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FROM HUSTONVILLE.


IIv~oSvmLE, KY, Nov. u, 1879.
c5rr,sporasaes Laieri5, J,srnat
The great quadrennial spa.m Of the nation
j. ovcrpassed The battle has been fought
fgainsi fearful odds, and signally lost. No
ono seems to be surprised or disappointed.
Our people seem di.po.el to accept the situa-
ton and bow submis.ivcly 10 the awful dispen-
sation. In fact We begin to feel brighter in
some respects, knowing that obastcning must
work for our good. Olrelration day was I'm
usually quiet. The vote on the part Of the
Democrats was by no means full pne but We
suspect "the Nations Ward" out did the CEN
sus. They were civil, however.
Stock is moving RAJ IDLY Tor the markets. A
great many hogs have passed through in the
last few days, Giycns & Burton shipped por-
ton Of their mules on Monday last, for Mis-
sissippi.
You announced last week the death Of Mrs
Lizzie Butt Her funeral was attended on
Thursday, at Mrs. Ovens, by one Of the largest
asscmblagcs we have ever seen on like occa-
sion, in the country.
An infant, the child Of Mr.. and Mr.. Lusk,
died at +. :. Kaufman on Sunday, and was
taken to Lancaster for int,rment yesterday.
We notice that the Danvillc Adro-r'c advcr-
tiscs for a copy Of Zimmerman on Solitude
for private consolation during hi. aoiourn up
"Salt river lie will not need IT, We know
Of no more populous resort than the same To-
calty promises to be. OF course you will be
there, Mcssrs. Editors, with a hot Of other
clever fellows. II il almost pity Durham
was prevented from making the trip it would
have afforded him ample time for finishing
hi. speech on the tariff, and settling the qucs-
sion as to the exact place of his nativity.
Some pretty fair joke. are got of at the e1-
pense Of our demolished party. For instance,
Jim Good says "thc Democratic party should
emigrate to Kansas and grow up with the
country OF course we smile grimly, but
there is no gushing. We cant be said to Gu
joy the thing.
But you want room for the Boston FIRE. "
The conAagration Of a city is a much more
serious matter now than it was few years ago.
Yours, F.
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WI ANDERSON keeps refined Sew.
ing Machine oils.
Pulaski and Wayne.

A friend who Las just r'ui1,d from a bust
nc-s tour through tie rouu.i,, ct Pulaski and
Waync informs ~ ihas a., people all 'aroIrh
that section Of Southeastern Kentucky arc iu-
hilant over their ine crops, aud seem rs happy
~ any people on earth, and as PROSPEROUS a.
farmer, traders, and merchants can Dc where
fine crops Of all kind, are .nmcrcd. lie says
their "hcg crop viii be- over an average. and
that many oi the iarm,r. arr preparing Ia
drive them To the markets. The only serious
evil felt, our friend says, is the very low stage
Of the Cumberland river, which prevents the
shipping Of coal and other commodities down
10 the lower markets lie says that under this
s;Nte Of affairs, the good people there feel
more and more the need Of railroad That
II the Cincinnati southern was finished, thous-
ands Of dollars would bc poured into this ~
gion in exchange for the many products Of the
hills, the farms, &c., which must, Of course,
find lodgmcnt elsewhere He says the peo-
pie have done al they can do 10 secure this
great blessing, and would do more if possible.
lie says the evil elect. Of The war which borc
a. heavily upon the people there, are almost,
II not quite ohliteralcd; aud that at no time
since the war, have the people been 20 prus-
perouG We rejoice to hear such information,
and heartily wish them increased and ncrcas-
ing prosperity.
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Mr.. John Dickinson, Of this county, return
cd home last Monday from the Southern stock
markets, and reports trade Hat. lie left here
on the 29th Of August with 20 head of mules,
which he drove through the mountains to
North Carolina and has tried many markets
in South Carolina and Georgia also. The cpl
zootic is creating perfect panic in the South,
and together with the scarcity Of money and
the small demand for mules, "makc5 times
squally on traders" Several Of the largest
Southern cities, among the number augusta,
Savannah and Charleston, have passed ordi-
nances forbidding the entrance Of mules or
horses into their boundaries, and consequently
no shipments can be made to these important
points. lie left Mr.. Stodgill in Georgia with
the remnant Of his stock trying to press sales
50 he can reach home this week. Cotton is
declining slightly, and the planters rae de-
pressed
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Truly Royal.

