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TENNESSEE.
The Moore Murder.-New State Move.
ment..ChOIeHRs.CTime.

The Moore MuTdeT..New State MoVes
.ChOIeIa.-CTime.
MEMPHIS, July 20.-Notwithstanding
the verdict Of the Coroner's jury last even
ing, and the prevalent suspicion that Mrs
Moore and herCnephew Joseph Hanson
had some connection with the murder o.
Frank Moore, there Is no evidence TO con
meet them with the assassination. They
are out on 5000 bail each, but unless
some further clue Is obtained by to-mor.
row morning, when the examination takes
place, they will undoubtedly be dis
charged, as there Is a general opinion that
the verdict of the jury at the inquest was
premature and without evidence TO sub
stantiate II.
The convention TO form the new State
NashObs, meets at Jackson, Tenn to-day
The Union City, Tenn, Courier Of the
25th inst. reports twenty.nine deaths
from cholera during the past week IN
that village and the immediate vicinity,
among them Dr. VIM. Daniel, an old
and respected citizen.
On the night Of the 18th inst. widow
lady named Fitzpatrick, residing at Rip.
lev. Tenn, was awakened by a negro
named Chris. Titus, who presented a
pistol at her head, threatening 10 kill her
il she made niose. He then outraged
her, and being drunk, soon fell asleep In
her bed. Mrs. Fitzpatrick then slipped
from the house and went 10 neighbors
and told what had occurred. Mr.. Thomp-
son, her neighbor, accompanied by his
two SONS, proceeded TO- the house and
found the brute still asleep. He was &c.
cured, and next morning, after prelim.
mary examination, Squire Glass granted q
mittimus to the Memphis Jail. The pen
atty for his crime ishanging or impriSon'
ment in the penitentiary, at the discretion
Of thej jury.
ANOTHER MURDER NRAR MEMPHIS
MRMPH1s, July 20.-Esquire N. B.
Hale was shot through the heart and
killed at Cuba, In this county, yesterday
afternoon, by Richard Gay. An old ieud
had existed between them for years, and
at tho meeting at the village It was re-
sumed, with tho result above stated.
After shooting Hale, Gay jumped upon
his horse and escaped.
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Team Run Over hnn rrnIn.

MoRnIsToN, ILL.,, July 90 This oven
ing at G:55 Mr.. q. II. Dimick, q farmGl
residing half mile cast of this town
while driving across the railroad track
with his hired man, was run into by a
freight train. Dimick was killed and the
hired man seriously hurt. The wagon
was smashed TO pieces, but the team es'
capped unhurt.
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CINCINNATI, O., July 29.-River 0 feet
and falling. Weather lair and hot,
PITTsBURGH, July 20.--River O feet 10
inches and falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-The river has
fallen 10 inches in q hours ending at Or.
n. to-day; 8 feet in the canal and 8 feet in
the pass down the Indian chute.
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Morcments Of PresLdent Grant.

CRY OF KINGSTON, N. Y, July co.
President Grant arrived here this after.
noon, and was received with great en-.
thuaissm. After q short stay the Presi.
dent took his departure for the Overlook
Mountain House, He will return here
on Friday.
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All Quiet on the orus.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2O.-Oficial dis.
patches from Gen. Kaufman report tran.
quillity prevailing in Khiva. Tho health
Of the troops is good. The transportation
ofliberated slaves to Persia and elsewhere
has begun.
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Weather RapoHI.
war DEPARTHHNT,
UYYIGB OF FHl CHIEF BIsNAI. OFHUIa.
WA1HuoFuH, D. O., July $500 ?. \.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
On Wednesday for the Gulf and South
Atlantic States southwesterly winds, par.
TALLY cloudy weather and numerous local
storms.
For the Middle States westerly winds
and partially cloudy and clear weather.
For New England southwest winds, par.
TALLY cloudy weather and occasional local
storms.
For the lower lake region variable
winds, higher temperature and partially
cloudy weather, with possibly cloudya and
local rains In the extreme Northwest and
In Minnesota.
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LIVERPOOL, July 29.-Tho steamships
Ciiy Of New York, Oceanic and Abys-
synia, from New York, have arrived out
NEW YoRK, July 29,-Arrived the
steamships Villa do HRVre from Brest,
and City Of Brooklyn from Liverpool.
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chinese Slavery In San FRANCISCO

