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Public Hygiene.

This IL a suhiect 10 which comparatively
little attention Is paid in this country, and ss-
pecially in this particular section Of our State
and yet IL Is one that deserves the earnest con-
alteration not only Of individuals, but Of CON-
munities In general. Until late ysars, Public
Hygiene, As n science, was not recognized I;
and 70 d. VIM. FAR, the present Registra.
General Of England, are we largely indebted
'for the elucidation Of the great principles
underlying sanitary medicine"
so clearly demonstrated" says an able
writer upon this subject, ais the value Of san
itary sciepcs 10 the public health, that some
have placed Preventive Medicine in the front
rank, and assigned to Curative Medicine sub
sidiary place"
The great benefits resulting from the adop-
ton Of sanitary measures by thu Board Of
Health Of several Of the most popular cities Of
the country, dcriag the prevalence Of the cpl
demie Of Asatio cholera, that visited US some
year, since, go 10 prove that the claims sani-
tary medicine hss upon science are not
grouDdle.s, and consequently should be care
fully considered.
The reduced mortality which has resulted
from laws sppertaining 70 sanitary reform. and
als proper applisuiion Of aIo., Ina. in . single
city Of Great Britain / alope .uiicie., To show
the sreat good tia. NAV accrue from iudiciou.
sanitary lesislstion. 1 allude 10 the city Of
Liverpool, England, where, previous to the
A. r. a
the city was SO 70 evsry / 900 Of the pop-
ulatiOn, Il has been reduced 10 "A 10 the | 900.
IL then, such result. q. these are % be OBJ
tanned. why do not our au,horitie. nav more
attention 10 mi. sub;ect,
Why do not tho.s hiph In of,oe make the
publle health ON. az thsIr chi,f cou.;a,r..
tioua and NO, psrmi, financial and other AZ.
f.ir. aappsr.aininr % the gro...r form, of ma.
-, -a.-p - -
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LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE.

HAvING dstsrminsd 10 remove 10 Tez.s,
10 | nos offer ioE sals my kFm In LReoln
county, known ~ the Jack Wight place, situ-
aied about siH miles from SANFORD and ave
miles from Jacksonville, on tho Tpmersville
and Mckinney Station turnpike. about ons
mile ssd a half from Mckinney Station. II
contains about
Two Hundred and Thirty Acres
q a. good lAAd a. thsfs h In The eoaHty, all
under good ieBos, the Improvements ara
good, consisting Of an exoellsnt dwelling.
With all Necessary outbuiidinss. good harm,
oOrn-eribs, oow-hoa.s. carriage ho1ss, grain,
hoass, etc, snd i he bsst sstsrsd fsrm'ia
The county.
A am anxious 10 all, yin oder pur-
ehAaer bargain 10 ths above -dsscribed place.
For further par,iculau. call On ma a home,
OF .ddrs.s NJ q. LACKEr,
64en STANFORD. ~,
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FROM LAUREL COUNTY.
oorsspe.dsnce Interior JearsaL
LONDON. KY, June 18th. 1873

Corespoadsnce Interior Journal
LONDON, KY, June 18th, 1873.
The much talked Of extension Of the Knox
vile Branch railroad to London will cease,
since il Is discovered that the object in making
the recent survey was to establish route and
prevent the Cincinnati Southern FROM trcss-
passing in the event IL wisely concludes to
come this way.
On Monday, June 9th, the Republicans Of
Laurel county met in convention and nomi-
ted o. p. Nelson candidate 10 represent
Laurel and Rockcastle in the next Legisla-
ture of Kentucky, A. L. Reed Is the Demo
cratic candidate. It's thought there will be
another Richmond in the Geld.
London Is improving very rapidly new
buildings going up, and our streets being re-
pared. the new jail-house will be put under
contract by July lst- II the people Of our
county could see their ancient Hall OF Justies
as othen see II, they would demand and will
ingly pay for new and more modern struct-
ure. Let us go to work and at least get ahead
Of Lexington on the courthouse question.
Ample arrangements have been made BY
the energetic committee, for the entertain.
ment Of persons who attend the Masonic Cele-
bration On the 24th, A large crowd is expec-
ted. AMOS.
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CITY LIVE srorK MARKrrs.

