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COUNTY COURT DAYS Is CENTRAL KEN


GcorgstolR-Therc was but little business
doing. About 100 common cattle sold at
to 4,c, A few broke mules at $3.50 to Sl65
The show Of stations was large and inc.
DHTle-Capi. English sends Us special re-
port, viz: about 800 cattle on the market
day beautiful, and crowd in town large. can
not say that the trade was good or at all live
~, though succeeded in selling several lots
of cattle. 40 head strictly good steers at $50
pr head IL large cattle, Medium in quality,
$40 per head other grades ranged at from 81
to &c, according to quality. 20 shares Of stock
in the Central National ranged from SIS 80
To $40 per share. No mules offered, and few
horses selling at any price.
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nay. ZINE AND CoARsE.

Producers are sometimes puzzled Ia know
why city buyers generally ask Cor coarse we'll
matured has, in preference 10 the mole tender
and in reality more nutritious kinds. The
Lire S,ock JousIsai thus cnlightens them lily
men feed hay for different purpose than the
farmer. The farmer feeds il Tor IL nutrimcnt
aud Us a principal food while the ciiy man ~
CARDS grain as the cheapest food, and only
gives sufficient hay u make bulk IN the stoui-
ache, and for the purpose OF health. Coarss,
well-matured timothy seryes this pupose bet
ter than the carly-cut and hne grass.s. They
do not desire such hay as will tempt horse
10 eat too much of IT, Straw would answer
this purpose II cut and mixed With the grain,
about rs we'll. hut farmers should b. content
with this practice Of the city customer, for il
enables them to sell their poorest hay Tor tho
best price, and 10 retain the bat quality foI
home conrumption.'
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rz.;.,;r-n.,,a, s,r.,--pr .;;a,;.r ~ WI
y ii King, I'd Lofts days in each
month at II O'Clock, IN. Sunday rchool .
o'clock, J X Warren, suP't. Worship every
~, 'ss c,,
bap'a-Hsv: hirt'ey rastor-Sn
nee.ns Isl sunuay IN eacn month. SUNNY
MsSo,,;., E,,;;..,,,, ,S,ys,- -R.v q a. f,..r.
.,rsc, Pas,orr Ssrv;.... "a and M Sunday,
Pr.vsr mee,;,c e,er, Tbnrsdar r;sh, Ann.
day school ats o'clock.
Pesbyteria. .s.,atAe N - Preaching bv Rev.
VIM. Grow, LIT nd 81 srobilh inesehl month.
Sunday school al O'Clock, ~.
Rush Branch-lreaching bv Elder ] l. IL
len Ist and 20 Sunday IL every month.
C;,~.,s Cyrrh Li,,y, c,.u,u- -pr,.ch;.o
by Elder jesse Walden ever first Sunday morn.
ing and afternoon in each month.
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RABrD dogs are reported to be at large
in several sections of this State. One Of
them in Spencer county recently bit
twenty or more dog. They seem to be
more abundant this year than ever he.
fore known, and We think that stringent
laws should be passed for the protection
of people and animals from these terrible
cuninea
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Odd Fellows beware.

A deaf and dumb man representing himself
To be John X. Brown, y member OF Elkton
Lodge No 81, |. q. o. +; Of Ky, and pretty
well posted in the signs, etc of the order, re
Gently applied to Stanford Lodge No lj6, at
this place, for peeuniary assistance, and was
successful in getting small amount. lie also
applied for and obtained assistance of the
Lodge at Lebanon. A letter from the officer
of Elkton Lodge to the secretery of Stanford
Lodge states that he has never been a member
Of that Lodge, and he is therefore an imposter
of vi Om the order should beware.
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Dorsey, the gold-dust horse stock man Of
Jeilrrson county, is the champion challengisI
Of America. Every once-in-a-while he CONES
out with worldwide challenge, offering tc
bot any amount on his horse beating anything
on the tart and we believe he has never won
n SQUARE race vet.
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Capt II. d. Logan, of Boyle, gave his sheep
n mixture Of salt and ashes aud 40 out Of the
II head died from the effects Of il within
twelve hours. The salt was taken froa a
fresh barrel, and given on a wet day. Who
can solve the mystery
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cry LIVE STOCK Markets.

