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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

Our post Office will be removed next Mon
day to the house now occupied by Waters a
Dawson, on Lancaster street, next door to the
old National Bank building. Waters Il Daw.
son will removed heir stock Of family groceries,
etc, down on Main street, opposite our Office
to the store house lately occupied by F. r.
Chenaslt as drug store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

We desire to call the attention of the Trus-
tees of the Male Seminary to the condition Of
the path up the hill and the steps at the
crossing near the public well. II you
are humane gentlemen you will not en-
danger the lives and limbs Of the children who
attend school at the Seminary, but will ex-
pend few dollars from the treasury, which
We are informed ia well stocked with the need
full, in repairing these places. Parents it is I'M
safe to send your little children to this school
until the matter Is attended to!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

We have in our possession copy Of the
!SOins7sei Ds1aocrui Of August LIST, 1855 publish
ed by White, Barren 4 Co., and edited by Jas.
II. Thwaits, which was found by workman
while tearing away the shelving in the old
corner brick" Hon. +. I. Fox, W. c. Aan-
derson and Others figure largely in itscolumns,
and Freedom" and Equal Rights is the
burthen Of is song.
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DISSOLUTION.

Tho partnership heresDior re existing b,lwesn .
John q. MoAlister and Jos A. Miller under
the name and style Of McAlisier a Miller y
this day dissolved BY mutual esnscnt =
Stanford, Ny, Dee. SLIT, 1874. -
JNO. q. McALlSTkh,
jos. A. MILLER. -
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II Is currently rumored that one Of the land
mark. Of antiquity will shortly disappear, and
three story, brick be reared in lis stead
Why, One Of our young merchants drew $780,.
coo--in the shape Of fine boy the other night
We wish his next door neighbor the same good
lncl
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Subscription Paid this week

To prevent errors and to obviatc the ncce--
city Of receipting to our subscribers, we will
publish every week the names Of those who
pay us; which shall he a receipt 10 them. II
you have remitted your dues by mail during
thi. week and your name does not appear in
this issue, you are notified that We have not
received il
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

Mr.. McAfee, representing one Of the most
successful and popular wholesale dry good
houses in Louisville, Porch & Cook was in
town last Tuesday. We had no quarter tc
give him, as requested by the boss" but sen,
him some ON time
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03
PRIVATE SALES.

G. A. Laekey sold to Mr. g. Dunn, Of Gar
rard, 20 2-year old cattle at $50 per head.
r.. b. Woods sold to VIM. Stigsli, Boyis,
ID head 2-year old mules at SEQ. D,liversa
ON the first instant.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

There is fine Opening now for some enter
pri-ing man, white or colored, to replenish
his stock Of pocket change, by constituting
himself public chimney sweep The opera
ton is easily performed and but few II any in
town or county will refuse to give the sweeper
a job. We t,.---.s Nothing Tor iiais ssgzss''an
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

The business men Of Stanford pay to Insu-
rance Companies from one-fourth to one pei
cent annually, more than would he required
Of them II we had fire department or bettel
facilitie. for extingushing FIRE.
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NOTICE.

The firm Of Nc AIisler a Miller having dir
solved, II becomes nsoss-ary 10 settle up the
business Immediately. All those indslisd tn
Us will please call aud settle with Jno. %. Nc
Alisier. who has the books IN charge.
ioE the present Jno. q. McAli~ter will Con
tinue business nj our old stand, md -olieii>
the patronage of the public. ~
acAfsrER 8 MliLE
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

We were plci-ed to see our fellow citizen
Mr.. Grecnup Jonc-, who has been confined Cor
-ome time with painful and nearly fatal ILL.,
mes, on our streets on Wednesday lat. lie is
rapidly recovering his wonted health apd en-
array
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

Bill Cook I'm c. celebrated new year day
b, attempting to ride rough -hod over Mar
shall Purdom and Millir Miller swabbod
charged and planted his howitIer, while Pur
dom brought the wine Of life by a we'll direct
"a blow with his fist. William was lodged ia
Castle Buford to repent at his leisure.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

A demand was made upon the charity OF
our people by kind-hearted gentleman, last
week, in behalf Of an afflicted and destitute
widow, and we are glad to announce the
appeal was not in vain. A considerable sum
was raised in short time, and the necessities
Of the family relieved for the present; and
as "God loves cheerful giver," so will He re-
ward those who remember the poor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

Our hotels WED with each other in placing
before their guests sumptous dinners on Christ
mas day. The Garvin House took the rag
of the bush"-so they say.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

Saturday night, December 2lst, the Their
mometor stood lO0 below zero in an open space.
The coolest night since January lst, 1862. So
say. one who notes these things.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

On Tuesday, December 18th, 1871, at the
residence of the brides father, in this county,
Mr.. W. F. McCLARy to Miss ANNIE +. WITH
yRa
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NOTICE.

