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Our Correspondents.

One of the most attractive features Of the
JouRNAL is its system Of special corrcsron-
dencc. In each uumbcr Of the paper Is found
from four to ten letters written from She diff
fcrcn, sections Of the country ia which the
paper cifculatcs extensively, aud these letters
are always interesting to the general reader,
while they are of special and peculiar interest
to the sections from which they are written.
In reference to the gentlemen who perform
the labor We can truthfGlly say that no paper
ever enjoyed a more able, prompt, active, use
ful aud cminently correct corps Of correspond
ents than the JOURNAL. The following is the
list Of our regular correspondents:
Somerset, Pulaski county, viii c. Curd ;
Monticello, Wayne county, Tom, McBeatb,
"Bion;" Monticello, Wayne county, DIR. J. L.
:. Frisbie, "Occasional;" Mt. Vernon, Rock
castle county, Dr. J. J. Brown, 1T Know =
Shelby City, Boyle county, DIR. Il. ii. Grin
stead, "Wide-Awakc;' Middleburg, Casey
county, +. Tarrant, "Eihelblrt;' Pine Hill
Rockcastle county, l.. :. Jones, "Jinks.'
In Lincoln county We have the following;
lIusionville, Rev. J. A. Bogle, "Falstaii;'
Crab Orchard, J. K. Pherigo, "P;' North
Side, Rev. J. W. Walters, "Rover;" Highland
J. d. Bastin, "B;" Waynesburg, l.. c. Gooch
az.
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ARRyED.

On the 23ri ult.. at the residence Of the
brides father, at Halls Gap Station, by Rev.
4. C. Ncwland, Mr.. JAMES MENIFEE % Miss
SALIs A. PErrUs. Ansnddnts-A. q. Cowan
and Miss 7. Hill.
In the Babtis, Church, at Franklin Ky, by
Rev. q. II. Morrow, Christmas day, Col.
r. lee Wilkcrson. of Franklin, to Miss Nettie
Fuqua. Of Simpson county. itenddRts: Miss
Bessie Salmons and Miss Berthe Boisseau.
At Lancaster, on the 10th ult., Lieut.. VIM
Mcfarland, Of the L. :. A.. to Miss Addie
r. daughter Of Gen. W. j. I.andram.
And thus was Central Kentucky robbed OF
one of her lovlie.t daughters, and her most
charming songstress. Such is life.
On the 25th ult II o'clock, A. W., at Knox
willie, Tennessee, by Rev. Mr. Mays, of the
Baptist Church, assisted by Rev. Mr., Cunning
ham, of the Methodist Church, Rev. Gro. c
OyERsTREEr, Pastor Of the NJ. +. Church Al
Stanford, Ky, to Miss TExIE A. CRANK, O
Charlottesville. Virginia.
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Christmas Ina stanford.

The Christmas holidays opened and closed
upon good and bad, happy and wre;ched, and
were enjoyed, in the main, by the people of
our venerable city in pleasant, peaceful
manner free from all unusual disasters, pains
and grieis. The cver-joyous season came too
close upon the panic to allow Of much double
ani-tvisied intensity of enthusiasm, and that
boisterOus fullness OF jollity with which it is
usually greeted; We, there were none who were
very g,um because it came, and few refused 10
participate in the amusement afforded them
or to enter into its celebration with becoming
HEARINGS and good cheer. We note with
great pleasure the almost total absence Of
thosc scenes of debauchery which have, in
past year, disgraced our town, and mixed with
our JOYS the NORWOOD Of sorrow and shame.
The Undertaking cup played but very uncon-
spicuou. part in the fe-tivitiei Of the season.
The fetal morn was usherod in with a very
noisy pyro,cchnical display, greatly to the an
noyancc Of pious parents, but to the delight
Of juveniles and the participants in the fun.
Upon tie whole we have had "merry Christ
mas"
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Miss Mary Oldham, one Of Madison eoun-
tvs accomplished and most intelligent young
ladics, is now visiting the family Of Mr. Sam,
Shanks, Of Stanford, one of her many rela-
tions Of Lincoln. May her visit not be brief
but full Of pleasure.
W. 7. Knox, conductor on the Knoxville
branch railroad, while in charge Of his train
at st. Marys last Friday, the 26th inst, had
a stroke Of paralysis in both arms, rendering
them perfectly useless. lie was taken To his
home in Louisville, and placed under treat
menl, and We are pleased to learn that he Is
eonyaleseing.
The following distinguished public servants
have honorod our -anctum with their presenc,
during the holidays, all were looking we'll and
seemed to be enjoying the season Of rest aud
recreation; Hon. NJ. J. Durham, NJ. G, this
District, lion. Thos. W. Nanon, Senator o
our District, Hon. Thos. d. :Monigomrey
Representative of Lincoln; X. L. Gresham
Representative of Roekcastle and Laurel
Allen Jones, Representative of Pulaski, AM
J. Il, Mars, editor of Danville Adrooaie.
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FROM BOYLE COUNTY.
snrIny Cry, Nv, Dec. %, 1873.
Ovrssrcnseacs fn,eror ygssnai

