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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05
MADISON COUNTY VIEWS.



Rrv. q. q. B,RSrs, Of your citv, deliv-
cred series Of di.courscs TO large and at
tentivc audiences in our village, in the ear.
" part Of last week. Many Of his views
are unique, o. at least new in this section,
consequently, called forth expression Of
variety Of opinions ss to the merit Of his
peculiar doctrine.
TuE Good Templsr. Of Madison county,
propose having proccssiod and picnic, =,
Kingston, eight miles South Of Richmond,
on Saturday, May 9th. Distinguished
speakers sre expected to be present, to se'
before the people the claims Of the cause
they have espouscd. When We observe the
degradation Of the Yong men, and the
murders caused directly or Indirectly, IN
this part Of the State by the use Of ardent
spirits, we, with all lo,en Of peace rnd
prosperity, extend to them that encourage
ment to which their purpose certainly err
titles them.
TnE sudden change Of weather Sunday
evening, has been the subject OF some ap'
prehension to housekeepers, but we hops
their fears are groundlcs- MAY.
ny an oversight, Miss May, omit cd tC
send us one page Of her letter. We cerel
this, a. her letters are always entertaining
-Ep.1
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

The Door-keeper Of the House Of
Representatives Of the United States,
Col. L. II. Fitzhugh, has been rough
ly assailed by correspondent of the
Chicago Inter- Ocean, from Washing
ton. He refers to the indictments
against Mr.. Fiizhugh in our Circuit
Conrt, and intimates that the Colonel
WAS either guilty. or came very near
being so found by the Juries that tried
him. The facts are, that the records
Of our Court show those indictments
against Fitzhugh, one for arson. and
one for la.ceny, and the other for fal-e
swearing. After several continuances
they were tried. and the accused &c.
quitted. They arose out Of the burn
ing of the old Crab Orchard Springs
property.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

THAT stately pile. known as the
Washington Monument. has again re-
ceived start. and we sincerely hope
that 1t will be finished during this
Centennial year. 1t is a fit time to
accomplish this work in memory Of the
Father Of his country, who, hun
dred years ago, gave us our liberty,
and established the grandest Republic
known in the history of the world. A.
T. Stewart, might have linked his
name with that of Washington, to
live perpetually on the roll of fame,
had be bequeathed enough of his vast
estate to complete u work which our
countrymen have shamefully neglect.
ed
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05
Court Of Common Pleas,
evil for shc E~wsrs~s sssfe Cssres-
ffeN.

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announcing ~ ~. e'' w. S.. 49,.
e's Ne '',, ~, =. $50, ...,;n.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

SoHE Of our squirrel hunters are looking
very lean over the new prohibition law. II
is strikingly strange ~ that people who do
nothing while busy, and hunt mt leisure
hours only. can't afford to pay the Court
three dollars each, for the few dead SPUR
rels that may he found in their possession.
~
Our Iius.onville fishermen must brace
themselves against temptation and viola.
ton Of law, before they start to Middleburs
again, ON a piscatorial excursion. The
creek neal this place, Is a Gvorite stream
for them to stop and seine out their min
nows, at which We have no objections, but
in the event they should accidentally catch
fine hog sucker, would Il no, strain their
moral courage TO the ninety nine one hum
ireths of their life, to take his dimensions
and then slide him back into the water.
PLEASE send Us round one Of those hyp-
ocrits that would strain at a gnat, for we
have very large Campbellite that ought
To be swallowed. We have been taught
that eamels were an honest kind Of ami
NAL, but this brute is an exception. lie
has been known, at least, to steal three
chicken hens from an old negro lady at
midnight. This creature is line specimen
for second class menagerie. Who will
invest?
The negroes Of this vicinity have rca-
sons to become offended at the proceedings
Of the Republican meeting at Hustonville,
in the choice Of delegates Ia represent their
precinct in The State Convention. Philip
Buster Burton, and Bani-ter Jones, are in.
ieligent men, and fully worthy Of high
place in their party, but why they should
be treated with this impartial contempt,
md the honors OF choice conferred upon
men who are 40 little informed in poliiica,
md legislative matters, remains yet TO be
old. The party can never be In It's glOri-
ms perfection until such procedure Is mod.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

