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w. +. McKISSEY,
A. b. McKIssY,
]. H. READE,
X. III. THOMSON.
Com.
The ball at Crab Orchard
Springs.

o0rrespOAdsnes Interior Journal
Some Of the noticeable features fthe Grand
Ball at Crab Orchard Springs last Friday
evening, were Miss Breckinridge, Of ST. Louis,
as Enthusiastically the most facinating
night we ever saw-and while acting under
the impulse Of our strong feeling Of admira-
ton Of her hearty sociability and pretty brown
eyes, we thought occasionally Of Glove and
Lunacy." Miss Nicholas, as the "Chockolate
Girl, won admiration by the beauty Of her
toilet and brillianoe Of animation. Miss
Morgan, Of Lexington, as "Lurline," imper-
sonated to perfection the facinations Of the sea
nympth. Miss Eppie Prather, Of Louisville, a
star herself, was "Star Light" to perfection.
Miss Furgerson, of Louisville, representing
Cards" when she called, ii was impossible for
the gentlemen To pass. Among the ladies who
were not representatives Of characters, but
were only themselves, at all, at all, were the
facinating Miss Topp, Of Memphis, as pleas
ant and popular as ever Misses Lizzie and
Sadie Bell, Of Louisville, kind, lovely and en-
tertaining, and Misses Hite, are still the life
Of gay party. Mrs. james Trabue was, Of
course, ths most elegantly dressed Of all. and
the centre Of many admirers, and Mrs. zanone,
Mrs. Shotwell and Mrs. Hite, are kindly re-
membered As most delightful ladies. Miss
filder was the especial object Of marked at
tention.
We remained over a sleepy Saturday, but
after refreshing night and most pleasant
sabbath, were forced by the demands Of bust
ness to bid the Springs with her many attrae-
tons, especially the ladies, sad farewell.
VOLUPTAS.
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Lerington.-Col DELPHI reports to the Ress
the following; The offerings Of stock on
Monday were fully up to that OF last court,
and prices seemed to have changed very little
during the thirty days intervening. Four
hundred head will probably cover the number
Of cattle, and two hundred that Of mules Of
fered.
The horse market was rather more extern
sive. Some few buyers for the Southern
market were ON hand.
The very hest feeding cattle brought for the
highest estimate five cents, the trade at that
figure though being anything but buoyant.
Cincinnati shippers were endeavoring to nego-
tiate for light Fat stock at 81 cents. We heard
Of proposition Of this kind being offered by
one Of our heaviest cattle shippers, to-wit;
lie offers to sell 500 head Of good Eastern
cattle at 5 cents per pound, to be delivered
next June, and give the purchaser $1,000
bonus to accept. To do this prices in the fall
cannot exceed 4 cents.
The mule market was not 80 brisk as the
season justified, and il will probably open In
m - :" ''''9 wa" -
49, 'yue" ~ - w. VI.
',A"e Oei"s '''1"'a 80, " ."e p,"'pe'' .,
A"unu,"' oo'" W "n ,o" ihey WI"
P'oOaD'y 'A's "'s"e' 's'O'' '"s '''''"s 'ea'0h
'o IN,
ihe SheeP 'p"'Ae' !" s'''i aun IN common
s'oek' wnieh mas n'aue up 'he pr'ncipai mar
Ne' :" we 'a,, year, 'nous" 70, nenner oreeaS
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FROM BOYLE COUNTY.
SHELBY CRY, Ky, Aug, 18th, 1873.

SHELBY CRY, Ky, Aug, 18th, 1873.
covespoadescs Inferior Jburnais
Several Of our citizens are suffering with
Aux, and some alarm exists for fear Of it,
spread in an epidemic form; the condition Of
the weather being altogether favorable, the
fear, we think is well founded, taken in con-
nection with the fact that the epizootic not
only attacked the quadrupeds, but ravaged
fearfully and seriously amongst the bypedal
portions Of our citizens, we may reason
ably and very nationally fear low form of
disease this autumn. Persons should, there
fore, be very careful in diet, eschewing all i'm
mature fruit, avoiding all excuses either in
drinking or eating, carefully meeting the sud-
den changes which may occur in the weather
with proper apparel. The epiEootic trouble,
in some places, has eliminated in cholera, in
Others il will eliminate in disenterry (aux)
or a low form Of malignant fever. These are
predictions and facts mixed, and we hope the
savons Of the profession, to whom this subject
properly belongs, will discuss the same and
enlighten the people,, for the peoples good.
The drug store Of Col. J. II. Williamson
was burglariously entered Sunday night, and
made to suffer to the amount Of forty dollars
in notions. We now state for the benefit Of
all whom It may concern that the Colonel has
planted a double-back- action-spring- trigger
twelve-pounder with ni;ro-glycerine grape
and canister, to full charge for the next I'M
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Newspaper Laws.

