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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.


MoNTrcELLo, KY., Sept. %, 1872.
c,rr,,po,aso, h,er,or Jo.ruet
/ We have again b.en blessed with an sbun.
dance Of rain in this vicinity. rendering /;
practicable for farmer. 10 prcra,o for Fall
seeding. The recep, continual DIV weather
had rendered stock water scarce in many 10.
calitic.. but was quite favorable for cutt;ne
corn and saving fodder. Our farmers ovailed
themselves Of the favorable oppor,uoi,v IN 90.
cure an abundance Of cattle feed Tar the epsu.
ing Winter
There was a slight show Of fro-, here a few
moaninps since but no, enough to damage
vegetation.
There has been considerable activity in our
cattle market recently. Ouite a number have
been disposed Of to partic. in the blue grass
region, at prices ranging from 4 to ~ cents
gross. There l. nisoa lively demand for vou,c
mules in our county. Several GOOD lot. have
already been gathered at prices ranging from
so To- s55.
There will be goodly number Of hoes fatted
for market here this season. hear II no en-.
gagcm,nts, consequently cannot report the
market for hogs.
DR.. L. p. futile, Of THE place, on Saturday
lith inst, leaning out Of the window Of hi.
Office in the second story Of IIuhaker's build
ing, was precipitatcd headlong 10 the pave
ment, 2 distance Of twelve or fourteen feet.
lie received severe cash ON the forebead, be-
= l..
His escape was almost miraculous. lie is
now able to go around and will soon be all
right again.
On Monday, 23d int, Judge W. A. Buster,
Of our police court. wa. the subject Of a sever.
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Obituary..

Little Allie, daughter Of :. A. and NJ. +.
Middleton, died ON the morning of the 2ith
ultimo, in the seventh year Of her age
Allie was bright, beautiful and intelligent
child; the pet and idol of her parents who
loved her fondly. OH what void in that
family circle Many times have been in the
house Of mourning but never have witnessed
such grief As on this occasion. Her parents
would gaze upon the cold, lifrless form Of their
little darling and then with a wild cry Of
agony, clasp her TO their bosom as IL they could
not stand the pang Of separation. But fond
parent, comfort yourself by knowing that all
was done for her within your power She had
the whole and undivided attention of four
skillful physicians, yet the All-wise Being
claimed her As his own, and It's comfort to
know that the little bud that remained on earth
but six short summers, has gone tn bloom in
Heaven. 'ris not for Allie that weep for
know she Is safe with God, never more to be
troubled With the cares Of earth. Her bark is
safely launched in that haven Of rest, where
the storm Of sorrow cannot reach her. But
for the hoart-brokon parents are the tears of
sympathy shed, but they must think of their
little daughter As a bright angel in her
Heavenly home" gose before, awaiting the
loved on earth. Therefore NOUN not. for yorr
loss is her gain. She now sleeps in the arms
Of our Saviour and needs not paternal care
nor maternal love. Cherish her memory and
bear this great misfortune witt christian forth
tude, and my prayer is, at the last great day
you will all meet around the throue Of God
and there dwell forever in that
Beautiful land of rest"
Your friend, II. b.
Sent Goth 1872
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All persons who intend going to Louisville
should not fail To visit the great clothing, tail
oring and furnishing goods house Of J. l..
Deepen, situated on the North East Corner Of
Fourth and Market streets. That your wants
will be attended to, should you 60, there you can
infer from the fact that Mr.. Deprsn employs
even inst class statesmen, and then three cut
ters Of Acknowledged ability, besides his book
keeper, cashier and errand boys Mr.. james
+, Smith late with J. Winter is connected with
the house and would be pleased to to see his
many friends Of Stanford and vicinity.
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Tribute Of Respect.

WHEREAS, Il has pleased the Grand Mas
ter of the Universe TO remove from our midst
brother Ephraim d. Pennington, who departed
this life the SOth Of September, 1872, in the
And year Of his age, therefore
Resoired, BY Grab Orchard Lodge, No. 432,
Of Free and Accepted Masons, that in the
death Of our late brother. Masonry has lost
one Of ia brightest jewels, the State one Of its
most exemplary citizens, and society one Of its
worthiest members.
ResOiued, That the widow, the children, the
relatives and friends Of the deceased have the
sincerest symPathies of this Lodge, in their
irreparuble loss.
Received, That this preamble and resolu-
tons be recorded in the minutes Of the Lodge,
and copies made by the Secretary for the
family Of the deceased and for publication in
the lSrERIoR JOURNAL, Kentucky Aduooate aud
Centrai Kaaiueky Ns@
Done this LIST day Of October, A. d. 1871,
A. L. 5s72, in our Hall at Grab Orchard, Ky.
S. BURCH, W. NJ.
MoRRIs j. HARRIS, Sec'y.
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New Firm In DanyiiIe.

