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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

alert fAvor " with an excellent letter
from Somerset this week.
The agent for the Polyglot Family Bib,
10 meeting with great success.
Freq rent inquiries are made at the door Of
our sanctum for the miniature Office
The Somerset Fair will commence on Tues.
day next We hope to have the pleasure Of
attending =
We thank Mr.. Judge Bailey for pair Of
the fines, sweet potatoes we have seen this
season. Weight nine pounds.
On our outside page will be- found an excel.
lent article ON the subject of Common School.
in Kentucky, which We copy from the Louie
willie Ledgor and failed to give proper credit.
Our fat contributor at Monticello fivor-
u with a letter this week. We certainly ap-
preciaie the effort, especially from one who
draws 30 avoirduPois, aud Thermometer 9s'
In the shade.
Mr.. J. VI. Santiier request. u To announce
10 the public that biz photograph gallery will
BE- closed from ihi- date tin the middle q next
week. Aher that time 1t will be opened only
for a short time
We learn from Col. C. H. Rochester that he
has bought in this section q country somc
fhy thousand pounds ~ cloicc Catavba
grapes. lie will make this season five thous-
and gallons Of vine.
Captain John Iliggn. -cft o.. the other day
a savage looking pct in the -harc Of grccn
worm about four iuchc. in length which il
saii to be very destructive on grapes at this
scason Of the year. Captain We have no grape.
10 spArv-lndcOd We have nor{ ~ all.
Music is The predominant iatg.s In towh
rr-vsI 81 irs Peytcn has bec- sqjourning
with u. and hss N-N.ld in awakening a
lively iniercsiin the concord Of sweet sounds, -
be and other les renowned have produced at
several private concerts held al the residence
Of Squire Carson.
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We are glad to note that our article Of re-
cent date, suggesting the propriety Of procur-
ing the pictures Of several Of our eminent old
citizens, now dead and gone, for the purpose
Of adorning our courthouse walls, meets with
the cordial support Of all our people. We have
been assured by the friends Of the late Eph-
rain Pennington, that they will furnish, at
their own cost, life-siie portrait of this
staunch old citizen, who reflected honor upon
the days in which he lived and moved among
Us. wehaye also been assured that the County
Court will furnish fine picture Of the la
mented Thomas W. Napier, and we hope the
friends Of the late Thomas Helm will furnish
Us portrait Of him.
We desire to know whether or not any Of the
relatiyes Of Ben. Logan have picture of him,
and If so, whether or not they would furnish
us his portrait for the same purpose. Judge
W. @. Bailey has promised Us his own por-
trait, and We desire to have il at the earliest
day possible.
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Music Teacher.

N, - rmehart has engaged Miss Lou Huff.
man to take entire charge Of the musical dc
partment in our female college We under.
take to say that Miss Huffman j. a. thorough.
ly qualified, in every particular, to ell this 20
sition as any other taaehsr male or female. in
the State. Although she is yorN~Ald ha.
never taught large class, we know that she
is abundantly able, by her musical education
industry, perseverance, and great good sense
To conduct a large class in any institution d
learning in the country. All who have heard
Miss II. perform upon the piano, will agree
with Us that but few performers can equal her
and her strong, yet beautiful voice, Is scarcely
inferior to that Of the most charming canta-
trice.
We hope there will be no private CLASSES
made up, but all that who desire their daugh.
tiers instructed in music, will place them under
Miss IL care and tuition; and we stand ready
now, and hereafter, to endorse her as a finished
and elegant performer and tutor
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.

s sSssx g 81 siEiA ,,IsNI Petition E.pare
VTyEIE PETITIONERS JOHN G. Scar
u. gent and Susan Sargent having fled
their petition in the Clerks Office Of the Lin
coin Circuit Court in vacation, praying that
Susan Seargent be empowered BY judgment Of
said court to use, enjoy, sell aud convey for
her own benefit any property she may own or
acquire, free from the claims or debts Of her
husband John q. Sargent, and 20 make con-
tracts, SIC and be sued as a te,ne sls and trade
in her own name, and dispose Of her property
by will or deed or otherwise, Il ia therefore
ordered by the undersigned clerk Of said court
that this notice Of said petition and its objects
be published in the IETERioR JOURNAL, a
newspaper published in the town Of Stanford,
two weekly insertions not less than ten days
before the next October term of said court.
WITNESS, W. II. Miller, Clerk Of said court
this 9th day Of September, 1872.
W. II. MILLER, c. L. &C
A copy-Att.:
W. ii. MILLER, c. L. &C. 27-2t
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The Basket Meeting Played Out.

