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international Boat Race.

RIVERSIDE, VIA ST. JOINS, n. b, Septem,.
her 26,-The race between Morris and
Brown came off to-day. alorris started with
forty strokes to the minute and Brown with
thirty-six. At the half-mile post Morris led
about. They turned the stake.boat at the
same moment in eighteen minutes and ten
seconds. The race was won by Brown by
nearly length. Time (unotlicial), thirty
six minutes and fifty seconds.
Later.-The international rowing match
was won By Brown by two lengths. The
distance was five miles, and the official time
was thirty-seven minutes.
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i 2ICHNcHp, YORK EIyKR AND CHESAPxAxN1
,s,a.,Es,s ( ~, ...,t RAILROAD COMPANY,
= s'i. . ~ ~ RICHMOND. April fS, 1874 u
HNaAND AFTER TTrESDAY5TAPH

ESFl21sT, PASSENGER and RRElGHT ssRATN6
on this road vii run as ifollows: 81
I PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point teaYee 4
Richmond at j. d. tSnpdays' iexceptedf ard
rain From West Pointmin arrive at Richmond ~ =
10:10 A. ID. daily. 80 rt45s,.5 90 = : NJ
+, The Splendid steamers Havana ard Louise wilfrun
I'M connection with this road, and will leave West
Point daily Sundays excepted on the arrival Of the
train. which leaves Rcl moRd af r NJ, arriving az
Baltimore next mornt In ample time 70 connect
withitraiHs for Washington East, North; and Wesss
andieaye Baltimore daily, {Sundays exsepteaS at 4
2. NJ, connecting at West Point With the tFztp
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Grand Lodge of OddsFellows.

ATLANTA, Ga, September 26.-Ine era sas
Lodge adjourned to-day, after weeks lss'
tiyities and important business. 1he ueie.
gates express the highest praise OF souIt 9san
hospitality, which it Is certainly nopea .h ~
will echo at home. The proceedings are In
terestipe. but too yoluminous for Telegraph.
Ing. The Grand Lodge meets next year az
Indianapolis.
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TeleeraDhic Summary.

A dispatch from Havana states tna1 Inc
official reports Of the light in the Cinco liias
district show that five patriots and one Span
lard were killed.
Dr HAYES declares his conviction that the
omen Polar sea can be reached by steam
Vessel ria Smiths sound, and announces his
readiness to start when the means are forth
FIREARMS were freely used in row be-
tween the strikers and the substituting ltai-
ians at the Laurel Hill (Pa.) mines On FRI
Jay. Several sbanties were burned.
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Foreign Purchase of United States
Territory.

New YORK, September 26.-The agent o,
the Prussian Government mas purchased
Wewanassee, Union county, n. D., ior the
purpose of raising leeches, trout. anu SUI
mon; the latter to be sent 10 Prussia 70 sso o1
the waters of rivers, and the former lor lneu-
first instance of 8 purchase by foreign
government of territory of the United States.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 26-Noon.-Stocks &C
tive and strong. Money, 2. Gold, 1O9a. EXehanse-
Long, 4s4H; short, 4s7. Governments active and
strong. Staiesquiet.
Ereuing-Money easy. Sterling dull and hrln.
Gold fairly active al lO9A@109S. Governments
strong and active. States quiet aud strong.
BANK STATEMENr.-Ne,0 York, September 10
The bank statement for the week is as follows
Loans. increase 81 100000; specie increase, FL
600. 600; legal-tenders increase, $4,000 depo'
sits, decrease So IS 0O0 reserves decrease, trie'
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England.

LONDON, September 26.-Colonel Stofel
has published pamphlet Yindicating him
self in connection with the famous suppress
ed dispatch from Marshal Bazaine to Mac
Mahon. He charges that MacMahon's march
to Sedan was caused by Orleanist intrigue.
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The Trial of Hawkins for Murder.

Special telegram 10 the Dlspatcn'J
PTTTsyLvANIA COURTHOUSE, Va, Septem-
Der 26.-Edward Hawkins, who murdered
james A. Jackson, in this county, in 1872,
whose trial commenced in the Circuit Court
here yesterday, was concluded this after
noon. The jury brought in verdict Of
guilty of murder in the second degree, fix
ing his term Of imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary at ten years.
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The Inter Z, Rife Match.

