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SoNE Of our curr.sl 'ondent- Gil up their
letter. with advertisements Of stores in their
locality 10 the exclusion Of news. To such
We would ssy that In future We will not
publish such puff" ezcep, Tor our regu.
lar advertising rates twenty cents a line.
We do not Purpose to run q grs,uitcus ad-
yertising establishment.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-16

THE new Board Of Trustees 81 the town
AZ Stanford, u composed II the following
citizen, J. n, Craig. President; 7. J. Do.
hon, Secretary; Thoms. Buford. q. W.
Bronsush, L. d. Myers, J. b. o~.ley, and
NJ. J. Neview. The Board will meet on
the 6r-, "Wednesday in each month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-16

Mesus OwsLsv a IIorrsa hsve just
recei we'd 100 bbls lime which they are ssll.
ing at very low figures, having purchased a
large quantity n Il. They al-o have on
hand cemen, and plaster for sale by the
bbl. Give them a call. ct
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-16

A cowsrprsAnLe snow storm Gene spoa
ne lac, TNe~asy mSnins, and h.'ed several
hoara. Il was arrange sight 10 49, the
frwis srses wShe with the tender bloom
covered with sssw.
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Wa have bsen shown very clumsy at
tempt TO ralae 81 is-ne of the Farmens'
National Bank Of this place, to so. The
great difierenccin the make Of the two de-
nomination., prevents il from being much
Of . success, and cannot fool any bat the
careless handler Of money, To such We
Soy, beware.
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OuR thanks are due Mr.. A. 4. McKin.
nsy, the very accommodating Teller 81 the
National hank, for late copies Of California
and other Interesting paper.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-16

eIxry Dozen Gents Shirts. latest styles,
cheaper than any house in Stanford, at the
New York Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-16

Persons wishing their paper changed ia
smother Postotlice will please state where
they are now being sent
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-16

TAsLE Linens and Crash cheaper than
ever, at the New Yoik Store.
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HONE JOTTINGS.

Vow lime your fences and give a,ien,io"
70 your yards. .
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DEPurY Constable Jno. c. Pryde, brought,
To our Jail on Tuesday night last, u negro
named Bill johnson alias Henry Jackson.
This negro in 1873. committed a heinous
outrage on a respectable white woman in
Estill county, aud afterwards shot her, in
fiicting quite . severe wound. For this
grave offence, he was arrested and tried In
that county, and only sentenced to the Pen
itentiary for 5 YEAR, hut Lefore the sentence
Of the Law could be executed. mob Of ne
groes broke open the jail, released the erin
inal, since which time, he has been at large.
Fer some months past, he has been at work
at Kings Mountain Tunnel, where he had
been assigned the most important position
accorded lsborer, owing to the confidence
that he had won from his employers. IL
happened though, that Mr.. Pryde knew
something Of the cass, and by communics-
ting with the officials Of Estill county, at
last succeeded in working up the case. sher-
ia II. I. Durkan and T. j. Harris, Of Is
till, were telegraphed Tor, who recognized
the rascal, and in their charge he left on
Wednesday to undergo his punishment.
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ELorENssrs seem to be the "order Of
the day" On Monday last, Mr.. W. W.
johnson, who has ior sometime been en-.
gagged in dealing out liquid dsmnstion in
our midst, eloped With Miss Alice straub.
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. Peter S,raub, Of
Docleyville. Whittier they wendell their
lonely way, dsponent saith not, but Of
cour-e they sought some "Grs,ns Green"
where 'rwc souis with hat single thought,
two hearts could lie allowed ~ bea, as one
reeardles- Of oppositiop. We are not in
possession 81 4 sufficient knowledge Of the
case. To assert that this young lady has "ta-
ken her duck. "a . bed market" but life
Of eternal sunshine may not he expected
by . pretty maiden Of sishtrcn, Who links
he dc-tinie- with q widowei Of double her
own age. and encumbcred With three small
children 10 begin with.
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II was a day. rosy with the flush and
blush n perennial spring. The sun was
slowly retiring behind the western slope
The face Of Alice rlowed with sun -briyh,
radiance ne she stood with her ense ircd
upon the beautiful scene. She saw her low.
er's form approaching near. She heard his
voice audibly. She inhaled the sweet odor
Of hi. cigar She swooned. Ho caugh,
her In hi arms. She suddenly started and
exclaimed, ooh, George. darling, where
did you get that weed ?" scent Of which
|. a section Of the Judgment day" It's
only one 81 Campbell a Miller. "Necisr's''
Iowa Whit from which, is like unto an
oderifsrou. zephyr from the happy valley
Of Halcyonel Whist followed, Tie no, meet
that we 81 o I'D record.
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uill o Assisted by J. W. Ds.soa. lzls VI IoaIs-
Wills. 2. b. Trsshssrt gill attend tosn basiness
duhag our ahs-ne- aug bsaa
ssh. B-The making of AItihsisl Teeth .
sp.cialiy, wLich ~sk vill 10 sxseaisd ~ ., W,
Ds~soo In all the pe~cst and most approved sJ Ice
vi -.la
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-03

