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oh, but we've got a capital chin-scraper and
scalp raiser now, George Carter, father of the
State Secretary 81 MissiSsippi-a leather-col-
ored Governmental warl-a white man with
a yellow binding. For a clean, neat shave
and an elaborate history Of the late panic in
Abrnhamic-pic;nre circles; or lecture on
politics, State, Federal and ecclesiastic, go to
Georges shop. at the Commercial Hotel
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DEATHS.

On Monday night, September Goth, in Stan
ford, OF cholera, Mrs. INA LANDRAM, wife OF
Joseph LAndram, agel 81 years.
The death angel came to her in it, s,ernesi
and mos, terrible aspect, and in her death the
household Lost ii. most precious casket. "Whai
is home without a moiher?' Conceive Of AN
humble home, careless reader, an afflicted pa
rent lying uron his couch with the unmerciiul
hand of the most terrible II all diseases rude
~ laid upon him, at his bedside four little
children, the eldest but seven years Of age and
the youngest helpless infant. Does not your
heart go out in sympathy for these motherless
children aud the heart-broken husband and
father? May ale who tempereth the winds
To the sborne lamb, grant that the father be
restored to health and yigor, and give him
strength and fortitude to overcome his ire
parable loss, and be unto the children both
father and mother.
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Mr. Cardwell, Of Harrodsburg genial.
accomplished and polished gentleman, is for
the present assisting Messrs Bohon 4 Stsgg in
organizing their business lie will remain
with us several weeks. We commend him 10
the stanford ladies,-warniIg them, however,
against attempting any extraordinary feats Of
equestrianism during his sojOurn. lie Is not
particularly fond Of "Wonen on horse back."
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On account Of cholera in sianfard. tho -als
Of the real estate belonging 10 The heirs Of
DE-. John Craig, deceased, was postponed until
the second Monday in next month, (Oetober
couniy court day. al which Tins the property
win ~ offered for sale as heretofore adsertissd
n7ea RG CRAIG. Commissionsr.
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Mes-rs james Carpenter and WIN. Owslev,
students Of DIR. p. w. Logan, left town this
week for Louisville, to attend the medical lee
lures.
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Employees Of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad are now living upon their fat, the
company having suspended payment Of wages
and salaries for ninety days on account Of the
crash
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-10-03

Monday after next the Lincoln county Court
Of Claims will convene at the courthouse in
Stanford and remain in session until the hush
ness that comes before il is disposed Of
Claims for work upon roads should state ex.
plicitly the length Of time served and the kind
Of team used, and such claims are sufficiently
proved when signed by the survey er Of the
section upon which the work is done. All
claims must he proved, as other accounts, by
the production Of witnesses before the court
Timber, earth or stone upon the roads must be
appraised by two credible persons selected by
the surveyor. Claimants should Presen, their
claims in person or through al attorney or
agent
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Mr.. o. II. waddle, a promising young law
student Of Col. I. 2. Morrow, Of Somerset,
passed through town on yesterday en- rOuts for
Louisville to attend the Louisville Univer-
sitx
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II We were called upua to express snr opin-
ion, we should unhesitatingly say that there
Is no sort ofdsnget in our country frien1s WIS.,
ting town whenever they choose to do 10.
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The yellow fever is still raging terribly in
Shreveport and Memphis, and from dozen
TO twenty deaths occur at each point daily.
The soourge is Of the most heart-rending de-
scrirtion. The Howard Association, for the
relief Of the sick and helpless, is DUNG noble
work, but its expenses amount to mor than a
thousand dollars day, and il cannot ill It's
holy mission without help from abroad Cities
and towns are invited to aid in affording relief
to the wretchod sufferers. Contributions
should be forwarded to the Howard Assoeia-
ton at either place. We have sent our mite
Who will be the next to respond to the cry
for heln2
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The death OF Mrs. Annie HOLMES, daughter
Of Col. T. p Hill, is announced in an obituary
notice in another column.
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A black cross " after your nsm. on the
margin of yoar N paper, signi6e. Cat the
time for which you subscribed has expired
and that you are requested 70 renew your sub
sctip,ion A rel cross indicates that your sub
scrption remains unpaid, and you are policy
dunncd for II.
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The expense Of the late cholera scourge
viii about bankrupt the town treasury, and
the Trustees viii have to devise means Of in
creasins its income. The most approved
mod,s opo'undi is to increase the tax on whisky
saloons, In the recent contest for moral re-
form, the advocates Of whisky and the whisky
ring, boosted that the traffic furnished all the
revenue to build churches, school houses and
turnpikes; let Il extend its good Offices and
pay cholera debts. The whisky trade was
quite lively during the scourge, and the rum.
sellers are able To stand a "raiss."
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The Hns,onville 4 Danville turnpike Is to
he grdrs'ed not graded" as the trcacberous
types made vs. say last week.
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On September eth, Mr. AMOS PEScE, Of
Missouri, formerly Of this county, to Miss T
A. T. PITrts.
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Personal.
Mr.. Scion Craig is III with the ilu1.