Gncianafi-Light receipts Of cattle, but sup
ply equal 10 demand. Prices did not undergo
any change; butchers and shippers the prin-
ciple purchasers. Mondays quotations were
AZ follows: common 81 75S$3 Is; fair IS so
@s4 IS; good 81 40ta$4 rs; prime butcher
stock "a sotsgsS 30; shipping cattle s. 500
S. IS.
LOui.pille---Only 2I7 head Of cattle placed on
sale Monday; all changed hands BY noon.
The market ruled actice, though no change to
note in prices. A good many were bought 10
take to the country TO grave best for ship
ment worth 5i@5lc.i good 4i95c.; common
and rough 2l63le. For sheep the market is
only fair. Best sell at s. 50(eA per 100 ita.
gross; common at 81 50ta$2 per head. lambs
that are well grown and Cat sell at So 5O(9S4,
and light at S2(aS3 per head.
Hoos--There is no material change 70 note
in this class Of live stock. The receipts are
not 20 heavy and prospects are better. but
prices are about the same a. last week. Best
ssIl at 90 2SSs4 so, aud light at $4SSi IS
per 100 pounds gross.
Ner rork---Quality Of cattle offered better
than last week, and hence an advance u ic,
Common 10 prime Hole. with few Of the
choicest at i3lc f=;s TO good Kentucky
lambs are worth 81 10 lie
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS
COLLEGE.
tn. Evs.i.s E-ssrs.iswsnt.

We had the rare pleasure Of being present
at the Musical Entertainment, given al the
Crab Orchard Spring. College, on Friday eve
ming last. Thinking that synopsiSof the ex-
erciscs might interest many Of your readers,
We herewith submit an incomplete reporti
We are sure that the large and brilliant audi
snce assembled on The occasion, took as much
delight In the prooeedings a. did your CORE
sPOndent; and 70 all who appreciate harmony
in music and melody In song Il was rare
treat
Several Of the pieces touched our fancy
with considerable force and power Among
them We can no. refrain from mentioning,
Voices Of the Night" which was rendered
with such exquisite melody a. 10 charm all
who listened. The piano solo, Circus Galop,"
-. mos, snl..didIx execu,.d nv Mis. s.
-. y. M. -.,a,...,.. "a -
and was reoei'ea " "' Aa",'' ",'a "'.on
applause. The -CastAnet and Gay uuitAr,
vocal Duct, by Misses f-h and W. was
really enchanting; the charming alto voice Of
a.. ..,,,.l =, - -, a. a., m. an.
'''s V',e $50. - =. ~" 80 =.
nole' IRON me sses'es' i"'e' WINE inc e'eA',
full soprano OF the other showed q degree OF
cultivation rarely attained The "Roll Of the
pums a oho,us by the entire clas.. was very
-',,-1.,.r ao.I u,,aA,.d y. -. -, Il.
ehn'eh'"e "' eP'A"o 'o'o'
though dinlcuit arrangement was executed
with great expression by Mis- E.; this
elorious old hymn, although nearly a century
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Farming.

The important work Of June L. the eultivl-
ton Of corn. Whatever method Is adopted,
the great point is to mellow the soil and kill
every weed, II l. no sEsggeraiion 10 say thai,
taking the county through, the weeds rob
our farmers Of half Of the profit Of their corn.
The weeds should BE- killed, and the best time
is a. soon a. they begin TO germinAte. The
recent rains will bring these pes,s up in mill
lions to the square acre, but the plov and hoe
will prove snec.uAl u pes.lzlsntly used
Weeds ara like ere, easily controlled Il taken
in time, bat equally difhcult to subdus II they
get much the start
The harvest ssasoa vii come On much
earlier this ssAson than usual, from the pres-
snt prOspeets Farmer should sow bsgiu TO
look up their soythss, mowers. ste., and have
everything in readiness for the busy time. A
litus crude petroleum spread upon your sag
ona, ploss, harDws. rakss, sis., ~ip make
tAsss implements lac, a. lOng asAia.
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A Cheering Proclamation from
the Southern Railway Trustees
To THE PUBLIC.