Thc~ Of our advertiser who desire changes
mrie in their advertisements, must hand In
copy m Monday morning next
Al Communication either ~ an editorial o. husi-
ne~- character, SHOULD be- addrr~scd 10 HILTON a
CAMPBELL bon n, stautard, Ky.
An nanies rcmitted ~ ea atvcrtisine, su,~cripion
" Dob vork ~ ssnt In checks I-t-oihcc money
ordef eSpra OF u VIII h. a, the parties o~n riss
jane, CDot l. our suihoris~ agent AZ Husonyille 10
contract job Mort Advcrtisnr attend 70 suhsrrip-
tons, add receive all niles iof the same.
oun AoESui
Jas. Cont, Jacksonville; \ n. owens, trab Orchard,
W g. Curi, S,mervet y. H. Bryant, Gum sulphur,
Z. =. Jones, Pine lIill Tho Mcbeath, Monticeiloi
Dr.. J. n Brosn, Nj Vernon.
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Mr.. ID. l. Stephenson, one Of oar energetic
farmers and traders sid ont his stock, crop etc.
last week AMI will remove tn Perryville, Boyle
county in a fcs days We with him success
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Notice dissolution Of the firm q McAl-,er 4
Miller In another column.
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New M usic.

We thank the author, J. c. Meininger, Crab
Orchard Springs College, for two psiecs Of
music, "Madaline's Dream-Tyrolienne," and
THE Flight Of Time" The former is instru-
mental and the latter vocal and instrumental.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

What should be the date in full Of letter
written on the first day Of the nineteenth cen
tury2
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

. The clerk Of the weather will please give u'
little less beautiful snow" and slcet
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

A. NJ. Jonc. !. on brief visit from Mis-
,ouri tn his relatives and friends in Ken
lucky. lie reports the condition Of affairs in
his State quite easy.
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Farewell old year, we meet NJ more, :
Thy end draw. cn aPacej
Yet since thy birth how short Il seems,
How very brief a space"
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4 sharp little war is going on between the
contents Of the "lit,le brown jug" and some
di-embodicd spirit. The embodied spirits are,
As general thing. on the side, or rather the
Ou,-si,ic Of the spirits. The jug di-gorged, Lost
its handle and is in for repairs
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Wanted.

4 number one cook for private family, at
good wages. Apply al this Office.
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Iii said that one Of our countymen who was
recently very III, his friends had almost dis
paired Of his recovery. when he manifested his
appreciation Of the soft touch Of feminine
hand while almost in the very jaws Of death.
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FROM THE WEST END.

