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Manitowos Rapids, May ., 1882.
r. 5. Wool may be left at Geo. h@AIers
a at VI. Mahoney'8 store in the city Of
Manitowoc, and the rolls VIII be returned
IN the same place. Il 3w
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Those wishing TO secure bargains should
call at the Manitowoc Drug Store. IA
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elsewhere

DoY'T fail 10 examine the fnc stock OF
boots and shoes at Ryder's before buying
elsewhere.
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A SPLENDID assortment Of boots and
shoes at Rvder's.
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County Officers.

~'.-Ir A. WIttenberZ.
Gers tire Court 4. Pieni1z
Re.,-'.r Of Deeds John Franz
CORN Clerk G. 81 Pg-nct.
Cru-.v Jreasure-. q. Even.
C.rrty Tudc- ". v. waldo.
=u1' - s,e4oCts N.chaH. IIr-an.
C'-..G IN Board Of -rusrvrsors, il. L. Huobird
Dis: Attorney. /. 3. Treat.
CisY Governments.
Nryor. CHas- LuIin-.
Clerk. Joseph iianEin.
Treasure. A. y Richter.
PuiTCe Irstict Don 4 SHOVE.
Auor1sv. Il y. Forest
bars. 81. Jz.UJ Eavrr.oH.
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Roll ElFGEs1g.

The undersigned improves this opportu-
nifty Of returning his thanks to those who
favored him with their wool carding the
past season, and at the same time, wishes
to inform his numerous customers and the
public generally, that he has lately sup
piled his carding mill with new set of
cards, ana that he Is now prepared to do
wool earding equal TO any factory in the
State. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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We seldom turn aside to notice In this
pointed way the business Of our friends, but
the popularity II this air-loalina stove and
hardwar honseis 80 we'll deceived, that W, can
not forbcas making special and pointed notice
Of their bu .insss.
These gentlemen Az successor Harvey a
Girdlcr, vino hal alrslyeocurcda large trade,
but which the Messr. Cttgr have triblod in
Central and Southeastern Kentucky. Theirin-
forests in this section j. ably represented by
Mr.. Lance Curd formerly Of Somerset, than
whom does not travel for any house a cleverer
or more rclialle gentleman. Mcssrs o. 6 Bro.
are Manufacturers and Wholesale and g, tail
dealers in stoves, gratos, casting copper, tin
md sheot-iron ware, tea kettles, sad-irons,
coffoe-mills, scales, &o, and are perfectly roli-
Bile every way; and 10 our rtail merchantsu and
others wishing goods in their line we heartily
commend them. Their goo alaays turn out
as represented, while n e. price are lower
than any house We know
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FOR pure Cider vinegSs,, Of the best
quality, 20 20 ". H. AndeIson's.
a Cbancery Court.

At The last term Of the Lincoln Circuit
Court the lawyers suggested that we have a
special equity and criminal term in this coun-
ty. Their reasons therefor are quite obvious.
Asthe court now stands, wehave but two terms
per year, Of Il days each, and in those terms
the judge tries Law, equity, and criminal cases,
all during the same term. The result is that
rlany cases, Of each kind, are laid over from
time to time, aud liiigants are greatly troubled
thereby. II there were a special equity and
criminal term established, and to be held be-
tween Spring and Fall terms Of the court for
the trial Of civil legal cases, much more bust
meas would be done, and great expense saved
to the State and to litigants. II car he dem
ons.ratcd, tia; II such a court were established
In our district, the expense TO the State would
be greatly lessened. Criminal cases, when
continued from time 20 time, usually cost from
$3.50 to $500 each, as the prisoners must be
kept in Jail very often, when unable to procure
bail We shall have more to say on this sub
jeet before the Legislature meets in January
next. Meanwhile, let our people think Of the
natter, and let our able representative make
up such a bill as win meet the wants Of the
people.
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FROM PULASKI COUNTY.
soMEnsEr, Ky, Dec. Sd, 1872.