CREEDMooR, LONG ISLAND, September 20.
In the international rifle match here to-day
the Americans won the first "event of 500
yards by 326 to 81 for the Irish team. Full
ton, of the Americans, made So, and Hamil-
ton made the same for the Irish, being the
best shooting ever witnessed. The betting
is 100 to rs In favor of the Americans.
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Sust for seduction.

.siNEw YosK, September Pa note of
issue has been filed in the suit of Thorn as
w. Fields, superintendent OF public schools
in Brooklyn, against Thomas 3Kinsella,f edt
tor Of the Brooklyn Eagle. The action Is
for $4,000. for the seduction of the plain
tiff's wife,, e 81. -. sib<i
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Cutting Down work.

FALL RIVER, Mass, September 26.-The
manufacturers Board of Trade decided to-
day to cut down working hours to three
days next week; four days in every snbse-
quent week until next January.
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rA1TIAfDRE T..

BALTIMORE, September 26.-Virginia Us, peer
ers, 50; 90. consols, 52s. West Virginia ;,
North Carolina 6's. DID, 10; do, new, 10. Bids.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, September 26, 1874.
The following is q comparative statement OF the
inspections, deliveries, and receipts of tobacco to-
getner with the stock hand ut the different ware
houses In the city for the past week and the same
time last wear:
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y,or,IsvIrY.r, MApK IN, :,

= LoUIsVILLE, September 26.-Elour unchanged.
Corn frmer at S2@S7c. Pork nominal. Bacon
easier and irregular at 104c for shoulders: 5xc
for clear rib; 16kc.' for clear. Hams dull and
lower ut 1916. for sugareuredS 13c. for plain.
Lard. Sis. Whisky, sl.03.,
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Reported Destruction OF a City by an
Earthquake.

New YORK, September q. The following
Is circulated here: 9. antigua, Guatemala,
was destroyed by an earthquake last night.
Guatemala City must have suffered severely,
as the earthquake was felt four leagues from
Antigua 80. .,-il-L-.-. ~. /. -.
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iasses al hTpeHtfas dfTner hff ST. aRosifs
frmer at &2. l2.aE for strained Treights quiet
Arm. Il
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MARI,N'l5Eis, INTELLIGENCE j

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1874
Sun rises... .-..... 5.53 Moon rises. $50
Sun seta. ......... 5.fS High tids.,...,6.1O
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letter from Danyille.

ACTON OF SIX 0F TIE WAREuoUSES-0F THE
gANrILLE GEANGE-ITEMS-BIG SALES OF
TOBACCO. --
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pAr,mmfl7,,plu,a ,slNpnrr,s

BAzTIMeRE.r September 3d. Flour steady.
Wheat dull. Corn dull onts firm Rye duff,
|, Hay Unchanged Provisions heavy. Whiskey
firm; Citations show nomaterial change. i].s
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Wife.Muraier.

Bosros, September 26. Newton Y yiils,
last night, Samuel Barker snQl nus Why lRss's'
". Both we've dissipated negroes.
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gSa ~ 4 CINCINN4 TI5MARKETs.: rs
I gCIycrESATI, September 2B.--Fleur dull and
dropping. Corn steady I'D Pork nominal. Lard
Whiskey firm at 81 .O3. X 2, -
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MANCHESTER.

NFoGUIRRS SCHOOL, st. Alban's Fall.
.Ni Main and Third streets;
+ p Nc6UIRE university OF VAL, Principal.
=, Ioc9NnrxTER Universities of Va. aud Beriipi.
OR. NITpPLE Washington Lee University.
FOURTH TEA cnER, MS indicated by circular. 80
t,omnefsnt masters for drawing an Il penmanship.
TssTH SESSION, Wednesday, September 30th..
CHANGES: Necessary, ESQ OF $40, Optional
Latin, Greek, French, German, 81 each DrnW.
hnsskstores, or apply to j. r. MCGUIRE
Sc Ia.Im s04 west Grace stree.
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o"",AsaaiSsdTok, September 26.-Po postmaster.
rneiai Jewell has no information ofitbe in-
N'top'l9n Of the mails South,
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FURNITURE.

