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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-18
Advertisement
Drs. Putnam and Stephenson
Answered.
Guar ORcnARp, Ky, April Is, ]

Gran ORCHARD, KY, April 10, 1873.
TO ne Editor u The Iaierior J01rnais
In your issue Of last week | was shown
a card emanating from Drs. Putnam a Ste
phenson, in which they attempt to place them
selves in a better light before the people--not
by any attempt 20 exculpate themselves, for
that would he impossible, but by vilifying and
falsely incorporating persons who are too
well known in this community to be affected
by their villainous calumnies. Notwithstand-
ing this, | feel that, in the absence Of my
brother should give public assurance that |
have seen the thing and value il at its worth.
Now to the subject Of the card. They say
they are being prosecuted The people know
il Is Tor having removed the body of a negro
child from the graveyard in Crab Orchard TO
a room in the town, where they we're seen BY
more than one in the act Of skinning and
slicing il, at the same time laughing and
Joking a. II IL were not human body they
weIe sporting over. But all this was no more
70 me than 10 any other good citizen IN the
community, and In il | took no more interest.
As TO their assertion that had, by intriguing
with negroes, procured their arrest ON this
charge, pronounce il entirely false.
Now, for another very important statement.
They say that when their bill was presented
To me ! refused payment. pronounce this
AN infamous falsehood, aud can prove IL. This
bill, as presented 10 me- Was for $l5i 90, Of
which had paid Sll5 2s. When called ON
for the balance, said would pay il in few
days, although believed the bill exorbiiant
few days aiterward learned that suit had
been brought against me for three times the
amount first claimed. | went 10 Stephenson
and told him | could pay him some money,
but he refused TO take H. and denied ever hay.
ing thought Of suing me, saying ] would
know BY waiting. We had some short words,
but he did not intimate hisinlention 10 sue me-
They furthermore say that | gave those ne.
grocs money and goods 10 go 10 Stanford and
prosecute them all OF which | brand as a
ialsehood Of as dark hue as they could tell.
| AN unwilling TO rest under such accusations,
even though emanating as they have from 50
low fountain.
In fact, their whole card ia tissue Of false
hoods from beginning TO end, and Is received
as such by all who know the parties.
an, Sir, very respectfully,
W. q. JONES.
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FROM ROCKCASTLE.

oo-yependen~ faferte JournoL
Mr.. vERwox, XIV, April rs, 1873.
Our farmers are busily engaged in prepar-
ing their ground and planting corn, which
make. our town unusually dull.
The wheat crop will be almost failure.
MANY have plowed up their wheat, and plant
iag corn In H. stead.
Last Saturday wa. the beginning Of Easter
Winter, and Il was feared that the peaches
would all he killed, but they have fortunately
escaped unhurt 80 FAR, and the prospect Of a
bountiful fruit crop Is very good.
Last sunday was squirrel day. They are
said ~ be more plentiful in our county this
season than ever before known. "lvon" en-
lows hunting them very much, With his ret
dogs and shotgun.
Mr. Arnp. Adams will have TO get his
horse.trainer to come back and give few
more Lessons. His jack do Mt make a bit bet,
ter music than he did before he took lessons
lie appears to have lost a note or two, which
cause discord.
The frcieht-train ran over and killed COW
OF beorge muilinhi last TIihalf ~" WV W.
Of J. J. Williams on Saturday. In order tc
avoid these accidents, and keep them OF tho
streets Thereby diminishing the number o.
aeas), we suggest that they be penned.
Some 81 our good boys, who could MT find
anything else TO do last Sunday, let the brake
down on couple Of cars heavily loaded will
railroad iron, which were standing on th'
switch. The result was that the cars ran OF
the track, frightening the boys considerably
and causing a good deal Of hard work to ge
them back on the track. Parents should loci
out, as such things are very dangerous.
The bids for the building Of the Rockcastl'
county courthouse were opened this evening
after the arrival Of the mail, by the building
committee The contract was awarded Nj
r. J. Milbourn Of Paducah, formerly Of Leb
anon, Ky. lie purposes going to work imme
dia,ely and will complete the contract befor
cold weather. U hNOW.
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Sanford CSsri Day S,siea-Col. William NJ.
Carpenter, auetioneer, reports something over
200 head Of cattle on sale, and quotes the fol-
lowing sales; yoke oxen, common, $50; 20
ealyes, common, s. IS 2thrce-year-old fteers,
common, sSS per head ~ rough calves, oon'.
mon, Slz 50 per head I pair yearlins mules,
$3.50; 4 helfcm, $40 % per head II typ-
year-old steers, SIS. Captain Higgins says
there weFo about 200 head Of cattle on the
market, quality poor, and Consequently bid
ding was slow. lie SOLD 20 calves at $40 30
per head 10 calves. $40 IS; mule, 81 50 !
co.'s ami calf. $685. yelrlng steer SlSi 10
two-year-old steers, Sas per head calves,
SIG 2bi yoke steers, SO; calves SlZi |
cox, $50 5Oi calf SIS 5Oi n twoyoar-old
steers, SO 50i . yearlings for Si7 heiiers,
1885, n common stoers, so 70; 3 cows, $50
common steers, 500 II common steer,
Sli % / COW. 3le per ID. Very lil,le stock
was lefl unsold, and, low, as the prices may
seem, parties were satisfied.
Lcriagioa Cont Da5.-Major Iiiblsr reports
abont eso ostile on the market most n thosi
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Great International Menagcrie.
Museum, Aquarium and Cir

