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STEAMBOATS,
Gov Allen LibanO. from Fort Adams
F Frazer, Canton. from Lower Coast
Quaker Raichle, from Lower Coast
Waloon. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Grafton Ruby. from Southwest Pass
Tensas Cooley from Tensas River
Martha Bassett. from Lower Coast
Henry Tete Aucoin, from DOnaldsOnville
Oriole O'Pry. from Lower Coast
Mary Ida, Ruiz from st James
Robt Young Terrebonne, from Plaquemines
Era No 10. Taylor, from Donaldsonville
Lessie Taylor Jumel from Baton Rouge
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Jennie from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Bonfouca from Bonfouca
Schooner Two Friends from Stockton
Schooner Two Sons. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Elizabeth Ann from Tickfaw
Schooner E Blessey, from Pascagoula
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BAsIs.
Schooner Perseverance. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Try Again. from Pearl river
Schooner Pomme dor. from Blind river
Schooner Clementine, from Blind river
Schooner Lake Flower from Proctorville
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
81. LOUIS.
yHA FOR TT. LOUIS. CAIHO.
sSSS3See% MEMPHIS AND The BENDS.
os.'ax'3sEHm The fine steamer
CITY OF ALTON,
Fl. E. Bxby, master. VIM. Mason, clerk,
Leaves TUESDAY, November 30, at 5 pm.
COMMONWEALTH,
T. W. Shields, master, Owen q. Gates clerk,
Leaves THURSDAY, December . at P. NJ.
1nIough bills fading via Cairo Belmont all
points North and West.
al b WOODS no IN. Con.~c, ST.
COUSHATTA.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1876
r. New Orleans aud COushatta
80 "a weekly packet-The elegant side'wheel
La Belle,
NJ. ". Wood, master
will leave New Orleans every TUESDAY for Wares
Barbins, Normans, Alexandria, Colfax, Montgom-
ery Grand Ecore, Campte Brownsville, and all way
and plantation landings to Coushatta returning
leaves Coushatta every Friday.
VIII have connecting boat in Bayou Wincey to
Mansfield.
Empty sacks will be furnished and highest market
price paid for cotton seed.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
NJ. w. JOYCE. Ill Gravier street
Commences Tuesday Nov Mo
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINZ.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on THURSDAY, d &c ember ., at A. M
.sfsyagsA ana line IL composed Of Inc foilowiLg
Steamships,
KNICKER BOOKER. HCDSON,
00RTES EEW ORLEANS.
Tbs stearnkhir
Hudson,
E. V. eager. commander,
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street.
FSSsaSS .poOs
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
by this line, and through bills Of lsdng given for
tie came.
Tor freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTOE,
n1<-T4 " Al Csrondelet street.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
SUMMER AND WINTER LINE LOWER COAST
PACKETS
MARTHA AND MARIE.
Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II NJ.
and SATURDAY at 4 p. NJ.
TT. h For EadspOrt. Southwest Pass,
lsas4sAfg Jump, Forts, Buras, Ponte a. la liache,
and all way landings-The new low pres
sure steamer
Martha,
W. S. Rassett. master,
leaves as above commencing THURSDAY, Novem
Der 25 1915 returning every MONDAY forenoon and
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evenings, connecting
at lras with the Steamer MARIE every TUES
DAY and TIL URSDAY evenings for the Passes.
The Martha will 90 to Eadeport and Southwest
Pass on SATURDAY, thus giving Excurslonlsts a
a fine opportunity of seeing the Jettes Pilot Town
and Coast in daylight on Sundays
Excursion tickets for sale at reduced rates.
For freight passage apply on board, or at the
office No 13l Common street nI.I
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MALL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the U. s. Mails.
SanSata, J. W. Catherine, commander. .f3oo tons
Yaz0o, Z. D. Barrett, commander I4ee tons.
FOR HAVANA.
@. W. Lord, L. Cotton, commander ....-.11o0 tons.
.-s.A1Ssa The fine Al steamship
SD ssssSsAza1D c. w. LORD,
Lodge Cotton, commander,
Will leave her wharf opposite Jackson Square,
SUNDAY, November H. at 8 A. M.
Passage u havana ~. b, currency. $40
Passage to Philadelphia. 50
Through tckets issued to New York;. SIS
To- freight passage apply to
EDWARD A. YCEKE, Agent,
n1s1v Corner Garon5 elet and Graver strests.
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OPRLDESAs.