EURNETURE.-I have now on hand ~ :.
al the largest and the most stylish, and best ~
sLockror FURNITURE that have eyer oGeredIXs1
TO the publIc-much of which has Just been setS VI
upfn my Tarerooms. Having had much .experi-
ence in the auction business, will furnish new
they generally sell for (second-hapl] &c auction
sales. Parties should not buy until they know my
prices. K. GATHkIGHT, No. Is Governor street
I IS Il 81. - r
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 26, 1874.
ARRIVED SATURDAY -.

IOhT UF RIUHMUNU. SEPTEMBER 70, 1874.
ARRIVED SATURDAY. -.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mes-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
phia, coal, j. B.. Watkins. ~ Il f@5asssas
~ 4, isr SAILED SATURDAY -r-4t9Fl
: Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, MGR
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent ~:
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, inerchan-
dis5and passengers, u. B. Tatum. 'T"f19 -
Schooner Bertha j. Fellows. Smith, New York,
coal, Curtis u Parker. 80 = - - .2
Schooner Lamariine Allen, Norfolk, COAL Cur
Schooner Mary Morris, Gray, Norfolk, bricks,
Schooner Thomas J.seward. Applegarth, Balti-
more, ties aud pg-iron,, Curtis & Parker.
: Schooner A. E. Smirk,, Flowers, Baltimore, Cur
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 'i.,s
ssTH No. ICE EIGHTH STREET

The tenth session or this school VIII begin On
THURSDAY, September oath.
CHARLES GHIsELrN. "A. b.. Assistant instruct
g. MERRITT Motley, A. NJ ors.
For Elementary English -. - $50
For higher English and Mathematics. 36
For each language. z
For clergymen's sons for all branches. ........ 25
No extra Charges. - I!
Boysot eleven years OF age ,receiyed,,or, if we'll
advanced, even Younger. - = tty,tt 4 n
Circulars at tile bookstores. y =
:, Application may be made TO the Principal. at No.
110S Capitol street, or at the school-house after
the 23d instant. THOMAS ii: NORWOOD,
Se1O-1m --,..' 49, a.--.rT. $780," PRINCIPAL
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/ FREIGHT. TRAIN, for through ireight only.
leaves Rlchmond daily Glondays excepted At
Point that deliver freight in Baltimore early next
morning. ,I3.5 $3.50 ~ y.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
leaves RichIaond on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at T. A. nj. Local freight recfts Tues.
- G. EbW. +. FOLGER,
IL 10 Superintendent
W. N. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. ap 90
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
:. SATURDAY, September 20, 1874.
..sE =. i. Rid 4sEe1.
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rgNHE EXERCISES OF MISS TAZE-
i WELLS" SCHOOL will be resumed on the
first day OF October at her residence, No. I'll east
Grace street. -
Senior class. :. ............. $50
40
Primary. 80
French.
$50 lodi III W. -
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T1OR RENT.--The large and desirable @=s
DWELLiSG-HOUSE ON Grace street, IA
below TWenty-fourth street, adjoining Mr.
Inttier's hnving been recently REPAIRED anu Sit nv
"a ~, rho most thorough manner, Is now ready LOT
Gu , GA MT .1Anplyto JOHN n. yANIEW,
Sc 25-lw al ross'oh'ee.
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"Sssirifssssiissss."