The gentlemen who first agitaied the pro-
priety of holding grand basket meeting here
on the l4th of this month, met few days
since and concluded that, under all the cir
cumstances, il was better not to hold such a
meeting, They came to this conclusion from
the letters received from prominent men who
were invited to bs present and address u.s. saying
that the Peace Jubilee and the Exposition at
Louisville would weary all Of them by the
time they were done with, and none of them
felt able to promise US a speech. Therefore,
all the committeeman who were appointed to
solicit supplies, are hereby instructed not to
trouble themselves further. We hope, how
ever that many Of our people will contribute
something TO the Louisville meeting, and send
In supplies on tomorrow or Monday.
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Camden. Carpenter aud Embry.

oaTucsday morning last thcse throe men
were taken TO Frankfort 10 the fsilitcntiary,
there to pay the penalty OF outraged Law and
order. IL Is a heavy deb, to pay, The gloomy
cell at night, the close and unwhole-ome air
Of the prison by day; their constant associates
being fclon- Of all grades aud degrces Of crime.
Shut out from the blue sky, the bilny winds,
the music Of singing birds and habhling brooks,
the punishment is, indeed, a terrible one.
seven long yoar Of deprivation 81 social
intercoure-depriycd, too, Of the liberty of
seeing wife and baby boy who live "iar out
upon the prairie" Seven long ycars confne-
meni at hard labor, in felon's cell This j.
the penalty Camden is to pay. should il not
BE- fearful warning to evil-docrsg Should hin
case not teach Us all to abstain from every ap-
pearance Of oyil2 The lesson thus taught
him, il one he can never forget, lie is slill a
Young man, and will be at the end Of his con-
fncmenL We trust he will come out Of II.
, purified as by Ere, and tina, he will yet become
a good, law-abiding, peacable citizen. Uu-
der.tand, YOU who would violate the law, that
Il must and will be indicated and upheld at
all hazards
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mcrs and traders and merchants, take the In
TERROR JouaNAt, which will keep them -
we'll posted regarding all the markets, stock
news, and agricultural Interests. Another
reason is, the citizens Of Lincoln county are
our friends. They come to see ~ and bring
their stock to our fair, aud they are coutinu-
ally trading IN our midst, and we certainly
ought to keep up friendly communication Of
all kinds between the two counties and by all
means take the INTERIOR JoURNAI.
ALERT
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Protracted Meeting.

Our Baptist friends at this place will begin
a protracted meeting in the Stanford church
next Lords day, and will continue several
days The pastor, Rev. A. d Rash, informs
us that he has the promise Of the services of
Rev Green Clay Smith, an able and eloquent
divine. lie regrets, however, that their meet
ing will conflict with the Presbytery Of the
Presbyterian church, which will be in session
at the same time, and says this conflict arose
from misunderstanding as to the time the
Presbytery would meet. We hope such ar
rapgements will be made in the hours Of
preaching as to enable the members Of these
two denominations To attend the different ser
vices
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John Camden.

This man, who was tried last week on a
charge Of murder and found guilty. for cause
shown, had the yenlict set aside and new
trial awarded him, which resulted, in con-
sent verdict Of voluntary granddaughter, and
punishment by confinement in the penitentia-
~ for a period of seven year., and was sen
fenced be the judge on Saturday morning last
He was taken beice to the State prison, by the
sheriff, in company with Carp enter and En-
brv on Tuesday morning last.
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The Louisville Ledger.

Among the best newspapers which we re-
ceive is tho Louispils Ledger. In our opinion,
il far surpasses the one which preceded it, and
every number seems to be an improvement
upon the other. Mr.. Dawson AMI his associ-
ates may congratulate themselves upon having
the best evening paper Louisville has ever
had. We wish them abundant success in all
departments of their spicy, newy, entertain
ing evening daily.
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Gu,hrie House al Lebanon.

