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n THu FtRIr sulr.-Tho fir.t
suit brought in tho Circuit Coar. .hl,
year was Instituted on Wednesday las.
BY W. G. Bennett. Attorney. Think
Of Il. will you! In the Kanawha
county Circuit Court. SO suits weIO
brought on tho frIt day--ia Lewis
emily ono suit 10 = MONTH II q great
deal ofl.W Is a sign Of prosperity, we
arc rstrogrsdiug-it very little li.iga.
.ioa is . ,ign Of we'll doing, our cOun.
y is Advancing.
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Eg Squire. james Hall, of Rrcc.
nansburg. is lying very seriously i'll,
at bis residence. lie has suffered q
great deal from heart disease, and Dr..
Bland informs II, that bis prsscn. pros.
tration Is from that cause.
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JOSEPH a. wArsos,
THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TIME proprietor Of this old and lOp.
uiar stand would respectfully inform
he public that be has Just received full
ind complete stock Of
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
Of tho host quality anil a. tho lowest priss.
Ills Etnek nf
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LIQUORS

Is the best 10 this mashst. 10 salls Far-
licular attention to his assortment Of GnS
old Rye and Bourbon WhiskiCs, which hO
offers nj tho lowest market prices.
r. TiRRNPY. dee u
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Robt. II. Waters,
Tho Equitable Oil aud Mining Com.
pany and others.
In Chancery in the circuit court Of
Lewis county.
The parties, and all others interested will
take netiee that have set the 2i,h day Of
January, 1879, at my Office In Weston, Lew.
Il county, Vest Virginia, TO execute tie
order ofreiersne1 catered on the It'll day Of
November, 1877, directing II 10 be aseer.
tainsd and reported whether the corporation
1.-THE Equitable OIL and Mining Company
has,beau dissolved, all debts existing against
thcsanc, their priOrltiOs, what estate is
owned BY Il, what liens exist against thu
same, and their prioritles. Under said or.
der o fMid court all persons having debts
against said corporation are hereby warned
10 present and prove the same, 6efo re NE
on pain Of bsiag excluded and barred froui
participating Ia the distribution Of the ai.
sets OF said corporation.
Given under my hand, a, commissioner
IN clISnrery Of said court, this l3th day VI
December, 1874 W. II. BfRSE.
dec 79.It
Henry llFannOu, Pc.
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Chips and Whetstones.

Harrisburg ISa'srtas'te are 60 De lolt
a. auction at claFksburg, % the l0tl
o. February, as the property ofWilliau
Z, Cooper, an involuntary bankrupt
,.-Here iSa question for a de-
batting society; Should a young mar
leave his music lesson 10 split wood
when his mother Is at home and in per
focI health TT. r. Reay can dc
moro talking, aud sell cheaper and
better goods than any other man in
Lewis county. Tito members Of
the Legislature who accepted tho hos
pitalisics Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad in returning to their homes
GU the ODD Of December, adopted the
usual complimentary resolutions which,
as usual, they rcqueG. all the nOwspa-
pcrS to publish free Of coss.-fhe
country papers are exposing Masonic
GWindlor named Charles II. Fox, who
travels aud lives on the square" by
telling pit0Ous tales of suffering and
want,--IntelligensO has been re-
coiyed that MorgantOwn has been es.
tablishOd by the government as a
United States Signal Station. An
army officer has been detailed and will
be there in few days, to take charge
Of tho Station, which will be- located at
the University. This will be tho only
Signal Station in the Slate
Nine hundred and thirty eases were
tried before the Police Conr. Of
Wheeling during the year 1872
What is the difference between an Or
ganist and tho epizooty? 0ae knows
the stops and the other stop, the
noGe.--Game Is plGnty-quail,
saehrS. grouse. old sledge, rabbits.
bluff, and Flucked pigeons.--The
mud leads tho van this week. At
every corner and on every street it as.
serts itself, and refuses to be ignoredD
We suppose We shall have to wade, ]"
Tile following "notis" is posted
in Lincoln county: Go hear. Eye
don't want enuibeddi that has HOSES
which has Of tho Eppirusick InnaSw.
opza, or any other infurnel name to
cum thru this gait under penalty Of
havin' Of their, the bosses, tales cut off
Gloss behind their. the hesses. years.