IL having been stated in some Of the news
papers Of the city that the Board Of Trustees
Of the Cincinnati Southern Railway were d.
vided rs to the course to be pursued, and that
there was crisis in their afairs, and As such
allegations going abroad uncontradicted arr
calculated to injure the trust committed 10
their care, the Board have directed me "a
make known that no such division or crisis
has arisen.
There are matters TO be ascertained before
the practical question Of when and where 10
begin work can come mp for decision. The
Board had hoped before this to have located
the road, at least in part, but are yet unable
10 do 80 in justice to all the interests involved.
The public can rest assured that there will be
no unnecessary delay.
From inquiries made the Board are satisfied
that when the time comes for letting thers
will be sharp composition for the work,
and, in case il should Re deemed pol
icy TO lot the completion Of the entire road
to one party with lease, there viii be bids
not only from the great railroad interests cen
tering here, but from others.
NJ. GREENWOOD,
President Board Trustees Cincinnati South
ern Railway.
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We are called upon 10 ansounce the death
Of another very old citizen q our county. Mr..
JunAL WAY, sgsd ~ year., died at the rcd.
dsnce Of his son, James, on "Wednesday morn
ing, the 18th inst, sner an Hines Of few
weeks Up 10 the time Of his illness, he en-.
joyed the most wonderful health, possc-sine
from HI. childhood an iron constitution. hs
lived life Of honest industry, and rc<r.d q
l.rge family, all Of whom are respected and
useful citizens Peaceful bs his sleep, and
slorious his awakening.
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Prof P.ine requests us 10 announce 10 the
Sunday school children that, on tomorrow
Saturday afternoon, a, 4 O'Clock, II the at
mo.phere L. favorable, he viii send up their
balloon. The courthouse bell will ring a, 3
O'Clock, 90 as 10 give the children In the vicin-
lily Of town ample time 10 wsch the scene, and
at few minutes before Z O'Clock, the band
will play few pieces on the court square,
which will be the signal for those In town who
wish 10 witness the ascension 10 attend.
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The carlisls Asso.'y Of last week contained
under the heading Of Married" the follosing'
-WAo0oEEh-On ths I'd
instant, by Elder J. w. bullock, at the rs.i-
dsnoe Of the brides father, Mr., John W. NTH
elltree 10 Miss Phylenia n. Waggoner, both
Of Headquarters precinct, In this county.
Under the caption Of Births" the same pa
per contained the following
On the Sd instant, 10 the wife Of John W.
Mitchelltree, Of Headquarters preeinet-A son.
What in thunder doe ID meani
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We vsuld e.i The sp,cisl attrntisn q po~ims-tsrs
md .-h-as-'- 10 As Allowing gsap-'. q ,hs nsvs-
papsr ia~si
1 ps.,ms.,ss !. r-qulrra % gl,s ss'ss y ,s,,s.
tleturulne payer dos not nnsvef the hsl Wa
The fr - nei bslns tskenJ ard nssist
70 % :, makcs the ra-mssisr r-pnsihs - ne puh-
Usher a. the payusent
: Any psr.on vho take. paper frou the pu-,cmce,
Whcthef drrcled 10 Ms snothrr, uhsthef ~
has sutscribcl 80 uot, u Responsible ~ The ray
liza rr-sn ordsfs his paprr discontinued, he must
Ray al arrvarsars, the puhlishef may conunas "
srnt n Until The payment q lnsaa
cetsln ume sud the puhlisher contlru - .end, ~
sulrlhsr Il hsand " pay &c hn he tske- fiunn Ne
pa<ionca. The lac pfnscs~ls urpn the Efvuna thst
man MIST pay ~ What he 49,.
TIE sssss have asssasa that refusing 10 t.ke
nsusp.psrs and psredicals hfus n. po.tomee, q y,
svidenes ~ intenfiouel haud
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The rain last Saturday morning was the
heaviest that We have had for a period Of
ton yeas. The water courses were on terri
bic rampage. and the destruction Of fences
along the numerous streams was considerable.
In many places the small grain was crushed
to earth probably 10 ria no more The turn
pixies were injured by washing.
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The Job Department Of the Journal oiios
il the special pride Of the publishers, and the
quality Of our work compares fsvOrably with
that Of any Office in Kentucky. As regards
our prices, We never allow ourselves TO be I'M
der-bid--if VIC know Il.
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To Kansas and Colorado Z

During the summer season Of 1873. the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad will sell Excursion
Tickets from ST. Louis to Denver and return,
at very low rates Of fare, and rare opportu-
nifty Is thereby offered, for lovers Of nature to
view the BEAUTIES Of Colorado, and enjoy the
delightful scenery and bealth-inspiring eli
mate Of the Parks Of the Rocky Mountains.
Kansas, with It's broad and fertile plains, is
directly on the route, and together with all
the other Western States and Territories, Is
reached by the Missouri Pacific Railroad and
Its connections.
The Texas connection Of this road is now
completed, and passengers are offered first
class all-rAil route from 81. Louis to Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kansas A Texas X.
r., va Sedalia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific
r. r., VIA TiaiIa. For maps, time tables in
formation as 10 rates, routes, &c, We refer our
readers 10 J. y. Thompson. Southern Passsn-
ger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn, or Z. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent s., Louis, Mo. 6o-t
Q~sshoas wsa Be- eAecJ@is and promptly answered
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Ruling Prices an over Kestucky
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND CROP ITEMS.