the Independents. The conservative candidates
for the Senate are Bradley Johr son, William
E. Tanner ard G. E. Workman. Independent
candidates, w. G Knight and P. Fl. Stark;
Republican, Norman Smith.
There IS no opposition to the Conservatives
for the House delegates. Meagre returns from
the State show gains for both Conservatives aud
Republicans. The former however. is largest.
In some counties where the Republicans have
no candidates they are supporting the Indepen.
dents. 1t 10 more than probable that the gem
eral result will not materially alter the COM
plexion of the L. gisature.
Full returns from the city precincts have
changed the asl e,t of affairs. Gen Bradley L
johnson for sra'e senator AGAINST the lbdepen-
dents made the strOnsest fight aud has a ma
jority In the city of $50 Returns from the
county greatly reduce Johnson's majority in
the district, but his election is certain by over
200 majority The two other Conservatives for
the Senate are Tanner and Workman, who are
elected BY much larger majority.
Returns from "a precincts in different coun-
ties show an increased majority for the couser-
vatives, whose gains in many cases are large.
The Republicans show only osmall gains and in
but few instances. 1t Is impossible 10 estimate
the extent OF the independent movement out
side OF the district, as the returns are too mea-
gre. The conservatives carry the city of Lynch
burg by small majority, gain OF over 100
over last year, when the Republicans carried
the city Norfolk city elects all conservatives,
there being no opposition. The Republican
gains in Norfolk county will probably elect
ID. Brady (Rep IT, the Senate, and Conner, a
negro, to the House. Portsmouth elects a CON
sentative to the House.
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