The above named monster exhibition Is to
do ample justice to Lincoln county, exhibit
ing at Crab Orchard on Wednesday, April %,
Stanford on Thursday, April "a, and Huston
willie on Friday, April %. We are credibly
informed that this Is not only the largest but the
beet clreus on the road the present season. II
requires three mammoth tents TO exhibit the
various departments Of the show. One tent
contains the grand hiensssrie, ia watch VIII
be found over five hundred living animals
another tent contains the complete museum
and aquarium, where may be seen, among
other wonders, a monster whale the third
/ tent contains the best circus troupe in Ameri-
ca, in which fifty-four star performers take
active part. One ticket admits to all three
tents without extra charge. The Louisville
CourisT-JOurnal speaks Of this brilliant show
A. follows;
30 large we're the audiences, both afternoon
and evening yesterday, and so fashionable IL
their composition, that the management OF
Coopers International Circus have concluded
10 make radical change in the arrangement
Of reserved seats, a new feature which has
taken NOhlAfAullN hNlA NAAaA NAt lANiaNH sfe
space set aside for this purpose hats zen great
1 " enlarged. the seats themselves have been
better arranged, and it has been decided tC
open a box-shcct at the Exposition ticket
Office from To II o'clock to-day for the con
ycnience Of those desiring To avail themselves
Of the great additional comfort Of this re
served space. Between the hours mentioned
reserved seats will be sold for both perform
ances, and it will be we'll for such as Intend
he.ng present to-day to seize this advantage
For TO-DAY, pre-eminenily, the fashionable
audiences Of the week will be present Ii j
quite an exceptional interest that has beet
taken by the more fashionable element OF on
society in this exhibition but certainly tn
great merit Of the show warrants all the iayo
bestowed upon il.
We have alluded in detail to the diheren
features Of the performance, but must reie
again to the capital riding Of Mr.. Fred Bark
lay, whose l-dian act in particular is remark
ably graceful and daring Mr. Barclay IL
versatile rider Of great promise as well a
present performance, and will make decide
. reputation in his profession. We must ais
commend the exceedingly graceful act OF III
two Lee children, Harry and Rosa, first pro
duced Yesterday and which We hope to se
repeated for every performance.
The members Of the troupe have manage
10 get up very brilliant costumes, which ar
now spick and span new, and make the amphl
thealer glsten with satin and spangles. Alto
Rether, the exhibition is the best Of its kin
! that has been here for years, and has deserved
~ achieved quite AN extraordinary success
Attention is directed to the colossal advel
tisement Of the International on the fourt
page Of to-day's paper.
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Elder Marshall Of Lancaster preached at
the Christian church on Wednesday night
IN Henderson a Baptist revival Of five
weeks duration, with twenty additions, still
progresses.
Rev. L. d. voolfolk, now in Montana, has
b-en called to the pastorate Of the Lexington
Baptis, Church.
A protracted meeting closed, the other day,
Of the Baptist church in South Carrollton,
Muhlenburg county, with thirty-one additions
The Mt Xenia Sunday school opened for
the spring and summer season last Sunday
afternoon. George W. Bobbitt, superintend-
ent.
The third quarterly meeting Of the NJ. T..
Church south will be held at the church in
thi. plaee on Saturday and Sunday next.
Rev. 4. X. Hall, Presiding Elder will be
present
The Christian Church at Burksyille received
thirty or forty accessions TO its membership
recently. Elder Allen, who conducted the
meetings, is said to be very successful revi-
valist and powerful preacher.
The Sunday-school mass-meetings that have
been so delightful To dtd aud young, and pro-
ductive Of 80 much good, We regret to an
nounce were discontinued last Sunday. Here
after the meetings will take place on the first
Sunday afternoon in each month, the next
meeting to take place at the Christian church,
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Proceedings OF Lincoln County
COurt-April Term, 1873.