Central Kentucky has not better hotel
anywhere than the above. An obliging land
lord-new house and fumiture-attentiye SER
yants--excellenl fare-and moderate bills,
What more l. requiredH All those are found
at the Guthrie and there il is Immediately on
the edge of the platform. This house is the
general stage md ticket Office and railroad
dining stand.
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Please Renew.

Those Of our sub-cribcrs who find a cross
mark after their names are notified that their
time expires with that number, and are earn
csily requested to renew. We will in all cases
stop your paper when the time for which YOU
subscribed expires. Therefore, please author
ise Us to continue u you desire to aid In sup
porting this institution. Our terms are ~.
r-ariabiy in odrunce
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Kentucky Fairs.

Pulaski County Fair at Somerset, September 10th
three days.
Washington County Fair at Springfield septemho-
cath four days.
owen County Fair a, New Liberty. oc''ber list hv'
days.
Davies. County rJ.@It ovensnOro' October LIST
uepd,r.pu cu-diy Fair at Hendeson, October sth
hvsa@
Paducah and McCracken Agricultural and Mechan
icsl Association Fair at Paducah, October 18TH feui
days.
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Ren,otai.

Our old fiend John J Huffman, one Of the
oldest and best landlord this county has ever
had, removed from our ovn this week to take
charge Of the Miller House, Lancaster Ky.
EyeryboSy remember this, and when you go
to LAM aster give him call and the attention
you win receive from him will cause you to
thank us for this information.
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Guide 20 Omcers In Kentucky.

r. r. Boiling d Co., Blank Book Manufac-
turers, Louisville, Kentucky, have our thanks
for copy of "Bolling's Guide to Public Off
GERS in Kentucky" which no civil officer in
the Commonwealth should be without; and
indeed private citizens should have a copy for
reference. Price; bound in leather, 81, in
muslin 81 IS, in pamphlet form 81.
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Ephesus Church.

Last Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Daugherty preached
an excellent sermon at this church from 3rd
chapter Of Titus and 9Th verse. The house
was crowded with an intelligent audience. A
lecture was delivered before the sermon, to the
crowd, by gentleman from Stanford, on the
subject Of Sunday Schools. The good people
of this neighborhood deserve much credit for
the erection of comfortable, large church
edifce.
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Supposed Arson.

Frank Morrison, an old eolored man, who
lives near Millidgeyille in this county, was
accused Of firing an outbuilding on the farm
Of Green T. Jones in Lincoln county. An in
yesugation of the case resulted in his aequit-
tai, and il Is now thought the house took ERE
by accident
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-06

At the Warren County Fair last week, a
complimentary premium was bestowed upon
the Peerless Beehive, patented by Mr.. j. W,
Proctor of Franklin, Ky, which is advertised
in these columns. Several of our citizens
have purchased and pronounce them the best
in ure.
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A Teacher AT Last.

Our Male Seminary Trustees have at last
secured the services of a Principal, Mr.. j. W.
Payne, of Virginia, who announces in this
issue that how'll open his school on or about
the 10th Of this month. We hope our people
will patronize him, and thus build up our
Male institution
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Farm For SIDE.

One Of the most desirable small farms in
this county is advertised for sale in this issue,
known as the Finn Hay farm. Mr. Geo. X.
holland recently sold to Mr., j. IL. Edelen, OF
Lebonon, KY 100 acres, retaining about SO
acres with all of the improvements. The
whole tract is now Offered on reasonable terms.
See advertisement IN another column.
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Meeting Of Presbytery.

The Pennsylvania Presbytery in connection
with the Southern Assembly, willconvene in
Stanford, at the Presbyterian church, on Thurs
day next, at half past seven o'clock, p. NJ, and
will continue in session until after the follow
ing Sunday Preaching each day and at night.
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SaIter's MELONS.

Our friend Col. Tom salter called in and in
yited US to come out and eat Of his fine water
melons. lie saws his vines are all fresh and
healthy, and full of large, splendid melons
and IL any one wishes to buy, he viii sell them
very low IL persons will come to his patch
lower than any one ever bought them before.
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Died.

On "Wednesday morning lasi, Of disease Of
this county, Mrs. Annie f., wife Of Elijah
Pence. Her funeral took place on yesterday,
from the Christian church.
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Don't.