Rev. W. II. Pendleton has resigned the
pastorate of the Third Baptist church in New
York.
G. B. Conant s. Co., coal dealers of New
York, have suspended.
Seven inches of snow fell at the Fabyan
House Monday.
The Moody and Sankey meeting in Brook
Ign, was full yesterday morning and several
rose for prayers
The wife of City Marshal Clemens of Lowell.
Mass, die during Monday night.
Thanksgiving Day In New York is November
49,
At large meeting of Cincinnati cergymen
it was resolved that Centennial religious Gel
ebraton be held in Cincinnati IN 1876.
The railway freight agents at Chicago Mon
day decided on the following rates for dressed
hogs cas- ward: To Boston IS cents per 100
pounds, New York 20 cents. Philadelphia and
Baltimore IS cents, Albany Is cents, Buffalo
40 cents, and Providence 80 cents.
1t is now stat ID that Rev. Mr.. Fulton is to
commence next Sunday as an evangelist 10 DE
Armitage's Fifth Avenue Baptist church, New
York
The message of the Governor of Arkansas
was delivered yesterday morning to the general
assembly in convention assembled, which was
quite local in character.
The schooner Moro Castle arrived at Glou.
cester, Mass, from Grand Banks yesterday
morning, and reports the loss of Maurice
O'Brien, one of the crew, on the Banks, on the
26th ult. The sea was running heavy ana be
was washed off the j,b-boom. The crew were
unable to rescue him. He was single, aged "a,
and belonged 10 Glouce ster.
The City of Havana from Havana, aud the
Wisconsin from Liverpo u, have arrived at New
York Steamship Peruvian, from Montreal,
has arrived at Neville.
Hon. Thomas A. Jencks, representative
from Rhode Island in the 3Sth, Both, 40 and 4ist
Congress, is hopelessiy i'll and caunot survive.
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TOLEDO, November 2-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat easier; No White Michigan at 23l; No 2
for November 1S1; seller December at 2O4; sell
Ter for January at "a; No Amber Michigan at
LOS; No Red Winter 1856 seller TOR January 70 !;
high Mixed at 593c; new at 59lc; low Mixed 5sac;
No White 64c; no grade at SIC: new 52cc; damaged
Nov msw s at & eeced At anu
Freights arm; to Buffalo at SIC; to oswego &c;
Receiptse3OO bbls -four; 81 900 bush Wheat, &C. 600
bush Corn. 5000 bush Oats
shipments-3o0O BIB -four. 81, 900 bush Wheat 29,-
010 bush Corn, 10000 bush Oats.
ST LOUIS November g. Flour dnll and apchangsd:
double extra IS q 5 rs; treble extra 62A g 90;
Family Winter including Fancy 90 g 100. Wheat
a II IS seller for November; No do q cash; 26i
November Corn dull and lower to sell; No Mixed
47c bid cash; SHE bid February. Oats in good de-
changed; No Spring at 10; choice to fancy Min
nessOta at 20 @ 81. Rye is steady and firm at Csc
for No2. whiskey steady at lss; o..
. Recepts-5.0O0 bbls -four, AZ, 900 bush wheat 5000
bush corn S.OOd bush oats, 9O0O. bush barley, 1000
bush rye, 100 hogs, 1900 cattle. =,
CINCINNATI, November Pork scarce and firm
sales at 81 IS % CO., stock on hand 600 bbls. Lard
easier steam at 125c kettle at 13c. Bulk Meats
quiet and steady sales partly cured, shoulders at 90
a sac clear rib at liz 12c; clear sides at 1870 all
loose on spot. Bacon is scarce and nominal gre n
bans lac. averaging III Tbs next week delivery. Live
Hogs EASIER common to light at 90 a TO-; good
to light and packing at 10 g 70; good 10 extra
butchers 80 q 80; receipts 5000 head; shipments
$50 head. Whiskey steady and in fair demand at
1l3.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 2.-Flour is steady and
unchanged at 4 % a 25 Wheat steady and un-
changed. CorD-Ear 40c; Sheed at % @ SIC. Oats
No at 50 @ 54c; White Iowa SIC; rejected at 20 q
SOC.
CHARLESTON, November e. Cotton is dull; Mid
ding uplands at 125c.
SAVANNAH, November 2.-Cotton quiet and firm;
vaplands 13c.
NEW ORLEANS. November Cotton Is quiet;
Mid sang uplands 1880.
MOBILE. November 2.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands al l2a "a 12tc.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov 2-E'ghtv-four districts
heard from give Bigelow 1869; Seward 1857;
Olney, for District Attorney. 1919; Phelps TO-
1888. Smythe, for Recorder, 1929; Hackett 10,-
74S. These returns cover every part Of the
Ninety-one districts in the state outside of
the city # New York show Republican net
gain of about 1900. One hundred and twenty
out of 557 election districts heard from give
Bigelow 1873; Seward 10,468; Olney 9772;
Phelps 1910; Smythe 1852; Racket 15,5O3
The indications are that the anti-Tammapy
county ticket is elected by large majority,
and that the Democratic state ticket will hard
ly exceed 10000 majority in the city. The
chances are now strongly in favor of the cleo
ton of Seward and the Republican state ticket
One hundred and fifty districts outside Of the
city show net Republican gain of 200 The
Brooklyn Democratic leaders up to $50 p NJ.
from scattering returns claim Kings county by
1000 majority on the state ticket They also
claim to have elected Mayor, Sheriff and two
Senators 10 the I'd and Sd districts.
Morrissey is reported elected to the state Sen
ate from the 4th district over FIX, the Tam
many candidate. He is said to have 1900 ma
jority. The Republicans claim the state.
Two hundred and forty one districts outside
of this city give the Republicans net gain of
4l54
Two hundred and seventy five districts out
side of the city show net Republican gain of
1914
Infee nuDureu anu tWeuIy-tWO eleCtlOu us
tricts give Bigelow 1850; Seward 29,5SS; o.
ney 80. 100; Phelps AZ 965; Smy,he 1888; Hack
EFT 43, 491. Morrissey is elec.ed by over 1000
The city of Buffalo gives over 1000 majority
for Seward, Republican gain of at least $500.
Poughkeepsle gives Seward 206 majority, Re-
publican gain of 1853 The Republican state
ticket is undoub eddy elected by 10000 Both
braoches of the Legislature are Republican.
Troy city gives Bigelow 1900 majority; Dem
ocratic gain of about 100
Clinton county 400 Republican; loss of 1910.
ChemuDg county 400; Democratic loss 373
Albany city gives 500 D. mocratic majority.
The county is Democratic by reduced MAORI
ty.
Tioga county gives 400 Republican majority.
Putnam county gives 200 Republican MAORI
Rensselaer, county 800: Republican gain over
HOO
NEW YORK, Nov 2-Complete returns from
Is of the 81 Assembly districts in this city give
38, l12; Smythe, for Recorder, 40,2l5; Hackett,
So 236.
Wyoming county gives Seward Ills major
ity, Republican gain of 101.
Olney. for District Attorney, has 40,7S4;
Phelps 30, e25.
The New York Times estimates the Legisla-
ture as follows: Senate % Republicans, 10 Dem.
ocrats. Assembly 80 Republicans, 48 Demo-
Gratis; and claims the election of the entire Re-
Tanmany elects only one OF the five Sena-
tors. aud six of the twenty one Assemblymen
from this city.
Kings county gives Democratic majority of
from 5000 to 1000, Republican gain OF about
5000. Daggett, (rep.) for Sheriff, is elected by
1000. Rome (dem. for Mayor, is probably de-
feated BY Schroveder, Republican.
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F O r E l G n :
Sad Accident at Quebec.

