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Industrial Exposition

We have received and invitation to attend
the GRIND National IndEssridi Exposition, which
opens in Louisville, Ky, September Sd, and
continues until October 9Th, 1872. This
Exposition WI attract to Louisville thou
sands of people from wary -Aa.i-.- y -
West and Southwest, and an opportunity viii
be enjoyed OF examining the evidences of the
great progress made in this country in the
arts, inventions and manufactures. Nearly
every State in the Union will exhibit it
work. and consumers and manufacturers will
be enabled to judge of the wants and resourc
~ of the country. Reduced fares on railroad'
and steamboats, have been arranged. and ampl'
hotel accommodations secured for all who at
tend. The Louisville Exposition covers near
" an entire square in the heart Of the city, i
built of brick, and will scat on the first aool
alone nearly 10000 people. The natural
beauty Of Louisville at this season Of the
year, her perfected arrangements for entertain
ing her visitors economically and agreeabiy'
and the opportunity of seeing the bushes
men Of the csuntry-the men who are the
basis of its unexampled progress-will attract
all Glasses to the Exposition during the sea
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4 vis,, to Our weo,cn Factory.

We had occasion ~ ,isii TIE WOODEN factory
Of B, Mstinely 4 Sep IN the Wet end Of
town the other a., ard iourd theni as usual,
industriously piyinr the loom, spinner, cardcr
and grist s'onct Tacy are nowerpployine
IN eorps Of hanip, and arc tnrning OF work
. = superior quality more rapidly than here
tcforc. The polite and digniaad proprietor
Impressed ms with The belief that, Il there =
any money in running this excellent machin-
cry hcpsstly and pcrsisiently, he viii bring u
out The goods he j. making Ibis oeason are,
VIC think, suvrior b any Obi. factory has ever
turned out They have a,tasacd very ex-
cellent erist mill 10 thcir large and powerful
engine, ADD arc NV making, 'from the new
wheat which Is hourly arriving in great guam
tities, a. good -four as was ever produced BY
any mill in the State. Lincoln county should
take great pride in sustaining this enterprise.
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Kentucky Fairs.

Madison County Fair at Richmond, August 18Th
four days.
Boyle County Fair at Danyille, August 2othi four
days.
salvisa Fair, near Lawrenceburg, August 20.
Simpson county Fair, at Franklin, Kentucky, sep
TENDER 3rd and continues four days
Henry County Fair at Emnenee August 18Th four
days.
Harrison County Fair, at cynthiana, August goth !
four days
Logan County Farat Bussellvile, August 2ithi four
days.
North Kentucky Fair at Florence, August 9Th i've
days
Marion County Fair at Lebanon, August 9th iouI
dayA
CLARK County Fair, at Winchester, August 27th
four days.
Jefferson County Fair at louisville, September sd
bourbon County Fair a, Paris, september : Ave
days.
Wayne County Fair, at Monticello, september 9Th
two days.
Pulaski County Fair at Somerset, september ioth
Washington County Fair at Springfield, September
2ith four days,
Owen County Fair at New Liberty, October isi i'fV
days
Davies County Fair at OWenshoro, October Isl
Henderson County Pair at lcndcson, October sth
Paducsh AMI McCraeson Agricultural and Mechan
ical Association Fair at Padueah, October 10Th "a
DAYS
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New saloon and Grocery.

Mr.. Thos. S. Parsons has opened first-elass
family grocery and saloon at his old stand
and, ike a man of business, places in our col
umns an advertisement FOR patronage. We
respectfully request our readers to read his ad-
vertisement, and to extend to him liberal
share of patronage when you desire anything
in his line. lie proposes to furnish to the
public all kinds Of family groceries, coniec-
tioneries, fresh fruits, tobacco cigars, notions,
Sc, besides win keep on hands a supply of the
very best brands of liquors, which he is IL
ccnsed to sell by the drink or in quantities.
lie proposes to keep decent, strictly quiet
and orderly saloon, and we hope he will secure
that class OF patronage.
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The Promenade Concert.