Keep shi. Mountaiueor."
receipts Of tho baltimore and Ohio
Railroae for 1872 were Sl3,6l4,S72
an increase Of Sl.057 $3.50 over last
year.--MrG. Catherine sheliuo
died near Point Pleasant, this State,
ON the 25th uls., at the advanced age
Of LOG 20. 8. Dsspard. Demo-
erss, was elected Mayor of Parkers-
burg. last Saturday. by los majority,
and four Of The seven Councilmen are
DsmOcrats.-S. D. Lowry Is ap-
pointed postmaster at Hantesville,
Pocahonsas county, rice James W.
Lowry, resigned. Eastern
paper facotiously styles Governor
Hendricks, Of Indiana. .the not re-
sui. Of tho national ground swell, y in
view Of the fact that be Is about the
only man, woman or child elected to
any Office throughout the length and
breadth OF the land on tho Liberal
plaliorni.--A now psstofice is
established at Wilmoth's, Barbour
county, on tho route 70. from B 3,,el
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NEW HOTEL.

R.F. YtENlsa. \. ". AEHsnrT.
TLEMING l. BENNETT,
Attorneys ut Law,
GLENVILLE, Gilmsr, Co., " IA.
Practice In the Circuit Courts Of Gilasr
and adjoining counties. Collections, asd
oil other business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended to.
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TIE pIIELL1pPI HOTEL,
PlllLLIrrt, ". va.

The best Of accommodation. for man and
beast. js1>Par,i.s rom Lewis and adjoin
iIg counties will ind the PniLLlrrt llorGL
all that they could siirs.
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WV G. L. TOTEM,
W.. Attorney at Law,
b UCRiiANlN0N, Up,Lar Co. n ia
Practices 10 the Circuit Courts Of uP.hut
and adjoining counties. SPECIAL attention.
paid W collections.
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~ an unusually large meeting Of The
c'''zens o Lincoln ccanty. st the court
nou'e' on Monday ths I'm inst y. w.
A'corn explained the object 10 BE- a fcr.
mai organisation Ne The purpose Of a
P'e7enssnsn o. the portraits Of Gov
,.'.c sne'oy' non. Thomas hongomefy'
hphraim Remington and George Dun
lsp-all distinguished citizens Of Ian.
coin county-to he hung ON the wall.
a, tho .;r.,;, .,.., -, F..,h. -.
-
Por " organization ". =. oauney was
called to the chair, and =. j. Campbell
chosen Secretary.
Thcrcupou r. p Hin R.o r.,rc.cn,.
IN. N. 49,. a a.. -. ~.
t Ns u's ~ '"e 'e 'o
presented tnem IN an appropriate al
dress, In which he gave an ePitome Of
the public services, and a Just tribute TO
the private worth If .,ch of ,h.s. nor.
-. a - ~. -. T,.
~ ~ ""O.a e"' 0oy " Noo'"
thought % wen ~ 70 request the denn-
ton Of their portraits m the common
property of the county. The Chair.
man In bchalf of mo county .ccs,,sd
"A, ao..,;o.
WV 81 eO""''o"'
YIN mouon Oh Jno' u Cooper, the foi-
lowing resolutions were adopted;
WurrAa Al the M.rch ,er,, ~ A..
lincoln County Court is7s nv ,ssoI..
lions spread Al l.rse ynon H. rss,a,,,s ~
aid court . reonss, ~ n.d. H. "a
court al the be;r. m Gov Is.s. si.lhv
deceased Of Hon Tbom.. Mon,.o.,.ry
deceased. and Hon John K;ncs;J a.
ceased Together with ,ho.e ~ F,hr.
i'm Pennington, ESQ. George DUNLAP.
Thos. W. Napier and w. q. Bailey,
that they respectively furnish TO the
county OF Lincoln TO be kept in the
courthouse at Stanford, the portraits Of
said Isaac Shelby, Thomas Montgomery.
John kincsid, George Dunlap, Ephra-
~ ~ p en,n,ng.Is, ~; NAPIER and w.
n;.bsd sIcsn ~ The rortr.;t :, ~ - K;n
csid: II is now. therefore,
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DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE
CHASE. -

The death Of this distinguished man
and profound jurist marks an eventin the
history Of tie republic. He was great
man and learned man.