Boat Capsized aud ~ Persons Drowned
QUEBEC, Nov. During the gale aud snow
storm, Sunday, sad accident by which about
II persons lost their lives, occurred at S.. Fam
lille, Isle of Orleans. The un fortunate people,
principally residents of the Island, were re-
turning from market in the steamer Montmor
enci, and were beit & landed from the steamer
on a scOw, when by sone unaccountable means
it capsized, and all, with one exception, were
drowned
During the same gale John Campbell, chief
officer of the steamer Canadian, and laborer
disappeared Both are supposed to have been
drowned.
The Direct Gable Recovered.
LONDON. Nov. 2-The FAraday has recover red
both ends of the cable and buoved them close
foge' her last night. Ii he weather continues
favorable splice will be attempted to-day The
cable may be all right again at any moment.
Foreign Notes
Steamship Portia, which left Liverpool for
Boston yesterday. took over $500 i'll specie.
Transports with 1000 more troops have ar
rived at Havana from Spain. The govern
ment has issued decree dated Oct. 20 and ia
all goods imported into the Island to be cer.i-
fed by the Spanish consul at the port of ship
ment.
The German legation at Rome and the Ital-
ian legation at Rome have been raised to the
rank of embassies.
Trial is proceeding in Rome of Guseppi Luz
ciani, Mechei Arneti, Luigi Morelli, Carueli,
Farnia, Pho Frezzo and Salvatore Screrpetti
charged with being concerned in the murder of
Raffuele LODzoguo editor of the ultra-demO-
cratic journal, La Capitole.
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NEW JERSEY,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Returns as far as re-
ceived from New Jersey, indicate that both
branches of the Legislature are Republican.
Essex county sends Republican Senator and
8 Assemblymen to 1 Democratic Assembly,
man, q Republican gain of 5. The Republicans
gain Assemblymen in Hudson and in Mer-
Ger counties
The Republicans have elected their Senators
in Essex and Union counties, where the Dem
ocrats expected to be successful, and have also
elected the Senator in Salem. The Democrats
have elected Senators in Monmouth, Warren
and Somerset counties. As it now stands, the
Senate is q tie with two counties. Camden and
Gloucester, both Republican, to hear from.
The Republicans have carried five out of the
eight state senators. Thirteen senators hold
over from last year. being Republicans and
Democrats The Republican majority in the
next senate will therefore be three. The last
dispatches show that the Republicans have
carried 80 members of the house of assembly,
with three Republican counties to hear from,
which will probably swell the number to from
Sc to 49, The house consists of 60 members, so
the Republicans will have good working ma
jority
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PENNSYl.VANaA.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 1.-The city gives Hart
ranft 800 majority, a Republican gain of over
800.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2ALycomng county,
it is estimated, gives Democratic majority of
1000, 9 Democratic gain of 80.
Berks county, about $500 majority, DEM
ocratic gain of 1000
Snyder county is estimated about 400 ma
s |Sti'y for H'''r"nf'' " Republican gain Of
Democratic majority in Pike county IS, a
gain of 40 for the Democrats.
Schuykill county gives Pershing 1900 MAORI
ty, q Democratic gain of 233.
Montour county gives Pershpg $50 Demo-
cratic majority, loss $50.
Adams county gives Pershirg 525 majority,
Democratic gain of 80.
Delaware county gives Hartranft 1900 major
ity. q Republican gain OF 408
Bucks county, Pershing 300 majority; loss
II.
York county, Pershing 5000; Democratic loss
Adams county. Pershing 525 majority; Dem
oc-atic gain 80.
Delaware, Hartranft 1900 majority; Republic
can gain 48.
Clinton county 700 majority for Pershing;
Democratic less 255
Bedford county, $50 Democratic loss 1885,
Cumberland county, Pershing 800 majority;
gain I05
Columbia county 1900 Democratic majority;
loss of 80
Lebanon county, Hartranft 1900 majority;
gal 1852.
Susquehanna county, Hartranft 700 majority;
Republican gain Al.
Centre county, Pershing 14oo majority; DEM
ocratic gain 435.
Huntingdon county, Persbing county about
300 majority; gain 55l.
Northumberland county, Pershng about 300
majority, gain of IA.
Blair county, Republican majority 700, gain
of 636
Luzerne 5000 to 10000 Democratic majority
The latest returns make Pershang's ma
j,rity in Schuylkip county 1450 instead of 1900
as first reported
Bradford county is estimated at 5000 Repub.
lcan majority, gain of 1740.
Muffin county 1l50 Democratic majority, a
gain of 293
Erie county. Is districts, including Erie City,
gives Republican majority; gain of 841.
Nearly all the Western counties show Re-
publican gains.
Cambria is estimated 1850 for H IF ra1ft.
Allegheny indicates 5000 Republican mo
iority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 81 30 a. m--Full re-
ranft for Governor q plurality of 1882 Ths
prohibition ticket polled 631 votes The Re-
publcans also elect their entire county ticket.
The result in the State at this hour is very
doubtful. twenty-five counties, including Phil.
adelphia, heard from, give Hartranft major
ity of only I427.
Outside of Philadelphia the vote will be very
close.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, 2.10 a. m.-Colonel
Mcclure comedies the state to Hartranft by
$4,000 majority.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 1.-The Republican MAORI.
ty in Pennsylvania will exceed 10000.
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WISCONSIN,