SAN Francisco, July 29.-Twenty. two
Chinese females who were brought by the
steamer yesterday from Hongkong were
sold at public auction to-day In the Chi
nese quarters Young girls brought as
high as $3.50 each, and middle.aged
women from 5000 TO 800.
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1t is understood the Government will
p't's cases against the parties who have
Oetn importing inferior watch movements
no this country, with forged names ol
them.
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FOREIGN.
VIENNA.
Frlghtful RaVages OF ChoIera..Amer.
lean Exhibitors Taking Prizes.

lean Exhibitors Taking Prizes.
VIENNA, July 29.-In the barracks IL
tho suburbs Of this city there have beer
IN one day as many as two hundred cases
OF cholera, and thirty deaths. The raw.
ages Of the disease have become so ex-
tensive that the Government has been
compelled 10 order the removal OF the
troops to Bruck, small town twenty.
three miles southeast of Vienna In this
city the number Of deaths from cholera
are reported at twenty per day.
There Is no doubt that many OF the
highest prizes for goods exhibited at the
Exposition will be awarded 10 Americans.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS RBPoRT
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(By tho Western Union Line.
OGeo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stsi
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Exclusively to the IntellI gencer.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
l. Ohio County, West Virginia.
E. Smith and wiiG
ts In ChAncery.
A. Rldgely, BX'tr, stdl.
Pursuant 10 tho decree made In the above Gu.
titled cause on the 18th day Of July, 1873,
will on
MONDAY, the let day Of September, 1873,
at my ofIcO in tho City Of Wheeling, W. Va,
and thereafter by Ad dlOurnmcnt from time 10 time
a. shall be found necessary, proceed "lO audit,
TetAko and settle the account Of the rtid All.
salon Rldgely as Executor OF the last Will
and testament OF his father, AbsalOm Ridge
ly, deceased, and report what balance Is in inn
hands OF the said Executor coming TO tho l'pA
tees under the will Of the said AbSAlom Ridgcly,
decd, and in whRt proportions and 10 whom"
and shall report any other mAttoTs doerned 10
be pertinent to tho caFc or that may bo required
by either OF the parties. ,,,,, ro,,r,
Com'r Ohio County Circuit Court.
WHEELIRd Jnly29 1873. lp29Tu
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ID MEDICTNE.-SAS LIVER lSyIGoRA
TOR.-A purely Vegetable Cdthdr,te and 7gHis,.
for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility, blcS.hrad,
ache bilious Attacks, and all arrangements Ot
Liver, stomach and Bowels. ASK your DtlgIist
for It. BstpdTc Gf mitd'iONs. hhN5
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"a M S2O TBR DAYl AGkHTS
working people, OF ther sex, young or old, make
more money At work for us in their spare mo
mGntS, or all the time, than ut anything else.
Particulars free. Address @. sTlSsOS 4 co ,
Portland. Maine, -NnIHw
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Nursery Stock for Sale.