OPELOUSAS AND COAST.
Leaves TUESDAY Nov. 30 at ) p. NJ.
%asxs For Washington, OpelOusas, Pert
LNzT&<S% Barre, SmmspOrt, ChuTchvile ard AL
1ucx&RskaA landings tire Coast Atchafalays River
and ycu Courtableau-The
Fleta,
c. C. Pickett msster, A. Meynier ST., Gle k
will leave above All freight and passengers
for Bayou des Glaizes TO he landed at Simmsport
Big Bend Landing, and for Bayou Bguf at Washing
tor. For freight or passage apply on board. n26tf
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Steamship Geo W Elder Reid. from New York Goth
inst to G A Whitney &cO-Alge1s
French bark Jacques CGur, Leroy, from Bordeaux
Oct G. in ballast to Felix Larue-POint
Norwegian bark Arlington Sa.mstrom, 46 days from
Lizard in ballast. to Haynes &co-Point
Schooner Gabriel Anne, Verran. from Upper Coast,
tn MASTER Cd dist
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REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Dec. l. AT D r. M.
r. For Washington, Port Barre
lSa4Hkk1 Smmsport Churchville and all inter
49, mediate landings the Coast, Atcha-
falaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The new and
light draught passenger steamer
Trenton,
E. Qautrevaux master H. Moaison clerk.
All freight for Bayou des Glaizes will be landed se
Simmsport or Big Bend Ian ing
$50 If j. NJ. BOWLING, IS Decatur street.
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BAYOU SARA,


w. ;. Pike,
il. Brown master s; $: strssk, clerk,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at P. NJ.
for Bayou Sara. For freigh or passage apply to
HITE & CARLlN TchOupitoulas st.
$40 A. c. GODDIN. 80 Magazine street
vICKsBURG, GREENvILLE. AND THE
THE BENDS
yICKsBURG, GREENvILLE, AND THE BENDS.
Leaves every MONDAY a. 5 P. NJ.
For Greenville. vicl.sburg and the
teMa$$ u Bends The superb passenger steamer
J. W. Tobin, master
connecting at vicksburg with the Home Line for
Yazoo, Tallahatchie and steamer Vicksburg Sunlow-
er River.
J.JANNEY III Common street.
ADAMS Il WORK, 9 Commercial Place.
$50 If A. c. GODDIN, SO Magazine street.
vICKsBURG AND THE BENDS UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at S P. NJ.
IT, For Greenville. vicksburs AND
ls9Es the Bends-The fine and fast passenger
Frank Pargoud,
Connecting at vicksburg with Parsot line for al
points on Yazoo and Iallahatehie Rivers.
JNO. JANNEY lit Common street
ADAMS e. WORK, 9 Commercial Place.
&C: GODD!N, 50 Magazine street
HITE d CAkLIN, Tehoupitoulas street.
Trenton, Monroe and all stations on the Vcksburg
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, by
W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, 3s Magazine at
ja20 If
SATURDAY VICKSBURG UNITED STATE
NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 2. M.
For Vicksburg, Davts's Benz,
sA4Eft SNatchez ard all intermediate landlngf-
+ The passenger steamer
NatcheZ,
T. P feathers master J. F. Muse, clerk,
connecting at Vicksburg with the Parisot LLe
Yazoo Tallahatche and Sunhower rivers, and with
| Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and St Louis
| For freight OF passage apply on board, or to
| JOHN JANNEY, III Common st.,
| or to HITE & CARLIN, Tchonpitoulas st.
Freight taken and through bills of lading signed to
Trenton Monroe and all stations on the Vicksourg
| Shreveport and Texas Railroad, by
W. B. BROCKETT. Agent 80 Magazine st.
I'm
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- The fine stea uer
lSAHsAks Fla yOrite,
A..s'''- J. NJ. Bietry, master. p. E. Barry, clerk,
Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 A.
M, from head of Cont street
For Lee Plantation Point ala Hache and all way
landings, returning WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY.
Has a clerk on levee daily, For freightor pas sage
apply on board or To
suxs N ~. DOMAINE, IL uravier street,
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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.