Spiritualism, which few years ago had
suffered severely from the exposure Of the
deceits practiced by certain Of its professors,
has recently attracted unusual attention.
This has been due partly to the fact that
several scientific men abroad have either
given in their adhesion to the theory Of
"spiritualism" or have admitted that IL
phenomena are the results Of force hther-
to unknown to science, and partly to the re-
markable character Of the later phenome-
ma. Aswill lie recollected the first manifesto.
tions Of so-called spirit influence consisted
in rapping and ta5le-tipping. Later the
spirits began to write messages by the aid
Of pen and pencil. Within the last few
years such strange and purpsseleSs miracles
as those winch Home claims have been ac-
complished ia and about his person--snch
as his suspension in the air without support,
and the lsngthening and shortening Of his
stature-havs challenged our credulity.
And now the GENERALIZATION u spir-
it's" which, itis claimed, has been witnessed
in London, Philadelphia, and elsewhere,--
and by means Of which "Kaiie King" aud
other alleged spirits have become visible
and palpable, snruRrses all the previous ex-
hibitions Of spiritdAlissn.
Now, ii we seeept the alleged appearance
Of "Kaiie King and the other laaieriali1ed
spirits there is nothing in the penomena Of
spiritualism which affords conclusive evil
denoe that disembodied spirits Or sapernat.
ural intelligenees have anything 10 do Win
their production And as 70 " phsno,ne-
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ma Themselves, u Is admitted even by srient
spiritus''s'' that very large part Of the
wonders worked by mediums arc the tricks
OF imPcN'r'' Nevertheless, most inselli-
gent men Who havedeemed the matter worth
investigation have met with phenomna
which cannot he explained by the hypoth-
e'is OF trickery. We may be confident tina,
the 'o-ca''ed spirit who, pretending to be
di'embodicd BACON, or Dickens, talks I'M
grammatical 'waddlc, is ne 'pirit at all, but
Is very impudcnt and ignorant medium {;
but whether the same medium floats out u
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n fhe Farwsers WaN Dpsrers Of feN.
frWi keNfWckN.
AMBROSE BuToRD,


Formerly Of Lancaster, KY, Has located
atCovington, KY, and proposes to engage
in q general Commission Business for the
sale 81 Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. lie
pledges TO confne himself to the commission
business strictly. Prompt attention and
faithful returns will he his motto. lie
wovld respectfully refer to the following
testimonial:
We, the undersigned, have known Mr..
Ambrose Bufori for many year., and
cheerfully recommend him to tho farmers
and ,lrovers Of Kentucky a. being correct
business man, reliable, aud worthy the
patronage Of any community. ,;eo Denny,
Pref NATL Rank, Lancaster, Nv; Vim II
Kinnaird, Cashier Of same; Jno : Gill,
Director Of same Robt Kinnaird, Teller;
J r Sandifer. Rok keeper. Jennings Price,
Prcs't Garrard Go Der-itI'ank, Lancaster,
KY, I'd G Hopper, Teller. s r Walters
Pret lst Nat Blk, Richmond, Ky; W X
I.ctchcr' Cashier; VIM Irwin, former
Cashier. G. u Chenault, Cashier Madison
Natl Rank, Richmond. J HShanks,
Pr.t farmers Natl Blk, stanford, Ky; J
II Owsley, Cashier. J s Murphy, Pre~'t
Natl Blk stanford. John J McIsobcrts,
Cadier. Clifton Rhodes, Pres't Central
Nal Blk Danville J W Proctor, Cashier.
q " Welsh, Prest lst Natl R'k Danvills
T. L Shackelford, Cashier. lls-tf
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STOCK AND SROP ITEMS.