10000 Apnlo, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry AZ
rlcot and Qulucc Trcos; also Grapes, uvorcbci'
rles, CurrSnts and Strawberries, Of dlicIoRt
varieties; also LOmbardy PoplArs, SILVER Maple
and EyorgrecnB, In any quantity
sonJ foS Catalogue. Low rates to agents. Price
IIstS Furnished on application. Address
''''1 JOSEPH HARRIS,
,epig-W MoundsVllle, Marshall Co., ". Va.
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1--WE do not de.ire 10 throw cold water a,
the chances Of Col. varnon IN The pr>.rnf :, M
paisn for the State Sensse"-dnssi Nv
You do nOtl Then Why, since the
nomination Of Col. vspon, have you
constantly exerted you influence 70 de
feat himi Why have you turned your
paper into a mandatory Of Radical cap
ital in the di.tricti Why have you per.
sis,ently sverred that the Democracy Of
this district were Indifferent to The cleo
ton Of varnon, when the statement Is
not only wanting in truth. but the very
opposite Of TRUTH Why. in The same
article in which you make this protest,
do you lay your enthusiastic devotion at
his feet, upon the'ccndition thathe would
withdraw, "and allow the 6eld 70 some
gentleman upon whom majority Of the
party can uniter Il the Ns,ss he ma
joriiy Of the Democrsticparty in this dis
trict1-or does the overwhelming bal
snce of power rest with the sore-head
whose small malice creeps out in the cob
umns Of the Ne,rsi
This lip service offered to the Demo.
cratic party is sickeningl II there Is re-
ally that apathy in the party thst the
Ns~ parades, why, rs Dcmocratic pa
per, does Il not seek TO arouse the party
from it, rather than encourage the iner-
tiai
In this contest, we assume that the is-
sue is not between Varnon and Sneed, or
varnon and any other man. II is con-
test between two political parties. the
principles and measures Of which are
mutually antagonistic. We know Mr..
Varnon, at this time, only as the expo
nent or representative Of the Democratic
party. He received his credentials from
the same power which the Ne,os and its
sore-bead cOurted, and which they con
coded to be potent for the purposes for
which it was called together. Now, II
the Nesss is Democratic paper, il is 4
traitor in the camp: If it is neutral in
politics. it is dabbling in matters which
do not concern il, and it is not thanked
for its gratuitous advice.
But to conclude this matter, without
further interrogations or hypothesis, we
assert that it is not true, that there Is
either disafection in the district, worthy
of mention, or apathy on account Of dis
affection. We assert that Varnon win
defeat Sneed by himself, or Sneed with q
nominated Radical candidate, or Snsed,
Radical candidate, and the Neps thrown
into gil up vacant orders.
Lincoln county will give him four
hundred majority.
Draw that through your teeth
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The New state Of ~Jackson.-
Hickman (Ky., courisr.l