ovrerS~sens fn,,rsor J,a'naL
\ happy new year to you and your reader
Long may YOU wavel aud may success crown
the efforts You are making TO carry TO the fami-
" hearth paper full VI news bold and fear
less in the ocacy of that which Is right,
politically and morally.
We have nothing Of interest TO chronicle;
the Christmas las passed OF without any
thina having occurred TO mar the general
pleasure Of the gay and festive. Ten .erancc
in all thing, seems to have lccr the general
rule in our town and vicinity, for certainly
there has been less dissipation, less dcbauchc-
~, than we have ever known. In fact, we are
pcaccable, quiet, gen,cel community, and
only fear transicnis or outsiders, We, as n pco-
pie, are altogether lovely and the goose
hang. high
We have a visilant marshal, Monroe
Gooch, and he has not made an arrest during
the holidays.
Sunday last, we had most excellent SER
mon from that God.fcaring man, DR.. Samuel
Ayers We believe he is regarded as a chris
tian man wherever he is known. In connec-
ton with this We might gllude to a meeting
which has Just closed in parksvillc, resulting
in changing the lives Of many bringing them
within the fold, and we bid them God speed
in their change.
The ice crop. 80 far, is slim, aud in fact We
have had no ice worth housing. The wheat
is splendid, and the Beautiful Snow which
has covered it for several days will b, benef-
cill.
our merchants are doing we'll, and When
The eighty miles from Shelby City" Of
the Cincinnati Southern Rail Road is under
contract We expect lively time.
From the report Of other papers, in regard
marriages" and what they had 10 eat, and
the "Diyintics and cassmcrcs," We are not
able &, cope, for We verify believe that mary
Of them marry just to be popeei-don't spell
il WRONG and .ay p,ppered.
Amcctins Of the citizens Of Shelby City
and vicinity will be held here on next Saiur-
day evening at half pas, two O'Clock, to take
into consideration the location Of the eros ing
II tie Cincinnati Southern Rail Road at or
near this point. Matter. of interest to all will
be discussed, and il is desired that full
meeting he held. all in this yicinitysrc equal
ly interested.
Two new business houses have been opened
here in the last week. Mr. q. 7. Helm in one
homo All Ness,s Tg,ee & Br,wer in the
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BEYOND the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thous-
ands morc are turning their eyes towards new
homes in the fertile West. To those going to
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah,
Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon or California We
recommend cheap, safe, quick and direct
route via It. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific
railroad. which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Scepers from st. Louis To principal
poiuts in the West without change. We be
iieve that the Missouri Pacific railroad has the
best ira, and the finest and safest equipment
Of any line West Of the Miss issippi, and its
connections with roads further West are
prompt and reliable. The Texas connection
of thi. rad is now completed and passengers
are offered 8, frs, class all-rail route from II.
Louis 10 rexa', either over the Missouri, Kan
sas a Texas X. r., via Sedalia, or over the
Atlantic n Pacific X. H., via Nrnita. For
maps. t'me tables, information as to rates,
routes. etc, we refer osr readers to Z. 4. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, 1t. Louis, Mo.
Quest.ns will be cheerfully and promptly
answered. nbO-ti
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FROM CASEY COUNTY.