Louisrills lowing To the heavy receipts there
was a decline in cattle on Monday OF PIC ON
all grades. We quote for beet s. 2jCr5j 60; a
few rally fancy at prices above these good
- 50 to s. medium 81 so; To 81; mean
50 80 to 50. Sheep market active with light
receipts; best sell at 81 to 81 so; common at
81 10 - 30 per 100 gross. Butcher hog.
weighing $50 To 800 lbs, - 80 20 s. % gold
light s. h s. %, and light at 81 5OGi4 20.
Men iok-Large receipts pf cattle and
trade active GA Monday; poor Ia prime natives
l0Cal29c, with top sales at Ego i3c.
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Tie mill.men and distillers prefer pure
white corn to colored, and pay higher for it
IN exchange therefore suggests that pure
white corn should he the rallying cry Of farm.
ers throughout the prain-growing region. II
is the wa,chword that will win.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

l. Il not time thai the officers Of the vari-
Gus turnpike road companies in this vicinity,
were giving public notice Of their annual
meetings Tor the election Of oficers' We
think the law requires il.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

AFTER a temporary luIl, the trumpets
are again being blown Cor the grand
three-million raid upon Congress to sub
sidize the Philadelphia Centennial Ex.
position.
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We hear good reports from the Grange at
IIustonville. ltnow numbers sixty members,
and the membership is increasing at every
regular meeting The Grange is well Offered,
aud controlled By vie counsclors.
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The Central Kentucky Medical Association
will meet at llarrodsburg on the 3ri Wednes-
day III July next, when the debate will be
opened ~ w I,nni~r Danville. on Chole,u.
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There are young men who cannot hold a
skein of warn for their mother without vino.
ing, bat will hold 1875 pounds Of neighbor-
ing family with a patience and docility that
are certainly phenomenal.
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We learn that our old couniyman, DIR. VIM.
G. Sweeney aud family, Of Ash Grove, Mis-.
souri,, are now on a visit to their relatives In
this county.
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Staniord--John VI Phillips, Jr, Police udge,
court lth Saturday in each month. Poari II
Trustees; Col 4 W Miller, President; 4 X
Penny, A @ Pepdie,on, NJ d Elmorc, s q
CundiH, q II Mckinney, VI Bruce. Treas
, urer, $ ii Shanls; Clerk, \ A Warren; Mar
shall, T J Atkins; Collector, e. W Bob5iu;
T,...dav n;,ht in ascl, month
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

The peaches have survived the late frosis
the snow and the cold weather; now IL they
get through blackberry winter" the long
cold season in May" don't rot, or fall of, We
expect to peel few this season.-E.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

\. D. Owen sold to D. y. Camden his fine
harncs- horc Gray Tom, for si4O.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

Our countyman, Mr.. wm. Grimes, who
has been under medical treatment for dis
trcssing affection Of sore eyes, for the past
three weeks, has about recovered.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

Mr. Geo. W. Waite, Of the firm Of McI'eath
a Waite, Somerset, passed through our town
en- route for Cincinnati, to purchase a stock Of
Spring goods, view days since.
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Bourbon county is the most wonderful
country in the world. and Craddock is the
most remarkable man. Ills last monstrusity
is bourbon mare that fosled a horse colt
and mule colt at the samc birth.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

The attention 81 our readers Is called to the
card Of Hon J. $. Van Wrinkle, published In
our column Of announcements
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Potato parings will produce potatoes, and .
peeled potato Is very prolific. Try the expcr
iment.
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DIED.

Mrs sALIIE DEPAUw, Of this county, wife
Of Col. Peter Dcpeauw, died on the 10Th, after
long illness, in tho 10th year o; her age,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

Elder q. A. Carr. ~ Maysville, by, com
menced protrlctcd meeting at the Christian
Church. in Richmond on Sunday last. We
learn that he will probably locate in Rich
mond. iIis wife, Mrs. Matte Myers Carr, is
yi.iiinr fricnds Ia Ihi. county.
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HOME JOTTINGS.