Please don't talk to the proof-reader when
he is reading proof sheets, and don't read the
proof yourself or the copy on the hooks.
These are private until the PAPER leaves the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-06
NOTICE.

Tho-e 81 our advertisers who desire changes
made In their advertisements, must hand In
copy on Monday morning next.
Al communication either n 30 editorial Or bust
ncs ehafagisf, should h. addressed 10 HILTON A
CAMPBELL hox n, staufufi, Ky.
All mpns- remittel ~ hr advertising, subscription
" JOB Nur. must h. sent IN cherks, pssi-ufeo muney
order OF ofpres of u vii ~ N the parties usn risk
jams. Co1k l. our AUTHORISED agent NJ Hustonville 10
cuntrart ilr Job WORK Advertising attend 70 suhsCfii
tons, and rcsaive all monlcs Cor the same.
ouR AaENrsl
yas CecN, IIus'onvillei y y Mclean, Crab Orchard
W e. C1rd, S1mersri! . n BRYANT, Gam sulphur.
l. :. Jouc-, Pine ilin J. n Dvids, shelby city.
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South Kentucky Eair.

Our thanks are due Mr., +, A. Richardson,
Secretary, South Kentucky Fair Ground As
ISOLATION, Glasgow, KY, for complimentary
ticket to their fair, which viii commence Octo-
Der LIST, and continue four days. All entries
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Injunction Granted.

In the suit for defamation Of character, in
stituted in our Circuit Court by Miss Alma
Miller va, W. X. Denny, an injunction was
granted plaintiff on Wednesday last, against
defendant in the sum Of $4,000.
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Fall Term.

The Fall term Of the Lincoln Circuit Court
will convene on the 3rd Monday in October
and continue twelve juridisal days.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



MoSpAY, SEPT. 2, 1872.
NEW YoRK-Fat cattle scarce and wanted.
Texans rather dull. Kentucky, Illinois and
Indiana "a cwt., selling at lac.
CIScIsSATI-The demand equal to the off,
erings. Common to good ranging from So to
"a so; prime butchers stock So 25, and ship
ping cattle S. 25a5 co.
LoUIsvuLE-6O0 head on market and all
changed hands at fair prices. No extra ship
ping beeves ON hand. Good butchers beeves
"a 75a5 25; good to choice s4Cs4 30. II the
market East holds strong a fair advance will
be obtained next week
SHEEP.
LoUIsvILLE.-The market ia steady, with
but little, If any, change from last week. The
receipts are fair, and We quote for best "a 30
60, per 100 ibs gross light, 81 50CG2 so per
head. Lambs Receipts light and market un-
changed. Best lambs, weighing from 20 " so
ihs gross, sell at s5a6 per 100 lbs gross; light,
81 5O62 so per head.
ClNcISSAu.-fhe demand was fully up to
the supply, and the market ruled firm. We
quote common to prime 50 5OCa4 30 per cen
tai gross. lambs sold at "a 5O(a6 per GENITAL
gross.
CNcNSGrI-We now ,,dote light to extra
heavy averages "a 1908 per GENITAL gross. A
few extra lots brought S. 10.
LoUisyILLE-The market still continues
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Quarterly Court.

The Lincoln Quarterly Court was in session
on Monday last. But small docket Was gone
over, and but few people in town
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WANTS.

We will insert under this held short advertisement
at ~ CENTS I.f line, earh lnsartiun none admitted
under threc lines more than ten. Try tuuccl
W ANTED-To scii ~ of aad with improve
w ments, Ccgiaf creck. New hhx-hpu- Maier
and timber dne. Address u J. stephenson, -ttniuri,
Kentucky. .o-am
NVANTED-A god colorr.i coax, washer ani lrpner,
w fbf q small family. Apply NJ this oihce.
NxTANTED-To ell, on reasonable terms, . gloi
w douhie waited roadway Apply toe. hWaiers
Lancaster street 2t-tf
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Mast.

From our country friends We learn that the
laa.l this season is an entire failure, with the
lsption Of chestnuts, which appear TO be
:. Iklan, In some localities
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STANFORD
FEMALE COLLEGE.

