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Newspaper Laws.

We you'd call the spccisl attention % po.tmsters
aud .utsciber, the following synops. Of the
psr-f laws
A postmaster Il required n give notice by letter
(returning paper docs not answer the lavl when q
sub-ril-r does take his paper Of the ece aud
state the Reasons hf ~ not being taken and neglect
90 DO A. mskes the postmaster responsible 10 the pub
fisher &c the payment
q Any perspn Who take. paper from the postohhce,
whether drccted to his another, whether he
has subscribed 90 not l. Responsible &c the pay.
" Tersrn orders his paper dissoutinue, he must
pay all arrearnges, the publisher may continue 10
srud u until the payment r made
N the sul@rilef orders his paper 10 10 stopped At
c-rtan time and the Publisher cuutnues 70 sud, the
ssl~crlher i hound ~ pay &c f he takes u ron the
pstohce. The Law pfUceesis upun the ground that a
sisn must pay Et what be USE
The courts have decided that refusing " take
newspapers aud perodicals from the postofhce.
moving and leaving them uncsed for, Is prima fseia
evidence u Intentional maud.
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MiNcnLrrER COURT DAY.

Last Monday was Court day at Winchester
Clark county. Colonel Caldwell reports to
the True KsntuekiaR the following sales
Some 800 TO $50 cattls we're on hand, and
prices ranged from 20 to % per ceut higher
than at any Of the courts for the last six OF
eight months. Sold IS two-year-old cattle al
SIS so per head 10 aged cattle at SIS 20; 10
long yearlings at Ss3 so; 10 do. at sSi 10; 70
extra calves at SO so; 20 do. at $50; q head
Of brush cattle at SIG; yoke Of small oxen
at $50 per yoke do. medium, taken down
at s95; horse at $50 cash; | three-ysar-old
mule taken down al Sis 80.
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GEO. D. wEAREN q CO., sell 9 lbs
good N. o. sugar for 81.


In our next issue will appear an extended
notice Of 30 b." one Of the best-bred young
horses in Kentucky. II is from the pen Of
his owner, Mr.. II. w. Fsrris, the vell-known
manager Of Spring Hin Park, Crab Orchard.
Jo Will stand, the coming season, at the stables
Of Mr.. Farris, at the remarkably low price Of
tan dollan
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s'TOwer Palace Clothing House,
Louisville.

This great establishment Of Mr.. J. NJ Arm
strong, $50 West Market street, is one of the
most extensive clothing houses in the West.
The stock Of mems, youths, boys, and chill
dren's clothing, gents and youths furnishing
goods, merchant tailoring stock, etc, is i'm
mense. The cut, style, and workmanship are
in keeping with the quality of goods. We
learn that Mr.. Armstrong has just returned
from the Eastern cities, having made an early
visit in order to be prepared for the spring
trade. We do not advise our citizens to go
from home for goods, but when they do, we
take pleasure in advising them to call and see
such stocks as may be found at Tower Palace.
See advertisement in another column.
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FROM GARRARD COUNTY.
ocrapo.as~~ hfvtor Js~rnsif
LANCASTER, Feb. "a, 1873.

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A Bourbon county man bought mare-mule
under one year old, at sale in Boyle county,
the other day, at $50 25-the highest price
ever paid for mule of that age in this State.
IIurrah for our side Of the riverl
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AMAGNIPICENT assortment of tot.
let articles at Z. r. Chenault's


We are under obligations to Professor j. c,
Meininger Of Grab Orchard Springs College,
for two pieces Of new music Of his compost
tion-"Railroad Polka" and "Nellie Dear. "
The latter is a most beautiful song, with En-
glish and German words, and Is destined to
become exceedingly popular, ten thousand
copies having been sold in one week. The
former il one Of the most popular gallops Of
the day, and should DO upon the piano Of
every musician who desires To keep up with
the musical world.
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SheriH's Sale.