There IL but one town called lIusionvillc in
the United Siatc-.
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Fee Jaila~

am a candidate tr Jailor cf tncaln county, and
will thaak ny friends 10 give notice u the taei.
D.. ". DAVIDSON.
To IN. voter. Il Lincoln county avn an lnieI-rni-
cnt Democratic cafittas fr The ofirr - Jsiiof ~
Ilnrln eountrsuhiest To- the fuse u the voters 81
she e,uniy expressed at the polls the lrs Mentay
IN August, isI. N. L. mtHAhhS.
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Don't fail to call. examine and price
the mammoth stock of Groceries. Boots.
Shoes, Hats, etc, at Pherigo 4 Duderars.
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Tower Palace.--i.sss AT iSs,s i,a%..,
Market street louisNile, Ky Choice aud full stock
4 Mems, Youths and childrens' Clothing
hnlss hr measuring, sent on application.
ieods G. a D., with pri,ihgf ~ esaminlnr
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g.. Cs1rs. a, Kaamps<nf No. 90
zSt Meets a, q, Sx|Ios Hall l-t and
s'.al'se I'd rusxday nights n.nth;
= X Chenault. { q Joha puddersY = ~
Denni,, Scribe
4 No . Lincoln Lodge M. e0m~<ss
~ a, Mlunic Hall, corner Main aud
N i.annsar streets, every vi Monday
~ Night IA each month. J. n Yates, W
NJ; Thos Buf,rl, W; NJ q Ne,ius, j WI
u. shanks. In ~ rei; : & CurdiG, Scc'y; T.
D Caldwell, ; Z T..
Stamford L.ias, No. l92, A. L. M-Meets at
Masonic Hall lat Monda night in each month.
X Penny, W n; L X CLenault, \ "; Geo..
ID Hopper, J "; mssiax ten, Trss; 4 Al
Warren, sec'y; w VI Miller, : u; Thos II
shanks, ID; 4 d Caldwell, : at. =
Sanford n. A. Chapier-Meets at Masonic
Hall every 1T Monday night In och month.
fa,sr, II T.
H'rsonrilis Lgdys. No ~, 4 a M-Meetsat
Masonic Hall, Husionvule, Nv, every Satur-
day night before the full mo,n in each month. =
J c Boyle, W M; Il BiadIey, See.
Lntsri@ Lodg, No $50, O @ T-Meess a
Odd Fellows Hall every saturday night. r
Campbell, l. u; Joe. 4 Miller, r wCT;r
7; J D Dennis, W s;TCnoaa' WIS; Miss
Amanda Moore, VT
Golden Star .des, No. 23s, T. o. G. 7.
Meets at Odd fellnws Hall. Crab Orchard
Kentucky, every Monday nightly q Hans
ford, W. c. H. Miss Alice y. Hardin W vI<
X Pheruo w See; + X Peitus, w Y S;'<
Mary Gar.ett, w n y NJ Pollon, W N; Jois
Hardin. NJ q; W \ Carson, w q q; Jas.
Yeddos, " q u b Edmision, VIC TsBF
pherigo l. d.
rATRoSs Oh HrsnASDRy.
Sanford C,gpss- Nsei.st Odd felloSs Hall
ven, sltnrla, sfiefn'ans al 2 o'elvek. Jm-
Iiauis, NJ X 4 Gentry, q; j II Myers Il
w y Hooker, s Jas Paxtn. q; NJ McIfab-
erts, j., 5; Murphy, Trcas; John bright.
see'y; sam nanghnan, G X.
H.4siaar'ls Gran9s-M Meets al M<-1aic Hall
every saturday. afternoon At . o'clock. Wu.
Luess NJ q Is Cooper. o. U @ Helm, u y
VI lo~eli, sec; j : Go eenter, A =; &c ~
inson q 50. 'issa-, ga; ~ j Crox. = IN
fosdi al
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local Sales and General Movements

LAND AND Cuop ITEMS.
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AUGUST ELECTION 1874.
For Ctreuss Judge.