HurosvnIr RY, De-. 81, 1879.
cnsissHss -eesssssu.- Watches = vc~uvs-
W4p-Gseessnx words -sevspss Zee. Ese.
o~v@p<s<-~x s-,oor Journaii
TIE vsek Of Christmas Is drawing to q
closA Another year folds ia robe around il
and, like The oil Roman, lies down TO die.
weextend 10 you a hand across Il. gaping
Crate, and exchange fluctuations tina, you and
wef.ave been brought by kind Providence
to zee It, close. We would ask you, and your
readers, To pause with us moment and pom
der DER the past. II may he profitable to us
all. Let memory do It's work tonight; and a.
IN, revicw The record Of our buried days, and
dwell again upon it, lights and shades, hs
high ambitions, its evnnec,nt triumphs, its
of defeats, LET Us try to feel that
"Tis not the whole Of life 10 live,
Nor all Of death to die"
RELIGIOUS
The week has passed Of with unusual quiet
here. Just before the holidays Rev. ID. p.
Young, Of Nicholasvlle, visited US and preach
ed some ten days in the Presbyterisr church.
lie is preacher Of peculiar power. His SER
vices were largely attended; and some ten or
Twelve persons were aded 10 'he ehureh; WINE
several others, VINO mao "anderen 10 inc worio'
retured 10 heir arrogance
fnriViriis'
On Tuesday evening the United Sunday
Schools, exhibited the time-honored Christ.
mas tree" IN the commodlous haii Of the col
iege. lhe scene was pr'liiant' the attendance
was large, ana everything went OIL TO the de-
light OF me juveniles, W h'le older facesiight
edup with smiles oil genuine good feeling. Ev'
ry one was remembered in the way OF gifts
the music rendered at frequent intervals by
the pupils under ihe auspices Of Messrs L. a
blain and X f. Hooker, was hne and appro
PIRATE while the venerable Santa Claus and
his able assistant-dressed in charaeter-dis
penscd the various gifts with quaint humoi
when eilcited great applause. Your CORE
Spo"'e"' was "o' 'o'eo.'e"' Anho"s ouie'
'"''s' ""se ''n u ''"Nsa S""saeeS ana
'"s'' ''"'' W 'o.u"''!' anu io'''eo "
P'""' e"'' =" 'o'O''"s W H'' u'eA'"' VII"
-
n,.,,,
- ne NV" o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. $500 n' ..vo'.t ,.' e' y
,~ e w. ~ '.u W SOY "i'n gnu :" IN, .,' 'o,
Wv nn' w.. "e", ~. w." "oPes WIZ
purpose w P'o'e n'' "!i's no"'S'
WYNN" vi
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A pious citizens Of the West end cant go
no whar to pray w'dout bcin 'sturbcd' by his
better-half We hold falstaf to task again for
hi-palpabIe ncglcc, to chroniclepas-ing events.
We suspect him Of foul fowl play.
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MARRIED

EVERY man should have a new hat
for Christmas. and we recommend all
to examine the new stock at j. II.
ROCHESTER, 4 Co.'S.
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A merchant in town is Liable to $50 ane for
violating the law fif,y times by emptying ashes
on a certain street. Marshall do your duty.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-03

JOB work done promptly. and in the
best manner. at this Office
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LIBERAL dealers will find liberal
salssmsn at J n, ROCHESTER, q Cos.
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60 to w. H. Anderson's for your am
unition, pistols, pistol cartridges, sts.
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CLOSE dealers will find goods at low
figures at J. n. ROCHESTER, & Co.'S.
GarrarSl County News.
Prom Central Kentucky News,

Prom Central Kentucky News
No smallpox here.
A company of soldiers from Florida arrived
in Lancaster last Saturday.
Rabbits play upon the beautiful grassy
public square in Lancaster at midday.
Somebody sold epizooticafeld turkeys in
Lancaster. Dressed ones are quoted at nominal
figures now-even the printers don't banker
arier them much.
Lancaster needs plasterer. We have two
Of the best in the State, but none to spare
our ncighhors.
Married.
Mr. HAN b. BOONE, Of Lincoln, to Miss
ALLIE sALTER, Of Garrard.
Mr.. MERRIMAS MILLER, Of Estill, to Miss
BETTE ANDERSON, Of Garrard.
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But midnight is chiming now. Anctheryear
is born. We watched the closing scenes Of
the old, and tried to lay him gently in his tomb.
We hail the new, still with hopes-still with
purpose to improve his flying hours.
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CASTEX-t thursday, July Sd, Mrs. MARIAN
CAsrEN, In the forty-third year Of her age.
Friends and acquainiances OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
from her late residence, corner South street
anu Hernando rosd, this lFRIDAYl morning
at nine O'Clock.
HEIDEL-Thursday July g. Is7s. SHELLY
DYER, only son OF W. A. and Mamie A. Eei-
del, aged two years and eight months.
Funerai Will take place from the residence,
corner Second and Broadway streets, Fort
Pickering, this (FRIDAYl moInjng at ten
O'Clock. Fliends and acquaiufances OF the
family are requested 10 attend.
McCOY-In Memphis July 8, 1873, of cholera
infantum, MILTON, infant sOD Of John and
Caroline MoCoy, aged one year i've months
and nine days
The funeral win take place this tFRIDAY)
afternoon at three O'Clock, from the residence
OF her mother tNn. whipplel, on Dunlap
avenue. Friends and aequaintances are re-
speetfn1ly invited 70 attend.
LEARE-At the residenee Of his parents,
lSO.5l Marshall avenue, JOHN T., infant son
of John T. and Anna Leake, aged five months
and twelve days.
"God giveth but fora season."
Funeral from the residence this (FRIDAY)
afternoon at four O'Clock.
louisville and Nashville papers please
copv.1
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THE THIRD RACE