BLOODY Work oN MocCAsIN CREEK IN
LINCOLN COUNTY ONE Man SHOT AND
Two DANGEROUSLY Cur WITH A kSIFE.-
The readers Of the Journal, no doubt, re-
member n account given by your cores
pondent last Winter OF the three years alb
scence Of young married school-teach-
err, his unexpected return, and happy run-
ion with his young and fair wife, We at
the time, suppressed the names Of the par
ties, but il is now no longer necessary
The name of the young man is Hardin A.
Lee, native Of Ohio county, and the maid
en- name of his wife, Amanda Wilchor, a
step-daughteI Of Allen Scarborough, at pres
ent living at Logan a Richards Mill, near
the e. ;. K. H. Since the return Of Mr.,
Lee, until lately he has resided in the vi
entity # Mt, Salem, having the encourage
ing sympathy and we'll wishes of the com
munily. 4 week or two ago, misunder.
ST anding took place between Mr.. Lee and
his wife, and he went To the vicinity ofstan
ford for few days. and she returned to her
step-fathers house lie secured situa-
ton As a teacher in school district near
Stanford, returned aud made several inef-
fectual attempts 10 effect a reconciliation
with his other half-her own people o"er-
ing strong opposition to il.
On last Sunday morning, making arolh-
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q. \. n. ~. ITEMS.

TUE protracted rains have greatly retar-
ded the progress Of the road. In fact, 50
little work has been done on the zine this
month, that il has almost amounted to
total suspension.
SINCE work has been commenced ON the
line OF this road through the rich counties
Of Kentucky, many hands have come up
from the poor counties of Tennessee and
the Southwestern part of this state, to OBJ
tain work where there was plenty to eat.
JEALOUSY -WIFE.WuIPPISG-sUIcIDE.
An Irishmsn employed in the capacity
of boarding house keeper by Messrs.
Austin n McKendree, Contractors, has
watched for sometime with the "green-eyed
monster ranking in his bosom the grow
ing fondness of his wife toward one OF his
boarders-a quarryman. lie had, howey-
er, up to Sunday last, seen nothing very
conclusive upon which to base his suspi-
cions, but on returning home from Wis l.,
on that day. the fears concerning her ideli-
~ we're fully substantiated for, with his
own eyes he beheld the brawny arm Of the
quarryman as ii encircled the yielding waist
of his wife, while her head rested lovingly
ON his shoulder This was too much for
the lrishman. lie did not, however, insti-
tuie suit for damages, ala Tilton, but acted
equally as oowardly, By giving his wife a
sound COW hiding He then left the house
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REv. II. A. NJ. HENDERSON. This gen
tlcman, who isa candidate for supernten-
dent Of Public Instruction, on the Demo
cratic ticket, was here on Wednesday last,
and made most excellent speech, begin
ming at O'Clock, p. NJ lie was introduced
to the audience by Col. T. w. Narnon. The
burthen OF his speech was upon education
al matters, aud We could not do him jus
tce in a brief synopsis, hence, we merely
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PLOTTING CRguBs.

