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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prof. Euenne Lambert will deliver one OF his
free lectures on the Art Speaking French Flueny
tonight at Twenty thirdst. ana SiIth-ave.
At meeting of the Pilot Commissioners yes
terday the annual report read and approved anc
Immediately sent to tie Governor
The Rev. DR.. L. ii. Chaplin delivered lee
turc on Modern Chiyalry," at the Church Of the
Strangers IN Mercerst last evening III AID of tho
Free Dormitory Tor Women charitable inrttutoh
which has accomplished great good during the past ie"
weeks
At a meeting of the managers OF the New
York Cotton Exchange the following resolution wac
adopted:
Re,oEed That . Of the bssns o. The ei, sAt
member. Of this Exchange be Recommended te become DSts OF IA
he~-foh Cheap Transportsiol Association
At meeting Of the Council OF the Wine ard
Spirit Traders Society OF the United States MT FeAs
the Chairman Of the Committee Cd Legislator. read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
PLYMOUTH CHURCH RENTALS.

Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, was crowded
last evening az early hour account OF the annual
rental highest bidders of the pews and aisle seats
II was scarcely "a O'Clock when Mr. Beecher opened the
proceedings by introducing 10 the 5000 persons present
the aucOneer, Mr. HOyt Of Church and Duane-sts.,
NewYork. Mr.. Beecher briefly stated the terms Of
rental, such the payment being required semiannu
ally advance; bid 10 be accepted from those Ia
rcars the pews and Ia be rented with the under
that occupied at least minutes before
the opening OF the they may be assigned 10
strangers He also stated thar he had received OF late
invitations from the English Missionary Society
and other people across the Atlantic to visit the mother
country and preach IN some OF the churches This,
however thought would not dc this year unless
forced leave Plymouth Church by the pewhOlders.
Mr. Hoyt then asked what he offered for the irst
choice. II was accorded Mr.. Ovngton, who gave 400
for pew 81. Then in rapid succession followed ii. c..
Bowen. who took pew 80 Tor sjs5 A. NJ. SHEPARD pew
$500 Mcdonald Il Hatch, 1G2 1896; III. W. Sage, 30,
$500 G. Denis, 1884, $40: w. X. Moody %, 1895; III. H..
Cann 49, $780, = g. Duryea, S. $50, ana NJ. g. Beach,
So, 500. Then the bidding was conducted with much
spirit Tor nearly three hours, high ut 1rst then low,
again with upward tendency closing al s. The
rentals amounted So 0 and last night the bids
footed up 1880. about $2g more than the previous
year This highly satisfactory TO Mr. Beecher and
the members, who hailed AZ evidence or und min
ished faith III their pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
EVILS OF THE REVENUE LAWS.

The following will be reported TO the
Chamber OF Commerce at its next meeting:
Resored That, in the judgment OF this Chamber the
under which the customs duties are now collected
complex, cumbrous and dificult 10 understand
and in connection with the demoralizpg system OF re-
wardng informers by moieties and with tne arbitrary
powers vested officers who themselves nformers
10 seize books and papers they too commonly
trap for honest importers and an encouragement 10
corruption, oppression and private bribery.
Res0Ied That these evils great and are exert
ing destructive an influence on the morals trade
respectfully ask OF Congress the of the
OF the country at once 10 do away with ali
infOrners and all penalties and
for the benefit OF saaried officers Of the customs to
take from officers ali powers OF arbitrary seizure
of papers and 10 nforce the sacredness
private correspondence when Entrusted 10 the nations
keeping In the mails.
Resolved, That the difficulty OF understanding
peI AZ stem OF customs and the facilities for fraud af
fo ded by them considerations wnich imperativey
call for the abolition Of al va0rem duties, end OF CON-
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

