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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

Remit By Daft ON N. Y. City Banks, Registeret
Letter or P. O. Money Order.
Apr 10, lST6-odM l6im:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

flute the grave ISLANDERS Of Sheridan; that
the outraged people relied upon the moral
support Of their sister States to restore 10
them, 81 American citizens. the right Of
.elf-govcrnment. Mr.. csilen Bryant sd.
dressed the meeting u
lie said the "Pre.idsus had no right to
intermsddle in the afsirs ~ Bate save In
cases TO protect the State from invasion,
and then only on application of the Legis-
isturc, or the Executive, when the lcgisls-
ture cannot be convened, 10 protect the
State sgsin-t domestic violation. The
wrong done has no possible exhaustion. !
regard this question solely s = solemn
question Of constitutionsl Law. No msttcr
Who desired the interference ~ military IL
should not have been given bu, in way Of
the Constitution. Oiherwi-s, II is an sc,
from which no citizen has right to With
hold his condemnation. Il must be rebuk.
I'll the instant II is perpetrated; the evil
must be crushed in It's infancy, while its
bone is yet in eris,lc and before II becomes
formidable, as precedent. Thcse practices,
which contemplate the suhjection OF local
politics tn Federal authorities by exercise
Of the military power, must be denounced,
must be stopped, must be broken up for
ever"
A long series Of resolutions were read
depouncing the interference ~ the military
with the State affairs. and condemning the
dispatches Of Sheridan.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
A NEW theory on diptheria is az

A NEW theory on diptheria is ad-
vanced on respectable medical author
ity, namely, that the disease is caused
by exceedingly minute vegetable-ani-
malcule, 800 Of which would be need
ed to make the bulk of the smallest
pin head, and which, when diptheria
prevails, are supposed to be flying
about every where. proceeding chiefly
from the breath Of those who have
the disease. These minute particles
are inhaled, aud whenever they find
suitable conditions, multiply with in
credible rapidity, nor is it easy to do
stroy them. They live and flourish in
strong solutions Of quinine, csmphor.
carbolic acid, tar. nux vomics, or cal
omel. Laudanum and chloroform put
them to sleep, but they wake again.
Tannin Is the first remedy for them
discovered. II destroys them in two
hours. COpperas, sulphate Of iron,
chlorine water and diluted muriatic.
sulphuric and nitric acids have the
same effect To show the extreme vi
tslity of these animal vegetable parti.
cles they will come to life after being
frozen in ice and boiled in hot water.
The great safeguard against diphthe-
ria, as sgains, all kindred diseases, is
good drainage. cleanliness, fresh air
and sunshine, wholesome food and
general good health. All manner of
insects and fungi fasten upon feeble or
sicklv trees, plants, animals or per.
IONS, but give those that are robust
and healthy little or no trouble.
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indignation Heefisg.

The late military interference in Louis
lana is but the elimination Of a conspiracy
10 enslsve the people Of that STATE, and as
such, the outrage has called for the sever
eat denuneiation Of people who respect the
principal Of our government which subjects
the military ~ civil authority. lndigna-
ton meetings have been held in several
cities Of the North and West, the most no.
table Of which, was the meeting at Cooper
Institute. New York, on Monday last,
which was the most remarkable event Of
the kind, in point Of numbers and snthusi-
Asm. ever witnessed in the city. The great
hall WAS crowded to il fullest capacity. A
dispatch from Gov. MeEnery and other Of
hcials, assured the meeting that the people
OF Louisiana would not be goaded into
conflict with United States troops; and that
q egunit'es WIS r-psriny evidnrs % 70,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

THEME is great distress existing
among the settlers in Kansas and Ne
braska, who have suffered from the
grasshoppers, and the contributions
thus far made for their relief are far
from being adequate to the emergency.
Unless more effective measures are
adopted for the relief Of deserving
men who have lost their crops by the
visitation of the winged pests it 10 to
be feared that great misery and cases
of actual starvation will ensue. There
is a painful suspicion that in some Of
the States which have suffered most
severely, men of wealth have endeav.
ored to misreprssent the extent of the
calamity for fear that the value Of their
property would be deprecated if the
facts were known; and to the reprssen.
tations of this class i, may perhaps be
attributed that the appeals Of the suf'
ferers have not been more effective.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