NipDLEBrRG, Ky., Dec. ~, 1873.
corrcq~ntn.e h,c,io, J,urmi,
We have had an unusually dull Christmas.
a few heavily loaded musket- fired, some fire
cracker chldren's stockings filled 10y Santa
Claus, constituted the sum total Of Christmas
hcre......lncre was a distressing accident here
on the Lrt day of Christmas. jeff Coleman,
an interesting orphan boy. clerk for Fair a
Jasper, anil Hank" little son OF W. Il.
Royalty we're handling some powder in
plate when it caught FIRE burning their faces
terribly....,Nirricl, on the 18th inst, Mr..
- Shelton to Miss Martha Goodman. This
was a union Of December aud Maybe 80
and she p In Tnvcr-ville, Tenn, on the
9th inst, Mr. Reuben Lawhorn, son Of the
Rev. Zen. lhwhom, Of the Baptist Church,
to Miss Mamie =. daughter Of the Rev. X.
!. Mills, If the Methods, Church. The
cause u the nup,ial knot being tied 40 far
from home was cross parcnts....Tnere was a
new conner an embryo school commissioner and
newspaper correspondent made his debut at
the hou.e II u. W. Coleman, on the 24ih.....
The Rev. ;. A. Butt arrived from Kansas on
the 10th lie gives that State a good name
and will return oOn.....A. Hicks sold to Sam
Iiendricks, Of Pulaski, a pair Of choice year
ling mules for s220--bas 81 more Of same
class ...... Our cnterprsing firm, Cofiey n
Bryant have removed their branch store from
Minionyile, aud have established one near
p.i,,yf. s,t,,l l.,., IN f,-.,.'s cr,.L \
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IIlSTONVI1.IE.

Our Christmas festivities have been gcncr.
ally confidential. A few turkeys have bit the
dus, in private way, but "diod aud made no
sign" To the ncighbors. Your correspondent
aver- that in the City seven years Of his con
-cious existence he never witnessed 50 little Of
wha, the old tine boys called cold Christ
mas" Santa Claus failed to make commoiion
-omcw here. aud the children. faces are Tonga
ted fcafiuily .......Ihc Granger opened the
ball early last week Result 40 far a. trans
pred: Vim. Lucas, NJ; q. D. Carpenter
Oy.rscer; g. q. Helm, Lecturer; T. NJ
Quail, :, cretary; j. ;. Carpenter, \. $; J.
g. Robinson, Chaplain; Soc Owens, Treasurer ;
O. J. Grow, Trcasurr; J. NJ. Powell, q. X.
...... The Masons held a symposium In honor
Of the election aud installation of officers On
Saturday night The ladic. spread an olcgan,
surrer IN the lower hall, and for once tie
fraternity we're called from labor to rcfrcsh.
mcnt' We will not attempt to describe tie
feast. All agree, however, that this was, in
essential points, the Ir,itcs meeting We have
ever held. We noticed Hon. NJ. {. SluE,y
aud Jro. rlain, Of your place consp.cious
among the conyivials,s. Phase say through
your columns that the judge is the husband Of
M excellent wife aud the clerk would like To
b, such. The new officers Of the lodge are all
Young mon &. Poglc, NJ; Z. u. Kennedy,
:. w: J. W. Owens, J. "; Il. Brady, See;
II. rroen, Trasur,r; Frank Wilcbor, $ and
T.; Shelly Carrcnt,r, :. H.; Il. II. Thomson,
!. p.....Thc Young M,n- Christian Associ-
alton held meeting io-nirht at the Cooper
hotel. We an not sure that the meeting i.
strictly religious. bat here is one that Is: I.
Blain, one of our mos, invulncublo bachelor,
has yielded t. fate ani gone to be married
"Who can with Tate cuntgndr" Listen and
lfcmllc, We hoary hot Il Stanford cclcbates.
..... CLAY Powell has sold hi- interest in the
Mccormack farm to Al. skinner, for,y-four
acres, at SIj..... Mr.. Mccormack has moved
out To- the Old farm. No other changes heard
off,. OF course We ar modes, on the suhicc,
~ tine railroad. nanyillc may fret, and Stan
ford may frovn, but we enjoy the ccstaiic
bl,eednc-, If those who didn't expect any
thiuc--wc ATE not disappointed. The road
when completed wilhprove great benefit to
our county; and il it aids the town in no
other rcspcci, will at least afford the neishbor,
facilities for attending our municipal funeral
FAI.STAFF
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS,
BY Our Special Correspondents.
CRAB ORCHARD.