Miss Angie Bosley, a daughter Of Mr.. Jno.
Bosley, il quite i'll with fux.
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Farms Advertised In this Issue.


The following subscriptions have been re
ccived at this Office since the publication Of
our last list:
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The prospects are that much larger area Of
wheat will be sown in this county the present
year than usual.
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A number Of cases Of lux are in our town
and county, bat only few, perhaps two or
three, have proven fstal. We desire to say,
on the advice of physician, that persons who
wait upon patients sick with this disease,
should see to il that the excre,ions are carried
to distant point aud covered with fresh
earth, as in the event Of careless handling, the
disease, as in cholera, might infect the family
or neighhorhood. The best informed men Of
the medical profession are Of the opinion that
hux is infectious, but not contagious.
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On Sunday last, Mr.. W. C. TALBOT, oI
~Richmond, to Miss ANNIE FEEScH, Of Gar
rard county.
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- the residence Of brides father, near
CnS~ orchard, on the 2nd inst, Mr. ". G.
JONES n Mis- JoAS DILLON.
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Mrs. Green Candia and little con ,e IN
with dux
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The recent rains started the grass to grow.
ing I'D proved very beneficial to thewhest
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In Garrard county, on September 9th, by
Rev. J. c. Randolph, Mr. w,LKER LASDRAN
Of Lancaster, son Of Col. W. J. I.andram, to
Miss BrrJIE II. ANDERSON, accomplished
daughter OF Mrs. CLAYTON Anderson.
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Married.

In thi, county. on the 25th ult., Mr.. JAMEs
n. GRIFFrS, to Niss JENNIE UNDERWOOD.
On September ed, by Ed. c. X Marshall,
Mr.. WV SEBASTIAN, to Miss SAVANNA An
prRsoN.
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Mrs. L. Beasley'. new millinery good have
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Five or six families left town on Tuesday on
soxcunt of the temperance Of cholera.
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The full proceedings Of the Pulaski county
fair viii appear In our ncxt issue.
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Mo'c- Elrnore has been suffering with dy'-
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NorrSrE.

ne. chMaetsr should be sdfff>rd 10 HILTON
CAMPBELL, hos IA, staufyri, Ky.,.
Az monie- r.miited fr sisrstisSe. sah-criptior
" JOB vurx must he sent IN chcAS paIofhce money
order ~ express o. u viii h. ~ ths Is'ris svs fisk
oup keNSrst
tn Csot, Hustsuvills, nr'm Rot~rts, q - orvhsrd
", &. Curd, scmerset; 4. " htyanb Cur suiphnf
l. ? icnos. rine liiuj fhes, NeIieaih, uentie.liot
~. : !. nusn, NJ Vernon .. u. hastln, ishiand
eam D Cimpi-il Tprnersvillc.
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ohaIs. I. N. Cater died Of fax Tuesday.
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A religion. revival !. needed 1. Stanford.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
LAND Avn cnor rr