Messrs. IL. G. Saunders, q. L. Smith, and u.
+. James, have purchased the large stock Of
goods from Joseph Nc James, and recently
addel to it extensively, and will hereafter con
due, business at his old stand under the name
and style Of saunders, Smith Il james. Our
old friend Eph james is the moving spirit in
the firm, and we doubt not that he will do
ju right" by his old friends in this county
il they will call OH him. See their advertise
ment in another column
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Please Renew.

Those Of our subscribers who find cross.
mark after their names are notified that their
time expires with that number, and are earn.
estly requested to renew. We thank many Of
our friend. for prompt renewals; and, 30 far
none have refused to continue our paper
We will In all cases stop your paper when the
time for which you subscribed espire- There.
fore, please authorize US to continue II you
desir to aid in supporting this institution.
Our terms arc iaruriabiy IN adcuac,.
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Capt. J. NJ. Higgins reports g cd crowd
at the sale Of the personal property u samue
Holmes, deceased, in this county, IN fr;da,
last. Stock sold readily and at goo prices;
lot cattle, weight l40O lhs at - "a pei
hundred; 3-year-old steer $50 80; II fteen
at 81 per hundred; g fat oxen At : 4 per hun
drcdi yearling steers $50 80; Q yearling
tecrs so j0i 3 yearinz heller so 20;
yearlng steers s2l so; milch cows from sl2 e
to s27, horses from $50 to $50, aud mul,
colt $50.
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Many Thanks.

To our friends, the Messrs. Peasants, Of So
lano county, California, for a box Of luscious
fruit raised in their California orchards The
fruit consisted Of the Bartlett pear, Musrat of
Alexandria. white grape, and the Flame
colond Tokay grape. Also 6g. and raisins,
raised upon their farm. The raisius we're the
MuSeat grape dried, and were very Gne. We
publish elsewhere letter from these gentle
men, and We would be glaa to hear from them
often
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Charges.

Several of our correspondents and other.
have sent us somewhat lengthy notices on the
death Of persons who were either fricnds OF
relatives, expecting " To publish them gratis
We cannot afford to do 50, and whenever an
obituary contains more than a short and sim.
Pile recital Of the fact that the individual had
died, we always charge for such. This must
account for the non-apr'earanoe Of several well
written notices Of the Kind referred to.
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We unintentionally omitted to mention in
our last weeks issue in connection with the
letter of DIR. Warren Stone, Of New Orleans,
tat n. W. Dyer 4 Sons are agent for Ken
lucky and Tennessee for the sale of Bethesda
water and keep fresh supply on hand at No.
lSl Main stroet, Louisville. Kentucky, ready
to ship to any point desired. This water can
he shipped to any place without losing any Of
IL medical properties.
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Luscious Fruits.

We tender our hearty thanks to those gen
tlemen who gave US their fruit after the Close
Of the exhibition, to-wit Capt VIM. Dangh-
erty, q. 7. MeRoberts, and J. S. Murphy We
also thank Mr. 5. y. Campbell, Of Turner
vile, for some superior fruit, Of the following
varieties, sent us on last Tuesday, to-wit
Wagner, Holland Pippin, King Of Tompkins
county, None Such, Fall Queen.
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FROM PULASKI COUNTY,