We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE ". n. OwsiEl, II
Lancaster candidate fa Circuit Judrn % this, the
sth Judicial District at the next Atrust election,
subject 10 the viii u the Democratic party.
NO the voters n the ah Judieial District The
ftsifct Committee ~ the Democratic party having
oAisrcd primary election ~ on The third sat
uriay In May neat, 10 nominate candidates tt the
Judgeship aud Common wealth Attorneyship OF aid
district god faith political associates and prorrr
consideration CIR the harmony " the Dcmerailc par
" compel me 10 subnt my claims as a candidate 10
that election. Hence PROPOSE 10 abide by ~ insult
unconditi0aally. While In common Win al reflect.
ing men, consider the Once u judge noupolitca
and that u ought 10 a. far divorced rom the esIrr
tti-s af party struggles ~ possible, and while will
certainly " nominated do nothing IN the cab
talaed 70 oi the purity cf the ermne Of the Judge
vet ~Il f-el u my duty IN repa With such ability
As may possess. all the persistent attacks that may he
made the party that nsmlnatas me by any political
opponent that may have IN the race. ! would be
slsd TO have the nomination, ani. " I get H. vii
~ Ike all henorahe efhrts-e-chewing howey~t all
illegal 90 Immoral means-to secure succe-s In the gen
erai election. -
iio-tipe joins :. VAN wINKLE.
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Mr. Peter Tribble, Of this county, breeder
Of English Chester pigs, has the celebrated
boar Of J. $. Owsley's, imported by DIR.
Moody, with hi. sows this season. IL is a fact
wei known that Mr. Tribblc has exhibited his
hogs in nearly every fair ring in the State,
and has never but once failed to take the pre-
mihm, Farmers in this and adjoining coun-
ties who desire TO improve their stock Of hogs
viii do well to correspond with Mr.. Tribble
during the present month. His address will be
/ found in our advertising columns.
| \ friend informs US that the horse show at
hnville Last Monday was one of the hest on
record Some Of Lincoln's best horses were
on exhibition, viz: Joe. Hooker. Gill, Tol.
Cows Mambrino Starlight and Al. Feland's
GRAY Elmo. The latter attracted his share Of
admiration, and will do il in any exhibition
of his kind. Starlight dazzled the eyes Of
many judge of blooded stock. Rockers
Gill fairly eclipsed himself, and won many
enconnums, and, what better and more
substantial, a half dozen or more patrons
irorn BOYLE and Mercer. Ii is very rare that
horses Of his blood and Performance are
farmed at the extremely low price Of SIS to
insure foal.
The Barbourville Mountln Echo has this
item ave learn from Mr.. Wright Kelley,
Of Harlan county, that he has just returned
/ from the Bluegrass where he had been with
i0head of cattle. lie reports sales at low prices
and is Of the opinion that mountain men can
do better by letting our bluegrass neighbors
come after our cattle instead OF driving them
down there for when they catch Us away
/ from home We have to take their prices"
/ The mountain cattle brought to this section
this season are so very inferior that our trad
ers and farmers hesitate to invest money in
them, pref,rlng to pay better prices for good
cattle to consume their blue grass Let noun
tain men give n little more attention to the
vin,ering Of their cattle, and bring them to
our county in a marketable condition, then
they need have no fears Of a combination
smong our farmers and traders to buy them
for less than their real value. 1t is the
vretched quality of their stock, friend Echo,
and not the scarcity of money" that operates
against the average mountain cattle dealer
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Two lrishmen were arraigned before Es-
quire Carson, on Wednesday last, for an as
sault upon Mr.. Baker, near Millcdgeyille, in
this county, and other misdemeanors growing
out Of genuine Irish spree. One Of them
was held To answer on bail of $500. This is
the first disgraceful disturbance the Erin sons
have made, that W. have heard Of, and We
hope it will be the last IL they will kesp up
their traditionary habit OF getting beastly
drunk on payday" our officers should teach
them, through an example, that they shall not
disturb our citizens, or violate our laws in the
least
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

A new stock Of Hats, Boots and Shoes
at Phsrigo & Daddersrs
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Mr.. John " Taitlc Of Monticello, candid
ate for Commonwealth Attorney on the Re
publican side, spent TIE present week in this
locality, making many friends by hi- home
spun geniali,y. lie is, indeed, formidable
opponent ior the sacrifc.al altar Of his decay
ine party.
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The Board Of Medical Examiners for this,
the eighth district, under the recent act Of the
Legislature, i- composed of Drs. X. W. Dun
lap and T. II. Grinstead, OF Hoylc, DIR. ;. l..
Bur,ictt of Garrard, Dr, I. W. Logan, Of Lin
coin, and DR.. Geo Perkins, Of Pulaski. The
Board will meet at Stanford on the lst Mon
dav in June. TLosc who come under the
provisions Of the act arc required to be pres
ent at the time and place above stated.
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The DaHviile .iicocaie l. drawing the coid.
pretty s;Fon, when il asserts that every Eep-
rc~entative in the Kentucky Legislature who
voted 10 establish the drawings Of the Louis
willie Library rs either knave or fooli'
and that newspaper publishers Who advertise
the drawings and thus allow themselves dog
collared, are to be pitticd. We congratulate
our eotemporary upon the fearless expression
of an opinion once in life.
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\ two-horse team, attached to wagon at
the depot, on Saturday last, took fright and
ran at fearful rate of speed down the hill to
Main street, aud finally ran the end of the
wagon tongue against the Dental Office of DR..
Merriman, creating a tremendous crash, which
caused the inmates to thirk the house was
tumbling in. The driver was thrown out soon
after the horses started, but was not hurt. The
wagon was shattered and the horses consider
ably bruised as they fell upon the hard pave
ment. The streets were fnll of people and il
Is wonder that somebody was not seriously
hurt.
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Mr.. W. 7. Harvey, Of the firm Of Harvey
4 Gridlor, Of Louisville, with his family was
in town this week on hi- return to Pulaski, to
eat. blish a store at Point Burnside, where he
owns a large tract OF land. lie has the agen-
cy for the Dupont powder, and will establish
a -ub-agency at Hail. Gap His first cargo
of heavy goods shipped by boat via Nashville
from Louisville, went down with the Canine
lia, which sunk in the Ohio last Monday.
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Lincoln County Directory,