frvtrTlsING Is POUNDED UPON THE FUNDAMENTAL
TRUTH THAr He WHO DESIRES TO HAVE THE BEST sue
cgss MIST HAVE TEE WIDEST ACQUAINTANCE AND BE
THE BEsT KNOWN.
.rEl MERCHANT WHO OPENS STORE on A PRINCIPAL
TUORoUGHFARF AND PUTS Up An ATTRACTIVE SIGN
DOES so TO ATTRACT TUE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC;
But WHEN he TRANSFERS THE SIGN TO THE COLUMNS
op A WIDELY CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER. BE PLACES so
MANY SIGNS BEFORE THE EYE OF TIE PUBLIC WITH
TgIs GREAT DIFFERENCE, THAT ONLY THE PAssERS-Bf
SEE TIE ONE on rHB STORE WHILE THE SIGN PLACED
IN THE COLUMNS OF A wIDELY-cIRCuLATBD NEWSPAPER
GOES AFTER THE PUBLIC SEEKS 1T OUT, HUNTS 1T DOWN
TO ITS PRIVATE WALKS AND WAYS. AND CoMPELs IT TO
pR oBsERvANT IN SPITE or ITSELF.
~ mAsIyG THE SIGN FOX THE STORE, CARE is TAKEN
TO MAKE IT ATTRACTIVE. AND TO THIS END THE BEST
SKILL IL EMPLOYED. THE SANE CARE SHOULD BE
TAKEN IN PREPARING TIE sIGN-BOARD FOR THE NEWS
pApTE-ro sEB THAT 1T is PROMINENT, THAT 1T is
WELL PRINTED. AND THAT 1T EXPRESSES CLEARLY
Fully. AND DEFINITELY SOME BUSINESS IDEA AND THAT
IT Is MADE FRESH FROM TIME TO ThB, AND THAT 1T
GIVES THE BEST VALUE FOR THE OUTLAY MANY YEARS
ExFgRIESCB AND CONSTANT PRACTICE OUGHT TO BIZ
WORTH SOMETHING IN SUCH MATTERS
. GOOD ADvERTIsEMEYT INsUREs BUSINESS CoNSBC-
TIoh ON TIE MOST PERMANENT AM iNpSi h'pN'
pts,s AND Is. IN A CERTAIN SENSE, A GUARANTEE TO
THE CUSTOMER OF FAIR AND MODERATE PRICES. ExPE-
RIEsCE HAS SHOWN THAT THE DEALER WHOSE WARES
HAVE OBTAINED A PUBLIC CELEBRITY is NOT ONLY
ENABLED TO SELL, But Is FORCED TO SELL AT REASON
ABLF RATES AND TO FURNISH GOOD ARTICLE.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PREPARED AND INSERTED IN ALL LEADING PUBLICATIONS
PROMPTLY AND SYSTEMATICALLY, AND AT rHE SAME
RATES CHANGED AT OFFICE OF PUBLIcATIoN-THus
SAVING Tlsk TROUBLE DELAY, AND CORRESPONDENTS.
sATrsFACrIoN GUARANTEED IN EVERY CAsB.
TOR fuRTUBR FACTS AND INFORMATION, ADDRESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
A NEW YEARS DAY DEBAUCH.

Coroner Croker held an inquest, yesterday,
the Of Peter Grovening OF No i2 East Fifteenth
ST.. who died Saturday from compression OF the
brain, caused by being thrown on the Sidewalk in
Avenue A. near Fifth-s on the night OF New Years
day. The testimony showed that Archibald I. Delays
OF No. SAG East Eeyenth-st was with Frank and Au-
gustus Scheid OF Staten Island making New Year calls
Of the three being sober. At Avenue A and
Sxth-st they were attacked by party OF men, who
also under the influence OF liquor. During the
light GrOveDing appeared and interfered He soon
struck and knocked down by person. Louis Laux
Of the men, was thought to be the who
knocked him down. but there was no positive dentfca
lion, and Lux discharged from custody, the Jury
finding that the blow which caused death was struck by
UNKNOWN person.
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THE ROBBERY BY A DEPUTY SHERIFF..
Thomas Maloney and Michael j. MalOD,