81. LOUIS, July 3.-The Hannibal and
st. Joseph railroad company has insti-
tuted suit in the common pleas court at
Hannibal against Charles P. Haywood,
collector of internal revenue, for fifty
thousand dollars, paid to him as taxes,
or interest and dividends on bonds of
the company from the first day
of January, 1870, to April,
1871. The company claims that this
sum was collected unlawfully, and made
application to the proper department at
Washington to have the amount refund
ed, WHICH was refused, and now bring
suit against the collector to test the
validity of the assessment. The case
will be transferred to the United States
district court in this city, and tried at
the September term.
The storms of a few days past have
done great damage of property of vari-
Gus kinds in this and adjoining States.
At Springfield, Missouri, night before
last, the wooden mill to NJ. X.
Smith was demolished and a large
stock of wool and manufactured goods
destroyed. The stOrehOuse of E. L.
Kraft was also ruined, and several build
ings blown from their foundations and
greatly injured. The Methodist Epis-
cOpal church at 0tterville, Maine, was
totally destroyed, and several houses
badly damaged. The growing crops
were also severely injured, particularly Y
that in shock has been much damaged.
In some places, it is said, not more than
half a crop will be saved.
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GAINESVILLE tIENNESSEEl AND NEIGH'
B0RHOOD.
At Palmyra, on the twentieth instant,
two deaths occurfed-Miss Pattie Ed
ridge, daughter of DIR. Eldridge, and
Mrs. Alkaline Ramey, relict of the late
Absalom Ramey. Their disease was
| pronounced cholera. Both died in a few
hours after being attacked. We regret
| to learn of the death of Mr.. ]. ID. Hoop
er, near Cheap Hill, in Cheatham cOun-
| ty, which took place Saturday evening
he took passage on a boat one day last
week for Nashville. There were sew
eral cases of cholera reported to be
on the boat. He returned home, was
taken sick and died, as we learn, last
Saturday. he married Miss Mary Ma
this, of this county, few months since.
he was a reliable, clever gentleman.
Mr.. Henry Wall, who resided at the
ferry, three miles south of the city, left
home last Saturday evening, his bowels
somewhat disordered; he travelled for
some time through the hot sun, stopped
at Mr.. Merriwether's and drank freely
OF lce-Water, then proceeded to Mr.. Joe
Hatcher's, near Trenton, Kentucky
and died next day. Joe Martin, col
ored, who lived near Steelis station. I'm
this county, was cutting wheat last
week, and was, as it is termed, running
g race with the other harvesters, got
overheated, ate a lot of plums, was
taken sick at two o'clock Saturday
morning, and died about ten
o'clock the same evening. Last
Tuesday morning three men arrived
at the passenger depot, upon the con-
struction train, to get their pay-Mr.
Osburn, the fireman and two negroes.
1t is reported that they INDUCED in eat
ing oysters and drinking whisky to ex-
cess, which produced cholera -morbus or
symptoms of cholera. The white man,
Mr.. Osburn, was sent to his home in
Erin, and since died. The negroes are
under treatment of DR.. JOhnRpn, one is !
recovering, the other died edcThursday
night. Another negro man named |
Patrick Bell, cook on the train, was
taken sick at Budd's creek bridge, and
brought here late Thursday evening, and |
died that night,
OF CHOLERA IN NASHVILLE. |
From the Nashville Union and American. |
Wednesday,
There were a few cases of what. it is |
now clear, were cholera, in Nashville, |
during the last week in May and the
first week in June, of which we have no
record. Our record begins with the sew
enth of June, and shows the daily NOR
tality from the pestilence to be as fol-
lows:
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Memphis and Little Rock Railway
CHANGE OF TIME.