I CorresTouaeaos fgSir JbuypaIs
CIRCUIT corRr.
/ Our Circuit, Cour, commenced on the 23rd
uliimo The harvest crowd in attendance IA,
first days 4 court that has been seen in som.
er.,t for many ,cars. Judgc Fox's health /.
rood and although advanced IN ycars. he dis.
patchcs bps;nc,. w;,h I. yf,,. vhiIc bis ipdg.
rncnts always lear IN. marks Of great legal
ability. The lawyers arr nobly and earlc-sly
doing their duty toward the many anSiou.
clients. The trial a. the Copmonwea
last week was both interesting and exciting.
Glad face. fearful owes and scornfuI Inns werc
often seen. Occasion by the eloauent and
touching appeals TO the iury Of such men az
Morrow, Fox, Denton. Van Wrinkle. Uavs and
Moore, or BY the whitening lash Of the States
Attorney.
The trial Of w p Owens for the killing ot
Young Davis some three YEAR, ago resulted in
his acquittal. lie wa. abIy defended by
Mes-srs. Morrow. Moore. Uays. Van Wrinkle
and Fox On ,bis occ,.io, the cflo,t M VIM
Mckee 20, wa. an able and u..,e,ly one. lie
understood nj. case and l. +, NOT , stone nm.
,urrod lie Ia. Inn, f.w oo,.ls ma an of.c,ivc
sneaker bcfore iurv Yopr corresno,de,,
vas often reminded Jur;pe his s,eecb Will,
soar;,g ,los, grand and .loouen, NJ the graa,
orator. y s pr,ntice In som. Of his CREATES,
etyor,. tn save an unfortunate prisoner At the
bar
Who'd O-borne for mapslauyb,er vas sen.
tenccd IN IN. ncpi,ep,;arv "a, Eve v,ar-
Cvrus Cloncb hoo stealing .couitt,d Not
much Of A case against uncle Cy.
Bridewater, unlawful equcstrianism. con.
tinued.
Row, murder, continued.
Our Grand Jury was discharged to-day. re.
turning n number Of indictments mostly for
miSdemeancrs. True bill against james Me-
Pherson, now a citizen 81 Rockcastle county.
for burning the mill Of J. W. IIansiord some
months since in this county, who was arrested
lie gave bail for his appearance at our mex
term.
POLITICAL
VI. ii. Owsley made speech at the court
house Saturday evening last to a large and at
tcntiye crowd. Mike Is not only we'll posted
in regard Ia merriam criminal law hut Know
something about American criminal polite,
practced by Butler. Senator Morton and other.
Of the Grant pur-uasion, and then he is sound
ON the great Greeley Liberal principles and
friend 10 the South and TO the white man gen
erally His was one Of the very best and m, Il
telling speeches Of the canvass.
JUDGE DURHAM
wa in town ono J,v la, vol looling well
n1 o.l,.n, 1T. Il, ,houoL, lac sor,o
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Our atiable friend Dr. A.. +. Merriman, has
lust returned from an extensive tour over the
southern par, of the STATE and part Of Ten
nessee where he has been introducing yalu-
able improvement in dentistry. lie will re-
main at his office for the next few weeks
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On the outside Of this issue will he found
an interesting essay, entitled should parent.
he compellsd to send their children 10 school y
by Marshall +. Hale, Of Monticello, Kentucky
IL Is we'll written, and the importance Of the
subject ehould elicit the profound attention Of
all our readers.
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CARSON & D0DDs sell confectioner.
les ct city prices for cash


Professor Trueheart, the Principal Of our
Female College, has engaged Rev. q. c. Over
street to ill the chair Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy. Mr. Overstreet is young man
of fine talent aLd culture, and will add much
to the College by his connection Herewith.
We congratulate the Principal and the pupils
on this accession to the institution.
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A Forced Treat.

In view of the fact that Mr.. W. II. Andcr-
son was to be married on the following morn
ing, large number Of his young friends made
raid on his drug store on Tuesday night, in
force, and told him that he had to treat. And
so he did, spreading before the earnest multi
tude oysters and condiments, washed down
with the hest brand Of Chesterfield Excelsior
wine. We weren't therel
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4 'i,intar".t 4 party 'nfor MS ia that h
witnessed trial trot m 'de by 10. II. Hoe >
vcarling iilly, Katie Bradshaw" one day last
week, She made mile and a quarter in 3;4s
sith all ease. She has never bean trained
nd We uclicye is destined to make time equal
to the hest on record, lie Won dn't look Al
Ices than a thon.and Tor her now.
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FRESH oysters served in any name
ct all hours at Carson & Doods.
Personal.

Mr.. Harry Middleton, business manager Of
the extensive coal firm Of Gresham & Ward,
fi-h Point, Kentucky, called upon us the
other day. lie informs us that their coal
meets ready sale, and that they are selling
large quantities to Louisville and other points.
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Life Of Horace Grceley.