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY coxNrrrE
jacob ". Cooper, Chairman;
WIN. Gooch, VIM. o. iIansforis
Jas. Cook. John Young.
Gco. W Afford, Thos. Rschaslsy
Jno. Sam. OM.lcy.
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Our clever md Efficient Jailor, Buiord, was
the iir.i to sling wLitevash this season. On
lat Saturday he gave the Courthouse wall,
,r,.-, fences, etc, coat Of dazzling white,
The excellent care Mr.. Buiord has given the
public building- in his charge during his
term Of Office was splendid Recommendation
to him IN the late canvas for the nomination
for ps-eloCtinu.
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Lincoln Circuit Court.

The Spring term Of the lincoln Circuit
Court convened here last Monday, Judge =.
r. Fox presiding and the local officers at their
respective posts.
The Grand Jury l. composed Of tie follow
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We take pleasure in announcing to our
rcadcrr Of Stanford and vicinity that Prof.
Geo W. Dunlap. jr, Of Lancaster, will deliv-
or one Of his exceedingly interesting and pop
ular lecture- at the Courthouse tonight FIJI
day. Subject: The Tabernacle aud other
matters IL religious interest. The proceeds
Of the lecture for the beneGt Of the Christian
Sunday.scLool. We hore To- see large audi
ence present.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-25

The German Empire have now a
population of Al ,060,S49, of which 20,-
10000 are males and 20,909,90 fe-
males, probably the nearest to an
equilibrium of sexes In any country
of an equally large population. Sixty
three per cent. of the Inhabitants are
over the age of fifteen years, and these
are also pretty equally divided in re-
gard to sex. Forty per cent. of those
over the age of fifteen are unmarried;
about nine per cent. widowed, and one
fifth per cent. divorced. Of the whole
population 2,500,000 are Poles, $50, 900
Wends, $4,000 Ozechains, 10000 Lit
thaners, 10000 Danes, and 100000
French. The Protestants claim 25,-
$40, ,98l of the inhabitants, the Catho-
lies l4,851,4 the Jews, $4,000. Thir-
ty-one per cent. live in cities, sixty
nine in the country. Of the cities,
thirty-one claim a population of over
$4,000 each. The number of dwelling
houses in the empire amounts to 5,263,-
600, and these inhabited by 1866, 600
families
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-25
ARIZONA.

PHoENIx, August 21.-A letter from
Hon. John Smith of Mcdowell, to Mr..
Geo. e. Mowry Of this place, contains
the following news: Twenty-Five San
Carlos Apache scouts arrived Mt Camp
Mcdowell OH the 20th inst. from the
Tonto country bringing in the head of
the Chief Delche, and one hundred
and twenty prisoners. They report
killing twenty-five hostile Indians
while OH the scout. There were no
white soldiers in the party. This sue
cessful scout was conducted entirely
by friendly Apache Indians, enlisted
for the service under Crooks policy of
making Indians fight Indians.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-25

The Grand Jury of San Benito
county found bill on Monday against
Frederick Wilson, the New Idria sta ge
robber. His wife (as he claims her to
be) turned States evidence, and it is
presumed that she will be cleared. 1t
will be recollected that the woman, at
the time of the attempted robbery,
was attired in male apparel, and she
fourished a pistol in close proximity
to the drivers head, compelling him
to descend from his seat while Wilson
searched for expected booty.