Go AND see n. u. Tcyis.
Glyr Campbell \ Miller call next
Monday.
L,rE,r thing out-The handsome BOX d.
Tocd" Ladies Shoes at y. w. Teyis'.
RE,oY.MNpE Clothing, Gents Fur.
'ai.hing Goods, Boots, aud SHOES, cheaper
than ever at n. H. Tcvis.
Tur attention II Blacksmiths j. again
callel ~ the great reduction IN the prices
81 Horse Shoes aud Nails at Campbell n
Miller's.
ner- Tools foi sale. \ good opening iur o
No Timer Apply to A. owsley, stan
ford, Ny. MA
CsNrarIL n MILLER have struck q rrg-
ular bonanza in the H. trap business, They
now have two sizes, ut 7bct O. aud u aud
their sales arr increasing A. the fly season
appruachcs. Look out for flies in August,
sud provide the means for their deslruc.
ton.
HAvING been by the bedside of a very
sick brother for several days, it has been
tlftNlNitu tnht ! mn ON lnt NiNtks fN'h ~
not the case, however. Whoever heard Of
the forcmu-t candidate coming oh2 First
Monday In August vote for Bobbitt aud
Reform.
FoSrAISE 4. BorBur.
DIs~oLurIoN. by mutual consent the
firm Of stagg a Tcrhunc, Cabinet Makcrs
aud Undertakes, in stanford, is dissolved,
Mr. Stage retiring. The business will bc
continued by the undersigned at the same
stand on Depot street. have employed
Mr.. Stagg ss workman, aud he will re-
main with me. The public patronage il
respectfully solicited. +. \. TrRmrNr.
TnE PEOPLE WAIST pRoor.- There j.
no medicine prescribed 10y Physicians, or
sold sy Druggists, that cari ics such evidence
IL it, success aud superior virtue a. Dos
cuEE's GERMAN SYRrr for Severe Coughs,
Cold. settled on the Breast, Consumption,
or any disease u the Throst md Lung; a
proof Of that fact i. that any person alllict-
ed eau g,t sample bottle for ~ ccnts and
try it, superior effect b. tore buying tie reg
ular sise at - cents. IL has lately lccn in
troduc,d IN this country from Germany,
aud its sondcrful cures arc astonishing to
every one that use IT, Thrr doses will re-
l,eyc any case. Try H. Snid by Bohon n
Stagg, Main street, stanford, Nv.
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\ NoRo jury Mn. YATES AGAIN ~
TRornLE, This gentleman seems to have
a peculiar fascination for administering
bodily chastisement To females. Last week
he was up before hi, Honor Judge Philips,
for whipping his swcethead'- sister, this
week he was before the same Court for
whaling" his own sister. In the trial of
the case, it was shown that the said sister
had, that day, with the girl. aud boys, gone
blackberry hunting and that Andy h7d
discovered that during the time, she had
been most too intimate for her own virtue,
with one Logan Montgomery. To correc,
this seeming departure from the path of
chastity, was Mr.. Yates excuse for admin
stering the lash. \ colorcd jury, the
first ev had in the county, was empan-
neled, who, after listening To the evidence
with that patience which the dignity Of
their position required, broke down during
the delivery Of the learned speeches by dis
tinguished counsel, aud two Of them slum-
bcrcd sweetly, the sleep of the innocent,
until they were iobbcd in the short ribs by
the Marshal, who was To take them to the
privacy of the jury room. After short
time, they returned with a verdict against
the defendant for - aud cost which was
promptly paid, aud now Mr.. Yates is again
loose ON the unprotected females.
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TUE CHOLERA. Several pcrso,s have
been known to die Of sporadic cholera in
Louisville and other places this month.
The continued wet weather has put the
cholera bc,ls' in their first stage Of breed
ing the -cuurgc, and ~ soon as the weather
clears up, aud the hot August sunshine falls
upon them there is very apt to be cholera
morbus, and even cholera itself, in places
where IL occurred two years ago IooK
WE'LL then, to your back yards, priyics, cess
pools, Nc, aud disinfcct them now before il
j. too late
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cr effort, he became involved in q combat
aud received rifle shot in the neck from
viii Scarborough half.bro,hcr of biz wife,
after viii h he attacked Will Scarborough
with knife, giving him twoscvcre wounds.
Allen Scarborough attacking lee about
this time, received some seven or eight dan.
pcrous, though not necessarily mortal
wounds. The whole affair Is q sad one and
much to he regretted, but .c refrain from
giving full particulars, a. It will, no doubt,
undergo a legal investigation.
ErUTt prpr.
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CANDID