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2-Returns from s.
towns and precincts give Taylor. Democratic
candidate for governor 1856 majority. The Re.
publican gain is 475.
The returns from the city of Milwaukee and
IS towns give Taylor. (Dem.) reform candidate
for Governor u majority, Republican gain Of
10,017.
The total vote for Governor in this city is:
Ludingtop, 5OS9; Taylor, 5816. In this city and
sixty towns Ludington's majority is 583, Re-
publican gain of 1852 Ludington and tho bal
ance of the Republican ticket is undoubtedly
elected
One hundred and forty towns heard from
give LudiDgton APO majority, republican
gain of 10,802. Ludington is probably elected
by 5000 to 5000, but the balance Of the Repub-
lican ticket is in great donbt.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-Tbe Democrats con-
cede the election of Ludington.
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MAINLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2-Seventeen wards give
Carroll for Governor 15 ,296 majority. The ma
jority for the balance of the state ticket is about
the same. The three remaining wards will
probably give small Democratic majority.
Anne Arundel county 700 Democratic majority
for the state and county ticket.
Wicomco county reported $50 Democratic.
Kent county 100 Democratic.
Returns from other counties very meagre but
indications are that the entire Democratic state
ticket is elected.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

The following were receipts by the Grand Trunk
Railroad-D w Coo ige 800 bbls -four, David Keazer
200 bbls do King Gilman $50 bbls and 100 half bbls
200 do do, G A Hunt 200 do do Shaw. H & 100
bbs 200 half do do, Josselyn 8 Co 100 bbls do, WI
Messrs Milliken 100 bbs do Paris FIGURING Go 100 do
D w True 100 do do, g W True cars h m coru, G II
True cars corn, j Fiske 100 bbs flour, Blake q
cars corn cars potatoes, Crockett 100 bbls -four,
295 bbls apples, Wadron s. True cars corn, Messrs
O'Brion, 50 bbls -four, Harris q Littefied, SO bbs
d., car white oats, Burnham a. Morrill,. l car
canned cern W Thaxter | car white oats, Rob
Spratt cars barley, Dodge car bran, G Tux-
bury 100 bbls apples. Smith q Philbrook $50 do,
Isaac Berry car potatoes, 1 Libby car do.
BY water conveyance-lO00 bush cornmeal to W
True g. Co.