VIM. NJ BRATrs, Admir- .. N. Barclay, dce'i, Pral
r. J. BRECKISRIDGE, Jr., &c., On.
DY VIRTUE OF vENDI ExPONAs, NO. n, rs
ID sued from the clerk Of the fayete Circuit Court,
will expose to pablo sale at the courthouse door IN
stamford, Lincoln county, Kentucky, on MONDAY,
MARCH roth. 1874, County tosrt day1 the In
terest Of defendant Brcckinrdge which IL onehslf Of
Acres u land lying, near Shelby City, In Lincoln
county, adjoining the lands Of brigshy Chenault,
shelby and others levied upon the property Of r. J.
Brpckinridge, Jr.
TERMS-The property viii he sold on credit Of
thre months interest from day VI sale bond ~fih ap-
ment.
sale TO take place between the hours Off IN and
O'Clock pm. W. q. SAUNDERS, s. l. c.
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Do not fail to read the advertisement which
appears in our advertising columns. this week
of ]. and L. seasonsood 4 CO., Cincinnati, o.
We have recently been shown through their
extensive establishment and examined their
mammoth stock Of goods, and verify believe
they e'i. - 49, :alesse purchasers in their
line, in quality, quantity, cut, styles, I'D
prices. They have recently been fortunate in
securing the services Of our townsman, Mr..
William Craig, as their representative for
Eastern and Southeastern Kentucky. Mr.. G.
is too we'll known in this portion Of the State
as gentleman Of superior business qualifca-
tons to need comment from us. The house
may feel assured the business intrusted to his
care will be properly attended to. Mr. Craig
is now visiting this part Of the State with
full line Of samples, and is DESTROYS Of show
ing his stock to our merchants before they
purchase elsewhere.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND CROP ITEMS.


local Stock MOVEMENTS.
In our last issue we were enabled 10 quote
scor u local sales Of live stock, but since
the severe cold snap we hear % but few sales.
The feeling IL all o. X, and trade will revive
again as soon as the weather moderates and
,he sans rays penetrate the shaggy great
coats Of our cnterprising dealers. We quote
the following sales, which have occurred dur
ing the past few days.
r. D. Butler, Of Bourbon county, bought Of
John Bright, at 500 cash, the pair Of extra
broke mules which were advertised in these
columns. lie also bought one broke mule of
Willis Barnet at $500, and one of Il. B.
Woods at sl97 So and q pair OF premium
mules Of A. s. Myres at 5000.
A Bourbon county gentleman Is in this
county purchasing fine broke mules for the
Pennsylvania markets. The Paris Citizen
says: Joseph Scott and Brice Letton are back
from Harrisburg, where the, sold seven car
loads Of mules at some profit Gran. Alien
sold a carload at the same place, last week,
scarcely realizing his home offer.
Amp. Hiatt bought Of Andrew Conn, Of
Gsrrard, his black Drcnnon stallion for $500
He is a splendid animal
Mr.. D. @. Cover sold 10 Uould Ramsey the
q head Of two-year-old cattle, advertised In
this journal, at $50 so per head. Mr. Cover
has on hand lot Of STOW heads" which he
will dispose Of at low figures.
Csptain Higgins sold last Saturday %
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SheriH's Sale,

Humber, II. Singleton, and Others,
VS.
W. @. Collier, Def't
DY VIRTUE OF yESDI ExpoNAs. I WILL
ID expose to public sale nt the courthouse door in
Stanford. Lincoln county, kentucky, on MONDAY.
MARCH, 10Th. 1879. about $50 Acres 81
Land. n Lincoln county, KY, " miles south Of
Crab orchard, the Chappe's Gap turnpike road,
levied upon rs the property Of n. g. Collier.
TERMS-The property will be sold on a credit Of
proved security, having the force and eject Of jads-
ment.
sale viii take place b-,~e-n the hour % 70 sad
O'Clock m. W. q. SAUNDERS, 8. L. g.
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We had the pleasure Of call from Mr.. J
r. Rueker, editor Of the Lancaster Nsus, on
Monday last.
NJ. II. Owsley, Esq, and Mr. Henry Bruce,
Of Lancaster, passed through Stanford on
"Wednesday Last. returning from little "busi-
ness trip 10 Casey county.
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FROM PULASKI COUNTY.