lhieAman kng-l Neottet-l
At q recent meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the Citizens Union, steps
were taken Re hold convention in this
city on the 10th day of July for the pur.
pose Of discussing the question Of forming
a new State of West Kentucky, West
Tennessee and North Mississippi. proper
committees were appointed, and ample
arrangements will be made to make the
convention a grand success. The hospi-
tality of the city is hereby extended to
the delegates. and a large attendance So
licited. Every editor in West Kentucky,
West Tennessee and North Mississippi,
is invited, whether friendly or not to the
enterprise. aHd every town and comma
nifty in the district mentioned. is request
ed to send delegates. The press in the
district interested, is requested to publish
the above facts.--JacksOn 7snn.) Plain
dealer.
The movers Of the new State are work
ing that project into shape, and in a
short time we shall see what will come Of
it, The close sympathy of West Ken
lucky for Western Tennessee and OF
North Mississippi for Western Tennessee,
would cause closer alliance 10 be hailed
with appreciation the very day our West
Tennessee neighbors can demonstrate the
project to be practicable and possible.
We, who joined in the newspaper move
ment for the new State before the war,
know something Of the difficulties 10 be
encountered. The Commonwealth Of
Kentucky will not willingly part with
one foot Of her territory, but will stub
bornly oppose any movement In that d.
rectiOn. and we dare say Tennessee and
Mississippi would confront US by like 20
sitionG Tennessee once made overtures
10 Kentucky for the cession Of q small
portion of West Kentucky. but cur Cen
trail Kentucky stephthers disdAinfllly
refused 10 consider the proposition. We
shall watch with interest the result %
the Jackson Convention, heartily pre-
pared for tho alliance when plan feAsi-
bile and practicable shall be presented.
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THoUoH we do not speak by the card,
we suspect that the actions OF the Cura-
tors of the Central University in calling
a meeting Of the Alumni Association TO
change the location from Anchorage 10
Richmond. has in view final consolida-
ton with old Centre College at that place.
We understand that informal negotia-
tions TO that effect have been going on,
and as the early reunion Of the Northern
and Southern Church is predicted by
many, such consolidation may be effect
ed. Ifthe location is changed, ID will be
to the great disappointment Of Louisville
and Anchorage, and against their ear
nest protest.-Courani.
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Caristsan-Depot S,rect-Presching BY ESd.
s II King, ID and 9TH Lords days in each
month at II O'Clock, a m. Sunday school
O'Clock, II Warren, Supt Worship every
Lords day BY the congregation.
Bapas-Rsv. A d Rash, PASTOR Church
meeting let Saturday In each month. Preaeh-
ing lsi and 3rd sabbath In each month 81 II
O'Clock, m. Sunday school al O'Clock, u
r Wuier, Superintendent.
Msfkofis Epi.eopaL (iSoual Rev. q G Over
Prayer meeting every Thursday night Som
day school at O'Clock.
Pskye~Sas (Ssufh>rul -Presehing By Rev.
VIM. Crow, lsi and ID Sabbath In each montA.
Sunday school al Q O'Clock, n.
HssbWaiaa (Genaai Ass,nkiy)-Rev T II
ClelAnd-Services I'd and 4ih Sundays In each
month. Sunday school ai . O'Clock, m.
Rssl BraaoA- Preaching BY Elder J L Al.
len the second Lords day In svery month.
0iosas Orck, Lineoi. CS.Hhp- Preaching
by Elder Jesse Walden ever first Sunday nom
ing and afternoon In each moath.
M Maria CAr.haa--Nias miles south Of
Misunderstanding every 9TH saturday and
Sunday following, BY Elder Martin Owens.
Walnm Fla Oas.baiand Ra5ytsia.-
Preaching by Rev. r. II. Caldwell, Sd Sunday
In each month
Oab Orchard Ckrstian Preaching every ID
Saturday and Sunday In each month. BY FL
der X q Gil.
otab OruAard Sprays --Ssrvies In the College
chapel every Sunday, except the second In
each month, al l0i NJ Rev John y Tar
rant, pastor.
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A MAN winked us to one side the
other day, and pulled out his pocket-bOOk
and whispered cautiously that be, had
something to make an editor glad. Our
heart jumped and capered around 50, We
just couldn't fix the number of new sub.
scribsrs. He handed Us little package
and said it would explain itself We
slipped it into our pockets and squeezed
his hand in grateful recognition. and
made bee line steps for our den. We
nsrvOusly jerked the wrsppings, and
found fourteen verses addressed to my
Dearest. " signed "Adieu Forever We
loaded double-barrel shot gun, and
have put down new load on top every
four hours. There's going to be some
blood and clothes and stufiing nightly
mixed up around this town before many
days.-GLasgoaU Times.
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SINCE the abolition Of the franking
privilege, the LIST instant. there has been
a marked decrease in the amount Of mail
matter passing through the New York
postofioe. The postmaster says the re
form has caused falling of Of $4,000
fres newspaper exchanges during the
week.
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An insane man moving grass in a
Pennsylvania msado~. with three Others.
saddonly turned, and running his seythe
through one Of them. John Mysr, killed
him. The poor lanatio Imagined that,
a. all flesh Was grass. his companion
ought 10 count as part Of the hay crop.
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The members Of the County Demo
cratic Committee are requested to meet
at my Office on next Monday, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ
w. @. WEIGH, Chairman.
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LODosL
F-Stanford Lodge,
CEP9>s< No. Ise, DOR, msetsvery
GlFysAsNFriday night In Odd Eel.
- ,Sks6~lOw's Hall, north slde Main
street. Err ChenAult, N @; jas Daagherty,V
q A A Warren, sse'y and WIN D~ushsrty,
Treasurer.
Oab Orchard Lodge No lOe-Mesis al odd
Fellows Hall, Grab Orchard, KY svsry Fri
day evening. james Pherigo, n q; 4 Bro
naugh, vGi sH Bryant, Sec.
RsbskaA ,Lodes-Mests every lat and I'd
Thursday nighis In each month. y ID Pstius,
\ O. Nm II Bryant, v o. james Pherizo.
Sec.
.sxs... Golden Rue Eaampmsni No. IT.
<1t Meelsat Odd Fellows Hall Led and
D5Nfr Sd Tuesday nights IN each month.
Joe A Miller, Q p; Jno o McAlisier, q w; Jas
Daugherty, II p and A A Warren, Scribe.
n MasoMio- Lincoln Lodge No. 90 meets
IN al Masonic Hall, corner Main and
NIX Lancaster streetA every "a Monday
" night In each month. ] X McClary,
w N; L X YATES, 3 W; T W vamon, j w;
Dr. Geo. McRoberis, Treasurer : a cundih,
Secretary.
S.aJS~d Ledgs, No. 492, A. M-Mssis Al
Masonic Hall lasi Monday night In each month.
A X Penny, w N; N Philips, yr, 8 W;
Geo. ID Hopper, W; A A McKinpsy, Treas.
SANFORD r. A. Ckapasr-Mesis al Masonic
Hall every l.. Monday night In each moab.
JaA. Paxton, HIP. Ir-.
HssioanAe Lodgs, Nols4, A " M-hseis a
Masonic Hall, Ha.ionvilis, ky.s sss.y ssias-
day night bcine the fall meon IN each nsash.
EW Brown, WIN D q Afford, Sec.
Ialsri@ Lodgs No $50, o q FMes's =.
ODD Fellows' Hall every Saturday nlght y
X Waters, w o III Miss Isksn. osnk, W
vi, sax Swell. WIS } W Paine L .,
eoiisa &a Lelgs Ma 29s, y Q, a.
Meets Al Odd Fellows Hal. Grab ofsa.sa'
ksnlacky, every Moaday nigh.1y', * rns1
70 W. CT; Mis- Aliee h, Hardin w " ~
W. @. Jones W SIC; D. B. tdmis'en .. W.
CT
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County Court, III Monday In each month.
Quarterly Court lat Mondays In March, June.
"A Monday In October. Court q Levy ssd
Assc.sment--2d Monday In June
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HAoprnArz AND xAsrr.Arr. COZ