The beginning Of his life. as a man.
was noted for his excellency rs a teacher
Of private schools, during which time he
prosecuted bis studies in the science Of
law. He commenced the practice Of his
profession in Cincinnati. Ohio, in 1880.
His cmizence and distinction az a law
yer were soon secured by his command
ing talents and unyielding devotion TO
both study and practice. His reputation
was not long confined to the limits Of the
city. In lew years from the time he
began pennies. struggling for a place
at the bar, he was elected Governor Of
Ohio and afterwards was elected TO the
United States Senate. President Lin
coin. in the beginning OF his first term,
appointed him Secretary Of the neasu-
ny, place which he iilled with thsmost
marked ability and success. His fnan-
cial policy contributed moro largely to
the defeat Of the South than all Of
Grants victories. His money furnished
the "sinexs Of the war" without which
ii could not have been prosecuted . sin
gle month. On the death Of Chief JUS
tice fancy he WAS appointed Chief Jus
ticc Of the Sapreme Court Of The United
State and died IN the zsnith Of his fame
o. = jurist. His last judicial act. which
Of itself entities him 10 all honor. Was
his dissenting opinion in the ease Of the
Butchers. ofNow Orleans. vs.. the Ores
cent City slsughtering Company. In
this he made manly strike against the
oppression Of monopolies.
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rx chef editcr u the Ns~ Yerk
TrB~ne, whisel.w Rid. h>s ben sued
CIR libel by one benjamin y. Camp. Who
complains q Reid. on sccosut Of an Al.
legcd kbelous srticls puhlishsd m ths
Tibune, which he s-s-ris va written
ny Reid with special reference 10 him.
The article |. hcadcd. s'Of Fmnd. and
Free Passes" and and commence-. I'VE
have bccn called 70 expoc that typical
old rascal representing himself a. the
chief editor Of the Trbrn>.- and poo
cccds to charge, that by mean. Of false
representation, this ume typical old r.s-
cal secures the bet quarters 1t the bet
hotels and free Pass~ over railroads.
Camp lays his damages sts5o, 900. Reid
va. in Washington City ., ,hs time the
writ was served on him, acting q ono Of
pall-bearer at the funeral Of Chief Jus
tice Chase. Camp was formerly the
owner Of q small amount Of stock In the
7ribune, but disposed Of ID several years
since For the past few yean he has
been a resident Of wShingtoa City, and
is best known o. q lobbyist
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CMrncmE

CAriaian- nepoi Slreei--ProAchinE BY Ed
: u King, ID aud 4th Lord. DAYS in eacl
month At II o'clock. m. Sunday school
o'clock, X Warren, sup'L Worship ever
l.orl's day BY the Congregation.
Baptis Rev. A u Rsh, Pssor- Church
meeting la saturday In each E,onih. Preach
ing 1t and ard Sabbath In each meath al II
O'Clock, m. Sunday school At Q O'Clock @
X Waters. Superintendent.
A,sAodis Ept-ypal liSosih )--Rev q G Over
street, Pastor-serTices every Sunday morning
Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Sun
day school at 3 O'Clock.
Pfabytalan (Ssatken l--Pfeaching BY wm
Grow, Iss and Sd Sabbath IN each month. Sun
day school 81 . O'Clock, an.
hukyaoiaA (Goss-d As.a..Aly Rev. n
Cleland-Ssriees I'd and 9TH Sundays In sAei
month. Sunday school al . o'clock, N.
Raj BruaeA- Preaching BY Elder L Al
len the second Lord'sdAy in every month.
Gissns CAHeA, Liaeai. Ob~niy- PrsAehins
BY Elder yesse Walden ever hut sGndas morn
ing and afternoon In each month.
M Maria Ch1aim miles south o
Stanford--Freaehing every 4th saturday and
Sunday following, BY Elder Martin Owens.
Walsui Plnf Osrboriand Rabyt9ia.-
Preaching BY Rev. X n. Caldwell, 81 SUNDAY
In each month,
OrsS Orchard Ckrishan-- Preaching every %
Saturday and Sunday IN each month, BY II
der X q Gill
otab Orchard Spriays -ssrvies IN he Collsss
chapel every Sunday, except the soeond In
each month, AZ i0i A = Rev John y Tar
rant, pastor. "
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Inc meeting then adjourned.