IVnhffhNff = 'N ~ - s'fNs
SUMMARY 90 Tows NEWS.
The debating Society has been reorganised
The old kitchen on the. Thompson LOT fell
the other night, killing one SOW and woundinl
two cows. The cistern on the public square i
now In n safe condition. 10 Smith, the pre-
MUM blacksmith, has erected a new shop OF
Main street, one square north II the NJ. y
church, South. Each Of the Good Templal
Lodges Of our town will start papers in man
uscript form erelong, which viii be devoted is
temperance and to the good Of the town gen
orally -. The Flower Of the Earth" received .
letter from a Madison friend, the other day
inclosing him a ten-dollar Confederate bill, IN
answer TO a demand for ten dollars borrowed
money. "The Flower" says he did wrong IN
not telling his friend Mack what Kind Of
money he wanted, and that Confed would not
20 here but, laying aside all jokes, he thought
IL I'D mean trick. Our Board Of Trustees
have under consideration the passage Of hog
law and several other important matters.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
W. G. Davis, merchant tailor, hss turned
out number Of fine suits for the young men,
n. we'll a. n few Of the elder ones, Of somer.
SET and vicinity recently, the styles, iit, and
workmanship Of which cannot be excelled in
.,v fsh;oo,hle eoup,v. Mr.. Davis kceps
oon.,.r,lv nm hand choice LOT Of cloths and
c,.s,m.re.
y,Sr ouS.srocK.
Goo,vc w Webb. gunsmi,h of our town. a
6.x d.v. .go had ON exhibition AT his -hop
IN. an, NJ l. Wilson n new stock TO which
90. In, .onnI.,.d made from the heart of A
blact walnut Il Is ono Of the most beautiful
and decidedly the finest piece Of work Of the
lind ever manufactured in our town.
RED FOX.
Judge c. A. Zachary captured near somer.
.ct. few morning. since. the largest red fox
ever aeon in ,bi. county. Il measured four
fce, six inches. ia head being as large a. that
Of common-sired dog. The Judge has a
noble pack Of hounds, and is very success
hul hunter.
INTERIOR JOURNAL.
We ask those Of our citizens wishing 10
subscribe for a 6rst-class weekly paper 10 get
.oJ road n II. subscrip,ion lis, Is increasing
everv week In our county. IL is always full
Of now. from Washington. from the capital of
our State and. in fact. from all other sections.
Examine the letters from correspondents Civ.
in, Won all the important item. Of interest
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Notice.

All persons who have heretofore purchased
lots in the Buffalo Spring Cemetery are no,i-
fed to come forward and pay for the same i'm
mediately, to Henry Baughman, collector.
Upon their failure to do so, the same will be
forfeited to the company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
5l-2t T.B. MONTGOMERY, Pres't.
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THURSDAY evening. February 20, ls7S, near
Halls Gap, four miles south Of stanford, al
the residence Of Mr.. J. VI. Martin, the bride.
father, by Rev. q. c. Oyerstreet, Mr.. II. C.
YAScEY, Of Boone county, to Mis- Il. A.
MARrIS, Of Lincoln. Ansadaais-Mr. A
Fence and Miss Corinne Kirkpatrick Mr.. G.
W. Martin and Miss sallie Owsley.
Seldom have We observed more elegance
simplicity. and hospitality combined than
were displayed on this occasion. The bridal
dress was 81 lead-colored silk, trimmed in
valoure and lavender fringe. First attendant
blue silk aud white fringe. Second attendant
buh ELK, white yaloure aud white fringe The
ceremony and congratulations being over, We
were conducted To n feast Of good things
equaling in abundance and delcaey the re-
pasis Of old Kentueky's palmiest days. The
festivities Of the evening were enhanced by
the coming Of rain storm, which continued
through the night, thus preventing the mid
night farewell which 40 often on similar coca
sions over.hadows the heart. May this young
pair live long to be useful and happy, and
may the cords of mutual fidelity grow
stronger, even till death shall translate them
into bright forever, GUEST.
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The ingenious nineomPoop who expressed a
box TO Professor John Paine, few days ago,
has counterpart in this vicinity, in the per
son Of the smart Aleck" who forwarded an
order for goods to leading New York house
recently, eouehed in vulgar and insulting Lam
guagc, and signed the Grm name Of Stan
ford mercantile establishment. The firm re-
oeiving II unwittingly retorted in pretty
strong terms, and the pleasant business inter
course between the two houses may possibly
be discontinued, while the standard Of mer-
camille intelligence in Stanford may be consid-
erably lowered in ,he estimation Of our East
ern friends.
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LAST SATURDAY,