were srragncd the Tombs Police Court yesterday on
charge OF being concerned IN the robbery OF Benjamin
g. Craft OF Rolleston, Va OF several gold certificates
Detective Seilck testified that he arrested Thomas
Maloney and found his person q gold certificate OF
the value OF 5000 belonging 10 Mr.. Graft. The accused
said that the certificate given to him by his brother
Michael Maoney then said that lac received the cert-
cate from William ConElip Deputy Sheriff. who was
coipanyIng Mr. Crait. Justice BlIby committed the
prisoners TO await the arrival OF Mr. Craft from Vr-
guia information OF the arrest having been ssDt by
telegraph TO him, with request that be would
this city spd make . complaint against the accused.
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HOME NEWS.
pRoMISkHT ARRIVALS

FIN 1rtnu HoteL-Ex-tiov. A. q. Curtin Of Penn
.,,,, soLto Banfe OF the Treasury Department the Hon
= Hal, NJ C. Of Bfsbetbtowp n Judge d. Rice o. Maine
uo, Of hIorA eItongrosrman woodbridge OF
v.,mo, and Col IL MeComb Of Delaware. H,ndso- Ho-The
evermont sna Palmer OF Amsnn Breroor,
Cove President Of the Philadelphia and
and Josepb Price General Manager OF
,s Great We,.ern Railway Of Canada Nor York HonCap,
p C. Royse Of the Brush Navy Hok1
Bransrl-Gen N Knapp fGo! DiI' stan Cole'nda HT-
D. e,s,or N Adam, OF toboes, Y... hrpoltdn Ho-hsor
T1nm.s w Barlor q. Aruy...ht NthoLos HotIIhe Hoo
w n Bstuum H. C. OF Connecticut Hcfsaa HoHs'.Pfoi w H.
P chem John Guy ksssar OF Pougtteepsie
~. rtSra.f Hona-Gen W r. 1ibhts Of TIty tteH Horst
q. r. Ihnt, l. \. Army
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n,shed bv the several companies with whom contracts
have been made. There Is doubt. moreover Una.
Central Park is under the exclusive control OF Ne
commissioners. An application for definition OF the
terms Park Square. and Place" by the state LegS"
ture was recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

mound duties, and the substitution TOT tpom OF smP"
specific duties wherever possible
'Rssoired That q committee Of three b. appointed 10
present these resolutions to Congress IN the name VI wv
%amber and 10 take such other measures they may
deem proper reforatory legislation on these
suDiects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

NGELL's TURKISH BATHS, 81 Lexington
" ave Ptaltest colds and rhenma
usn hotel aeeomnodstonS Open Gay and night
\ SUIT OF ROOMS on second floor also
tsts PARLOR without board single gentle
men p Of Broadway convenient " the coliseum
tom, 29S West 3bti-st.
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THE BEST BUSINESS


For the times IS to cdnpass for subscribers for
THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC. Ito special rates, AA
unique and attractive features Of the paper itseH,
and the incompatible beauty Of our premism
Chrome, are sufficient inducements TO enable
energetic men to secure on the acreage orer ON
hundred subscribers daily. Now is the time 70
begin, when people are dropping their sueserte'
tions to other papers. For terms, address
THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC,
NEw-YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for all
diseases OF children such Wind collie &c, reliable rem
ecy the from but regulates the stoIoA
and bowels coros a gives and energy 10 the Who'll
,ysem giye rest 70 mother and health to the child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

CLEANING and DYEING specially for the nc
idsys Vel, cts feathers gloves. Sis tor spots kc ei'nei
Lokp Office. go and 9oi Broadway, and III bghthsSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

Consumption NOT ineursble sea Physicians asssv9
Of this fact. IL only 10 have tho Ri6h1
REMEDY, and the terrible nalady can be seaquered.
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)lete list of banks
NEWARK CONTROVERSIES.