Fire is a terrible element Of destruction,
Against the deyouring fame there is hut one
protection so far As los is concerned, and that
il by having a policy Of insurance on your
houses and goods in frst-class fire insurance
company. Such company il the old and re-
liable Royal of Liverpool, England. II you
want to see what she IL, turn 10 the advertise
ment in our present issue. Chicago and Bos-
ton burned, and still she will pay every cent
Of her losses there and have over twelve mil
lions left-slO,O 100000 Of which is equivalent
to gold capital, and over s2,5OOOOO reserve
fund. Thus paying all losses out of her sur
plus fund, and not dollar Of her ten millions
of dollars gold touched. n You want to in
sure in a company that can never become in
solvent, go to the agent Of the Royal here or
in TIustonyille or Daaville.
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They Favor ID.

Several public spirited citizens-large tax
payers too-rcmarked to Us on Monday last,
that they desired the question Of purchasing
The buildings on the corner Of Court Square
agiiatod from time To time. We are glad to
hear surh aypHcs-ions. The thing Is right, and
il Is practicable, and is evidently necessary to
the safety Of our county buildings and public
records We do not urge that il be done now,
as money is scarce aud times 70 hard" but
simply desire to keep the matter before our
readers who arc interested in improving the
town, and rendering almost Grc-proof our
splendid now courthouse. \ few thousand
dollars only will suffice to make it the largest
aud handsomcst court square in the State.
Therefore we hope when the proper time ar
rivc-, some Of our public spirited men viii be-
s1ige The county court and have the appropria-
ton made. In the meantime lets all work
quietly for The much desired appropriation
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4 fine son was born 10 Mrs. Samuel Duncan,
near obi. place, on the 9Th inst Mr.. Duncan
Is absent and we wouldn't think it prudent Tor
The editors o. lot him see this item Of the Is
TERROR JovESNL la this Is the inst until De
reaches his acquaintance.
OCCASIONAL.
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One Of our seventeenth century merchants
has recently put coat n paint on the front
Of his Anticipated store house. When he sees
and realizes the benefit II advertising he will
probably he able {, build "throe story brick
with town hali On it,
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FOR pure Cider Vinegar, of the best
quality, 60 TO W. H. Anderson's.
GARulRD COUNTY ITEMS.

Prom the Central Kentucky News.
Lancaster cemetery has been enlarged aud
will be publicly rc-dedicatod on "wednesday
the 9th inst Mr.. T. b. Robinson, son OF
b. f. Robinson, elopol with Miss Annie Baugh-
man TO Cincinnati and wcrc married ON Tues
day morning last.........Mr. james b. Le1yal
writes from West Point, Georgia, that "salos
Of stock are extremely slow and dull and
money very scarce. Those having stock at
home had better feed on till after Christmas.
......... Married on the Eth inst Mr.. Il. A,
Burnside to Mis- Mary +. Iandram, daughter
Of Gen. W. }. Landram. Att,ndants-Mr
Robert Kinnaird and Mis- Addie Landram,
.........F Five cars OF hog were shipped from
Lancaster this week car loads,
or about 5000 hogs have been shipped from
Lancaster this season, and there are 600 in
pens waiting cars......-Ambrose Buford bought
of Reuben Gentry 30 fat work mules at one
hundred and twenty-five dolars........A A
brakeman by the name Of Tom SGlter had his
hand badly crushed while coupling cars at
Lancaster last Monday.
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GO to W II. Andersons for your am
unition, pistols, pistol cartridges, etc,
Mono Hero.

W. learn that our friends in this county,
and others who are accu toned TO deal in ouI
town, have been afraid to come here 70 buy
thcir goods. because they heard that the small
pox was prevailing Ia onr village. We assur,
all, that such is not the fact n there was a
single case Of the disease in town, we would
feel Il TO he our highest duty to inform them
Of the fact. We pledge our sacred honor
that there Is not a single ease in or within one
mile Of our town, and there is no more dan
g,r in oouing To stanford, than in going "a
bed at home,
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Another EsOnsi.