VINO we're bayins hog N THIS vlcin
orders 10 di.consinne iau week.
the trade will revive in a few iaS
the financial disturbance 10 fully
By the people.
G.P Ramsey .old to Tbons
days ago 2-yearoid muIs-
Aus Hail sold 30 had
steers q few days ago, to
days at 3ic.
On Friday last our CO,
shipped his herd Of shl
oils, Indiana, to be
Fair. We await, wi
not without hope,
success The herd
cows, beifcr and
American soil.
progressive farm
DR.. T. b. MOI
to Mr.. James
Missouri, aud
young bull,
= bull that
Alexander
red, calve,
Oxford, I,
Hakim
2,S0i-g
62l)-V
crctia
Eelipsd
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Three frosts fell last month.
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LOCAL INCIDENTS.

Three frosts fell last month.
-
A religious revival IL needed is Stanford.
-
Chailes I ". Carter died Of fax Tuesday.
Mosc- Emore h" been suffering with dys-
entcry.
Mrs. L. Beazley's new millinery eocds have
arrived.
-
Mrs. Green Cundid and little scn sre III
with hux.
Mr.. John Bright Is baleins and shipping
hay in large quantities.
A note from Floy in another column will be
interes,ine TO the ladies.
Ths full proceedings Of the Pulaski county
fair will appear in our next issue.
=
Five or. six families LEFT town on Tuesday on
sc<eunt of the temperance of cholera.
The recent rains started the grass 10 grow
ing Asd proved very beneficial to thewheat
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-14
SUMMARY.
RACING PROSPECTS.
Saratoga observation-disclosures for the
Several Events Which Closed March 1.

SWEEPSTAKES AGES $50 entrance p p with $500
added. One mile and quarter. The race to be
the first day OF the first meeting, 1873.
l. ID. j. Grouse br. h. Chilcothe, years, by Lexing
ton, out OF lila.
p NJ H. sanordis b. h. Monarchist, years, by Lexing
ton out % Mildred.
s. NJ H. sanord's b. h. Prcakness, years, by Lcxing.
ton out OF Bay Leaf.
g. d. Mcdaniel Co.'S CHI h. Harry Bassett, years, by
Lexington, out OF Canary bird.
5. u. Mcdaniel Co.'s ch. c. Joe Daniels, years, by
Australian. out of Dolly Carter.
g. NJ A Littels br. Wizard, years. by Concord, out
Dolly Morgan.
=; Hunter 1ravsrs b. h. Alarm, years, by imp.
Eclipse, out OF imp Maud
Hunter rrayers' oil. strachino, years, by Par.
mesau, out OF May Bell.
o Carroll Coar's br. h. ortoan years. by Donerai,
out OF Canary Bird.
40 Denison era wford CHI. King Philip, years, by
Eclipse, out OF Jessie Dixon.
III. j. A. Grinstead's gr c. Jean valiean years, by
Lightning, out OF segun, by imp. Eclipse
IL j. A. Grinsteadsc CHI 1, years, by Lightning dam
by Nandal, out OF Lanpi's dam.
IL. Rice McCormicks CHI n. Wanderer, years, by
Lexingo ton, out of Coral by Nandal.
IL. Rice a McCormick's oh. H. ckwood 5 wears, by
Asteroid, out of Alabama, by Brown Dick.
10 w. Cottrilrs b. Eveline Mabry, years, by Jack
Malone, out of Betty Martin.
The FLASH STAKES, for two.ycar-ods; 500 each H. T.,
with $500 added second horse to save mis- stake Hall
mile. To be run the fst day of the meeting,
1873
I. Oden Bowiesb. c. KeenA Richards by War Dance.
out Of Evergreen, by Glencoe.
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Who Paid Over the $4,000 to
It's Recipient
Interview with Mr.. Allen, Who Advised and
Exposed the Taking Of the Bride but Who
Will Now Say Nothing About It-Ovsr-
whelming and Sworn Evidence
Of His Previous Accusations
sswIIO Is THE LIAR %,
What the Petitioners Now Have to Say
About the Matter.