A pronounced success-is the expression on
all sides, in speaking Of this concert, which
was held in the Presbyterian church last
Thursday night The concert opened with
some fine music by the Stanford Amateur
Band. The church, large as Il Is, was crowd
ed and all seemed to be deligl ted. Excite
ment was on "tip-ioe" to see and hear the two
very accomplished young ladies, Miss Addic
Iandram and Miss Lou Huffman; upon whom
the managers relied for some soul-thrilling
music. The first piece offered was performed
by Mis-. Huffman upon the piano. "SiVo"nc
VIIr'b BY Winkier one among the most diff
cult compositions for that instrument, and We
must say that her splendid lingering, soft and
powerful touches, could not be excelled by
Thalbcry or Hast During the evening, she
favored the audience with "The Grand Folks
DE Concert" by "Vincent Wallace" and set
or series Of beautiful waltz's composed and ar.
ranged BY herself; all Of which were exquis.
lily rendered and were received with the most
unbounded applause. She being recalled
several times.
Mis-. II. is certainly the most scientific
performer we have ever heard, aud is an
Acknowledged adept in the science Of music
possessing withal the rare power to successful
ly impart the science TO Others. There is IN
this vicinity excellent material for frst-clas
teacher to operate upon, and We hope Mis- II.
will be called to the chair Of music in oul
Female College, and that she will succeed il
making not simply mechanical performers, bul
scientific musicians out Of those placed undel
her charge.
What can we say Of Miss Addie L., tia
would convey to our readers who were moi
present, an idea Of her wonderful genius il
-ongf She sang, by special request, Robert
the Idol Of my Heart "Robin Adair, y
"Under the DAISIES" and "Old Folks at Home,
all Of which were greeted with rapturous ap
plause; and the audience determined not Il
be satisfied with any thing short Of frequen
songs, gave her repeated recalls" Miss |.
is quite young, aud Of course her voice ha
not that power and volume which ii will sure
ly possess after she shall have passed into ma
turer years. Nevertheless, it already possess
e. a cadence and power and volume almos
wonderful; and il is as sweet as the trill Of {
night-bird or the ripping Of waters by moon
light. Sinking now into that low, yet Dis
tinct sound, like the ceasing tones Of silye
ball then rising louder and holder until
fills the entire room with it. wonderful vol
ume; we are at once struck with the fact tina
before us sat a charming genius in the song
field Lynn and kellogg, and Parepa Rosa
and Nilsson, each Of whom are distinguishes
in song; when as young as our charming can
tatrice had no greater fame than she has
We predict for her fame co-extensive wit
theirs, IL she should conclude to try to win i
On behalf Of the concert committee we ten
der the band, and Misses Huffman and Lar
dram their heartfelt thanks for their valuabl
assistance. The refreshments prepared by tn
ladies were all that could be desired.
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Another Problem.

We feel encouraged to offer another problem
for the consideration Of our mathematical
friends since our little sum was responded Ia
so promptly. Now, viii give twelve months
subscription to this Journal to the frst one
who gives US correct arithmetical solution
Of the following, and six montha subscription
for the second solution, and three months sub
scription for the third solution.
PRoBLEM-Two men buy IS acres Of land
at S25 per acre. They pay each S4S7 80. In
the divisional proposes to take the land at s.
per acre more than d to the amount Of his in
vestmont SiS7 5Ol. How much land doe
each get, and at what price per acre.
Don't all speak at once.
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Harrison, a negro boy about IA years old,
living with J. y. Clark, fell down suddenly
the other morning, in sPasm of some Kind.
Never having had a similar affection, he was
thought to be dying, and large crowd Of
negroes from "Africa" assembled around him
and would have caused him TO suiocate bat
for the timely arrival of a sensible white
lady, who dispersed them. lie recovered in
Few minutes.
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A World Renter.

Much has been said about Coklarlr' ~
hand mule, and shelby's blue grass bcater.
We had the pleasure Of seeing Col. Roye stew
arts black mare mule i7I hand high. ind as
splcndidly modelled a. Zee, footed Gazelle.
She l., beyond all question, the finest animal
Of her species we have ever seen, and THE y
saying great deal, for we have seen ten thou
sand or more. II they and Uncle Rove ever
lock horns, the tic will surely come Into the
interior.
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COurier-JOurnai.

II il were not for this paper We could not
post ourselves on the stirring topics OF tho
day. Il was the only paper South which gave
US the great speeches Of schurz, Hendriek, and
Voorhees-the latter the morning after lis de-
livery. We hope that every true Democrat
and Liberal Republican in the South will take
the daily or weekly C0urier-JoSrAai, for vi
are satisfied that such would result in great
good to our allied armies,
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MANY Thanks.