(tOMMENCING SUNDAY, JULY g. ls7E
y and until further notice, trains viii rrr
ss follows:
Mall Train leave Mem phis, daily y.--5.25 d I'll
Freight and Accommodation Train
leave Memphis, daily except sunday -5:85 am
Direct connection at Little Rock with train.
or G. and +. r. X. for Hot Springs Arkadei-
phla, etc. Direct connection az Argenta with
trains on Little Rock and Fort smith r. E
for Lewisburgs iRussellville, ClarksvilIe. For
smith, etc,
Freight and Accommodation Traiuar-
Iiyes az Memphis . Z. - 2. I'LL
Sleeping Cars On Ezaii Train
For Information and tickets apply Al BIZ
Main street, Z7s Main street, or at Depot Cen
ter Landing.
A, $. LIVEsF2 MORE. GenI Isup7t.
JSo- H PEE2Y. Gent Ticket Agent 3vi
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Saturday, August 8, 1873,
DISSOLUTION.

FTHHE firm Of SNEED & BEASLEY. as organ-
Il lied under articles Of Special Partnersh 1
OF date April 4, 1871, for three years, and =
registered IN Registers Office OF Shel BY cOunty
Tennessee, is this day dissolved bv mutual
consent JOS :. SMITH assumes an the Iia-
bilities OF the firm, and is alone auLnOrized to
settle and collect outstanding accounts and
demands. The business will be conducted
hereafter in his name alone.
July I, 1873.
J. W. SNEED
J. Z. BEASLEY.
J. 5. SMITH, Special Partner
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An impression prevails that very
large portion of last years crop Of wheat
and corn Is held over in many parts of
the west. Some say fully One-third is
thus retained in hand, but it is probably
beyond the fact. Still there is no doubt
that it will take a very poor crop indeed
to make much difference in the price.
The present prospect is that the crops
will not equal those of last year, but the
difference is not so great as to much af-
feet things,
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Special Orders.

OFFICE Or CHIEF OF POLICE. D
" ME1IPHIs. July 4, 49,.
The reckless discharge OF Fireworks Of any
description, ON this day, viii subject the Of
fender 10 arrest
The Police force OF this city win see That
these orders are complied with.
iy4 p r. ATTY. Chief nf PnIice
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Wedhesday. the SOB day Of August. 1s7a,

between the hours CT 10 am. and O'Clock
p.m-- in front OF the county building on
Union street in Memphis, sell 10 the highest
bidder, for CASH the following real eState: a
certain tract OF land situate, lying al1d being
in the county of shelby, state OF Tennessee
bounded as iollows; beginning a. the east
side the old Randolph road, at DOyle'S
southwest corner Of his acre home place
thence with the road south 407 easr2 chaius
and s5 links; thence south 283@7 west chains
and es links 70 stake in the partition line:
thence west $50 east 10 Ohains and IS links 10
the east line OF lot No. of the Weakly and
McLemore subdivision; thence north 81 west
II chains and - links TO The northeast cornsroi
lOJNoI OF Weakly and McLemOfe su bdi vision.
in the south side Of an avenue; thence south
sf54 west chains and "a links to stake north
east corner of Doyle's said 5 acre home place;
thence so1tn "a east chains and As links to
its southeast corner; thence south 81 west
chains and p links 20 the place OF beginning.
containing by estimation L acres, being lot
No. 10 and part OF No. s Of the " sakly and
McLemOre subdivision.
All right and equity of redemption specially
waived in said trust deed, and the title is be
heved 70 be perfect, but sell only as trustee.
@ 10. r. powell, Trustees
James II. Malone, attorney. etc. fyE
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Destructive Fire Caused by LIgbtnIng
Three Ffremens Fatally Infured.

Three Firemess Fatally Iniared.
CINCINNATI, July S.-Tbe Hamilton
woolen mills, owned by Peter Shepard
and Samuel Williams, Of Hamilton,
Ohio, burned at two O'Clock this morn
ing. The loss WAS sixty thousand dol
lars; insured in the Amazon and Enter
prise companies Of Cincinnati for TWEEN
ly-hye thousand dollars. Opinions diff
ier as to the cause. some suppOsing the
building struck by lightning. Three
Aremen were fatally injured by the fall
ing Of the roof during the fire.