Totsl.............."....s3,830 $4,000 81
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Go to B. s. SQUIRE, 500 Broadway. corner
Fr Jegey retail direct from the iron safe
tint hands. Watches repaired Ike new,
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ihLbomeemeIp.I
To beautify the hair-BURNETr's COCAINE.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
By Our Special Correspondents.
llCSrONylluc.

IT, tlic alesnce ~ other items, ] would ofIcr
q casual notice IT the Teachers Institute. OF
Lincoln corniy which has hccn in session
here fr several day-. This body assembled
un Monday. riicrnoon, and organized regular.
!, rucs,l1y morning
Rev : :. McRobcrts, IT YOUR city. yrcsi.
,l,J wiri his usual nrhaniiy and b.. Tarrant,
..'cupie. the de-k Of the secretary. ~ course,
h. viii furnish you sketch Of the proceed
ing. viii mcr,ly notice n few features
Isuminrnt among these, is, the fact that there
b. very small attendance Of the county
Teacher. Tbis IL wrong. ne design of the
examination includes the trnining and c,iuip.
ping VI Teacher especially the youthful
one
Notwithstanding il,i, failure. the meeting i.
"uc ~ grca, interest, bath To instructors aud
Inrii. II carried on, iudiciou.ly il must be
psoiuc,ire Of great general good
We have long needed, aud nov absolutely
rquire q higher standard of attainment, aud
o. better incthol IL instruction
The sciool Is an object II National inter
ct II. Ssrs rlation To III. rae. make it
r-t,ni i"r evil 90 h,r god.
Chi, !. not d'y exhibition. II IN. many
,ri-o,lc, peculiarly .prighty and spicy. Mind
,,,nc- 10 contact ui,h mind. and the .psrkles
81 W. n. cell ~ he treasure. Of thought, are
,lriicl
Nn,r = pleasant sss.on the Institute al.
rurncd Thu 9f.sraaou. Nour, r
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

AMBROSE BuroRp,
Formerly Of Lancaster, Ky, Has located at
Covington, Ky, and proposes to engage in
general Commission Business for the sale Of
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. lie pledges to con-
line himself 10 the commission business strict
ly. Prompt attention and faithful returns
will be his motto. lie would respectfully re-
fer 10 the following testimonials.
We, the undersigned, have known Mr..
Ambrose Buiord for many years, and cheerful
y recommend himho the farmers and droyers
Of Kentucky as being correct business man,
reliable, and worthy the patronage Of any
community. Geo Denny, Prest Natl Bank,
Lancaster, XVI WIN II Kinnaird, Cashier of
same, Jno 5 Gill, Director Of same Robt
Rinnsird, Teller; Z Sandifer. Book-keeper,
Jennings Price, Pres't Garrard Go Deposit
Bank, Lancaster, Ky, I'd c Hopper, Teller,
i Walter Priest LIST Nat BIZ, Richmond,
KY W X Le'chsr' Cashier; VIM Irwin,
former Cashier e d Chenault, Cashier
Madison Natl Bank, Richmond II
sHanks Pe-t farmers Natl BIZ, Stanford,
Ky; ! u ow,ley, Cashier : Murphy, Pres't
Natl B'k Stanford. John McRoberts, Cash.
Ter. Clifton Rhodes, Pres't Central Natl BIZ
Danyille W Proctor, Cashier q w Welsh,
Pres't lst Natl k'k Danyills; D. I shackel-
ford, Cashier. lls-u
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Fire!