Captain Higgins reports. there was a consid-
cradle crowd in town, and . general disap-
pointment that so little stock was offered. 1t
was not generally understood, except among
the stock traders, that an effort would be made
to inaugurate the Saturday sales on that day
the Saturday preceding having been an
nounced as the dsy. Let it be distinctly un-
derstood that the third Saturday in every
month will be devoted to stock sales.
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NOTICE.

Those Of our advertisers who desire changes
made in their advertisements, must hand In
copy on Monday morning next
An eommanicnions, other II an editorial NJ bust
nes. chaffgtef, should b. aidrc--esi 70 HILTON A
CAMPBELL, hos n, stsafsri, Ky.
monies rcmiitei ~ nv advertising, subscription
90 loh swk uusi H. seut IN cheeks, Is~-oAcc money
Order o. eNpr.s 90 u Will h. Al the Iiric. fsk.
Jsa~ ta,t v our authorised agent al Jacksonville 10
sontrsel ~ Bob Work Advertising attend 10 sutscrip-
uoua snd receive all monies i0r the same
ouR Agents.
tn Coek, ifusionville, = v. Owens, Crab Orchard;
". g Curi, Spmersct D.. N. Bryant, Guin sulphur;
T. \, Jones, Pine mi Thos, Mcneath, Nonticelloi
br J. J. hrosa, MI Vernon.
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When you read the advertisement Of Nc
Grath, Sewell & Co., which will be found
among our Louisville advertisements, remem-
Der they will in the future, as they have in the
past, give entire satisfaction in cut, style, fit,
quality of goods, aud price. The building
they occupy is new throughout, their stock Of
goods equal in all respects to any to be found
in the South or West, and all their work is
superintended by the proprietors themselves.
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We deem 1t unnecessary to do more than
merely call attention to the advertisement Of
the firm of Piatt 4 Allen, one of the oldest,
most reliable, and successful boot and shoe
houses Of Louisville. They now occupy their
new and magnificent building, just below the
Louisville Hotel, and have a large stock of
new goods, with such gentlemen as Mr.. ii. c.
Wilson to wait on their customers, at figures
to suit the purchaser.
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About Settling.

All business men desire to settle up their
business at least once a year. Ii is always
best to settle even il no money changes hands,
therefore, ] respectfully request all my custo-
mers to call and pay their accounts, or close
the same by note. Respectfully sspsoy
H.aS3. leRsss =,
Druggist, Main Street, Stanford Kand exp,
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We have been down in the mouth for three
weeks, not having received letter from our
jolly correspondent Falstaff in time for publ
cation. We now have on our pearl-string
several Of his letters which were received
after our forms were locked up" Falstafi
has been true to his trust, but some Of his
friends and the employees Of Uncle Sam
deyilish trescherous.
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Mr.. John Miller, Of this vicinity, arrived
home from the Southern markets last Satur-
day. lie Isays the trading season has been
the liveliest since the war. Trade has now
slackened. with plenty of stock to supply the
demand,
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II you find cross mark In ink after your
name GU the margin Of this paper, or on the
wrapper, il .igni6o. that your time is out, and
you are requested 10 renew.
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DR.. Thomas Montgomery had on exhibi-
ton, last Saturday, several fine bull-calves,
which were greatly admired by judges Of
short-horns. His herd Is il splendid condi-
tion-except that they have burrs on their
fails
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WILL TAYLOR, Ear, Pre-
W. a. BROOKS. and o,Asr,, p'a.}
DY VIRTUE OF vENDI EXPO. FROM THE
ID Clerk Of the Rockcastle Circuit Court. will ex-
pose to public sale at the house door In STANFORD
Lincoln county, Kentucky, on MONDAY.MAnC1f
loth, ls73, County Court day., One Tavern
and Lot, situated on Mt Vernon street, In the town
Of Crab Orchard, KY, known as the Carson House,
levied on AZ the property Of ,. p. Carson.
TERMS-Tbe above named property will be sold
credit OF three months interest from day of SALE
bond and approved security having the force and effect
Of q Judgment.
Sale TO take place between the hours Of 10 and
o'clock pm. W. q. SAUNDERS, s. L. c.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