John " Philips, IT, g. candidate for rc-clc,tion
70 the office of Police Judge. Election, 1T Monday,
2ud day VI August.
We are authorized 10 announce Capt. JAMES
HARRIS as q Candidate Er Representative FROM
lincoln county In the lower House Ut the next
General Assembly.
We are authorized 10 announce Capt TlIOS. u.
SIIANks, q Candidate for the legislature at the
ensuing August election.
We ar authorized - announce 7. n. DENIM :
A. clnllltp nr Police judge " the Town Ut stat
mrl Ilrciion first Monday IN August.
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PRoFEssoR MYERS IL forms u that Prof
J. W. Chcnault, recently elected Principal
Of No Louisville Male High School, stood
100, being perfect in each department Of
learning upon which he was examined by
the Board Of Examiners lie was the only
one out Of a dozen or more, who had this
honor, although nearly all Of thom stood
high, and none failed to pas through the
ordeal.
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THERE is a Sulphur and Epson well
about two miles from stanford ON the Ma
sons Gap road, which contain medical wa
tiers of the greatest excellence, Our citi-
zens old and young, should avail them
selves Of their benefits, yet, few Of them do
30. Would il not be nice place for pie
mic parties, or an evening or morning ride?
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BpNNyILLE-Th l. the name Of large
settlement Of colorcd people, about two
miles from town. Mcss. Harris aud
Shank-, together with their respective ad-
hcrcLt-, went out there last Tuesday night
Ia have a speaking. Several speeches were
ma,.c by both white and colorcd men, and
the meeting broke up about half past
onc o'clock in the night Mr.. james \.
Harris and 4 X Denny spoke on that side,
and George Carpenter, x. NJ. Pittman,
Chalon Elliott and George Gentry spoke
for Shanks The host order prevailed.
They also spoke at Turnersville o. We'd
ne,day night, at Milledgcyillc on Thursday
tight, and will speak tonight at Huston
willie They are closing the canvass under
red hot circumstances,
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We regret To learn that our friend w,
4. Owens, Of the Somerset Reporter, was
wounded last week by the accidental dis
charge of pistol Hope it did not amount
To much moie than teaching him to be a
little more careful with those dangerous
little pests in the future.
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LAvD. sTOsx. avn CROP ITEMS.

