"'
cSn@Tss @srts, !. Isihs. .ss.ss s"a We as''s'sr
white IN seks and ssllssr.l :, y =, ,s y vsh shs usual
,ss:s@p.;ss s:ssi . y :; :,,s e 4 s.sc.; .s,s.
Sys~I snS IN hssi'sS eslsihs' We sp's at
BALI f5aei "a lf<s, ~ 20! 4: A. -.
s, S-.sss ..s asss.s T. sc ,,s e. o''''' and "-'
Bseonzwe yssse shodidsfs AZ ssf.e'e.r a. s. s3T
20 E 81 '''-' '''s' - ~ ,.--.,-. q,
Bulk Nsats-shoaliers sre qnoted o. Hts' e'ee' u"
k.ls0,ass. 4, y a, bat Il b held ''-''s
"1 ~ eg,s, 4, % iss in tseree aud Neg rr-psss
ivsiy. r..,. 4. All, cor.u,sp,l-r denlsnd, and
and Prses are am st ae,,.,ioas. ssw osIni a,
and ss.qlss."a ,as d iss ~ e ssIss = yse- ss
ifz<es De,ssr.n i.14 70 lse. -, -. a. ,..r-
fsrE-Tss,ss rrsa. = q. ~ :. os ssp' 3 S s DO ds
spring and old, {
sss. :s.. s g. ;,s ;ss = !: q s:ii
.sS an S sss, ; ae@aas eas y Ss5 x w
ID 70 s, z i's ws.sss Z. sssas sss :, sss Ss& 70 s
r,%. s.sssss, a, ssa 'aIs q no pounds ''s''''
lssass w..ss. .s...ily .a..neirs, sai trans.
ma y;.s y; a !. q; s %sis r. arr %lsiss &
siizr saod ordinary 9stze, ordinary 9e
i. Co6ss--fhsr but htle uys snsn. n tbs nafhs, "a
bat ges' ar .ass.ssa = = ,s. = ;, soss
n :sg,ly, and p.s': y, ss,s :, fs, sas'
S..ss - .,,s.., .s,s.. !,
feathsrs-h.se ss,ssns ~ e>.. - ,'S f.r rrr,e f,,,
rates Dcaien Me ~ " ~ u ~ '''N ~ Y,
fl.Sr-rT -<sti, a.r, H.. ,a.ad /. wholly con
on ~ sas "a 49,. - -rs sm.r ws quote suI-ahnc .
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-06-07

~ gVfstsf w .:-.x,'
~ = q chairman 2 '-DI' 4
and Joha Marshall. (. from ,hi.
secctary beadquasprss<n, this
Mr.. Clsys postofiidtiDors are IN. n.
Hall, Madison county. . VINO WV
THE COW IN ''s '0'e
HOn,Hssius Nsins gentlemen
ty Kraaaek kirma.) to-wit; Col. I'd.
Cow bun,side, James Herring, Al
ducahss5e Ray, A. X. Denny, II. b.
I'M. Came. Gallagher, I'd. Walker
Nj. In Hisginbotham, Alva
w - Ben Mulliu., Clayton An
niee'13ones, s. b. Lear, Joe, Ray,
isviile- Bright, VIM. DOty, Capt T
w. S.,hn BE- appointed delegates 'e
caid, Cation 70 be held at Frankfort
Lexingsrt
.Y:rhat all the Dsnocratie pa
~ and the LouisvilIe cMsssr
A. 8. Be- 70 publish .hsss proceed
H. ]. Heinz ana
Newport Col Gs adjourn si.s dis
f. T. Clarkson,. GEY, Prsst.
Chas. Kearns. Col. "
Herms, Geo. A. Yates.
Runkle, j. M. Corbin, "a. are e'
ert Howe, N. B. Stephens, Isor
ninger, A. M. Hume asi the
Martin, Covington.
M.cx.srsnee, would Bs The FIJI
s..s people cheap fuel. In the san
asoa, wood can be hanled to our doo'
40 rates, and thoss Who are able TO Ia
,pply for winisr during this season, ss'
10 80. But the larger majority Of o.
8 are unable 70 do H. They have u
,sas TO buy more thar a load or two
!, and eoassqusntly, they are comPeli'
, wood BY the load IN the dead Of vin..
sss whicA prsv.u at that ssAsos. n
Of vssd sslliss 80 much higher in vi
N in sanmsr, h on account of bad mi
S-Isws had . piks tom the hfW =
: The scnsrsss plks, 70 The top Or soos
n Gap, our psopls could buy wood 81
pries per cord s Prsvails In ssnn
Ill. Shall vs net have this rosd %
q ths coming sammsrf
soald save to ali Of s.. In q dhsis u
n, in the aggregate, 10 pay for is q
ton.