M. C. SAUFLEY, Ch'u.
F. J. CAMPBELL, Sec,y.


fhoA 'ne rePor" ., .ne JOurna'' an
Ai"o'' sVe'y ssc'ion ., 'he country u
seems 'na' We are IN the m'ds. OF . car
a''Ai o ,o'oOo' muruer ana Jod'c'al
nans'ns ro' inc pa'' 'eI osys, news Oh
e0u..o", ho~'o,u anu uue"' rom
Ne" i ORR !" arkansas mas iAiien th'ck
anu iAs' "pO1 'n' pu''o car Inc sen
'"''V" vau'eu " 'ns sAecu.aoh Vi 'ne
,1oo, '"u'ue,e' N Ne" i0'k' nao
NOS iai,'y suoS'ueo, oe'0fe 'ne startling
P' "u,S' ~ u 'ne muiaer continued
" m "orAm"n 'he Sne Oh ne'h-
as' Preacnei ~ ihi"os' "nO' Dc
ii.seu' SIC" 'ne "VnAn '''a'es'isnsoe ner
s'in1y nusoana run ne' 1"ec,'on' NO"
ae ''. % : A.P' NV ', '"e eoI."
''on u UnAaP nss,e,' 'ne pena'ng
~ " 'sus"As' WIN .'s' a''1''' ,o'
'"e Hule.l :" oe%' ~ 'ne
e ,P'',oN' ma A '' uP'n
"e '0 'Ay' !" n'' ' inc
ou'epery - = 'oo', ~ nor ., ua'a.Pec'-
ing ,iaVeie',, 'ne o'Oo'y p"ei' 'ecen.'y
.ousn' near nios"o.u, Vs. oe,"seh we
W. 'o'ns ''0'1. 'es'' anu ho'u'
-" ne, WIN ''n'' 'on''eu'nF'
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The funeral sermon of Chief Justice
Chase was preached by the Rev, DR..
Tiffany Of the Episcopal church. His
sermon was highly sulogistie. aud only
interpreted with enough religious diaser-
tation to relieve it from the kilsome char
setter Of panegyric. The holy of the
Chisi Justice was temporarily inferred
in Oak Hill esmeiry with a view Of llti-
mate removal 10 Cincinnati.
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IT h not N 10 qus-ticn~d that every
rc>d>r Of a Newspaper l. k-~rtily tircd
Of the ModOc war. II hs> grown 10 be
nui-.nce Of no oriir.ry character.
In hci ne Americrn pcepIs sr. boom
Ing % excessively prcsrs--ive. and son
saficnsl IN thar isrie. that thcy can not
possibly cndare, with q hir show Of
good brceding. any sort Of sensation
lonrur than two weeks The Modoc war
va, fruitful theme for a while. Capt.
lack vw the hero Of many fights which
were never fought. and the LITER II
much scslp-" that were never lifted.
But, though the war still continues, and
the lavs-bcds are SIN the strongholds Of
the redskins, the interest has ab.fed and
We nnxiou.ly look fbr news Of murder,
hanging, srsOn, rape. forgery, embczsls.
ment, abduction, seduction. GRIM, con.
and kindred crimes to furnish later.
esting reading these sleepy spring days.
Nevertheless the public pulse has been
a little quickened over the reports from
the frontier seat Of war, and when Gen.
Candy and III. Peace Commissioner.
were slain. the cry vent mp from all the
New England pulpits Of determination.
and Mcdccs delsndI es. Wherefore !,
should not be considered ill-simed to call
public attention 10 the reprtof theccm-
mittee, appointed during the lsst session
q Congress, TO inquire into and report
the management Of Indian affairs. The
Modoc sensation Is now a little stale, but
the report of this committee !. new 10
the public. The advance sheets have
just come from the press. and throw a
considerable light on the csoss Of the
Modoc skirmishes. The Indians are not
so..culpable after al. rs We we're first led
to believe, and only resorted 20 arms a.