The holidays passed % without anything
of IN unusually startling character occurring.
We are happy TO state that John Barlcycorn
played les. conspicuous pat in our amusc-
mcnts uan heretofore, anl to this fact We
must attribute the absence Of anything s,nsa-
lioual TO chronicle......Ou our highly cstcemcd
fellow .townsman, Hiram Roberts. babe US
an adicn on Tuesday morning lasi, and took
his departure for Plano, Texas, where be pro-
poses TO make his future home. We regret u
lose 30 good a citizen, bat commend him to
the people II his adopted home a. one in
whom they will find many excelencie- a rs
citizen, friend and ncighbor....~Mr J. D. Pol.
lard has returned home after an absence Of
several month";. We had the felicity Of
striking hand. with Mr.. :. =. Owens, form
cr citizen, who has resided in Nashville for
several months, now on a visit to our town.
...... We will have several business changes to
note in our next. L.
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The T0rch-I.ighi Procession Rnd
Odsi.Fcliows' Rcucnt.

Last Tuesday evening wss a memorable -
riuI in tie history Of the uJd-fcllows oi
Stanford r. the tri-linkod brotherhood tie
gay aul festive, fun-lnving lad sal ls-i,. o.
this vicinity owe many pleasant rccollec''"n'
81 night of glorious, cc-tiiyin; happiUc-.
The entertainment given under tac au-licc-
81 the -ly. glancing, mysterious hlnd--haki ing
goal, rider, al the courthouse, on 1uc,iav
evening lat, supplemcntedb the magnificent
torch-ligh, procession and patriotic strains 81
marshal music on the STREETS, Wa prc-cmi-
neatly The affair uf the seasnn of jol.iiicaiion.
The procession, composed q about eighty
mca,bsrs Of the Ordcr a ,rkci in b. aI,i'ul re-
gala, each bearing blazing torch, headed by
ihe Amateur Band 81 stanford, presented
pretty aad impressive sight; although the
misty light Of an aaci"nt moon We'd with the
torches in Illuminating -plendor. At the
courthouse hall, q large and merry crowd ar
,embled, aud during the evening there wa
pesfec, abandonment 81 everything tina, would
tend To- mar the fulncSs OF their joy. The re-
feshnent tables were loaded with every deli
cacy that heart, or palate, could wish, or lux
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Our New Quarters.

We are now in our new quarter in The
commodious rooms over Bohuu 4 Stage
drug stor-, just across the hallway from our
old office, aud extend a coidial invitation 10
strangers. friends, focs, patrons, s~ecthearts,
Oh maid, and especially delinquent subscrib-
cr-, to call and sc U.s. w have considcratc-
~ furnished our RECEPTION room with couy,n-
lent desks for the especial accommodation Il
country friends -ho have private business To
transact with each other M public da,- and
invite all 10 Use our room Whenever they de
sir, 10 DO 80
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To NOn.Suls~rribcr~.

We mail a copy q thi. number Of the
JouRsAL Ia many non-subcribcrs Who reside
IN the Western and Southern States, and wer,
once citiIau- q: this and adjoining counties,
quest, by their friends. We trus, that iho.e
who rccriye thi- paper will find in it, columns
-Omcthing Of intencst, some name OF Incident
that will call up pleasan, memories Of former
day., and induce thorn To- .end their name,
accompanied with he subscription price per
uunum, and LET ~ visit them wccl y with our
budget Of new. from "homc,' for we know
that no one ever IN the borders Il oil Ken
tdcky. hut h. looked bacS upoa it oaly a. biz
dur 81 uour
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The Ili-lated virginius.