Bloo-ing,eu, M. June 13.--Ths sale Of Ken
lucky shor,-horn-, part Of the Chesterfield
herd, Of D.nviIle Ky, owned By Mr.. james
n. Davis, Of that city, began at the fair
grounds here Yesterday morning al 10 o'clock.
This important s.le he. attracted the st,ension
Of all the leading siock-fancierr, and has
brought 10 the city q large number Of the
prospective buyers from all parts Of the West
Tven,y-four cows and heifer averaged ssi2,
the prices ranging ss high o. sis. Three
bulls brough, an average Of 500 each. Thirty
head Of Bsrkshire hogs sold at an average Of
SO running from $40 10 $50.
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The railroad bridge which spAned Rolling
FORK, on the Louisville A Nashville Railroad,
Was svep, away by the recent food, In conse-
quence Of which, no freight for points south
Of Lebanon junction will be received for few
daxa
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Mis- Tabiths Hurt has instituted suit In the
Lincoln Circuit Court against the l.. a n r.
r. Company for $4,000 damages, for injuries
received At the Logan Creek accident recently.
Warren A welsh are the council for plaintiff
We learn also that the father Of young
Gooden, minor, who vas killed on the Knox-
willie Branch Of the road. near Halle Gap, has
6led suit In the Lincoln Circuit Court for
heavy damages. Me~r. r. N. a w. o.
Brady and II. 7. Harris, Esq, are counsel
for plaintif
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PERSONAL