a means Of riddancs Of rascally knaves,
who were on the frontier 10 Che capacity
:" 'ue - - sae MUM 'e''
''',o ''' '"e "'Pe
Indians and the Indian service Of these
hcartiess scoundrcls who infest this
branch Of public service. and who do 50
-..s..k A.. I...a~. al. I.l... Al. ..4sl.-
m.'s " s.ms. 'ns ir" ''s 's'.'e''
anu 'pe "o'e'h"en. INC asy Oh @cs
pn''a - 10 uu.n 'o'um's'.'' ana
J.''' '"' 'one'u''. = "n'en 'ne Gun
s hS,e o'"e' i'ey s A'
80 A ~" "'' nv, 'sn cum
~ VIZ" ,mpun'y N inc pss'' 'y
means u sAor''sn' anu i'a'o''en' con
,rae', .V' n''n,"a, SERVICES ~ a''orneys'
" "n,cn 'ae inu'a"s se'e 'ae su,e,eis
.'u ~n,'s nANe 'su.u ".Sn ".o '.s'
h'Bs anu ois'rust Ut"exn tncm nno tne
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The Richmond Register says; "Prob.
ably the oldest man in this stAis died Il
his residence in Estill county, on Tues
day Of lat week. Pstsg shenfeazle wa'
born in FEBRUARY, 1894, consequently
vas in his one hundred and tenth yeaI
when be died. He had been for mum
Der Of years employed It The Red river
iron works. aud Is said 70 have been &C
tive and vigorous inboth mind and body
up ts within q lev days u bis DEATH
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LABErfs county, Kansas, and all the
neighboring counties, i in fever Of ex-
element over the discovery Of series
Of murdsv perpstraied by a family
named Bendsr. that lived as miles
frou Cheryv@le. The ls<s Of the VIC
tins vss DR.. W. A. York. brother Of
the Mao Who exposed Pomercy. The
murder was evidently for the purpose Of
rebbing lhs victims, who were buried in
she garden. Some sen Or twelve bodies
have bssn foand there. The Blenders
hare aed. ~
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--~>--'--'-.-..-''.---..---'
Vow AND then, n tho midst q
che pcrilcus darkness that ovcrshsdows
republicnn institutions, We note the
CLEANING forth n q flint ray q hope that
all y not go lot The FEDERAL govern
mcnf hr stesdily moved fOrward IN its
march 10 naturalization add despotisa,
md the incidenb Of staie sovereignty
have ben knocked out Of potential exis-
tence. Place hunters, Inscriptions par
tisans, demsgogucs and fools have signi.
ned a ready scquiescence in such a
cOurse Of political unrighseousuess, and
the army Of the United States has stood
IN bristled rcndines % crush opposition.
But, ~ We have said, there occasionally
Appears CLEAN Of light upon the hori-
non. IL cheers the dependent soul, and
e'd Us take courage amid the danger
Asa case IN point We mention the action
Of judge nlden, Of the Prcbate Court
Of Cincinnati, who has manifested his
right and ute to The erm'ne he wears.
he IN the pursuance OF his bounden
duty which he feared not to discharge.
has given Gen. whistler, Of the New
port barncks, a lesson which he will, in
all likelihood, long remember A lad
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TIM President, with the opening Of
warm weather, began his usual prepare
tions for abandonment OF the Capitol
and tour through the North. Previous
70 his departure for Connecticut, the FIRST
formal Cabinet meeting. aftm an inter
val Of several weeks was held, at which
there was a little talk about Jack No
doe and kellogg Of Louisiana. ill-fame.
The hurry Of the President 70 get of
from the place Of isohieiai duties. cut
short the discussion On the subject II
Is thought that he win be glad to be
temporarily relieved from the impor-
tuning telegrsms Of Kellogg. calling for
FEDERAL assistance 10 keep him in his
gubsrnaterial seat
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Jom 3. MoRDBoAI and Page McCEr
thy fought duel near Richmond. Va,
Friday last. Both parties were wound
Cd, MordeOAi ilially.
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HEsHr wArrERsOs. Of the Conri~-
Journal, sailed, with his family. for Ia
rope. on the Oceanic, On the 10Th. q b..
gone Ave months.
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AMAS named Paul Birch committed
suicide at Cincinnati. Friday morning.
BY jumping into the river from the su..
pension bridge, a distance Of 81 ieet.
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THE PREsDESr will make no appoint
msnt 70 al the vacancy occassionsd b,
the death Of Chief Justice Chass until
the meeting ofcOngress.
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raE PolArs expedition ha. failed.
Capt Hall having disd had summer
and ~ u the esss having been lately
picked up By thu ngress. AFTER spending
several months on an iceberg.