Ges, we need another line Of railroad from
the great markets Of the country to the great
South. We saw very large drove of fine
mules pasf through our town the other day,
Soing to the markets in the South ON foot.
Many long weary miles must be Travelled by
them, in order to reach the Georgia or Ala
bama markets. We asked the droyer Why he
sent them in that slow way, and he replied
that to send them over the Louisville * Nash
willie railroad would cost him more than the
profit he could make on them Therefore, we
argue that the only way to avoid this heavy
charge Is Co build another road
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The following is the vote Of this county by
prccincts.
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FOR Sewing Machine needles call al
W. Il. Anderson's drug store


An unfortunate poaaher commonly called a
trcspasser, passed into the farm Of a gentle
man near town the Other day, and two fierce
dogs were set upon him which caused him 10
take himself up into an apple tree, which
was iortunately near at hand, lie lef HE gun
however and the lord Of the manor came out
and relieved him upon his promising never to
porch or trespass upon his lands again. lie
promised most seriously; the dogs were called
Oh, and he went home wiser, If not a better
man. The moral Of this Is, keep on your own
side Of the fence, and dom 40 on another man
farm unless you are invited or have HE per
mission to do 50,
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Col. W. VI. Carpenter reports the dullcst
day ever in Stanford. sale. dragging; none
worth driving home on sale; gris scarce and
money scarccr. lie sold 10 good late calves,
SIG; plug horse SCl; COW and calf S23 80;
good mare 500 -; p head year old steers,
SIS; 8 3-year old hcifcrs, Sl,; II 2-year old
steers, SIG; Pr common oxen, so; , straight
steers s22 50; do, 50 30 per hundred.
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W, H. ANDERSON has powder, shot,
caps, wals, &C.
Young America Versus Fory.

The best and most certain sign of progress
which the business men Of that nation or COM
munity do business. Wherever you find an
cold iogy man. or an "old fogy" firm coming
in competition with 'young America" firm,
You will find the latter doing more bushes in
month than the former will in twice that
length Of time. IL is young America, not old
fogy America which builds cities, railroads,
water-works, turnpikes, Geography, new steam
rhips, sewing machines, and everything elso
which has the word Progress engraved upon
the 'front.' All hail, therefore, to young Ameri-
ca, and goodbye old fogy.
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Last Monday was court day at Lexington
Col. Caldwell reports: Tolerably stirring day.
Some 900 or 600 cattle on the market. Gener-
ally sold at fair prices; brought from 50 80
to 5 IS per hundred pounds. Sold 81 head,
averaging LOO, at SIS 80 per head 50 head,
averaging $50, $50 10; miscellaneous lot brush
stock, SIS 50; oxen from sllO to sl59 per
yoke But few mules offered, and still fewer
sold. One lot two-year olds bid to Sill and
taken down. Good many plug horses sold at
from $50 to Ssj-buyers being afraid Of the
horse enidemic
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MOTHER Eve never had Sewing
Machine, but her daughters prefer the
New Wheeler & Wilson.
From Richmond.

We learn from a gentleman just from Rich
mond that business there is as dead AS a dried
fish, and the streets as quiet a. a grave yard.
All ON account Of small-pox lie said the dis
ease Is so fatal, that some patients die within
a few days after being taken. There is not a
case within the town limits, as a neat and
comfortable hospital has been erected outside
the corporate limits, who're some twenty-five
cases are under the charge Of physician
lie said the town Trustees had nice hous'
erected within twenty four hour after the dis
ease broke out 4 Law, he says, was passed
compelling vaccination, but that in many
cases the vaccine matter seemed to be either
worihle-s or inefficient Any one here, either
in town or county, is eriminally neglectful il
they fail to be ya,cinaied Immediately.
- -
uHHQtE nfg avufnraauta af all hind 4
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Mr.. A.D Root. one ofonr industrious young
farmers has a thirty-Gyc acre field Of corn
which We are assured will average a barrel to
the shock Of 10 hill. square. lie shuckcd four
shocks recently which measured ont six bar
rel. We don't think any one can beat this
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90 all the usolc-s and cyer-to-hc deprecated
creatures upon the earth, the loafcr hears on
the prize Nothing 10 do Nothing doing
no one to care for No one to care for him ;
what i hir aim, what hi object in life? To
eat, to sleep to drink, to die; unwcpt, "unhon-
o-ed and unsung"
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Important 10 Encanpment Menu
hers.

X. /. IIombrook, Grand Patriarch of Ken
lucky, and other distinguished brethren Of the
Order will be at the next meeting Of Golden
Rule Encampment, Tuesday night, the l9th.
There will be work in all the degrees and Pa
triarchs Of this and adjoining counties are
earnestly invited to attend
4. A. WARREN, Scribe.
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To Our subscrii,cr-.