sowERsEr, Ky, Dec. Sd, 1872.
crr,goadenoe Interior Journal
The 1Nrrmop JornNAL did not reach our
town until this evening, however al gave II a
cordial welcome Il comes az the dew TO the
flowers, having a refreshing tendency. The
Post Master says when this excellent paper
fail, TO come N time, "many sad faces are
recn oxclaiming, how we wish II had con.s."
BIT We must not complain while the epizootic
is IN our land.
Now l. the time TO subscribc for good home
paper; one that gives all the important news
in your immediate localities, and one that will
keep you posted regarding all the markets and
furnish your families with the very best read
ing matter.
Mcs7rs. Hilton & Campbell propose enlarg-
ing their paper, and are Offering great induce
ments to those getting up clubs and in this
way the best country paper in Kentucky and
a first class weekly JovRyAL can be obtained
very cheap. 50 60 TO work and make up clubs,
II not give your names to tie proprictors at
Stanford or their agent at Somerset.
MARRIED.
At the residence Of Mrs. y. G. Crawford in
Somerset on the evening Of the 2sth ultimo,
b. The Rev. ]. Currant. Mr. J. BEArm GRAoG,
to Mis- MATTE CURp.
May their future be one continual scene Of
hallowod bliss, widening ard deepening as il
bears them EDWARDS and upwards to that Great
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DO You Blame Their?

Some of our hunting friends have said to US
that. man who was mean enough 10 post"
his land from hunters was mean enough to
take any sort Of advantage of his fellow-man.
To such we say-have you reflected that If
you were a farmer, or land-holder, you would
be willing to have a man, or set Of men, come
upon your lands and shoot over them, to
the great danger Of your stock Of all kinds9
Would you, furthermore, be content to have
huntsman come upon your land, pull and
leave down your fence; open, and leave open,
your gates or bars; and thus permit stray
stock to enter and destroy your crops? If so,
you are made Of "milder" stua thar most
men.
We are sure that no clever farmer in our
county would object oany gentleman entering
his enclosure in the right way, and hunting
over the same. Those who will not so conduct
themselves, should be made to suffer.
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Inc 'hn''mas honnays are iar 'pp'oeeh-i
IVY 'on'e " OUT ,e"'er' arc i''n, so'ne W"
pOo'' "n' some '" a'.o'",e N'n'' "ha' I" 'ae
suv ., VIC "r.. 7" '"e 's"e', 'na "n'. '"o
u"y ~ , w. la us' ',.s'eu y,u WV" Nv
a ,. ,'o's'"oa,e. n'e'sur V''"- 70 ~,
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co'ers ~ "'s S''i,,','s '"''ur'" " I'm W."
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sporting ON Forbidden Greund.

During the last few days a number of per-
sons came into our county from adjoining
counties armed and eqippcd for hunt hav-
ing in their possession double-barreled shot
guns and following them some FIVE or six
hunting dogs of various breeds. The cause Of
their coming here to hunt was, that The farm
ers of he counties in which they live, arc
not willing to have them shoot over their
grounds. II the gentlemen think our Lincoln
county farmers arc not posted on this mat
ter let them try the experiment, and they
will soon find out that they arc as fully pre-
pared to defend their grounds as any set of
men in any other county.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-Apply to R. @.
Warren. 39-f
Quarterly Court.

The Quarterly Court, his Honor Judge
Sauhey presiding, has been in session this
week. In the case Of Jacob Guest vs. Trustees
Of the town Of Crab Orchard, the decision of
the cour, below ws' reversed. Nj Guest
sued to recover money paid as town tax upon
his farm, which has, under late act Of the
Legislature, been Incorporated into Crab Or
chard. The cause was ably advocated by Mr..
VIM. o. Hansford, for the Appellee, and Major
W. q. WEIGH, for the appellant The decision
of the court will absolve a number oi persons
from paying tax, Whose property is ASSESSED
in the same way.
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Do not imagine, dear reader, that We intend
to inAict a long, hootless homily, under a cap
tien.so suggestive Of moral hsrrangucs. We
merely call attention to the fact, that to-mor-
row is the day which is to decide who shall
pocket the price Of the Library Drawing. To-
morrow will, perhaps, transform some poor
plebian Mr.. Smith, Jones or Burn into our
distinguished and pairician citizen, Colonel
Smith, Jones or Burnt makes 80 rruch
difference, does The Almighty Dollar. That's
why We mention the suspicious Tomorrow.
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Too Much Talk. o. Something.