wv W bAt SHbtr.
Lexington. unusually large,
notwithstanding the races. A good deal Of
live stock changed hands, but prices were
rather dull. Sixteen shares Of the First
National Bank stock sold at $50, and few
shares Of the Northern hank at SIPS 10
!Nonfad.-Contrnry to the expectations Of
every one, the Stamford court day last
Monday, was "water haul" 80 far as stock
transactions were concerned-there being
none ON the market worth mentioning,
though anxious buyers were abundant. Sew
ersl lots Of Tennessee cattle were in the vi
ciniiy, but STANCE TO say, the owners pre-
fered to dispose Of them privately to testing
the market under the hammer. In this we
are certain they were mistaken, as the great
abundance Of grass aud scarcity Of cattle
insured ready sales and fair prices. There
was large crowd in town and business
quite brisk in nearly all departments,
though cash collections were exceedingly
hard to effect. We have noticed for the
past five years that few farmers like to pay
small debts, while there is lacking upon
their farms sufficient quantity Of stock to
consume their grass or grain, or a mort
gage upon their farms drawing ten per cent.
To make "money easy" small debts should
be liquidated 6st-cspecially the 81 due
the printer.
VIZ have a sample Of amber or Alabama
Red wheat in our Office Of Mr.. s. RCrook' 5
raising. The grain is about the sine of the
white wheat, and he informs us that il
makes equally as good -four and and thinks
that il will yield more to the acre on bot
tom land than other kinds. Owners Of bot
tom land should give it their attention.
VIZ observe that our farmers, while they
are rapidly improving in the science Of
farming and progressing in the practice Of
the essential elements Of success-economy
and industry-they need few lectures
upon the importance Of utilizing what might
be termed the ofal Of farming, For instance
on the road from Stanford TO Danville, We
counted dozen stacks Of wheat straw care
Iessly thrown aside in the field IN rot and
waste, while il could easily have been rick
cd anu leu 70 s'ock curing the coming WIN
ter with good results, or bailed and sold a,
remunerative price for car bedding. etc
hi. \. an ;,o, xo,,h An. attention 81 On,
."'' y w. ~" -" "' "''."'''" " A''
farmer VINO Is Trying 10 become Yankee
ized.
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PrLasKr sOryrY VIEWS.
ny WILL. O. CunD.

the ,,. wool The ,e.,o., No d,cb, an.
preb,od;c. tho ;r,e,te,c,cc ~ a ,h,rd n, :,
~. have grounded .,m. .rd .o,. ~ wo,L
however we Ie,,n ,h,, us..r. ch;,,., 8
Co. turned on, ~ ,h.,, ew,Iov .,we s,e
or .is nckro hand, who were bci,v leader.
In the late disturbances. Our bu,;uc..
men, generally. ,cm fully awake In the
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FLOATING CRruRs.


NV" "''S "' "'''e' '''' "''""'
Pleas call and settle your account al
BouoS A srAns.
Brsr Wrapping Paper at Wholesale pri
ce-, at BouoS n SrAu1's.
Five thousand old papers for sale at this
oiiice-at ten cents per dozen.
y
FLOUR ior sale a. the s'sn.ou W~en
Touring M'i'S, /" ga" T" s'''o' ''c"'"'"s
" 1"a''y'
T,v,. .., a.. -, nj, h;,b u,;c..
anu oner new STOCK o' s""", =" "'s ''"'
." 'he 'owcs' hs"res'
v,n.,o., acr.. NJ co,, am,
ton, .,..ls N h.y Ala ~ ,..,I;,g 60
~ s...,. :" WI tyn...ns
''P'
Tuo-y indebted 10 n. please call and .c,.
tie Immediately, ~ We are greatly in need
n,m,." w "''' '' "
NovAs Uncle T.. not crccp,ed) ever
saw richer or prr,tier coal than that
r~cciccd by Tbona. BuIor' from t,oc,lcn A
s,ephens mines Yesterday.
All Pcrsons indebted TO :. u. Ma,heny
now due, and they are requested to make
settlement. at once without further notice.
I"okorr for the new aud attractive ad-
vcr'i.clnent which will appear In the next
sue Of the JorRsAL for the enterprisinr
butchman ~ south eastern Kentucky AT
Somerset, q. II. EnscI.
INIh.oopN away' ~heh IN Louisv'ne
aha waning hy'n,ns :" me gents 'arn'.n,
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MERCER COUNTY
~ FARM FOR SALE! %