Never IN the history ~ this country, have
We nu,icri accounts -: -, many tires occur
rang a. during the last six months. City
town, village and country seem 10 he all
alike, visited b. the unsparring lni property
destroying fire lend Stani,ll has been
fortunate enough TO escape any large fires lake
her ncighhoring towns of Danyille, Lancaster
aud Richmond, have experienced, but who
can draw the dark veil from over the future
and forctcll whether she will, or will not, bs
the next victim 10 the frcry element. BE-
let ~ not think because We have thus far e.
capped, there is no danger, foe hrcs, like thief
IN the nighttime, come when least expected.
In time Of peace, prepare for war ourtown
authorities cannot oyer-estimate the impor'
lance Of dcyising some means Of protection to
our property against fires. We are, as you all
know, entirely without anything 10 fight tires
il they should come. 4 small expense, com
pared 10 the amount We might loose in one
lire, would give the town ample protection,
fifty cents tax on Si0,OOo would give $1,000;
- sum sufficient To purchase an engine that
would afford all the protection the town would
ncel. One fire might sweep away forty thou
and dollars worth Of property, or twice or
three times that amount 4 word to the wise
/. .uiirirni Every one should feel the i'm
p.rlancl, aud act upon il al once. Dclay- an
dangerous.
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I-yuulausl Institute.

,,-n.yd ", + Perry, Principal ef the above
,Nccllcn, school, WIN has mans friends and
aciusiniances in ,hi-coGniy. writes u that he
will yi,, stanford and vicinity, sometime this
~umm,r, in the interest Of his Arh.ol LIN
4, county has furpi-,.., ---sersi sfndeafs -
l.,.s.i-..s H.situte. anu their rapid advance
mni peak. volumes ior the management.
W-sw requested IN publi-h the following
Complimentary no,iee of the Institute from a
rre.n, uuniher II the Bowling Gren bL'o
ss-i
", had the ploa.as. II attending the re
cent cnmmenccmcpt evercia,- Of Lyrnland In.
-ttu,r, located on the L.ui-viil. and Nash
vile Railroad, near Geudile in Hardin conn.
g.. X The os,'asion waa Gaze Of notable ia.
,rrs.i ,ni attracted large as~cmbiage oi la
di,. and gentlemen. The exercises we're de
riu..i.hcl by the highe-, evidences Of prof
-irn,y ou il. port If the student. and the
,hor1ughrcss oi the instruction they had re
rriycd from their teachers. lynnlanl Inst.
tut. - undrf th, management II General "
= frrr, formerly oi Georgia anil frpr tiir-
-. formerly Of Virginia and . graduate II
I,k,uyior Cni,,r.iiy IN that state They
ore uicn Of ripe scholarship and genuine spec
ruicu. oi the S,n'hCu gentleman. Gen Pc
~, the principal teacher is man At really
gee.i ability and. as a teacher, has Wona wide
Spr.-. reputation. The institute, in our
opinion is one Of the best in Kentucky. lis
course OF study ia thorough and eomprehen-
1--WE, embracing the hes, features Of the high
Is, sysieli Of instruction in our hrt-class in
,ututions Of learning. 'ts location is a charm.
ing one. The bGiiding is sommodious and
we'll con,iruesed. The grounds are beautiful.
The heal,hfu!nsss Of the place is not surpas,-
I'd Lynnl,nd has, We are persuaded, future
oi great usefulness, and We rus, will ever en-
joy that deg &c of prosperity to which its IN.
questionable merits so richly entite il
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SUMMARY or TOWN NEWS.

The gentlemen engaged in covering the Gu
pola Of our new Courthouse with galvanized
iron will have their work completed in few
days We pronounce IL a most excellent and
neat job thus far.
We have noticed quite number Of strnng-
ers and old friends from adjoining counties
in our town during the past week. Some Of
whom make themselves agreeable on railroad
topics, while Others seem to he spouting poll
tics and enjoying themselves as becometh
men who love their friends and the pleasures
Of the day generally.
Robt. Graves, generally known as honest
Bob, is again citizen Of our town. lie is a
clever gentleman, and quite an acquisition to
the industrious class of our community.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