In regard to the way our pos master and his
assistant attend to their duties as officers Of
the Government, We bat ce,l,nte the verdict
Of every body, when we So 40 Office In this
Commonwealth is better Conducted; but that
there are bitches in a. lines of mail between
this plae. and Louisyiile and Lexington, and
other points is equally certain When il
takes letters longer 10 come from Lexington
here than from New York here, we inow
their is a screw loose somewhere. We invite
the attention OF ,Ae Superintendent of tins
Division 10 these irregularities.
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MISERY of Kentucky.

Our readers are aware Of the fact that Col
lins has written a history Of Kentucky, but
unlny 81 s...sE. iJ not know that Wa. y Al
len, Esq Of the Greensburg, (Ky.,) Bar, has
also written another history of This State,
which Is now about ready to be delivered to
subscribers and Others who desire to purchase
IT, II Is published by Bradley & Gilbert,
LouiHville, Ky, snd sells FOR 80 30 per copy.
Many Of our old citizens are mentioned in its
pages men who seeded the Central part Of
Kentucky, and who sr idcn,.fei with its his
tory We hope that all our readers will pur-
chase Aliens History Of Kentucky Shey can
be procured 81 L. r Chcnaults drug store.
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Gene, Young Folks!

December j. here with its cold Winds and
wintry nights; and with them ccr'e the
thoughts of glowing fires, and pretty girls and
in printing G. chords. We don't sec any good
reason why our beauty and chiSalry car not
pass away an evening now and then in those
old social past times 80 congenial To ali those
who sometimes forge; mnterislism for the
Beauties Of social life Tor our part We con
fess to particular fondncss in this direction;
and although our fortune is made, albeit the
rough one Of an editor, we strike hands with
the jolly, philosophic dog who sang of
his fortune with genial glow equalled only
By his matchless verse:
shes glen me monte irt'an ncg,
Sin could striddle owTe 4 rig
But, by the Lord, tho should beg
WI lyart pow,
III laugh, an sing, an q axe my leg,
Aslang's dov!'
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VIII. ANDERSON has powder, shot,
caps, wads. etc.
That "Cute" Picture.

The, Wes,rs P5sqi Record, published at Chi
cage, the most reliable postal paper in the
Union, Gays;
"How is il that the proprietors Of Or Fire
side Friend can give away to every subscriber
al,eautiful chrome of lGx2O inches, and which
retails everywhpr-rt -i5r4-!.ssa -e lhan we can
tell. But they do it. And it is certainly an
elegant picture. The subject is most PLEASING
and II will be beautiful ornament in any
household. Oar Firesils Friend has attained
a very large circulation, and Is firmly estab-
lished as one of the leading family weeklies of
the Union.
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JOB work done promptly, and in the
best manner. at this Office.
SMALLPOX.