We had the pleasure yesterday Of eissPins
:As hs=a q I-a-- John ~ Ph''ir.. Who al
ter wandering over the state q Texas several
weeks, 10 search Of better place than old
Stanford. returned with an even Pulse--ths
fever all ecre. For further information with
regard TO his vixit, go hrsi page.
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The attention of our Town Trustee. is re-
.psc,fully and hopefully called TO the article
on Public Hygiese, from The pen Of one Of
our most learned physicians. Gentlemen, q
fearful responsibility is resting upon your
shoulders. The taxpayers are willing 10 have
the fund. Of the town expended in promoting
the health Of the populsce, and they look to
you Cor the initistory steps towards cleansing
our hlthv streets and alleys.
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Mr. James II. Wallace, the proprietor Of
stanford Shooting shop" has In his employ
ono Of tho best shoers In America. Pat Ready,
Of Wilmington, Delaware. They say he nails
the shoes on % securely that the practice Of
drawing shoes from dead horues viii have 10
be discontinued In this section Mr.. wallaoe's
prices will be found elsewhere Give him a
call
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A temperance mass meeting will be held At
the Halls Gap Church on Monday night
next, and also at Mt xeniA on Tuesday night
Elders @. @. oventreet. A. d. Rash and Others
viii addrss ,hs meetings. II IL hoped that
the people will attend the call.
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In India 1900 persons are killed annually
from snake bites. and the Government oasrs a
large sum for every serpent brought In or
killed. There Is vsnomous worm In Ameri-
ca that Stays IL hundred thousand every year,
and the laws protect H.
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We call attcntion 10 the advertisement In
this issue, Of the well-known Wholesale Gro
Gerry and Commission Houss Of Wheat a Ches-
MY, Louisvills. Merchants In the grocery
business will and II 10 their interest. when In
the city, 10 give these gentlemen = call, or
consult their representative Of the southeast
sn Kentucky trade, Mr.. John II. nnnsll,
Who visits this par, Of the State often.
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Emigration Turningi
Cheap Farms In Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic a Pacific Railroad Company
Oilsn !, 100000 acres Of land In Central and
Southwest Missouri, al from 81 to 81 psr
acre, on seven years time, with free transpor-
taiion from 81 Louis 10 all purchasers. Cli-
mate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and laws abiding society inviie eni-
grants from ali points % this land Of tfaiis
and flowers For particulars address, A. Tuck
Land Commissionef, g. Louis, Mo, cot
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bottom Lands, sweeping fcnc-s md damaging
the growing CON. DIR river vn also very
hish from J.me- MN, near Cr.b Orchard, 10
she uou,h. The damage 10 erop. along The
latter vas no, o. great ss on the former
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We have received catalogue Of the Green
wood herd Of shor,-horn cattle. 10 be sold al
Pablic suction, In Lexington, Ky, June 9Th,
by @. B. Dunn, Bryanssvilie, Ky.
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Georgciovn---The crowd here yesterday was
rather slim. AbOut three husdrsd cattle Of
all grades, except good ones were on the mar
ket, and prices ranged from three 10 Eve cents,
with many remaining unsold. A number Of
horses, mostly plug, Of which there were but
few sales, were on the market No mules
were offered.
Dunrile, June Obut-About 400 cattle upon
the market; all the heavy cattle Withdrawn;
sellers asking from 4 to 5lci buyer. not de
posed to give that price. sold several lots Of
calves at the following prices 10, Of speyed
heifers at $40 so per head; lot Of steer calves
at SIS per head; lot Of steer calves at SIS
per head; I lot Of medium mules withdrawn
at $50 per head; but little demand Zoe horses
and but few sold. Remember the sale Of
thoroughbred. that comes OF at the residence
Of the late DR.. weiseger, in Boyle county, on
the 20; also Robert Thurmon's Of Lincoln, OF
the 2lst. Capt 7. d. English, auctioneer.
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The Pic Mic ID over, and now the topic Of
conversation among the mstrons who 30 gen
erously contributed TO the affair. Is that mis-
sing spoon, that odd fork, teacup, freezer
crank, lemon-squeener, etc.
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We take pleasure In announcing that the
Trustses Of the Stanford Male and Female
Seminary unanimously elected Prof J. W,
Paine. Jr- Principal for the ensuing year,
This action meets the universal approval Of
our people. and, inAsm0eh a. Mr.. Paine
labored Last year Cor mere pittance, ~ Il
wsrs, HE i-bss. IA Tho fsiass should b 10
wardsd handsomely. Let all 20 70 work in
earnest, and assist in building up the old Sem
mary.
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Lao al,e sEni ~ tAs sbsss-nansd Punp 10 dsg
% dIlllsd salh asd clsleTna
: . ,s.s :, : ss's, .s I. Y. 60. ss
Siy Mt RUssELL
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The 2i,h # June (st. Johns Day. will be
celebraied by the Masonic Order In various
portions Of the State D.nville, Richmond,
Monticello and London among the number.
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We have received catalogue Of premiums
Of the Seventh Marion County Fair, which
will be held at Lebanon, commencing Tues
day, August 18th, and continuing four days
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The following resolutions were NOT adopted
by our CITY Dads" at their last meeting
Rs.oiued, That every citizen ofstanfcrd be re
quircd al once 10 thoroughly clean and lime
all their oes-poOls, back lots, etc, wherever
any accompanying organic compounds may be
found, or any mi~matic carnations may
arise.
Resolved, That the Marshal Of Stanford be
directed 10 collect sufficient force Of scaven-
gers and proceed Immediately TO thoroughly
cleanse the streets and alleys.
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Unwashed elothias. short wool, free Of
burn. b worth sots32c. in Louisville, and un-
washed oombing. free from buns, s2ss5c.,
while tub washed bring. 4os45c.
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The Shah Of Persia took the modest little
sum Of s2SocoYooo a. pocket change 10 the
Vienna humhus. Only abou, 100000 Of his
subjects died q starvation last year.
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Hanging Fork Vas higher during the lais
ireshsi than Il has ben since the bridges In
the nsishborhooa of Crows shop were washed
away, some ten years ago. We are informed
thai The stream OVERLOOKED and inundated the
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE are aathaFinrd 70 announre n w. HtffA-
w EEn n~puhIiesn candidate ~ STATE Acnaiof q
the " senaturis District cgar~i q Lhe eeunte. =
Wayne and fulssAi. kicetiun ist Monday IN August
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OH 70 wicked and psrven.e link slineersl"
when will yoa learn that communication
without the name Of the author don't sand q
dogs chance Al this oficef
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A prc,.cied meeting. oosdue,sd by Rsvs.
Crow and oversrect gill begin al Turners-
willie on Friday night, xth inst
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in Bourbon there Ia some demand for two
year old mules past, 10 grare and feed, at fair
rricea
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Marion oountiea An nos pr6Ilarud 70 larulak thon
% those desiring such l.borasss a. naaaiActaTers
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A flRsr-cLAss araki.f ..ess an ne aa.ls .,sss -
oaly ens 10 tswD-shleh l. dsias Esd businsas For
particulars, shdTe.s ~ "a, n o. boz - staaford Ky.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. a. o. Bars. viii preach at walnut
Flat on Sunday next al three O'Clock, ?. n.
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We regret 10 announce the death o. young
Robert cowsn. sgd 10 year.. son Of our vor-
thy coaniymsn, Samuel =. Cowsn, on Mon
day last, q pneamcnia.
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The above quotations bacon and other prDdues are
retail price. small dssoan s made by msrchaass
from the above figures vhen tskes IN exch.ass &c
merchasdias.