There will be a debate in the Christian
Church at Somerset, between Ed. Jos. Bal
lew, Of the Christian Church, and Ed. W. r.
Cooley, of the Methodist Church, commence
ing on Monday, August 10Th, at 10 o'clock, a,
NJ, embracing four hours per day-lO to IL.
a. m, and to 3, p. m.,-and continuing four
to eight days, at the option of the parties con-
cerned.
PROPOSITIONS.
!. Christian Church aiirms the Kingdom,
or Church Of Christ was set up ON the first
pentecoste after his ASCENSION.
2. Methodist Church atiirns in every case
Of conversion and sanctifcation there is a SUI
pei natural operation Of the Holy Spirit, dis
tinct from the word.
8. Christian Church afirms baptism is in
order To remission of sins.
Methodist Church afirms, at is the duty
OF all rational men to pray to God. [20-3t
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Hates Reduced.

The l.. ~. Il. X. is now shipping stock
81 all kinds single deck from Danyille sta
ton, Stanford, Halls Gap, and Crab Orchard,
at S2i, and 10 Cincinnati at s35 per car,
guaranteeing to shippers, that they eau al
ways secure as low rates from Cincinnati 10
points East ON stock shipped via their route,
a. On tina, shipped VIA the Kentucky Central
Il H. .f shippers will ship 10 cars in one
rmin. and notify Agent in time To give master
of tran poriaIiun fudy eight hour notice, he
will endcayor Ia give them a special night
Iriiu. They do NOT undertake to do this in
all instances, but do mt think amy difficulty
will lac experienced in obtaining special nigh,
lrtfi-.
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Our Candidates.

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"a. 1901 .na ch..,s .n.sch., and however
.ho,, AN. con,d witness ;,s telling effects unon
~. h.,,sr. Of 10th n,r,;es He will receive
, ,.,v ,,r,. vote in our county. larger per.
h.,~ than ,,v o,h., Dsmocra, If our Dis,ric,
could have received. Mike i. a general favor.
n. hos. ~h;ls m,nv varv many mr.. apx;ous.
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Democratic Candidates.

The following named gentlemen have re.
Gently declared themselves Democratic candi-
dates in Pulaski county at the ensuing Au.
gust election:
For County Judge-Joel ". Sallee.
For Jailor-Jas. +. Niece.
For Asseesor-M. d. Hainey, Joseph Ran
lall.
The Republican candidates for CircuiAand
County Clerk, sheriff and Coroner have no
opposition.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
COUNTY COURT DAYS IN CENTRAL KEN.
TIfEEN
FINE WHEAT.

About the last Of September 1873, H. r
lIarris, former Secretary Of the Iincoln coun.
ty, Kentucky Agricultural and Hort 'ultual
socieiy, received from Washington City, thru
the Commissioner Of Agriculture, fnur quart.
If the Toulelle wheat, imported from France.
lie gave il to John :. Murphy, E>q, Who
saved il IN the 23d OF Septenhes, on pico,
Of ordinary good corn .lubblc land, the ana
being litIle over one fourth Of an acre. on
the 27,h 81 Jane il wa. cul, and ga the sih
q July il wss threshed aud gaye yi,!d OF
ia bushels and quarter which would ls =
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17

An election was held in Chattanooga, on
last saturday on the question Of voting $780,
900 in city bonds to the Cincinnati southern
railroad. A large vote was cast and the appro-
priation was approved almost unanimously.
The gin is handsome ,liny although il will
not build many miles of the road bat il is
the more valuable as an expression of hearty
sympathy with the enterprise ani A. taking a
material interest in il.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-17
Highway Robbery.

On last Tuesday evening, a little while after
dark, man by the name Of Hill was attack
ed by unknown parties, about tao miles from
our town near the railroad line, knocked
down with a club or rock, and while in a
sen-eless condition was robbed of abou, $3.50
his hard earnings as .iand upon the road.
Ills life was at iirst despaired OF, but under
good treatment and nursing it is now thought
that h- will recover.
A man, whose name W cannot learn, was
also knocked down upon our streets, a few
nights since, at a late hour, for the purpose Of
robbery by some midnight scoundrel.