After all the noise, trouble, anxiety and ex-
pense incidental TO the surrender Of the steam
or Nirginins of which We have heard 80 much
lately, she foundered of Cape Fear, last
Friday, and sunk in eight ialhoms Of water.
Her leaky condition rendend her unable to
ride safely through heavy gale. Thus closes
the frsi scene in the great drama. When the
curtain rises again at the sound of Grants
little bell, We suppose the shifting scenery
will dazzle every beholder.
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BANK NOTICES.

The stockholders Of the National Bank, Of
stanford. Kentucky, are hereby notified to
meet at the office Of said Bank on Tuesday,
January 18Th, 1874, To elect a Directory for
the ensuing year. J. J. McROBERTS,
Stanford, KY, Dec. 10, 1873. CASHIER.
The Stockholders of the Farmers National
Bank Of stanford, Ky, will meet at the Of
Zee of said Bank on the second Tuesday Of
January, lS1i, for the purpose Of electing
Directory for the ensuing year.
J. u. OWsLEY, CASHIER.
STANFORD, KY, Dec, ID, ls73.-9l-Gt
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What We Read.

We have ff,y-eight different publications
coming to the postoiiicc at Stanford. OF these
eight are religious, six different agricultural,
thirteen different secular, two different ten
peranee journals, twelve different literary and
art journals, and six different dailios, in all
over six hundred papers. We are emphatic
ally reading people, but are sadly addicted
10 Borrowing what We read.
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Democratic Meeting.

The Democracy Of Lincoln county are re-
ford, on next County Court day, the 18th, to
appoint delegates to the State Conyention
which will convene in Frankfort on the lsih
day of February next, to nominate candi-
date Cor Clerk II tie Appellate Court.
W. q. WEIGH,
Chmn. nrm. 90. Iommmill,c.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS. 1874.
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RELIGIOUS.

Next week ia recommended by the Evan
gelical Alliance as week Of prayer. Shall
We pray?
Elder s. H. King was reelected to preach
at the Christian Church at Stanford this year,
every 2nd Lords day in each month. Salary
S9iO
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4 letter from Mr. J. c. Edwards, a large
mule dealer, to Mr.. Dick Moore, of this coun-
Is, dated December %, says The prospects for
the carly opening Of trade in the Sou:h are
elooniy indeed. Trade will not assume any
life until Feb. lst, If then. All the traders
who have been upon the market have lost
money on their sales, and can not possibly re-
alize enough per head to make any profit.
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A LITERAL REWARD.

Strayed from my farm, about two and q
miles from Stanford, ON the Knob Lick turn
pike, a nice, smooth two or tire year old
steer, weighing about 1900 pounds. Any one
giving me information leading to the recovery
Of the steer, will be literally rewarded.
9i.f LEWIS JONES,
Stanford, Ny.
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Notice..

Al persons indebted 10 the estate Of DR.,
George McRoberts, deceased. will please
come forward and settle Immediately. In my
absence, Jno. J. Mcloberts, Cashier National
Bank of stanford. is authorized TO make settle
ment receive all moneys and receip, for the
same.
92-5t TliOS. McROBERrs, Admir-.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 1874.
Terms:

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s. 90 postage payable by tie subscriber at the onct
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Mr. Jno Woods, Of Pulaski, a very success.
ful aud popular mule trader, started to Georgia
from this place on Tuesday Last, with 81 head
Of extra mules belonging to hi. uncle, Robert
Woods. This lot Is said to be equal to any
fattcd In The county.
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The first pick was struck into the earth on
the Cincinnati southern Railroad, at Kings
Mountain tunnel in this county, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, December %. The formal ceremonies
were opened by short address from the CON
sulting engineer, NJ. ID. Loyett, Of Cincinnati
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Emigration Turning!
Chcan Earns I'm SOuth.Mest Missouri

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offers 100000 acres Of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from 81 to si2 per
acre, on seven years time, with free transpor-
tation from st. Louis to all purchasers. Gil
mate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools,
churches and law-abiding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land of fruits
and flowers. For particulars address, A. Tuck
and Commissioner, 81. Louis, Mo. Cot
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Strayed from the Adam Pence farm, on the
Somerset turnpike road, about four miles
from stanford, fine Berkshire boar, weighing
about 30 lbs. Any information given me e
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