iElAiAONo-
Morris J. Harris, ex parte. Dismissed.
Sarah J. owsleg, ct al, e1 parte, for dover
and division Of lsd. Report confirmed, and
commissioner to make deeds.
G. W. Ashlock ct al, for division Of land.
Commissioners appointed.
JP Hughes vs. W c Root, for injunction
and new trial. Heard.
JCBryan and A II Harlan, eI parte. Con-
iinued.
SETTLEMENTS CONFIRMED.
Sallie Jacksons administrator Va Sallie
Jackson's heirs.
Same va II Crossfeld.
Same Va Sclah Potter's heirs.
jill Adams guardian vs. II Adams.
W $ Carriers guardian vs. " Carter.
T. Carriers administrator vs. + Carriers heirs.
NE Carriers guardian vs. NJ f Carter.
Samuel Holiaes. administrator VS. Samuel
Holiness dcvisees
Mary Fish's administrator VS. Mary Fish's
distributes.
Same VS. Almira Aliller's heirs.
Same vs. Mary Crawford's heirs.
Same vs. Alvina West.
Same vs. John Fish.
Same vs. Alvira Cover.
Same Va Almira Siigall.
Same vs. James Fish.
John S Higgins's executor Va John 5 His-
gins's devisees.
QUALIFICATIONS.
wv Weatherford as trustee for p Sprag-
gems, and guardian Of James Skinner and u
II skinner.
DIS Jones as guardian of Tw and Nathan
skinner.
Samuel Settles Va G Hooker Continued
Luther Green VS. Sallie Freierici. Con
tinued.
The case Of S p Worsham's administration
VS. S p Worsham's device was continued fol
exceptions.
In re M Lyons estate Sale bill and ap
praisement report filed.
&c skidmore's guardian VS. J C skidmore
| Exceptions heard and sustained.
John o Skidmore vs. Robert Blaine. Peti
ton 6led, appearance entered, and Judgmen
consented TO.
GIL Mckinney, George W James, an'
Wyatt Sandridge were appointed Supervisor
for 1873.
X ID Logan made his report as guardian o
Frank, Luoius, and David Logan.
The assessment Of Perry Reynolds in tn
county levy was corrected.
Us Murphy's claim of $40 2s was allowed
MT Reynolds of waynesburs was granite
a tavern license.
BFPowell was transferred from road pre-
cinct.
James vanhook was appointed surveyor q
precinct No. So.
Tw Higgins presented a petition for ne'
precinct
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We have very little faith in the report that
the Knoxville branch Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad IL to be extended to London
during the Spring and Summer, however
much We dc.ip the extension. We learn
that engineers are now looking over the road,
bu, we have no positive information that the
work will BE- begun soon.
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Newspaper Laws.

". -osid call the specis s,tention ~ po-im'sier,
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psp~ laws
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trstarnins paper does not ansser the awl when
su-crhsr doe. not take his paper oct " the Office and
state the renspns fr IT. not heing tasen and neect
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Usher &c the payment
q Any persnn vho takes paper rom The pnsiomc.,
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rs-spapsrs aai periodicals from the ristohcc ~ ~
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sstdenoe u Intentional ffaud
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We are requested to give notice to the mem
bcr- Of the Lodgcs Of Good Templars in this
county that the regular election Of officers foI
the next term, ending September !, will take
place at the last meeting in this month. The
election Of oficcrsfor Interior Lodge, No. $50
will he held next Saturday night week. A
full attendance i requested
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Lancaster News.
B. VI. DURDETT, Pres't
ys. MKEE DUNCAN, Sec'y.