yrarr, ali Lind. arc aop,i.b;po
e.pcci,lIy cobb,ye. po,,,oes. ,oma,ocs and
cucumbc,s
~,
I ket within two weeks. Who will make the
| first effort to get the premium we offer.
90 49, '''''''' - '"'' Wy 80
which was cut and stacked before the hard
rains.
!
80 - -,
@,, 10 -" ~" 49," '., " -
| ling her c,lf sufficiently.
!. -.
49,. m. ~. -. .-..
w '"''
o.,
-
-..'t
-. ,,'... ~. ~, -
OATs seem To- have suffered more on nc.
:, -, -, ,,.
~, -,
WHEAT has been greatly damaged by the
Protracted rains. some Of the shocks are
50 badly sprouted as IT, give them the ap-
pearancc OF grassy mound.
\ Ran CAsEoF SrEouriNG.- One Of our
Farmers who sold his wheat IN Lexington
says that 1t sprouted through the bags
while being hauled to that city.-Georgc-
torn Times.
Ar Kind. or st,ck ore i, fine co,di,i,,
now. owing to the abundanc, and Good
ouolitv of the p,.,ur,- II,v was meyer
so abundant, u 1t can only he saved from
the eject OF so much ram.
TurI.NN RR p,v RIM. n train ev.
cry Mcpd,y night from Lancaster IN Iouis.
willie. leaving Lancaster sbopt q pm
This Is n srcci,l si,ck ,r,ip f,r the can,
ycnicnce Of SINNERS. and !. Of grea, bcne6
to them.
AhIsript', Mc'iraths crack race horse
got badly beaten the SECOND time, the other
day. by Grinstead'. hors.. D'Artignap Rnt
then. this was another Kentucky horse
.aI I'll a.. NJ; -. -,
even worse. in the same race. The winner
made the Easiest recorded timcr
lnE destruction OF wheat seems to he
universal all over the state, by sprouting IL
the shock. The green wheat sprouts can
be seen from one end OF the heldS to the
other The destruction VIII he inIIy one
fourth, or perhaps ont-hali, 80 FAR, and II It
continues to ram the eat crop may be
destroyed.
E,r,x has J.cl;,ol l;,,I. Il, onr I,.,I
market the past week, ON account Of the
unfavorablc weather. Farmers who have
bacon IN any quantities in their smoke
houses, should give it Immediate attention,
the damp weather il rnin7us to the best
cured meat causisg it la mould, and if it
is neglected, to rot.
S,no II orr c,r,o.r ,-;,rd. ;,c,.m -.
th,, ,bov haze t.., ,bIo :, c,,bor M and
s,,ck ,hcir ont rLi,h L,,y. h.or ivins, IN
III. .,.,b e., .L,,, ,.,, J,,. AL ,La,
tb.v aro To- mined ,b,r on, ,ro,lJ lit
r., ,,o on,n,;,, ~ ,,i, lii H.. Ill
ur,r ,hi. rr,r Trnlv ,b, Iic. o,,ho Can,
-. N -, n,;nnoJ I,h,r and -
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THE outgoing passenger tram ran
through lot of shoats at the crossing e
the Danville pike the other morning and
carried two ofthem on the COW catcher fifty
yards, and knocked another one as high as
the smoke stack,
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-Four or more entries are required 10 hll each
the above stakes Lihcra club Purses will he given
The subscribers 10 the Club air requested 10 meet
at Crab orchard, the 9th OF August, 10 elect ON
cers and make all the necessary arrangements for
the needing Entries IL the above stakes can he
niade BY addressing n. ". iARRls,
l15-it Proprietor.
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TnrRE are four persons in this county,
whose aggregate ages amount to 3d2 years
two Of them are men, aud two women.
Strange to say, neither Of them ever saw
q. Washington.
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PnYsICIASs say that it would be we'll for
all Of US to have little fire in our sleep
ing and sitting rooms every night aud
morning during this warm weather. Sick
ness NAV thus he avoided.
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SpME idiot threatens T. subscribe for the
Journal Il We will ,nlght.n him A. To- the
meaning Of the expression, "incalcu!ablc
usefulness" incalculablo, applied to our
critic, means stuaring circle with bovine
aud hickory pin. u-efulncss similarly
applied, means standing around waiting
tor something to turn up while the "old
man. tolls in III, field f.. the bread which
dcdl,. the anaconda ic stomach OF his er-
quisitc son.
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EoUItEII DAY.

FIRST RACE, SHELBY STAKES, hr s-yoar old;
rule hclts; entrance $50, Lsif Forfeit lsaac
Shelby, b., proprietor OF the spfings a. tid 500,
$50 Ia init aud $50 90 secund. sans day sec
ohd uice-s stake lor 2-year olds, dash n,iei s2b
entrance; porp. 10 add Sl25;
siOO % hrst aud SIS 10 seoond.
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Ir has been decided by the Board Of
Trustees to put another story uPcn he Ell
Of the stanford Female Colleg', thus add
ing another lot Of rooms for buardcrs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-30
Sl.soN DAY.

THE SAUNDERS STAKE cor 2-year olds that
ney z won race, mile dash, so entrance, por
y. The proprietor u the crab orchard Hotel 10
add slOU, SO 20 hrst and so 10 second.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-30

Ma T.. II. MITCHELL requests Us to say
that he is candidate for Marshall Of the
Town Of Stanford, and that he respectfully
solicits the suffrage Of the ciliz,us.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-30

Jr.LoUsLY brought two "smmcn 1t
color" into a hsiicuh combat the other day,
in our suburb, Mack.vllc, and fine was
imposed upon each therefor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-30

Rsv. X. l.. BREcK, u. u, will preach at
the Presbyterian church next sunday at i!
\. NJ, aud also at T. VI.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-30

JIMMY DiLLIoN ia candidate Tor Mar.
-hal ~ the Town 81 Stanford. Election
dr,t Monday in August
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-30

IMMENSE trains Of coal AND lumber pas
over the rail rad daily, to the Louisville
and intermediate points