w y. RAMSEY, City butcher, gives notics
his customers WEEKLY sETTIEMENTs Er
beef and win wait upon them personally through his
agent the close % each week lie desires the pa-
r0nase Of ALL and viii expect all TO comply With tbe-s
terms, experience " several year. has demon-
sirated that no man furnish hrst-cass meat upon
any other terms. 5i-2m w. y. RAMSEY.
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The Gardner hre-estinguishcr is too we'll
known to need any commcndation. 1t should
and will find its way into every city and ham
let, dwelling and mandatory, in the land
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
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On Monday lat ne gave in our allegiance
to the grounding theory. On that day il was
truthfully exemplided, and we deem it due to
his hog.hip to make public apology for our
pas, unbelief lie is a sagacious little animal
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The National Bank Of Stanford wm Csrsxay Pr44
vs. 10y
". J. Harris, a N. Z. Miller, Defts
DY VIRTUE OF vENDi ExPONAs ISSUED
ID from the Lincoln Circuit Court, will expnss -
public sale nj the court house dsor In stanford. Lincoln
county, Ky, on MONDAY, MARCH 10, "a,
l,ouI. uaN n,out i'ovv 49, ~ asn.s hlneoan
ehard Ky, the Chapples Gap turnpike road known
as the Middleton Miller track. levied upon the
property Of II. u. Miller
TERMS-Tbe property will he sold a credit Of
three months interest ron day " sale. tnnd with ap
proved security, having the force and eject Of jud
ment.
sale to take place between the hours Of 10 m and
O'Clock p M. W. q. SAUNDERS, s. l. c.
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Auetioneer English writes US that he vii
inauguraie Saturday stock sales In Danyille
sales every Saturday.
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On Thursday afternoon. the 9Th instant, at
the residence Of the brides father, near this
place, BY Elder $. II. King, Mr.. u. D. Bow
MAN, Of Mercer county, to Mis- Mary wrrm-
rRs, eldest daughter Of II. 5. withcr-, Esl,
No cards.
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A hone Was sold in Danville, last cour
day, at three dollars and eighty cents.
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John Bright, Of this place, has TWENTY
tons Of timothy hay, in bales Of about one
hundred and seventy-fve pounds, for sale.
Orders promptly attended to. 6l-2t
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Corrected weekly by JOINS W. GILMAN, Wholesale
and retail dealer IA lulabcr, &e.
r1par flooring green, per G. 7saa 90, do, dry, o.
Misunderstanding green, sba2 90; do, dry, 0oa2 15
OAK sneing se.2 o. poplar shinses soa5 70; shesi
ralls pos q so@s co. scasl pisls, aoac each baarul
teet, psr 4, ess70c; DO, fst 10. o., lzlbs~ =
4 ~ 10 sosd, ~ s0sd, IA "a
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Here Is very old man who by long erperi.
ence has been made sage in the business Of
raising fat cattle. John II. Woodside, E-q,
aged eighty, and reported "a seiise as IL he
we're In the @fortie-,' nov has at his farm In
half feet aud weight four thousand pounds,
each.
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LOuusvILLE.

IRON tue daiiy palenl
Dealers report trade quiet We quote White Pima
lumber clear inch, psr N, s6Oa63, ~ and inches
third rate, sa eomn0n, SIS; ieniing s27 5O sheath
ing ~ green plant slsa2ai saved poplar lath, g.
cot poplar shingles ssas So common white pine floor
ing, stoaa1i yelio. pine aooring sS5as0. Barrel
slaves rough, per NJ Steals dressed s20a2 hosshead
10 W, hosshead poles "a Oo425 90.
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Our advertisement, for knight Of the ton
sor brought professional from the metropo-
IL, who is located in a neat little room on the
first floor Of thelCommercial Hotel. lie is an
adept in the art, and absisins from whisky
and onions shsves your face deoently and
purse lightly, shears your hair "a mode, and
demand small share Of your pocket change.