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Fonuox dispatches received last Sat
uriAy announced the daafh Of John
Stewart Mil. one Of he most eminent
Of ModsrB philosophers. and one Of the
ablsst political economist that England
has ever predneed. 4
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LoDgns.
QR-stAnloed Iodfs
CUs8ASe No ibs. I.o.oF., NEE, every
6ISy1<sf tffidny night in Odd Eel
EssSs6<iow' Hall, north side Main
street w II Miller, N q; n X Chenault, v
q "A Warren, sec'y and Vim nansAsr'y,
Treasurer.
OIuB Orchard Lode., No. lOs-Mse,. at odd
Fellow Hall, Crab Orchard, NJ, every Fri.
day evening, James Pherigo, n q; x Bro.
nAugh, v q; II Bryant, Sec.
Rsbekak LeJgs-Nec1 EVERY ist aud ID
ThnGsday nights 10 each month. y u Iettns
y o; No 3 II Bryant v Gi James PhsdsO'
aa. Goldea Ruk Enoumpmsni No. i47.-
1y<k Meetsal Odd Fellows Hall isl and
~tN Sd Tuesday nights In each month.
jos A Miller, O r, Jno o McAlisier, 3 W; ia,
Daughsrty, II n and AA Warren, Scribe.
n MasOaio--I Lincoln LOdge No. go meets
N Al Masonic Hall, corner Main and
NA Lancaster strssts. every ID Monday
" night Ia each month, ] X McClAry
w N; L X YATES, . w Tw VsmOn, ";
d.. Geo. heRohers, Treasurer s q Cundif
Secretary.
Stamford LOdos, No. 492, A. Y M-Mects Al
Masonic Hall last Monday night IN each month.
X nenny W N, J N Phillips, Jr, s. W;
Geo. d Hopper w A 4 Mckinney, Treas
&a4jord r. A. Ckapaar-M Meets At Masonic
Hall every L.. Monday night in each month
jas. Paxton, II p rII
HaAlosyins Lodgs No lsl, A Y h-Mesls al
Masonic Hall, Hustonyille KY, every Satur-
DAY night bcllre The fall moon In each month
X W Brown, W N BIG Afford. Sec.
Odd Fellows Hall every SATURDAY. night. q
Waters, Wet Miss Bette Carpenter, W
Y II w 4 PhsTlso. WIS., J X ss~ell, W rs
john w PaiAs, L d.
0oid@ ssa, Lodgs, No. a9e, T. o O. T.
Mstls a Odd-Fellows' Hall, Crab Orchard
kenlueky, every Monday nlgAl--J. X. Phsri'
q W. {. T.; Mias Alice b, Hardin W. " r.
" 2. Jones W Sec; D p Edhis'cn p W
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Law Partnership.

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County Csurt, "a Msad.y In och uouih
ID Monslsy la October. Ooar q Levy and
As-e-.nent-7d Monday In June.
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The Iroprietos will spare no pains ia
making il a 6rst-class newspaper,
devoted TO the interest Of this
particular section, and the
development Of the re-
sources of this and
adjoining coun-
ties.
The New York herald., 1873-07-12
spain-Another c.riist victory.

Spaln-AnOtuex V1IAlst tlctOrys
In another place in these columns this
morning will be found q special despatch from
one Of our correspondents at Madrid. From
this despatch IL appears that the Carlist army
has won another great victory over the gov
ernment troops. The battle was fought near
Ripon, in Catalonia. The Carlists were led
by Don Alfonso, brother of Don Carlos, and
the now famous leader Saballs. The combat
seems to have been more than usually severe.
At the close the Carlists were completely vic.
torious. One hundred of the government
troops were killed and wounded and not fewer
than eight hundred were made prisoners. Two
of the government cannon and all their bag
gage we're captured. From another source we
learn that the Carlist force which captured
Sanguesa in Navarro were speedily driven
from the town and that the government troops
took fearful revenge upon the unfortunate
citizansL The town seems to have been
given up TO the brutality Of the SOL
diers. Factories were burned, women we're
insulted and other deeds Of violence were
committed. At Alcoy there has been serious
rising Of the International The Mayor has
been killed and sixty houses burned. Look
at the news from what point of view we may
it Is impossible to believe that the condition of
Spain Is improving. It Is only few days
since we were told that the government had
decided to adopt vigorous measures with o
view to bringing the Caxlist rebellion to a