Our subscribers are respectfully notified that
We employ no ccliectors All sums due ~ must
be raid 10 one Of the proprietor Of this Jour
nal, or in ous absence, to our foreman, "
you desire proper credits therefor
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Young business Men.

There is not a town in the interior of Ken
lucky, or any other State, which has a greater
number Of Young and energetic business men
than Stanford; and nowhere else do they 30
persisteutv advertise their business. This
matter Of advertising every week is becoming
more and more popular every year. Such a
plan j. found to work well wherever tried.
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Subscription Paid this week

To prevent errors and to obyiate the ncccs'
atty Of rcoeipting to our subscribers, W. will
publish every week the names 81 those who
pay Us; which shall be q receipt To them. II
you have remitted your dues by mail during
this week and your name does not appear in
this issue, you an notified that wehayc not
received IL
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Religious.

Elder Dale, Of Woodford county, aud Elder
tin, Of Halls Gap church, have been conduct
ing scries o. mcctings at the Christian church
at Crab Orchard since last Sunday week. They
have lad larvc attendance each day, and
have hal lie addition. tn the church.
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Grceley'- majority 9; Adams Democrat
majority 81. A great many Democrats re-
NAMED at home, rs in all parts Of the country.
NINTH DISTRICT.
The following Is the official and reported
maioritics Cor Adams lpomocratl and Wood
lRcpublicml in thi, the oh district:
Rockcastle 81; Wolfe PSI; Menifee
POO; Montgomery ljs; Powell 32. Total 737.
WooD-Knox lOl; Whitley III; Josh Bell
1872, Clay 100; Laurel Ia; Estill SO. Total
507 The counties Of Jackson, Owsley, IIar-
Ian, Perry, Brcathitt, Morgan, Magoffn, Floyd,
Pike, Le'chcr, Elliott, Lee and Martin we
have no reliable news from, but enough to
satisfy Us that our noble and inviEcibie stan
dard-b,arrr will represent US again with a ma
iority Of over 700. JINHS
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a Collector.

\ good collector in community is-a de-
cided advantage to business men. Dan. Nil
ler's card.appear' in this issue. Read it, and
If you have any debts You desire collected
promptly and the proceeds Paid over without
delay. hand them to Mr. Miller.
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Death OF DIR. Chas. B. Huffman.

This young man, in the vigor Of early man
hood, went out West to seek his fortune as q
professional man. He was young man Of
fine natural powers, and as a physician very
promising. But death came upon him in
stan,ly, as tits thought, for he was found dead
in hi- bed Many Of his old and young friends
and relatives here will sincerely mourn hi.
sad and unsimely end
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NOTICE.

Th6-o Of our advertisers who desire changes
made in their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning next.
An standardization, either " IN editorial bust
ne-- character, should hc addressed 90 IiLlON
CAMPBELL box r., STAFFORD, Ny.
An monies remitte-l tr advertising, sulacription
lob vofk must w. -ent IN checks, pus-ui 10 money
order 10 espross u vi he NJ the parties own risk
james Co1k l. our authorized srruta ~ nusiouvs IN
contract fsr JOB Work Advertising nd 10 suhfp-
tions and receive all monics Cor the same.
ouH koENrs'
Jas Oook, Hustonville; :. q. owens, Crab orchard
W e. Curt somer~cti D. II. Bryant, Gum sulphur,
4 \ Jones, Pine uill
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Remember the great sale of real estate and
fine stock at Blythewood, Madison county, on
next Tuesday. We understand that several
parties at this place will attend. See descrip-
ton and terms in another column.
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Our old friend Will II. Spradlin, civil On.
ginccr. who j. veil turvn by many Of our
ciuEcns, having been located ai this place
while the l.. a Y, railroad wa hcing built
called to scc u on Wednesday last on hisvay
10 Mt We non r.turuiny f-om long engage
hams, which be informs u b.. just been COM
pleted, he having come up ga Ihc fr.t through
train
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MILE

Mcssrs. Hays & Moore went to St. Louis
last week and returned with a drove Of 50
fine mules They intend to feed them for
some weeks and then ship them to a southern
market
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FROM ROCKCASTLE.
PiNr HUI, B0cEcAsrLE Co. kYa
Npvamlrr 18th 1872