The Messages of the Governors of
New York, Texas, Missouri, and the
Resolutions If the House of Repre-
sentatives Of Pennsylvania. condemn
the late action of President Grant and
his military satraps in Louisiana, with
a distinctness, dignity, and solemn en-
phasis which will command the
thoughtful attention Of Congress. The
press Of the countryis doing its whole
duty in endeavoring to arouse the peo-
pie to a proper sense Of the enormity
of the outrage. In Philadelphia, out
Of fifteen daily papers and seven week
lies, only two have had the face to
back Grant in his military exploits;
and this is about the proportion of the
laundering Presidents hackers all over
the country. Down with the Empe-
ror.
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EoR saLKi
TO Editors and Publishers

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Stanford, Ky.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Mr.. j. A. Lyle, now claiming to
be Judge of the Lincoln County Court,
has been sued for false imprisonment,
by w. ID. Moore, citizen of the coun-
ty, who claims ten thousand dollars
damages.
The plaintiffs petition alleges, in
substance, that the defendant, being
an usurper Of the Office of County
Judge, issued pretended warrant
against the plaintiff. under color of
said office. and that under this preten-
ded warrant the plaintiff was wrong
fully, and contrary to law. arrested
and imprisoned. The petition does
not recite the facts making Mr.. Lyle
an usurper. but We understand that it
will be attempted to be proven that at
the time Mr.. Lyle attempted to quail
ify and enter upon the discharge Of
the duties Of County Judge, and for
some two months subsequent thereto.
he held and exercised the duties of
Postmaster at Stanford, Kentucky,
under the Government Of the United
States, and received, and enjoyed the
emoluments Of this latter office, and
he was therefore ineligible to the Office
of County Judge under the Constitu-
ton of Kentucky, and that his preten-
ded qualification is nuIlity. These
facts will be very conclusively proven
by the records Of the Postoilice De-
partment at Washington.
We understand that suit similar
in its foundation to this, will be insti-
tuted in few days against Mr.. Lytle,
for the sum Of three hundred dollars.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

THERE are q few holders of the
bonds of certain counties in Missouri,
in this locality, to whom it is unpleas'
ant to learn that the citizens Of the
counties that own these bonds are hol
ding public meetings and instructine
their County Courts to levy no taxes,
agreeing not to bid at the sale of one
another's property for taxes, and taking
other steps looking to reputation, in
spite of the decisions of the Courts
that the bonds must be paid.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

The exposure of the katie King
fraud is complete, and there can nov
remain no doubt that it was an hum.
bug Of the most prodigious dimensions,
in the mind of any reasonable creature.
The so-called spiritualists, should now
weave a shell snd crawl in out Of the
shower Of ridicule which must fall
upon them in unmerciful torrents
Give us a rest. gentlemen.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

We learn that onr friends r. s.
Jones ond John Mckee are talking Of
starting paper at London. II they
do, We wish them greater pecuniary
success than we have had. But then
there is glory in ii. After they have
driven the quill fifteen months. and
look back and see the fun they have had
eating two turnips. eight apples and
one sweet potato, presents Of liberal
people 10 the iIliberal Editor, they
will weep and sigh for another London
in which to Start paper. Come up
boys end buy the Echo. : Bwbourrlle
EAbs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
THE Central Kentucky Medical As