We vsud call the special si,sntion Of po.smas,e,s
and Subscribers 10 the following synopsis Of The news
paper hvsi
. postmaster 4 rrquircd 70 dive notice BY letter
subscriber doe not take his paper u the once and
state The feasnns ~ ~ not heng taken aud nerlert
70 20 :. maize The postmaster Responsible 70 the pub
nshaf Or the payment
!. Any Per-on Who TAKES paper from the posiofice
vhaHeI drected 10 his anoth her. whether be-
~ esscfttei W not, Il responsible DC the pay.
y u person ORDERS his parer discontinued he must
ay AZ arr,sfrges, or The Publisher may continue 10
ssnA y until The paymeut 4 made.
N the suheflbrr ORDER his paper 10 ~ stopped At
certain time, and The publisher 20 send the
suh-rihcf 4 hound n pay Or f he TAKES u nom the
retomce The law proceeis upon the ground that a
man must pay nf what he usss.
.. The courts have decided that refusing 10 take
nev.parer. and periodicals from the postofhce ~
moving and leavlnH them uncalled hg n prma facia
evidence " Intentional ffaud.
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Important sale.

BY reference IN our advertising eolu INNS, /.
will be seen that the handsome suburban prop
erty Of the heirs Of the late DR.. John Craig,
deceased, Is Tor sale at public outcry. This
property ID among the most desirable In this
section, and the individual who may purchase
IL will find In ID a most delightful home-
Such property l. rarely offered for sale In a
thriving railroad town like Stanford. We
call the serious attention Of our readers TO the
nnnounoemeni Of sale
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Mr.. William Carpenter, Of this place, re-
ceived few days ago, letter from Miss
Annie Cook, Of Bowling Green, KY, which
states that lady claiming 10 be the wife Of
Joseph Simpson, died Of fever, at her house,
about the 2nd inst, leaving male child about
one year old. The deceased stated that she
married in Lincoln county, about three years
ago, and that her mother, Mrs, Mary Murphy,
formerly kept boarding house at Stanford,
and that she had two sisters, one married to a
Mr.. Holt, living four miles from Stanford the
other unmarried. Miss Cook requests the
friends Of the deceased lady to claim the child,
A. she Is unable to provide for H. We have
enquired Of many Of our citizens in relation
TO the above named parties, but having failed
TO elicit any information that will lead to their
discovery or confirm the statements Of the
deceased. Our clerk has also examined the
marriage records and her marriage is not re-
corded in this county.
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PULASKI COLUMN.
BY WILL. @. CURD



SUMMARY on rows NEWS
The foundation wall for our new court.
''ou-e Is almost comp'e'eu' W.. o'''s''''.'
Wy eAeenen' mo '"o'''"''"' P'.ee " !" !"
n'nur'ckS pr'ck on 'ne quar- w." ~"
ue'so'ns REPAIRS an" We 'ea," "a' wv ~
'Vo''' 0e,ow WIN We co"'s''eu '"'o o''e' -, ~
."""se WIZ furnish our 'o"" WV" "'''''''
'A,se anu splennld business "o",e
w. w rarker y now ens'sea W p,a..t
metal ROOT upon the new residence on W. Y.
Davls. Mr.. Parker has recently purcn''eo
the John NJ. Hayden property near our 'ovn'
and will, e'er long, resume his p'see " GU
zen OF our county. We VIII heartily welcome
nun oach AGAIN.
oeNn"s "Ao"'ne Ase"'. 1'e s"e
vu, county p''fe"s .o''e :" ""o"
uo"s soOu business We u.s. III, ~ ~
~e'e'.i o. our young 'ieu s'e s.ns -
=, some very Va'ua"'e "''u ~, -,
We WIS" '"s" Success 49, e "
sec unousanoS on goou oooSs 7''' NV" "''"'-
outed in our county.
POLLS COMPARED
And Hufaker's majority for the Senate in our
District found to be GAL.
STORE ROBBED.
On Thursday night last, the store house Of
Edwards a Jones, IL miles east Of Somerset,
was broken into by one or more persons, and
goods and money to the amount Of $500 taken
therefrom. Search warrants are In the hands
Of the officers, but no arrests have yet been
made.
IN JAIL
A young man BY the name oil Dauiton was
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FROM LAUREL COUNTY.