nAopTnArU AND nAoUrnATrs couHra
lNs,fwd-2d nivision-w X Carson, "a Sat.
arisys In August, November, fehraary and
May. I'd Divi.ion--J B Dennis, d Saturday
in July, October. Jansary and April. D,nisl
Miller, Constable.
C-ub Ofckard-lst nisision-G W Rrhcr.
9Th Saturday In March, June, September and
December. % Divisioa--Robi Stewart, "a
Saturday In March, June, September and Do
ccmbsr. = EOwens, Constable.
Rai-m Flas-la Divi.ion--Craig Lynn, ~
Thursday In March, June. September and De-
cemher. ID Divi.ios-- - aih Thursday In
March, June, September and Dseemher. Tol
Douglas, Constable.
Heliasd-ia Division--Lswis H~ll, "a Sat-
nrday in January, April, July and October.
ID Division John Aenscn, isi Saturday In
January, April, July and oesehsr. Hiram
Oaks, Constable.
Way~>t~rs-ia Disi-ioa-E fsdgstt a
Tuesday In March, June, sepsenh>r and d.
cember. ID Division WIN. Gcoch, 9Th Tsss-
day In March, June, ssp,cmbcr and Dccsmhsr.
Granville Singleton, Constable.
Hzn@sszls--fst Division--John Cash, Is,
Thursday in March, june, September and De-
cembcr. 81 Division--J b Alcorn, I'd Thur
day In March, June, September and Decembsr.
VIM. Campbell, Constable.
Huaear.As-la Division-Dsrius IAmme,
I'd Tuesday In March, June. September and
Dcccmber. "a Diyiion-J 2 Haghs-, ls,
Tue-day In March, June. September and Ds-
eember. WR Jone-, Constable.
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m IrNCIN
--------l
TIM n.,,t.r. NJ The County Demo
cratic Comm;t,ee are requested to meet
=, ~, ar, ON nov, Monday. nj IL !
O,c,ocL NJ
Wv q WEIGH Chairman.
---1--~L-f o.
THE LEGIsLATIvE CANVASS.
We have not thought il necessary,
heyctosare. 10 make any appeal to the
Democracy 81 the county. in hehalf Of
DIR. Thos. Montgomery, who received ia
convention the nomination for the Office
of REPRESENTATIVE in the next Legislature,
nor in fact do we now. His election is
a foreeone conclusion, and the only pos
sible question IL, how large his majority
will bel Il |. simply designed by this
article to call attention to a very grave
error, his opponent, Mr.. Bobbitt, has
fallen into in his harangue on the subject
of the taxation of bank stock. Mr.. Bob
bitt 4 endeavoring, throughou the coun-
ty. to create a prejudice against DIR.
Montgomery, because he is the owner of
bank stock, and has seen proper TO tell
the people, that this stock is not taxed as
other property, and that II the Doctor
should be elected, he would bend his en-
ergies TO such Legislation as ~Ouia 'eno
70 secure the continued exemption Oh
bank stock from taxation while ne
(Bobb'tt) would advocate the repeal OF
this law which exempts this character OF
property from taxation. 49,.
mr. nooo'.' NJ iaou" - W.
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= -s,e..-...,m -.
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''" ' ~, OF vi .sI
e"me"', We Save "'- @ -.
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nc " os - ~" .s.,Ir n,
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w"
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"SEc. l. On bank stock, or stock in
any moneyed corporation of loan or dis
count, fifty cents on each share thereof
equal to one hundred dollars. or on each
one hundred dollars of stock therein
owned by individuals, corporations or So
cieties.' /. y st.
'fA~ ARTICLE X.
.src 4 The cashier of n bank and
,hs ,rsasur,r of anv other institution
whsrs s,ock Is taxed. shall. ON the first
d.v az Julv !, each year. nav into the
treasury the amount Of tax due. II such
tar he not maid the cashier and his sure
.;e. .hall he liable for the same. and
1900 mar cent upon the amount. and
,bs mid hank or corporation shall there
hv far,;.;t the privileges of its charter
Tb;. law took effect from the time the
Revised States became the law of the
land ,o.vit . ON the LIST day of July,
1ssa and !. mn to this time in force,
with ,efsrepce 70 the taxation of the cap
,,.I 10Y Of apv Of the banks organized
nndsr the authority Of this State.
II, 1897 the Legislature passed an act
n, ,ax tl,e shares Of capital In banks and
~ a. ,.soc;a,;op. Established under a
an. rr..., e.,
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Lincoln County Directory.