Mr.. Andy Conn was tried on Saturday for
shooting young Broadus in an aiiray some
time since, and acquitted.
4 change Of "blue coats" will take place
before another moon, the company now at
Lancaster having been ordered to Atlanta,
Georgia.
Mr.. Lewis Landram, father Of General
Landram of Lancaster, formerly citizen OF
this place, and a lawyer of some repute, died
suddenly in Madison county ON the 18th in
slant, in the seventy-third year of hisage. He
had passed the thirty-third degree in Mason
~, and at one time was Grand Master of the
Masonic fraternity in Kentucky. His obse-
quies took place in Lancaster on Monday
with appropriate Masonic ceremonies.
Moses Graham, better known as Moses
Grimes, died near Bryantsville, Garrard
county, on the 18th instant, aged eighIy-three
years.
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Hunters are having fine sport IN the pursuit
Of Wild ducks alorg the streams and on the
numerous ponds in this vicinity. This sport
may continue until the LIT Of May, when the
law protects them from the hunter. We are
informed that there are a great many more
squirrels this season than usual.
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Al Pueblo, Colorado, saturday, April u,
is73, Of consumption, Mn. NANSrE A, wife
Of John Duddcrar, in the thiny-6r-t year OF
her age. The remains Of the deceased were
brought herr and inferred in the old fam
lily burying ground. The funeral services
we're conducted BY Rev. A. u. Rash, al the
Baptist church. on wednesday morning.
some Of our readers will remember that
Mr.. Dudderar l,il this place with his invalid
wife about the 10Th Of March lat, hoping the
delightful climate and pure and inyigoratine
atmosphere Of the sanitarium Of the West
would restore her 70 health but the disease
had wasted the recuPerative vital energy Of
Its victim, and dissolution took place after
arriving at her destination. We extend our
sympathy to the bereAved friends and relatives
Of the deceased.
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Mr. Drewry wearen, an aged and much re-
-pccted citizen of this county, and father Of
George D. and Robert Woaren, has suffered a
three months siege Of painful and nearly
fatal disease, bat We are glad to announce that
he is now convalescent, and We hope will
shortly be in the enjoyment Of his good health
and energy.
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NOTICE.

Tbo-e Of our advertiser, who desire changes
made in their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning neat.
All Communication. either n an eiliuflal ~ husl-
nee chsartof, shouh ~ addressed 10 HILTON A
CAMPBELL hos ts, stanford, ny.
Az moaie- fcmttel fof aiyertslnr, subscription
- Job sort must he scut 10 chcrk. rus-ofice money
stder sstrr- % Il will h. 1T The parties own rsk
Jsme. C,ot J, our AUTHORISED arcnt At tiustonve -
soutrsr hoe bob work, Advertising attend 10 suhsCfiv
usns, and recoive all monies Coz the same.
.ovR AonSfst
yw ro,t Uu.ionsIlei T. y. Ovens Crab Orchard
W q Curd s8taefvrti y w. bryant, Cum sulphur,
l. n Jones. Pine mn Thos. McBcath, Monticello
ID. J. J Brown, Mt Vernon.
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Oul,scription Paid this Week

To prevent errors and to obviaie the neccs-
at, Of rec.ip,ing to our subscribcrs, We will
publish every week the names Of those who
pay Us; ~hieh shall he a receip, to them. II
you have RENTED your dues by mail during
chi. seek and your name does not appear in
dis i.us, you are notified that Ne have not
x.,.iyeA Ia
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-18

Mr.. r. @. Collins, author Of Collins's His
tory Of Kentucky, was in town last week,
busily engaged in searching the records Of the
Lincoln courts for important facts wherewith
TO adorn the pages Of his book.
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A guardian of Thomas Robinson, will
rent for the grazing season, to the highest bid
der, on Monday, April 81 (coun day, the
bluegrass pasture opposite Il. W. Thurman's
residence, on the Stanford and Danville turn
pike, containing about seventy acres.
A. VI. FELASp.
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On tomorrow Saturday Spring Hi Park
at Crab Orchard will be thrown open to the
world for the purpose Of exhibiting, under
favorable circumstances, the speed and beauty
Of the stallion. in this part Of the country.
A large number will be on exhibition.
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LUMBER MARKETS.