IlNE iitiIt ENt NfAHfII 'o,f kNY
November 18th, 1872
csvs'poaisa-s hiesia, .opyHal'
A0er silence Of several weeks, We beg 10
catch t',o readers eye.
ACCIDENT.
Nr Jcac pitman and \. J. Duan met with
q horrible accident few days ago while blast
iug in one of The cod mincs in this vicinity.
They accidentally .ct Gre to key Of powder
which exploded between them, burning and
hrui'ing them .oriou.ly, though they are both
alive at tlis writing. Til. should bea fearful
warning to others who ace similarly engaged.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
John ioodeu, brakeman whom YOU men
toned To your lat issue a. falling from the
cars near Cedar creek and being instantly
killed, wa. a resident Of Livingston Station,
and hi- corpse was taken home to his greatly
bercavcd parents and friends aud buried.
woMAS's RIGnrs.
Our calico divine has been delivering some
intensely interesting dscourses during the pas,
week, aud has attracted large and attentive
audiences at each discourse. Since il has be-
come generally known that the presence Of
babies had a d.agrccable effect upon her ner-
YOU system, the practice has abated to some
extent. a few hundred more could BE- spared
on such interesting occasions. This eloquent
cHpounlcr Of Hlriling truths Is creating quite
a sensation in our midst and we will not be
surprised il some Of our people are converted
to the strange and incomprchensible theories
she advocated so porsistcntly.
ELECTION RETURNS.
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Personal.

oar thanks arr due Dr. A. r. Mcrriman Tor
ls.c 'outh,m papers. The Doctor b. making
. shor, tour Ia the South, introducing hi ,ui-
liable invention in dental surgery. We wish
him the success his atmospheric plates merit.
and speedy return home.
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Married.

At Mount Vernon. Ky, on Tuesday the l2tl
inst, Mr. q. n. ADAMS, Of this county, to Ni.'
MuLLIr mccall, of Mt Vernon.
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Hogs Wanted.

| want eight or ten hogs for family use-iat
and that will weigh from 22j to $50 pounds
gross. Cash on delivery. Call at this office
Immediately. II. T. HARRIS.
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No les than a dozen entcrprising men talk
loudly aud lonely Of building a. many three
story bricks with n town hall on each
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CATTLE.

NOVEMBER II, 1872.
CATTLE.
LoUIsvILLE-Light demand for cattle Best
selling at 81 500 8; good 50 50@l.
Market slow with no percepible
change in prices Shippers worth s. ESQ So
Best butchers SlGi so; common from 81 90
to 50 90,
Monday 18th.
LoUsvILLE Extra choice lots were sold to
packers at 81 30 during the past week, but to-
day best grades sold at 81 %; the lowest price
being 81.
Tuesday l2th.
Receipts Abs head. Packers buying at
SiCai IS as an extreme range. The bulk of
sales being 81 25
CNCISNATl-M ouday, hogs were duh at
81 1904 80; receipts heavy for the season.
Tuesday, five packers were at work. Prices
ranged from s. to Is, and in Chicago the
bulk of sales was at 81 %,
Wednesday 18th.
The receipts 7,45l head, aud 2,63O left in
lNiH AhTblAs lANA1 haAAltss'a AAl al AtN mar
kets throughout the country. The market
here opened to-day at Sl9i 10 Cor choice lots
and clored weak at 81, and few sales ct lower
figures. Prices will evidently range consider
ably lower daring the season. Ia Cincinnati
the extreme range Of prices was s3 S5tll 80,
aud bulk of sales at s. The range of prices
al Chicago was - s5taE
HOGS.
There has only been l,3i7 hogs shipped
from the Stanford depot this season, up to yes
tcrday morning OF this number IN were
shipped Wednesday night viz Burton& Read
1903, X. l.. Farmer 1917, d. l.. Stephenson 50,
Grow a Kennedy $50, Z. Bush CO. q. W. Al
ford 81
LOCAL MARKErs.
No sales Of cattle to IMPORT this week. Our
pcop!e are nov more directly interested IN the
hog market than any other, On Monday last
the news OF the Boston fire had a damaging
effect, and no sales were made that We are al
yised Of Several sales were made during the
week at 50 1908 S.. Parties who shipped
their hogs las, week claimed 10 have eaiisld
"a. In another column will be found the Ia'o.t
news from the Louisville and Cincinnati mar
7 kets,
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Dr. Samuel T.. Craig has removed bis office
up stairs in the Masonic Temple Entrance
from Lancaster street
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LOCAL BREvtTIEs.


Several parties are delivering corn in town
At 81 per barrel.
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One Of our entcrpising grocers shipped to
Louisville last Tuesday 800 dozen eggs which
be purchaacd from party from Cumberland
river
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