The statement relative to the alleged venaty
OF Mrs Avery d. Putnam in receiving sum vari-
Ously stated to be fifteen twenty-five thousand
dollars from friends of the Foster family naturally
created no small amount OF conversation and ex-
element. After the very strong proof which was
brought that this money had been paid and handed
over to Mrs. Putnam, 1t was somewhat OF sur
prise to those who have taken interest in the
Foster case, which has certainly during the past
few days created more interest than ever before,
to read the two letters from Mrs. Putnam and Mr..
John Foster denying that any money had been
received or paid in the entire matter
In answer to the statements by these persons
the following affidavits were made by some OF the
parties who signed the petition the other day pray
ing Governor Dix not to be Influenced by letters or
petitions in favor OF Communication OF sentence:-
MR.. HENNEBERGER's AFFIDAVIT.
CITY, Cosasy and STATE Of Nsw York -Herman Henne
sg 9fMn and ss re m
doing Pearl street, said city New york,
ana Iido connected by marriage relations with the
him this spoGent e,iced the ana Following rGs
Allen Sa ct
and further that he, the said Allen. that she,
iss a rss aa 81? mt
OF s death
and SEsS Sassy me saS i day Of
of New York
THE AFFIDAVIT OF AVERY D. PUTNAM's BROTHER
f the q a % state 81 New Yors as p
on a $ inst &c %: %s and
street in this city; and connected BY marriage
and from whom this deponent ELECTED the fol-
alien lie cd as 20 r
r. and that as q had visited him in re-
was that she should receive for her letter to the Governor
knew that Mrs Putnam had received 600 from friends
of Foster. AUSTIN q. PUTNAM,
Sworn before me this 18th day Of March, lSy-WILLIAM
b. Posi-, Notary Public, city and county OF New York,
Mr.. COvERT's AFFIDAVIT.
Ciy. Comtgand STATE Of Ne1 York ss:-William A. Co.
vert merchant doing business at 63 Pearl street said
cordng law the 7th day OF March inst he had
conversation with William L. Allen, merchant, doing
business at 81 Pearl street. in the OF which CONVEX
said Allen had acted as adviser to the widow Of the
late Avery D. Putnam; that he knew that the friends
late Avery d. Putnam and said Putnam that he
advised her not to such proer butte take money
that he the said Allen further and emphaticaly stated
da aa ss got k 9wsr In money ana he dd not
Affirmed to anc subscribed before me this 18th day of
county OF New York.
CARD FROM Mr.. PUTNAM.
Mr.. A. G. Putnam, also, has written the following
letter.
The statements of Mrs Ellen Putnam and John Foster
both published in this days papers direct contra
dicton to the representations OF William L. Allen, made
other must of necessity be deliberate and persistent
liar and the public shall know which the liar.
A. u. PUTNAM, 81 West Thirty third street.
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THE ICE GORGE AT PORT DEPOSIT.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar

PHILADELPHIA, March Ii, 1873
A despatch from Port Deposit dated at noon,
reports that the river has risen foot within two
hours Portions Of the ice gorge have moved
down. filling up the channels made In the ice and
giving threatening look TO AFFAIRS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-24

RIvrR NRws.-Tbe river was still
swelling slowly here yesterday, the
marks last evening showing fifteen feet
six inches. At Pittsburgh there uas
eleven feet three inches and falling.
The skillinger leaves for Cincinnati
this afternoon, at three o'clock. We
commend Captain Russell and his
comfortable. safe packet to the travel
ing public. -.-...-- q
The J. E. Rankin broug int up, yes
terday, the largest trip that ever waa
brought from Matamoras. 1t took all
the forenoon to unload her Among
other articles she brought up sixty
bogsh eads Of tobacco. She left about
one o o'clock for Matamoras.
The Science left for Parkersburg, yes
terdsy morning with a big passenger
trip.
Quite a number OF towboats wenI
down yesterday, with large toWs Of coal
This rise will about clean out all the
ceal that is mined.
The Courier. Captain Jack Harrison,
will leave for Parkersburg this morning
at half past ten o'clock; She offers an
extraordinary chance for passengers to
make a short trip in style.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-24