lia,.ns removed my pi .ss of residence " Iinsn
! Desire Ia sril hoy TARA Ia Mercer. eontsining
stout two hunirv-i and E,rty arr~~. u l. situated
sivut sis mik~ s~.ss Of ltarrUtsburg. on the shpr
Hun and King Mill turnpike, within about !, m,fs
81 the Dznyiiie ami sh<k-rt0wn turnpike and about
two and half FUN the I. :. H. H. VA E-sl neigh
,-orhosd Convenient Ia ehurrh-r, ~hs.s, mills Ae,
II hs snsil hut .omf,rtzile dwelling g,sri y"nng
nrrnar,i, aud ran be- mad. a d.rirsiI' hanis. The
lla,e Is sisceptsble 81 diysio., aud II preferable
will sell the improvements ith aout Id ares.
for further particulars call an u. NJ. h,wman,
zdjonins The lasc, address ~. Al STAFFORD, Ky.
iza-5n u. H. BOWMAN.
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VIZ nrAR On all hands encomiums pass
I'd upon Judge Owsley's official conduct
during the session of his court in I~nviIle.
business has been dispatched satisfactorily.
A jury was impanneled for the trial Of Will
sou for the murder Of Williamson, last
Wednesday, and the case Is nov under iral.
Most of the Jury are residents Of Marion.
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VIZ HAD pleasant call from Hon. Jno,
W. futile, Of Wayne, this week. lie seems
to stand his Waterloo defeat for the Dis
trict Judgeship quite we'll.
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Mall s~ Isuis,Iiie cIs~~- II sD rrecl-eiy, aud
Ica,-s stamford ~ yto. a. ~. daily.
Natl from Louisville srtivc- o. stanford In p.
Mail s~ Cincinnati. vie Lexington, hsvc. stan
f'tl every day ~ i5o, .. m.
Mail from Ciscinns,i, via lexington, arrives
~ f,snfori $40 O. N.
Mail from somsr~, arrives daily at stanford ., 5
.. IN. Leaves st 7 o. M
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WI LEARN that Mr.. William Sellers has
instituted proceedings in the Federal
Court, at Louisville, against thirty per-
sons who were engaged in suppressing the
negro riot at Lancaster recently.
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LAND SALES.
EXECUTORS PUBLIC
ale Of LandoI
Near Stanford, Kcuaucky.

A. sxeeutor. of the will Of Vim. shanksd ec',h
Ne will. on Monday, Otoher ~, Iss+, tounty Court
day bshre the Courthouse d,-Dr, In stanford, Ky,
oner nj Puldic auction, the farm of which VIM
shanks died Ir,ssersed. The faim will be divided
and s,ii In the hollo~lns p.rsei-. towii;
a tract OF about 3aJ 'ro-, ncluding the man
sion bous-, and embracing ln prnportinas VI oprn
and tiniicrrd lands, and adjoin the lands of John
iaughrnan. J',seph McAlist.r and sthers
A Tract of about $50 acres ffonting on the stan
hrd Halls Gap pike and lying next To the lands
IL ssn,l y. Co~sn, Jno. Raughnan and others aud
the nrs, tract, aud laid ID by a line commenting
neat the gate elsnng on the pike aud running
sferssss the hrm for quantity, and embraces g,sd
TENANT housc and slbstant ial male she'd.
tract .f A.: i0D acres fronting an the
sonth side u the siautprd Crab Orchasd pix. aud
adjoining the lands 81 liawley, Frank owsley, aud
nth.f~, aud embraces tenant houe.
farh Of the alnse tracts l. we'll zdaytei 10 farming
sni grazing purIsss- han ffoni az good turn
pike rad Within two nil,s 81 stansrd, The eouniy
s'ai al linsaln eounty,-a to~n Il ahont twelve
hundred inhabitants. with g--l scho,ls sud church
~ the L. ~ n. w., and within eight Mills IL the
proposed Cincinnati southern railroad. noe under
construction.
TERns-O ne-thir'l cash "a delivery Il pssrsssioa.
the balance In equal instaln,euts IL o,,s aud two
years siih so par cent interest bond and appsos-
ID security required al the purchaser. HALL p.ss~-
sian given January LIST, isIi With privilege " ssu-
INK gfa-s ~ gain at any time after the ale. Dor
further inlsmsii. Apply Ia US In person by let
tel 10 us at stanford, Kentucky,
S IL sHxSKs'
i2s-tds Exeeaiors
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-09-18

Hon. q. A. LAcKEy, President Of the
Crab Orchard q Danville turnpike, is max
ing some very substantial Improvements on
Main street, using the ainty gray limestone
rock from the site Of the old Logan Fort
near town.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-09-18

Miss AsSA WATSON, Of Nicholaville.
hs. returned home, after a very pleasant
stay of several weeks with friends here.