LONDON, KY, Aug. 9Th, 1878.
correspondeaos Interior Journal
Grisham Elected 90 the Legislature
Radical Vote Reduced 100 Democracy
triumphant
Monday, the 18th instant, was day long to
he remembered by the Democracy of Laurel
and Rockcastle countiesl On this day, Rich
ard 7. Grisham, Esq, Democrat, Of Laurel
county, was elected to the Legislature, over
the regular nominee Of the Radical party, BY
respectable majority. This legislative Dis
trict has, for a number Of years been in the
hands Of the Radical party; indeed, 1t has
been in their clutches 80 long, that they imag-
ined themselves Il mean the Tould-be leaders,
omniPotent when an election Of any character
was to come of'-they began to imagine that
we would soon be non est But in this matter
they were egregiously deceived. The people,
the bone and sinew Of the District, the sober
thinking people, having become tired of their
assumed leaders, took the matter into their
own hands without money and without price
and placed In Office as their representative, a
gentleman worthy Of the position, who will
attend TO the interests Of the people of the
District without fear or affection. He will
make them an industrious and influential
member.
The Democracy Of Laurel and Rockcastle
have reason to be proud Of their success in
this election. The leading Radicals, as they
were called, fought US hard during the canvass
and on the day Of election. The combat
deepened"-in this county, they were upon
the political war-path from early dawn until
evening twilight, armed and equipped with
money, whisky and the sable sons of Africa
but they met with Waterloo defeat at the
hands Of sober and thinking people. We
met them at Phillip, and reduced their ma
jority about one hundred. The political sky
once more is beginning to brighten, and We
hope, by the aid Of common schools, the dis
semination Of general intelligence among the
masses, and the construction Of railroads and
churches throughout the mountains, to be
able to rise, Phenix-like, and become, ere
long, prosperous and happy people; free
from corruption In elections and everything
else. X.
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Hazel Change.

&c. II. Hatcher, recently Of the National Ho-
,sl of Louisville, il now running the Central
Hotel, new and eommodious hoase Of about
IS rooms; situated ON the corner Of Fourth
and Market streets. Newly and we'll furnish
Cd, and he Is better prepared 10 take care Of
his numerous friends than al any former peri
cd Of his hotel life. When you visit Louis
VILE don't fail 10 call and see him. His beds
are elegant his fare hrst-olass-all for the
small sum u ~ per day.
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James Wathen, of this county, bought Of
s. X. Grundy, Of Washington, 26 head ofcat-
tie, average weight $50 at cents; Of Har-
vey McElroy, II head, average l,425, at ~
cents; head of VIM. T. spalding, average
1900, al AZ cents; head Of John Mattingly,
average 1000, at 4 cents; 70 head Of Isaac
Shelby, of Lincoln, average 1, $50, at s cents
Of w. S. Edwards, Of Lincoln, S2 head, aver
age 900, at cents. Mr.. wsthen shipped
ten car loads Of cattle to the East on the 3Oth
ult.-Lebdnon Stanford.
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We are pleased to note that Mr.. Lewis
Jones three-year-old bay mare, "Mollie, /"
was awarded the blue tie at the Harrodsbnrg
Fair, last week, for the best saddle mare, and
al-o the premium for the best walking stallion,
mare or gelding, any age. She took the
premium at Hurrodsburg last year in the same
rings. Mr.. Jones will exhibit her at the
Louisville Fair, and ia confident that she can
beat the world in the walking ring.
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About Settling.

Urgent demands are made upon me to set
tie my accounts, and am compelled 10 de
mand of those Of my customers and friends
who are indebted to me, prompt settlements.
II those who owe me do not come forward and
settle by the first Of September, shall have
to place their accounts in the hands Of a col
lector. THoMAs ATKINS,
n75-2t Timer and Rooler.
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The Harrodsturg Fair, last week, VS. at
tended by large crowds every day, the compe-
tition for premiums was unusually lively, and
the renowned hospitality Of old Mercer fully
sustained. Lincoln was we'll represented both
in stock and visitors, ard all returned delight
ed with the exhibition. The GROWING excel
lency Of the affair was the delightful music
furnished by Slxton's Band
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CoURr DAY SALEs.-.Stpnfori- Zig
gins reports an exceedingly dull day, and but
few stock upon the market. lie quotes the
following sales; One yoke steers, $llO; do
1885, several horses from 500 to $50; cows
and calves from $50 to S35. One drove of
mountain cattle in town not offered at public
ale
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1t is reported to us by the young gentlemen
from this place, who were ther, that the
croquet party at Mr.. Jackson Givens on last
Monday evening, was the pleasaniest that
they have attended for many day. We are
SURE they enjoyed ii, for We have heard them
mention it repeatedly, and always speaking in
the highest terms Of commentator Of the fair
hostess, the company, the supper and the
agreeable manner in which the whole affair
was managed
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FANCY GROCERIES.