We are informed that there are three cases
of smallpox in this county, near Gilbertscreek,
a. Mr.. Ben. Holtzclaw's. Mrs. Phelps, a Wild
owed daughter of Mr. Holszclaw, came up
from Louisville last week with four children
to make her home with her father, having
been left in destitute circumstances by the
death Of her husband a short time ago. A
few days since one of her children WAS taken
sick and died with smallpox. Her three re-
naming childron are now afflicted with the
dreadful malady. Doctors Burdett and HUFF
man, of Lancaster, are attending them. There
is no telling where the plague will stop, as We
are told that several of the neighbors in the
vicinity visited the deceased before the disease
was known to be smallpox.
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This gentleman, @. w. c, T, Of Kentucky,
and Editor OF tbo Gooi fsaplu9 Aleoouie,
aiiHacd our citizens in the courthouse on
4 .lar WIGHT last Owing TO the -b5rt notice
given Of t. Time h. would adiress them, the
crowd was ROT such af the good causc he &C.
presents 80 ably ami industriously, deserves.
We ask on ralders to 90 and hear him
wherever on occasion prescn;s Itself lie is
doing gre surs ios hisnaiye State and the
cause - temperance.
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HUNTERS equipments Of all kinds
at w. II. Andersons.
RaccooIs yohn smith.

Mr.. John W. futile, Of Monticello, Ky,
donated 10 the Kentucky Library last week,
the original AMI first bible which belonged TO
Elder John Smith, better known by the name
OF Raoooon John smith, who7e life and works
are familiar to many of our r'aders, he being
distinguished pioneer Of the Christian church
ia this country. This Bible was printed at
Philadelphia In 1910, and has a number Of
texts marked by It's original owner. No more
acceptable gin could he made to hundreds OF
his admirers in this and adjoining counties,
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FOR Sewing Machine needles call at
W. H. ADderson's drug store.
Very Wild.

The horse-disease as it has appeared in our
midst, IS in very mild form, compared with
its ravagcs mother localities. With the single
exception Of the mules belonging to A. S.
Myers, there has been no caec of serious con-
sequence. Even they have done very well,
and will soon he restored to thoi7 former use
fulncss. Our citizens have been very cautious
and this accounts for the mild form Of the dis
ease here. On Sunday last the weather was
very nnfavorable. and great many new cases
we're reported.
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4 sad Accident.

We have to record another death on the
railroad. As the train from Louisville came
up on last Monday night, a man by the name
of James Baxter, who resides at Riley's Sta
ton, fell from the platform, and the car wheels
passed over him, killing him instantly. Our
informant says the man was intoxicated, and
that the blame does not rest upon any one
connected with the railroad, but probably
upon the man who sold him the whiskey.
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are compelled 10 Acknowledge that he isright
and hope that others similarly s''"A''u "'''
follow bic e.amule--iake your coun'y p'Per
" you arcunablc to'ake more thanone journal
v.t..... ,-....-.,.;n, =. ,,,t. about tbe
I'm. r. .,,,l,o,;.ias man.
80, ~, 80 -. o,o,l ,nge,.,
,,'.i , -. ,,..rsiitr. e.,ras Of
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-. '.t.,,.d the r,ds,risn
,,t...i.'....,..n'fI.d,,r IN {, s,rl sps
ga III. mi. m an, .,,,srf..yr Greatly
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r.,...,... t.r. .i.,p. d. oraela.res.
So. ,r.,.. e,,., a.. chickens in our
-. ... ... H., e,ond i,.re ia tl...s.ion If
..... a.. -, v,bfe We abhor IA
III 81 i,t,,,., a,,,,r, +, of emitting H. .e
-, e,bt s,..b a,.,r.. ~ We sin in
49,, .,,.ct Of t,vl 4. bctt.r for thc
80, ii 49,, ,,,,..,, -,,-. hearty and p-pl,fc
49,. -. - eh,,.bsi. or praLu,' oI-n.
N. ~ ,i,,, "a c,-. Of IN, cine fowl
-, -. 10 ,ho, those Of any other
I'll e.
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ihe-e are GLORIOUS "'! ''' Wv
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.llonor b Ilhorn Ilonar.-

Wanotice that some Of our city and coun
Try Exchanges credit to oilorpapers that which
should be credited to tl. Journal. sleh care
leness Is not excusahle. Certainly, those who
clip from our columns anything worthy Of
being copied, shoall give the proper credit
Why not2 Our own rim is to give proper
credit to any Of our exchanges from whom we
copy any article, and It il but righl that they
should treat Us with the same courtesy.
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Leap Year Party Ina Lancaster.