The compos.tors in our Office return many
thanks 10 those clever and cosriilcratc ladies
who managed the concert last Thursday night.
The delicious cake, in great variety, was very
acceptable to a lot Of hungry Young men who
had to work all night "a well a. al day, in
order to get on, their paper and go to tie
Fair next day. The ladios-Ciod bless them
say our gallant BOYS
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A Perfect Wagon.

Passing by the shops of W. Fields and Reu-
bed Flora the other day, We dropped in un-o-
lcited, to examine heavy 2-horse wagon, tho
wood work Of which was made by Mr.. Flora
and the iron work BY Mr.. Fields. The marx
of no tool Is lef, ON the wood, and the prin. Of
a hammer cannot be seen ON any Of the iron
and il l. as smooth as zinc. ;. j, Embrc,
bought il for Sl40
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Circuit Court.

In or lat number we mentioned the call
Of a special term Of the Lincoln Circuit Court
for the trial Of Commonwe. 18th cases, to com.
menoe on the "Wednesday afl,5 the third Mon
day in the present .nonth. We were misin-
formed a. to the day upon which the special
term Is 10 commence. The fourth Monday ia
August Is the time fixed by the order for th'
commencement Of tho term which will CON
tinue, Il necessary, for six juridical days.
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Fine Casaw ba Wine.

To Col q. II, Rochester, Of our town, ws
return thanks for bottle Of four years old
catawba wine Of the Chesterfield ENeelsiol
brand. such wine We have never he
fore drank. II is the pure, unndulterated
grape juice. Col. Rochosie- will leave ~ I
few days ior the South, With larsc bot dfthil
superior wine, and We can arsare our friend
In the South that better wine has never beer
offered COR -alv.
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Swindlers.

One George W. Beard, "a, Amity street,
New York, sends ont circular to green horns,
in which he promises to send them, for small
sum, any amount Of g-ariae q counterfeit
green backs, ana Threatens death and destrue-
ton, Sin way We little dream Of" If we
should elbow" ON him. Come on George
Washington Beard, with your dozen oliaacs,
and We will give you a hot berth in our rock
Jail, and a hotter one at Frankfort in our peni-
tertiary. We desire TO see you face TO face,
George. You ART an unmitigated thief, liar
and villain.
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What We win do.

The eompositors Of this Office will give one
years subscription to this JouRSAL To the
person bringing Ms the largest and best water
melon between this and the LIT Of September,
The IsTEnioR JouRSAL corps TO be the
judges. Also one years subscription to the
person bringing Us the greatest number Of
water melons and muskmelons.
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NOTICE.

Tho-c Of our advertisers who desire changes
made In their advertisements, must hand IN
copy on Monday morning next
An Communication, either II IN edroria " bust.
ne~- ehArastff. should h. addressed ~ HILTON
CAMPBELL boz n, staufsd, Ky.
An mauies RENTED ~ Or advertising sutscrsptior
or bob wurk must b. sent w checis, ppsohcc money
oricf csprsss u viii BE- Al the parties own r-k
james Cook u our authorsei aecnt a. Hu-touyis q
cpntract i1f job Werk Advertising attend 10 suhscri
tions and receive all monies ior the sane.
ora AoHSfsi
ia. Cook, nus,ouvlne; y. n Mclean, Crab Orchard
W. G. Curd, son,erseti n " Bryant, Gum sulphur
l.. = Joncs, Pine iiiil J. n Dplds, Shelby city
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The town Trustees, with an eye single TO
the public good, have had the foot bridge
across the Town branch to the public well,
seminary and Pate's stable, substantially ne
paired. Il has needed il for some time. Night
walkers can now eross over in safety 10 life
and limb.
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Sale of Esal,roaal and Isanss stock.

At the sale Of the personal estate Of T. J.
Jones, deceased, on Saturday last, 80 shares ~
stock in the Farmers National Bank Of Stan
ford, Sold at 81 Is 10 the dollar. -Alao, Is
shares Of stock in educational Bank of Mon,i-
celllo sold at $iil,60 per hundred dollars
Seven shares Of stock in the Louisville I:
Nashville RAILROAD, sold for $40 IS pcr share.
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Wash iiarris, of Buck Creek, was arrnigncd
before Esquire Carson Las; Saturday, on a
charge preferred against him for taking oats
from the lands of another, without leave
or right. Washington was honorably de-
charged, and he went his way rejoicing AZ tie
good sense of the court and the leniercy Of the
law.
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Our Journal.