such soda starch, sap Indigo C-ealn Tartar To-
haeoo, cigarl. - Coal On Alb. lamts Chinlneys
and hafasn, iockei CatlsFy, Aniraanllion, l'ainis
uils AID Nafni.hs1. Dye stun. hindos GiHH., Gan
shelby Clty.
lie keaps oonsianily hand : ane ~ q Drus.
Ae.llrines and Csaicsa al iesh. rhyalclsns eTdlrs
snlicltcd aud hlefsl dneoant made. fhe most
tbs supers lsion u pf. 0llnaiead
a. inea AID choIoe Lqans constantly hand,
snd ~ A., lnsiieai rsslr-- only, s-lL-stsa sasf-
anicsd IN An c--s ti-u
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Having formed a co-partnership with Mr..
Watt Fields, have closed the Stanford Shoe
ing Shop on Main street, and removed to the
shop occupied by Mr.. Fields, near the depot
My friends and old customers are urgently
solicited to extend to me and the firm Of Fields
4 Wallace liberal share Of their patronage
n75-2t JAMES ii. WALLACE.
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IL Is Whispered sofily abou, town that some
time during the first Fall month, a very
young, handsome and wealthy dry goods mer-
chant Of Stanford, will lead to the matrimon-
ial altar a charming daughter Of clever
countyman. Hops IL IL true.
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On account 81 the rank growth Of weeds on
the Milledgeville A Stanford turnpike, il is
impossible for two vehicles TO pas. each other,
and il becomes necessary to procure steam
whistles and build Gag stations and section
houscs-so Mr.. Montgomery Lyle says.
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Turnpike stock sold A. follows, last Mon
day; Twelve shares in Stanford 4 Halls
Gap road, at - so per share; 5 shares in Crab
Orchard and Danville road, at 81 per share
share In Husionville a Stanford road, at
81 per share
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The moment We get a good thing in our
midst, Col. Craddock, Of the True Kentuckian
lays claim to IL In the last number Of the
Ksatuekian he says that John W. Williams,
our photographer, Il an ex-BourbOn, and was
deputy postmaster in Paris for several years.
He also claims our barber, Jim Bacon, who
he says was an army servant Of Lieut. Bowles,
Of Bourbon. And he has the audaci,y even to
call our Senator elect, Hon. Thomas Vanon,
an ex-Bourbon.
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Al the residence Of the brides father, in
Cane Valley, AdAir county, August 18Th, MIR.
Charles W. Sweeney, Of Lancaster, to Mis-.
Matte Smith Attendants. Mis-. Kate swcen-
ey, judge W. Mckee Duncan and Mat.
Mnlinn
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Mr.. N. \. Tevis offers for sale, in our LAND
Department" his splendidly improved farm,
two miles south Of Stanford. Ills advertise
men, fairly represents the place without the
least exagcration. Rea& IL.
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"Oh forget me not,


When others look on thee with books Of prai-e"
Thus soliloquised love-sick youth Of the
genus homo, while swinging on the front gate
Of PalaciAl residence Of our city, receiving a
magnificent waller bandana" necktie from the
hands Of his lady-love.
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Emigration Turningi
Cheap Farms In Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company
ofers !, 100000 acres Of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from 81 TO sl2 per
acre, on seven years time, with free transpor-
tation nom 81. Louis 20 all purchasers. Gil
mate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and law-abiding society invite emf
grants FROM all points 70 this land Of fruits
and flowers. For particulars address, A. Tuck,
Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo. 66-tf
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Our sheriff. W. @, Saunders, sold his young
bay -7ddlc gelding, which wus awarded
premium for superior fancy saddle qualities
at the late fair at this place, to Mr.. Raley, Of
Woodford county, for $500 cash.
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To FARMERS AND FRUrr-eRowERs.

ana en,ieavoFns 10 establish Nur~ssy Il ny e~a.
In Lineslp county and nss have Ahsai 10, 600
- lcs kFelgrerns, stTa~ harry fianls ks.llsfriss.
etc. stiIl agent a. lhe uell-kncsn and reilahk
Nar-rsy oiJ. W MALkkN A o., Aneholaso, KY,
and harnish fruii su1 oTs-nnnlai lrr1s shrub.
A.. a Inc scry bot q.1~tl, a rs.Hlaanle pscls,
ssnd lour ORDER " ~. 4 .ianip.d, ~
gi-lnl - nils. s,s,h y s,.nisia 4,
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Mr.. Robsr Lillari and wife lef, last Tues
day To take up their permanent abode in Pue-
bio, Colorado, Mr.. L. having entered into
partnership with one Of the ablest lawyers n
aha XE..s
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Or. Samuel welch, Of Galveston, Texas,
brother Of Capt W. q. welch, has been visit
ing friends in this county the past week, and
returned home this morning.
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We direct the attention Of those Of our
readers who are interested In education TO the
card Of Caldwell Institute, Danville, in our
educational" column.
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Five shares Of stock in the National Bank
Of Stanford wepc sold at public cutlery, on four
months time, without interest, at $3.50 per
share, J. $. Hughes, Of Louisville, purchaser.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE

JOHN cRAIo's Heir Def'r
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.
by virtue Of Judgment Of the alsye eourt, wIn
As eon,inl.sioner, on MONDAY, septesnber =,
lsIs tbeing County Court dayl offer 6r SAID, 10 the
highest bidder. the Homestead aud lands adiaoeaf,
which belong 10 The heirs Of De- john Craig, deceased
containing about
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We return thanks to the officers Of the Gin
cinnati Industrial Exposition for a compli-
mentsry ticket 10 their fourth anual exhibit
ton; but respectfully decline to insert in the
Journal twenty dollar advertisement for
49,, d.li.-.
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Madison Female Institute, Richmond, Ky,
will open next session the second Monday In
September. Board and tuition, including ev-
erything, S235. Address A. u. Jones, rrin-
cipal 73-5t'
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NOTICE.

An communicaiionu elthcr u an editorial or bust
". character, should he addres.ed 10 HILTON A
CAMfhtLis hos u, stanford, Ky.
monies remltted fbf advcstsing. subscription
o. lob wfh must ~ srnt In checks, p<iQfnce money
order az espres o. u VIII 10 AZ the piresown risk.
Qua AoNNfsi
yss cosh Hasisnvillel rlr'm Roberts, Grab Orchard
VIC Card, snner.ti y. ". bryant, Gum sulphur
= - ienee, TINE Hih Thea. Nchcath, Monticeilei
D.. }, hrovn, Nj Vernoni J. d. Basin, highland
San. ', Campbs rurnersviile.
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DARN FOR sALEtt

offer fbr sale privately my farm situated one M
rom Stanford, on The Utncrsrt pike. The Arm ed
tains 40 ACRfS, Is In hne state Of cultivated
nearly all 81 II In grass IL = convenient TO tinil
and e Of the best watered far-ns in the COUNT
There b. on the place two good apple orchard
both Of them the very best fruit he sides shuce a
lection Of Peaches, Pcarr pfums Damsos& ATri
cots, Cherries Grapes, Currents. Gooscherrss, stns
berries and Rsspberries The improveaen,s are soai
With All necessary ouihuildnes In q good eiaIlur
hood, convenient 10 town, churches aud schools
I3-3t N. 81 TEVIg
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The Richmond Fair commenced last Tues.
day, and closes to-day. A good many citizens
Of Lincoln were in attendance yesterday, and
a large crowd viii attend to-day.
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1 AAi;s II. WILLIAMSON has the larrast a.surt-
~ n'ent u notions, saeh lonhs hf.hsa, Hair OH
feIisiasfy eis, ever oasred !. shelby CITY. An u
h. had elsswhaTe. Also an a--ort,neat ~
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We have examined the portable stock shed,
recently invented by D. II. Yeiser, Of Boyle
county, Of which we have heard 80 much
lately, and pronounce il most ingenious and
valuable invention. Il requires no skill with
the saw and hammer to construct il, and may
be built at less cost than any one would i'm
agine. Our readers will see the advantage Of
this invention when We state that two hands
can remove il in few minutes from one point
to another on the farm, and may select the
poor points upon which to feed stock. Anex-
animation Of this shed will convince any one
that il is indispensable.
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A UcrIoNEER's NorIcEu

nANIEL MILAN, ruailenf as< tioncer. WI attend
- all puhc san. court day . lss ete entrusted
" him. sacl afsntion Fisen y ale. of real sslale.
hou1.ihold f,osnl and lsrrchsndlsa Az
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We had an interview few days since with
the wife of Fountain Young the escaped pris-
oner. From her we CLEANED the following /:
That he intends to surrender himself the first
court, as he is anxious to have the matter de-
cidsd. He desires to remain ont Of Jail has
no weapons, and does not intend to harm any
one. Is very much hurt in his feelings, be-
cause his neighbors are afraid Of him; is Grip
led; has no money, and couldn't leave IL he
wanted to.
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Elder King breaches for us next Sunday
evening at half past three.
WIDE-A WAKE.