We have been honored with an invitation
10 c grand leap year party, to be given By tie
ladies Of Lancaster, and vicinity, tonight Do
eember 9th. Fourteen Of the beauties FOR
which Lancaster is SO famous set their isir
hands to the call, to say nothing of the iadie-
whose fortunes are already made. Many from.
here, doubtless, will be there and the enjoy
ment will be a. 1t has ever been in Lancaster
Of The highest ard most cultivated or,ler
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New Railroad.

A gentleman of this place showed us pri-
vate letter from a prominent gentleman rcsid-
ing at Atlanta, Georgia, in which he says that
the proposed railroad from Stanford, direct 70
Atlanta, will be built, and that the surveying
party Is now in tie field and win finish run
ming the line to this point early ia Januar,
next A committee is now in the Northern
cities negotiating for loan sufficient to build
this road
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The winter term of the Casey Circuit Court
is now in session. Judge Fox begun the same
ON Monday last. The docket Is said 10 be a
small one, and the Court viii probably adjourn
before the expiration Of next week. Several
Of our Attorneys have gone down. The ease
Of fount Young, which was reversed BY the
Appellate Court, viii be called Cor trial during
the present term u that Court.
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The wholesale slaughter and Gripping Of
brakesmen on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, is beginning to excite some notice in
this country From the Lebanon Standard We
learn that Mr.. Lee Tate, Of Lancaster, a
brakeman on this road, WAS run over by a
locomotive at Lebanon junction last Sunday,
and had a legcpt of. On Thursday night, tho
3lst, another brakeman, George Colepan, was
Killed ed st. Mary's
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We Mean business.

We have, within the last few days, sent out
statements Of accounts due Ms ior job work
and advertising, 10 which aa'em,nia bat few
Of our friends have responded We now No.
sure them that We are entirely in earnest, and
,oe noos, business, and mud haze the money. We
sincerely hope that NO further solicitation will
b. needed
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The shareholders Of the capital stock Of
the Farmers National Bank OF stanford, Ken
lucky, will meet at the office Of said Bank on
the second Tuesday in January, 1873, to elect
a new directory.
J. b. OwSI az, Cashier
Stanford, Ky, December 5, 1872
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From the premises Of Mr.. Wesley Rout.
near Stanford, about the Goth Of ScPteuil'e-
last, two yearling or two-year old steers. Tbs
owner is unable to describe them, ss they
straycd from lot Of cattle at night. II any
person has taken up such cattle they. win be
suitably rewarded by reporting the same to
II o.. Foster, at MilldgovilIe, or J. +. Bruce,
Stanford. 3s-it
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We thank Mr.. NJ. v. Smith for the present
Of fine Berkshire SOW pig. When We get
that pig in our pen, We shall see to il that il
fed 20 as 10 develop all of its superior quail
ties. Mr.. Smith has no other kinds Of stock
upon his premises than the best from the
game chicken to the fiery thoroughbred stall
lion
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"Jncob IgrOwn.''

Henry T. Stanton's new poem, Jacob
Brown" appears in Frank Leslie's Weekly,
with three illustrations by lIyne, which jump
with singular appropriateness with the spirit
of the admirable poem, This last perform
anee Of Stanton stamps hira u a poet excclled
by few in quairtnoss Of conceit or swoemess Of
a.
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DEsSDEUTEDN.

TIIE copartnorship heretofore existing be-
n tween the undersigned, under the firm
name Of Ball 4 Co., having been Dissolved by
mutual consent, all persons indebted TO sald
firm are notified that their accoNnts must BE-
settled Immediately, with 2. y. Caldwell, who
is authorized to receive all sums due u-.;--
WI. RAI, -.
a. n. CALDWELL.
=. u. PENDLErO<.
stanford, KY, November u, ISL
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