As an advertising medium to persons living
in Central Kentucky, our JouRsAL cannot be
excelled.
As a local news msdiuni, there Is none bet
ter, II our hundreds Of subscribers are To be
believed, for they all say so.
As a visitor 10 the family ireside, il has no
rival in the newspapers in our country.
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POST NOTICE.

vUvAKEN upas STRAY, by Faulkner lIolmc.,
a OF Lincoln county, living near Cab
Orchard, a dark bay or brown mare mule, NJ
teen hands high, three years old, cellar l,;as-s-
ON both shoulders, the largest mark on the
right shoulder a scar round the right bind
ankle, and a scar half way round the left hind
ankle. resembling scars FROM halter burn,
small scar ON the lacS Appraised st SiCo
before me by William stuart and J ID Pettus.
Given under my hand as justice Of the pence
for the county Of Lincoln this. 10Th day e
July, 1872. q. W. PARE Err, J. L. l. g.
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Valuable Real Estate
-FDk-
8 "A Il Il ]

vrNLEss SOLD PRIVATELY BEfoLr
u the 2ist day % December L. II, | VIII
olIor at public out-cfy, my HOUSE AND
LOT, siuste on Danville street in tho ioYn 3.
Hustonyille. The hoUse Is new and wei
arranged, and contains four or Ave ruoris, AMI
necessary out buildings on the loi.
IA the same time | viii All about ilfiN,
ACRES or FIRST CLASS BLUE 6kNSo
LAND ON the Liber,y turnpike about onr
miles from tO~n. Adjoining the same - 20
Is about one hundred iaorc " tie nnie gin''-
icy Of land, whifh can be purchased ~ rer.'''i-
able rates.
ANY one desiring Ia examine the hoiselohi
or land will address or call ON me, 30 Coax y
/ Green, al IIusionyil.c, Lincoln county, k,r-
tucky. JAS. X. McCORMACk
2l-tis-Of-tf
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Summer Resort

THIS PLACE STANDS UNSURPASSED.
Situated in the heart Of the mountains Of
Kentucky, immediately upon tho noted Rock
castle river, amidst the grandest and most
romantic scenery on the Continent, the pure
air, home-like enjoyment Of the guests, rowm ing
for miles upon the beautiful stream, and fish
tiles for fishing and deer hunting, ample ar
rangements for in aud outdoor amtsssments,
render II particularly attractive 10 an 'thnc
seeking health, pleasure and recreation.
Board per day 81; per week $40. Childsn
under 8 years Of age, and servants half price.
First-Ciass Stage Coaches
VIII run tri-weeSly, TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, via London
from Livingston, the terminus Of the Knox
Vile Branch Of the Louisville 4 Nashville
railroad, to the Springs end returning utter
nate days For further information address
the undersigned at Lancaster, by, or 90
Rockcas Springs, via London Ky.
BURNSIDE, ANDERSON & Co
fl7n1
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MOCK ITEM ..


hore AZ, finely nodelcd, we'll gated,
and "a Ncr; dark wown color and
just Eve AN This s. a good opportu-
nifty or ~ to pu,rhase a good and
stylish ho 1Z'y ,ermY.
'XnrgE nvriocK.
George Eight, one oisagr .host enterpri--
ing young trmer,, cShiVcd a five year old
bullock q our fair, which ~ II hands high
and wcig $50. lie has never been fat,e,l I;
and l. sti1 growing. Mr.. Bright says he in
tends to rake him weigh over 5000 pounds
by thi' tine next year
A FINE PAIR.
There 1is a pair Of bay mares exhibited at
our fair "a which belong to parties in Lou,
isyille, wIucd at the modest sum Of $4,000.
VALUABLE SADDLE MARE.
The Irtmium saddle mare owned by Mr..
Pearson Miller, Of Wayne county, is valua-
bic animal, handsome, and great premium
taker She was bred, raiad and broken to
the saddle and harness by Mr. Reuben Harris,
Of this county, and sold to her present owner,
by Mr. II. at Somerset, for 1915.
SPLENDID ANIMALS.
The lay saddle and buggy mare which was
cxhibiisl at our fair is the property Of a Mr..
Downing, Of Louisville, who purchased her Of
Mr.. g. W. Afford, Of this county, for $500.
Another zine animal, belonging TO Louis
villo rarties. A splendid mare, was greatly adj
mircd BY al who saw her. In fact, we ven
ture 70 say that better show Of stock has
never been made in this or any other State.
Cant H. Helm. of our county. exhibited
a four year oldfIly at our fair, by Indian
Chief and oct O. a thoroughbred mare. In
a ring Of ten splendid mares, she carried OF
the rcd ribbon, and the judges scarcely kne"
how to refuse her the other color Her time
is under three minutes, and she has only beer
in training few weeks.
FINE Ion or MULES.
| Mr.. a. ID. Root, who resides near Turner'S
vile, in this county, has a lot Of % head Of
the best and latest mules we have heard o.
this season. They are three year, old, and
average l6 hands. Mr.. Root has handled then
with judgment, and viii reap his reward by
selling them at their full yalue-s2oO pei
head cor eat them every one
PRIVATE sALEs.
!. S. Bruce sold to Burnside a Anderson
10: Of cattle, weighing 800 lbs, at > cts.
! + Bruce sold 50 Dick Moore. 81 two
year-old cattle, weight 1850 lbs, at - "a.
NJ p II Cror Of this county sold n few
1,v. ,go "a George B,t,er,on. of Bowie.
air ~ sour.vear-olJ mules for $3.50.
,..r,.,,.rerv, A..
o,,t a., 80 ~ IL, III. e. soo5
~" "'''' p''
,h"ries urim's' OF ''"i'"'u' So'u 10 ~
" M pn.. g. sooo
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Homicide.