We acknowledge the receipt Of a copy Of
Parton's Life Of Greeley, present from The
Publishers. Il Is all that is claimed for il.
We would not be without il for ten times the
price. Mr.. A. C. Snow l. the authorized agent
for this vicinity. Buy il and VI viii gusran-
,so ihst you viii never rcgrct tho outlay.
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In Marion county-Moses +. Miller, Of
Texas, to Miss LiIrie ?. Ray; Richard Wath,n
to Miss Flora Abell: Constantine Cissell to
Miss Annie Forrest; and Jas Bullock to Miss
Rebecca Peterson.
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This Sterling Company Carried policy 81
5000 upon she ~, VI she l.te VIM. y. Dunn.
Of Lcb1non-ihalf Of vhich they ppid imne.
dia,ely upon hi death, \ in1 to the pressing
necl- ~ the family This wa m at NJ pur.
charity, a. the Company had ninety day, in
which 10 pay 4, bui I'D not ,vail thcmselve.
Of the privilege. The otler half will he
promptly raid when due n. W. Hilton I.
State agent Of this company.
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FOR turnip seed in any quantities you
desire, 60 to W. H. Anderson's drug
store
Matrimonial.

On Wednesday morning last, at this place,
by Rev. 5. $. McRoberIs, Mr. W. II. AMBER
soS to Miss JULIA LYTIE, daughter 6f j. 4.
Lytle Esq. The bride and groom started inn
mediately on a tour Of the cities, and will
visit the Cincinnati and Louisville EXPOSE
tons. We wish them long and happy life.
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NOTICE.

Thc>e Of our advertisers who desire changes
made In their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning next
Al Communication eiti-r n an editorial or bu-i.
ncs- character, should be- addressed b. HILTON A
CAMPBELL. hos IL, s,auf'rd, Ky
An monies rsnttei w. fa advertising subscription
ur JOB voTt must w. .ent In cheeks psi-lfce money
urder o. express OF u sll h. At the parties Own rst
Jsmes Cook IL our authorized agent At Hu.tonvlle ~
contract iaf iob WORK Adseftisng attend % suhacrip
uons, add reccive all monies for the same.
ora AuENrsi
Is Crpk Hustonviiiei s d. Ovens Grab Orchard;
W. e Curd somerset; y n. Bryant, Gum sulphur,
l. = Jones, Pine Hili;
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Messrs. Burnside 4 Anderson have been in
this vicinity for the past few days, and the
natural consequence is sales Of ca ne % re-
port. We hear Of the following pure q O.
made by them; 40 2-year-old steers at $50
pr head, Of Mr.. Craig Lynn; 10 Of eNtr.
y,lrlings, Of jas Lynn, at S37 5Opr head.
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The annual meeting Of the American Board
Of Foreign Missions commenced in New lla-
van, Connecticut, on the first ultimo, with the
largest attendance ever known.
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John Anderson laid on our table dozen
ears Of corn Of the old "Shanks" variety. pro-
duccd near Turnersville, which gives proof
that the land in that vicinity is equal to the
hest Hanging Fork bottom land.
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Mr.. Jno. W. Rout, of this vicinity. informs
Is that he has, now ready for sale, our thor.
ugh-brrd, Ohio improved, Chester white BOAR
,igs, by hi. premium hog. Admirers Of
'hesters should apply Immediately. Slit
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To Our Subscribers.

Our Subscribers are respectfully notified that
We employ no collectors All sums due US must
be paid to one Of the proprietors Of this Jour.
nal, or In our absence, TO our foreman, u
you desire proper credits therefor.
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Elder Henry I. Anderson. and ag'd and able
minister Of the Christian church, and formerly
Of this State, died at his residence in Washing
ton, ID. C., Of inhamation Of the lungs, on the
18th, ult
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Absent.

Thomas w. Varnon, ESQ., left for parts I'M
known the other morning, bat will return to-
morrow. Where in the mischief did he
goi Rumor gives several places and several
causes Of atuenoo.
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WHO ever saw such display Of fresh
cakes, imperial biscuit cream jumbles,
spiced jumbles, Prince Albert biscuit,
fresh butter crackers, Boston cracknels.
lemon snaps, etc, as is to be seen at
Carson & Dodds' confectionery
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JOB work done promptly, and in tn,
best manner, at this Office.
Notice.