[From the daily papers ]

From the daily papers
Dealers report trade quiet We quote; Waite pine
lumber clear inch per NJ. s6la65; ~ and Inches,
third rate SIS; common s2i ienring, 81 20; sheath
ing Sln, green plank. slsa2i saved poplar lah, 49,
wtltherhOards, slsa1; saved pine shingles, so.6 90
cut poplar shingles sSa3 50; common white pine hHiE-
ina, Siia5J yellow pine nuprine et1tlV, Barrel
sa,es rough Der NJ sl6lls; dressyd s2Oa2a; hoshead
slaves rough, - 00a3j o. barrel poles per NJ, "a va
IS 20, hogshead poles, "a OOa2j W.
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Master Johnny TO Ezekiel; SAY, zeke,
can you parse the word pig" Cues can
Jack" "well Zeke, what ia pigr" "Why,
hess common noun sin't all scttin' up
Jacky' "Ycs, you are right, Zeke but Why
sit a common nounY' 'Causc-'cause they'i
80 common in Stanford that you can't se'
nolhin' else on this streets that's whyw
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James Wathen of Marion bought Of Benz.
Cooper head Of steers, averaging l,l42 ibs,
at 81 90; of Felix johnson head, averaging
79S lis, 40, and 2 head averaging 9Gl
lbs, at ST.. William Browning, 9 head,
averaging s9s ils, at 81 so.
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Colonel Bowman, candidate for Senator Of
this district, was in town last Monday, and
announced that he would speak at Crab Or
chard o-morrow Saturday.
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We learn hom the Lebanon Standard thai
on Monday last f. l.. Davidson Of Washing
ton county sold to W. II. Guthrie of Montana
Territory thirty-four head of Durham calves
twenty nine bulls and five heilers, all by hi
two famous bulls Weehawkon and London
Duke.
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lCorrccted weekly by JOHs W. GtLHAa, Wholesale
and retail deEiT n lumbsr, Sc
Poplar flooring green per c, 71a2 Oli do, dry, 90
az e5 grcCn lumber 10 3lnehe- board measure, 09
OAK fncing gNs2 o.. poplar shingles, 3to 20 chsi-
nat shingles 3 7iai ~ oak posts ana1bc eachi Hat
raid. per G. MAJ 90; locust pests i0ai0c each boards
Get, per Z, 6SaTlc do, fsg, ga 90 athes, iee
A "A. M satrN q .talUH
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Corrected weekly by NoUgG 4 GsUBBs, arckitacis
aud builders
Poplar umhcr, green, 75si 30 per q welih.rlroe7i-
ins green, sosl vs.; do, dsy, Oli2 10 oak ien,ns,
;osi ~; poplar Shingles shaved 0oii o. PER n; d.,
cat O0aii 81; chestnut shingles, eual ~ OAK posts
3iainr each; locust Itats, 3thc ca h ho1ris, tabe
pr &; lathos three-luol O0i I1 do, bur Rot, ol
"a il, chestnut oak bark, 5ols 90 Ict oorli blrrsl
Ios, 50aib 90 PR NJ hossheai poles, II Ooa-o % per
NJ wool, hickory AMI beech, ui5 % pr tvid vaA
siain0.
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Mrs. l.. Beazley, fashionable milliner and
mantua-maker, returned from Cincinnati last
week with an elegant stock Of spring goods.
Mrs. Beazley's taste ard skill in selecting and
manufacturing adornment. for the fair sex are
we'll known and recognized in this community.
Her old patrons will continue their patronage,
whils we hope a large additional trade will be
induced to seek her services this scann.
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The furnitur, establishment q 2. II. Hay
den va. crowded with purchasers from all
parts Of our county and adjoining counties,
on Monday. Parties in adjoining counties
vLo desire ANYTHING in the furniture or up
holstery line, will do well 10 send their orders
to Mr.. Hayden or visit his establishment be-
forr ordering or pnrchasing elseNhere.
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Joshua Dunn Of Garrard eognty sold to
Nelson Randall Of indianapolis, Indiana, the
horse Mambrino Chief, Jr, for $1,000. lie
has public record Of 2:40.
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a rare opportunity s offered those who de
sire to purchase a lot Of good lumber IN an
other column.
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Al Porch 4 Cooks, POI Main street, Louis
vile, pcnoa can hardly get into the house,
on account Of the goods constantly being
shipped from there; and after you get in,
everybody is 50 busy that you can't more than
get word in edgcwise.
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Henry Weleh Of Crab Orchard sold Bis
gray mare, six years old, to Dudley Holmes,
on Morday, for $40
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Mr.. W. II. Gardner, the aruni eourisr Of the
Great international Caravan, which exhibits
at this place ~ the oath instant, is the right
man for that onerous and responsible position.
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McGraib, scwcll q Co., IS Fourth street,
Louisville. have a very nice stock Of spring
goods, but they will Keep them only few
DAYS.
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Yesterday Il blew awhile, then Il ruinod,
then showed, aud di about 40 il pleased the
balance Of the day.