Tuck Ballard, Marshal Of Crab Orchard
shot and killed Marion DE Laney whom tho
marshal vas attempting 10 arrest for INSIDE
meanor. Ballard will be tried tomorrow
We abstain from iurlhes particulars until
after the trial.
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Our Want Column.

II you have farm for sale,
II you want TO buy farm,
II you have a COW 10 sell,
II you have a horse 10 sell,
IL you want 10 buy either.
II you have lost anything,
II you have found anything,
II you want TO buy hore,
II you want to rent a hOusc,
IL you want 10 hire servants,
II you want boarders,
Ii you want a situation,
II you want work,
II you have grain to sell,
II you have anything to sell,
In word--any want you have can and shou
be advertised in this column Of the ISTERl
JoURSAL. If you will do so, you will fl
il TO pay better than any other investme
Just Try il once aud judge for yourself.
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Removal.

The Farmers National Bank Of Stanford
will remove their effects next week 10 the old
bank building formerly occupied by the stan
ford National Bank, and will occupy the same
until their new building is ready.
IN J. II. SHANKs. Pres't
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Conslablea 90 be- Elected.

A constable Is 10 be elected next Monday
in each u the following precincts, iowit
Highland, Wayncsburg and rah Orclarl
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OLD ROCKCAsTLE SPRINGS.

YE1HIS FAMOUS WATERING PLACE
q. has been Thoroughly reftted, and is now
open for the reception Of visitors. The great
Medical qualities and virtues Of the wAleFaFe
too well known to require any culogy.
AZ a pleasant
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FROM THE FAR WEST.
Purnlo, CoLonApo, July 2ist, 1874

the following, "iiow do they irrigatc? DO
they take water from the creeks in buckets and
pour Il over the ground1 II 20, don't il cost
great deal 10 buy the bucketsH'
We would refer this gentleman 10 the manu-
scrip, Of II. a., "what Know about Farm
ing" page i76io, where he will End the sub
ject fully discussed, commencing "Gnntcan't
be irrigated; whisky prevents; bucket. un.
svailing. Morality keeps pace with distills-
ton, old Bourbon fcarfully irrigated-bull
pups are q nuisance, &c, &c"
Another gentleman asks US; '1sn't the whole
West filled with gamblers, thieves, escaped
convict-, robbers and scoundrels' Isn't the
Indian a cruel, blood-thirsty devil and is Il
safe To 20 outside the townsr We have no
objection 10 answering such questions as these,
for we know the prevailing opinion in the
Fast l., that such Is the case. There are some
grounds for such opinions, though the reports
from the West Of "Indian outrage-," &C., have
been greatly exaggerated. A person is as COM
para,ively safe here in life, liberty and prop
erty as he isin the East. ~ course, this Is
not the case throughout the West. Arizona
l. yet grosning and the blood Of her citizens
still flowing and dying her saddened soil, while
the number II her "rough." has not materi-
ally diminished, and the preacher in an agony
Of despair, cries out to her sister Territories,
Come over into Macedonia and help ~
Hardly week passes but that some Of her
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Zine :, la.t Vt. all thing. even.
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which could s,ais, Il uniersiyen,
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"A. Gel anne a.licacv in advising ON,
friend. "a come West IL Mace. US in a po.i
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