The Central Kentucky Medical As
ISOLATION meets at Danville next We'd
nesdsy, the 18th inst, in the Odd-Fel-
lows Hall, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sub
ject for discussion Acute Pneumonia.
The debate to be opened by DR..
Lapsley, Of Mercer county. The
election Of officers will be held at this
meeting. Members having voluntary
papers to read will notify the Secreta-
ry previous to the meeting.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

the past fifteen years. occupied prom
inent position in Kentucky, and has
played . conspicuous part in public
afIairss lie served in the Legislature
sevetsl forms; was Commonwealth
Attorsey, Circuit Judge. U. 8. Dis.
trict Attorney, aud finally Governor
Of Kentucky, and wa. faithful 10 all
these positions Of public trust. Al
the beginning Of the late rebellion h
espoused the Union cause, and was on,
Of the frat men in Kentucky to rais'
regiment, the 81 Kentucky Infant
~, for the Union army. He ccatinu
ed in command Of this regiment until
after the battle Of Shihh, when he 70
signed to accept the position Of Uni
ted States District Attorney. rendered
him by President Lincoln. Soon af
ter, he was induced to take the head
of the Union Democratic ticket in
Kentucky, and was elected by more
than so, 0O0-the largest vote ever
cast for any man in the State at that
time. lie was a bold, brave man, in
all his public acts, and never swerved
from his support of the Union. His
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

MANY people have persisted from
the severe cold of the past few days,
but this number is nothing, compared
to the number who will die next sum
mer of the ice formed during the cold
spell, and stored away like plaques in
Psndora's box, to he opened IN June
and July next. We speak of ice Is
the frozen luxury, when II may be
more appropriately called crystal
death"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

One after another of the European
powers are joining in their adhesion
to the Philadelphia Centennial Ezhi-
bition Project. The game is being ad-
mirrbly played to induce Congress to
shell out" to this grand "blow out
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

THERE are forty-six housekeepers in
Barbourville. The population Of the
town will not exceed $50; Of this mum.
Der. IS are negroes. Quite small
town for 40 large q paper as the Echo.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

The Democracy Of Jackson county
held q meeting at Mckee on the 9th
inst, and instructed for J. D. McCre-
ary a. their first choice for Governor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

FRANKFORT had large and snthu-
siastic indignation meeting on Mon
day night. Speeches were made by
several prominent men, and the reso-
lutions adopted condemuing the mill.
tary interference in Louisiana, we're
strong and to the peint.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Col. JAMES b. McCREARy, on
last Sunday, with the thermometer all
the way from Eve to ten degrees be-
low zero, rode from Columbia to Leb-
anon in an open buggy 10 keep an en-
gagement in the after place. If ener-
~ is to win the fight, Col. NJ. stands
an excellent show for being the next
Goyernor. -Courier, Journal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

THERE are eight metals-indium,
vanadium, ruthenium, rhedium. palla-
dium, uranium, osmium, and iridium
moro valuable than gold, because of
their scarcity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
AMONG the distinguished Uuitsri

AMONG the distinguished Unitari,
ans who have died within the past
year are: Charles Sumner. United
States Senate; Willard Fillmore. ex.
President Of the United States Nsth,
m X. Hall, ex-Postmsster General
james Walker. eI-President Harvard
College; Ezra Cornell, Of Ithaca, and
Gerrit Smith Of Peterboro.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

The Barbourville Echo thinks that
Harrison CoekriIl will contest the
election upon grounds of general bad
luck and want Of votes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

IT Il rumored that q joint Stock
Company is being formed to purchase
the Hooker Female College, In Lex,
ington. The property is valued a,
$4,000
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

The contrast between the present
Secretary Of the Treasury Department
must be very marked to force the ad.
mission from a Massachusetts, Journal
ist, that "the first really able and in
telligsnt report ofthe Secretary of the
Treasury, during Grants term Of Of
fee. comes from a Kentuckian." Gen.
Bristows star is ascending.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

AxMsrEAD PoRrwooD. the young
attorney who killed Horace Wither-
spoon. at Lawrenceburg, = short
time since, was acquitted.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

Mn. JoHx DoRNAH died suddenly
at his home 10 Nicholasville, on Mon
day night. The cause Of his death
We did not learn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15