POLICE CoURT.-Now we know 1t
WAS the weather. No sooner did the
rain dry up than also did the run on the
police court Yesterday there was bu'
one case before this court. Only one,
and all because Of the change in the
weather,
Samuel Allen came in from the
country to buy some things. Among
the things" was q gcodly supply Of
benzine which he took for his in'nard
ailments. lie got so full that he could
not locomote and laid down IN door
wav on John street. AS it was his first
appearance for two years he got on on
paying s. and costs.
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HOW to Live Economically.

The problem OF how to economise in
living is one that engages the serious
attention OF a great many people.
"Sfsny a little makes a mickle" was
one of Benjamin Frsuklin's Poor
Richard" truisms that summarizes the
whole system Of popular extravaganza.
II YOU wish to save money, economise
in little as well as in large items OF ex-
pepditure. For all the household pur-
poses for which polishing powders bath
brick and soap are usually used, e1-
ceptipg the one thing of washing clothes,
Sapolio is by many times the cheapest
article that can be employed. To say
nothing about its great superiority to
all other substances, it is, on the score
of money alone. by far the cheapest.
Remember this fact and save many
dollars every year.
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Hnnlgos's OFEa1 HoUsF.-We b.d

HnnLgps's Opera HoUsE.-We hsd
the pleasure. last night, Of Witnessing
the worst representation of Hamlet we
ever saw. Not half OF it was played
and that was not half played. Mr..
Albaugh should devote his entire atten'
ton to society and sensation dramas.
These he plays well, but he is BY all
odds the worst Sbakesperean actor on
the stage. 1t could hardly be believed
that it could be done, but he read one
passage thus : ..... ..
your ladyshIp s nearer heaven than
when saw you last. By the altitude
Of q chopec l welcome you
The famous soliloquy beginning, ITO
be or not to be-" was entirely omitted,
so were many other points that noted
actors make tell. Mr. Albaugh can
play watch and Wait" and Poverty
Flat" and play them well, bat Hamlet
is too many for him. .-..
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SHOULD BIB SrorPED.-We notice
that the unpaved wharf, south OF
Twelfth street, is being made a general
dumping ground for all the refuse ard
filth that any one chooses to place
there. This should not be. Whsrf-
master Forsyth should see to it thst
persons who wish to use any portion o
the wharf are rot obliged to wade
through ashes aud decayed vegetable
matter to get to it. Ifa person wishes
to empty an ash barrel or bucket be
should not be allowed to throw it On
the wharf to save ten or fifteen steps
to the waters edge. Make EN- dump
it overheard, uncle Joe.
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TERRIBLE AcoIDENT-T,Oo Men Hurt.
Yesterday morning as George Clark
Fred. Dixon and other workmen at the
new Belmont blast furnace, were en-"
gagged in placing the hot blast pipes in
position at the north end ofthe furnace
one OF the lines of the fall gave way
and the great macs OF iron came tum'
bling to the ground, catching two OF the
vorkmen. Oue Of them, George CLARK,
had his leg broken between the ankle
and the knee. Another, Fred. Dixon,
had finger cut off and his thumb
mashed. Both OF the injured men
were conveyed to there homes, where
they received the needed medical at
tendance. This is the first accident
that has occurred during the erection
OF the Belmont blast furnace.
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NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
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This Is rare Opportunity for those who are
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send for Illustrated Circular to the Mckee
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THE PARLOR COMPANlO.

LIVERY LADY WANTS ONE.
EEvery man eught 10 have one.
sent on receipt often cents Address J.. +
HYDE,& Co, l9j reVenth Avenue, N. Y.