DExocskrrc COUNTY COMMITTEE
W. q. welch, Chairmsn;
VIM. Gooch, WIN. q. Han-ford,
Jas Cook, John Young,
Geo. W Afford, Shes. Richard.
Jno. sam. Ovsley.
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

ON the turnpike nosd from Danville 10 StanlSri
" miles f0m the latter place, containing n Acres,
which there Il cosnfhrtahls dwelling Of rrUuns
and all necessary oatbuidinaz, all Of which
never-hing spring. young orchard IL eboce fruit.
Price lov and terms reasonable q. X WATERS,
Stanford, Kentucky. es-if
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Ssg)5rd-John N Phillips Jr, Judes, 4sA
saturday In each month. Thu.. Purion Mar
shall.
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ARTICLE III.

"SEc. 1. On bank stock, or stock in
any moneyed corporation Of loan or dis
count, fly cents on each share thereof
equal to one hundred dollars. or on each
one hundred dollars of stock therein
owned by individuals, corporations or So
cieties.D. - = ~
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ORDERS SOLICITED,

a LsO WILL CONTRACT TO FUR
IA nish material and erect buildings on
the most favorable terms. All orders left at
the store Of Dunn a Owsley, or Asher Ows-
ley's. will receive prompt attention.
Stanford. Ky. yH0. W. GILLIAN.