The Republican State Convention
% Doninste candidates for State Of
6cers. will be held in Louisville. Feb
ruary 18th.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-15
DROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.
ELECTION NOTICE

srArE oy KKsrpcsr,
ErgcrrfvH DKrAprAKSr.
CHI % fsAskEOsr, Dec., T. ls7t.
WEsaEAs At the August election, 1874, for
Clsrt Of the Court u Appeals u the state OF Ken
lucky, Thomas Z. Jones and John Is Cochrzn we're
both candidates and we're voted for for sAd oce y
the qualified voters NJ the various voting places Ia
the state, aud Afterwards, On the sist day Of Au-
gust, 1874, the examining board provided by law
fbr that purpose examined the from the ~v-
erAl counties hl-d 10 the ssletary's once, and
counted and compared the votes cert DE- for
each OF said candidates and Issued their eeTtidcsts
shOsing and certify ing that aid Thomas {. Jones
received 81 said eisction majority VI all the votes
cast and whereas, on the 9Th day Of September,
1874. the sid John H. tShran Srvel the said
Thomas c. Jones with nOtic. in ~riting that he
you'd contest t%fore the B.rd provided b lav Tor
Determining the contest VI The elstion 81 such ~
nee the right u said Ou-s 10 h0d said one upos
the grounds specihed ia said uolics, one OF which
vas In substance that, prior 10 said August ee tion
lst. W ut On OF about tho 9th Of June, ls6s. the
said Jones accepted ehalleOg. fron J. Hale eiti-
srn this state to fight hin 10 single osInbal With
deadly weapons aud whereas, after-Ards on the
10th day Of October, 1874, bling the eighth Monday
amer service vi sid notice, the pauies having sn-
nouneed themselves ready, the said sard prOcs-l-
ed 10 hear and try said matter VI contest and amer
hearing all the evidence produced by said parties
and the argument Of thsir counsel, m-jority u said
bard determined aid matter VI contest and Ten-
defei their decision and opinion In wrting, where
by II vzs by said bard de,ided in efe,t aud sub
Stance ''thst hOuiAs 4. Jones did, the stu da
Of June 1867, accept challenge froIn J. Hale cit
iren Of kentueky, W tight MIN In single combat
With deadly ~eapOns." and that said Thomas L,
Jones 10 Ineligible to hold and eserc.s the once u
CLERK Of the Court u Appeals. : = . And that said
Office is vacant and new ele tOn Is hereby order
ed" which dscisios IN writns has besn hled IN the
office Of the secrstaIy u state, ~here 1t no. re-
ulains-
Nos, theoefore, I, Preston n Leslie Governor q
the Common sealth oi Kentucky, by virtue of the
poser vested IN me b ,he Constitution and Laws Of
the Commonwealth Of kentucky, do issue this my
Proclamation, hereby enjoining all sheriff. la this
state 10 cause pull 10 he opened aud election 10
be held al all the places VI voting in their respect
i've counties, ~ Ill s2id vacancy In said office VI
tiers oil the Court Of Appeals, On the inst Monday
IN August. 1918.
- In testimony whereof, | have hsreunto set
fIs | my hand and an Ked the great seal of tho
~ state bone In the city u Frank Tort this
49, 81 day OF Decsnb.r, eighteen hundred aud
seventy -iOIr. aud In the ssd year Of the aommon-
wealth. v. II. AISLE.
by the Governor;
M.tkADsOcE, sec Of State.
BY GEO. T. DrsS. Asst secretary.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-03
A NUISANCE.

Complaints have been addressed to this
Office against private market on Dauphine
street, near Bienville. The complainants do
not object to the private market system, but
rather think it convenience, yet they claim
that commencing at $3.50 in the morning the
place is in such an uproar that they are una
BILE to sleep after that hour. They ask the
owner of the market to remedy this condition,
else they will have recourse TO the law to have
it abated as an intolerable nuisance.
The disturbance commences, as stated, at
half-past in the morning, when the mea'
cart arrives. Then there is banging and
slamming of doors to wake up the butcher
then follows loud and noisy talking After
this comes hammering down of skewers and
saving of bones. shocking TO think Of, and
not unfrequently great questions arise among
the butchers which are discussed as they
alone can discuss, making the neighborhood
worse than that of boiler manufactory.