TYHE third session Of this Institution will
l. open
Monday, September 0, 1879,
With A full corps Of teachers. We can offer
as many advantages in the Literary, Scientific
and Musical Departments MS any school in the
South.
Expenses ior Half-Session Of go Weeks.
Board, including fuel and Lights. 800 90
Tuition in Primary DEPARTMENT. - ~
Tuition in Preparatory Department 20 ~
Tuition in Collegiate Department.. % 90
Tuition in French aud German, each 20
Tuition in Latin and Greek, each. %
Tuition in instrumental Music. - ~
Tuition in Special Voesl Musie...'. - ~
Use Of Instrument. ......, r...''''..'." W
labratory fee-........ ....s .'''''''''" q ~
Nashlng........... ,........ ...A '''"'''' -
lncldentals. ,".......S." ''., . ~
Painting and drawing at Proics-alAl,rlees-
For additional information, address ~
W. &. TRUElEART, Principal,
23-6w Stanford, Lincoln county, Ky.
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800
REV ARD!!

Nwulos s-GISSJE: nj, El.lIlIress-..Ir.REwfan1p
sevcn miles south Of stanford, on I'D ~ fr-.
set pike, the two horses below cescrisss- and
which were stolen from my premises on the
18th Of August last
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che shove quotations on bacon and other produce are
retail prices. small discount Is made by merchants
from the above figures whea taken in exchange for
merchandise
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DESCRIPTION.

One is large, dark bay about IL hanjs -,
six years old with some white strillS Oh kis
left shoulder caused by being burned for the
fsiGla. The other is light bay, about 10
hands high, aud aged about nine years; with
both hind feet white lie is thick through
the shoulders, and bears marks Of fstula also.
He is fair saddle horse. The large horse Is
thin in order; but the smaller one Is in good
flesh. Both horses are natural PAGERS.
27-tf JAMES YOUNG,
Highland, Lincoln CO., Ky.
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Thoy< Of our citizens who are taking this
papegl prize il very highly. hear il repeat
eddy stated that Il is one. of the best papers in
Ind State outside Of Louisyillei that il is sound
ON politics, and instructive to the hreside
Your correspondent as we'll as many other
subs (rribers, think il due to Messr. Hilton a
Cam ,bell aud 10 Lincoln county, that our far
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james kennedys--r- ------i.,-r Ornef Avis
also awarded two premiums, one in roadster
ring and one in the saddle ring.
George Affords bay saddle horse won the
"blue" in. his ring with all case, and he attrac-
ted the attention of gentleman from Spring
field, who was extremely anxious to exchange
$3.50 in greenbacks for him.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-13
".THE RECORD
Prospectus.

The want Of religious paper which should possess
certain well defined characteristics has long been felt
in East Tennessee. Such paper IL was seen, should
be so cheap that every family might take It yet so
high toned fresh and vigorous to behighy esteemed;
so local in character TO interfere with Of our
able religious weekes, published abroad; and so ex-
clusively religious to compete with Of our pro-
gressive secular papers.
1t is proposed to this want by the publication ut
Knoxville. Tennessee of paper called The RECORD.
which while especially under Presbyterian auspices.
shall sincerely aim to develop the religious interests of
East Tennessee. The news Of all the churches and
gious bodies in our section will be thankfully accept
ed, and will be given fully and impartiay pos
sibe.
The great aim will be to acquant our churches with
one another and place people in practical sympa-
thy with the great religious movements and the
est Christian thought of the age. Politics will be
tirey excluded. Nothing uneharitabe or partisan or
controversial will be admitted but only that which it
is hoped may promote the glory Of our Lord Jesus
Christ. in whose name this enterprise is begun.
We desire to place the PAPER in every family in East
Tennessee this end earnestly ask the co-opera
ton of every Christian worker. That cheapness and
excellence may be combined, it will beissued monthly
but on good paper and in the best STYLE and will
sist of eight pages, large quarto.
The first number will be issued early in January.
1873. Now is the time to subscribe.
Subscription, FIFTY CENTsA YEAR, invariably in adj
vance
Addass all articles for insertion t. Rev. P. d. Cow
AN, Editor.
Send advertisements and subscriptions to
O.B. SMITH 4 CO., Publishers.
noyl3, odeP2jw6t Knoxville, TIE