All persons indebted 10 the undersigned for
threshing are notified thai their accounts are
now ready, and are respectfully reminded that
such work is eash on demand.
no30-3t) JOHN H. BRIGHT.
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Our reporter has failed to &C, me to time
with q report Of the Central Ientucky Trot-
ting races at Danyille on Frifny and Saturday
last. We hea tina, there "a some good time
made. and lots II fun.
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FRESH FISH received and for sale
every Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
BIZ A. O. PFNDLET0N,
Gathering Apples.

Next week, yoat Winter apples should be
gathered. Il Is no, r'ght to permit ihen 10
hang on the trees TOO long, a. in that rive the
fruit will not keep 20 long. The rule Il, "
you want to eat apple Early in Winter, say IN
p cembcr and carly January they should lie
Permitted to hang on until November, but if
y1u want them to keep then until March ard
Ap Il, they should be gathered diving the frt
half If October. So say the fruit growers,
LOOK in az the we'll alled show c6co
at Carson G Dodds.'
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Iiis excellent wife,
Mrs ". y. DAVIS,
the milliner and mantua maker, whose neal
salesrcom- arc pcsr the depot. is too vel
known in her business, 10 need word from NJ
suffice TO say that she he ju.i received nov
and elegant fall and winter stock.
MIS-. ". GILMAN,
whose work and show rooms are over the stor,
rooms Of Craig 4 McAlister, is also well and
fully supplied with similar goods, and her
stock l. quite complete, aud her taste never
called in question.
/ Up town two doors above the Postotilce,
MRS. LrzHE nEAzLEY
has opened a splendid stock u bonncts, hat.
for ladc. and children, and patterns for
dresses, etc,-and makes them up in the latest
New York and Paris styles. \ few doors above
sS. MATHESY,
with hi. Nell.known good taste, has opened a
new line Of clothes, casimerr, and vestings,
and makes them up cheap and to order, call
on him.
Still higher up town We found the carriage
shop of
DENNIS CLARK,
III, - - loo mon xbo ror. h,.v
at the forge, in the paint shop, and in the
trimming department; made things look very
~. "a haze ,,,,ed ont .,mc .nl.ndid
work this year, and can do il again.
A, a., T.. W, .nd of IN. town IN.
STANFORD WOODEN MILLS
,.l ~, s,II h..drav-,urp;,, ou, all
li,d. =, ,lo,h "a. ~ wool and ,hsi, meal
..I a., III. w.,. .I.o in fnll bIo., m.Lin,
.,o.Il.n, head .,ug
L., -. a., o....s,o from nm, ot;co and
,,... roor. lin sandi,er i. making some Of
,ho Co., r,c,nr.. 90 owe, saw made nv IN.
A., q, ,bo,oyr,,bv. Come in soon II YOU
-, -, r;c,u,e ,skcr
IT,. Rial In.ur.nce Companv has an agen,
in our town Read the advertisement in our
na,c, I, 4. one Of the best ERE companie. in
the wo,ld and now that winter fires are com.
inc ON. there /. erca, danger. Look we'll to
.o,, ,,o,.r,v
kc,o-. tho .trec, from our Office i the gro.
c.rv c,rf.ctionery. etc. Of
c,R.oS A ponps
xhsrs Won can find a very genial assortment,
81 al cod. in this line-ipcludiny fre.b oys.
te,. cigar. and tobacco Of the finest and best
brand.
NJ, door above our Office the 6ne and we'll
furnished drug store Of
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WATERS A paw-on
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two nicer ,onn, mon c,nno, h. fund They
80. x.,, ,,,,or, and n vouw,Il ,ry them
enc. 90, in I'll o., them froo,cn,Iv
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IN cuTx.rtr
M. ,cr,,eu,nlv ,..i.,ant Mr. r Penny in.
e,,,o..l a, ,h., IN. aho..p va. In the m,yls,
s,r ~. .nurno.. Of ,urch,.;nc , nex .upnlv
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ton to dine at the
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but We can say from past experience that 'e'
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The l'rutracted meeting at Providence
church. m 1essame'e eoHnty closed last week
with good many additions. 1t had been con-
Quoted by Elder Rice, Of Cincinnati, and Gen.
Richard Gano.