In LUcK.-Col. w. A. Hoskins,
formerly of Danville. hut now living
in Georgia, has bought about 500
acres of land in that State, much Of
which yielded large quantities Of gold
in past years, and made many persons
famously rich, A correspondent Of
the Couier,Journoi, writing IRON that
region, says that Col. Hoskins has re-
opened the mines, ard with the aid Of
Convict labor is rendering these old
gold mines a real bonanza, and he
looks forward to the day when he will
be numbered among the bonanza
kings of the country. AS there are
no hostile indians on the war path
there, it is safer than the Black Hills
for gold hunters.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

AvArInnIrY.-This Is the word
when we come to consider the nomina-
tion of Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. Any body to win. Any
one to beat the party in power. We
have rich material from which to Sc
lect. In the North we have Tilden,
and in the West, Hendricks and Thur
man, ard Bayard is not the mental in
ferior Of either. Seymour says he
would not accept q nomination. Evil
IDENTIFY. the West prefers a Western
man, but We cannot believe that they
would refuse to accept Northern man
IL Western man is less available.
The North prefers Northern candid
ate, but we have no doubt that the e
people would heartily support a wes-
tern man, should he be shown to be
more available. The West has be-
come a power in the land. Her null
tiplicd and multiplying Thousands,
stand up and demand an equal show.
ing in the management Of National
affairs. New York is host within
herself, and her population and wealth
give her a power and prestige which
cannot be ignored. That Tilden can
carry that great State for the Demo
Gratis. is beyond question, but so could
Hendricks or Thurman, or Bayard.
The South presents no candidate. She
is content to bidc her time. and give
to any one who may receive the St.
Louis nomination, her best support.
In her down-trolden and misgoverned
condition, she lifts her head and hands
imploringly to that parry, and calls
aloud for succor. That she will rise
again from the ashes and take her
proper position among the sisterhood
Of States, is but u question of time.
Her cotton, her rice, and her sugar
ficlds, assert that fact. An honest adj
ministration IF the Government, and
a reform IN the civil Service, are wha,
she demands, accepting the situation
which now exists. loyalty. As fer
kentucky, this grand old State. ever
true to the interest of the Democratic
party, will give the nominee, whoever
he may be, whether he comes from the
North or West. or fiom any other sec
ton OF our ry, firm and undi-
vided support. Laying aside all Sec
tional differences, she will rally around
the banner Of the Democracy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

IT is not encouraging to those who
have the gold fever to be told by the
lead'r of the Black Hills party from
Louisville, who writes from Chey-
enne, d. T.. that almost every day he
hears of men and women being killed
and scalped by the Red Skins. lie
advises those who intend going out
there not to start before June, and
then only in squads of not less than a
hundred well armed and brave men
who will "stand to their guns" in any
and every emergency.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

The Khedive OF Egypt, has only
four wives. Abdul Azziz, Of Turkey,
has whole harem full, numbering
seventeen on an average. But ms the
Sultan of Turkey has been sick for
some time, with nervous complaint.
it is thought that he will "reduce his
forces" Brigham Young heads the
list with score or more, although he
is 70 years old.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

TnE Common Pleas Court for this
District will not be in good running
order for at least six months. The
transfer Of half of the cases from the
Circuit Court in each county. rs re-
quired by the law. will, necessarily,
take some considerable length Of time.
After that shall have been accomplish
ed, the cases will move along smartly,
and the dockets cleared within the
time set apart by the law. So say the
lawyers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

Nrxr Wednesday, at Up. ~, the
great Centennial Exhibition will open
at Philadelphia. Gen. Hawley, Pres
i,lcnt Of the Ger tennial Commission,
has written a letter n President Grant
announcing that al The buildings will
bcftady BY the opening day, and es-
pressing great satisfaction at the fiat
tering auspices under which the
grounds will be thrown open to the
public. The following Is the pro
grammc for the first day;
I. Centennial Inauguration March,
by Richard Wagner, Of Germany.
2. Prayer, by the Right Rev. Bish
op Simpson.
3. Hymn. by john G. whittieri
music, by John X. Payne, Of Massa
chu.stt.. Orchestral and organ nc
compartment.
L. Cantata, the words BY Sidney
Lanier. Of Georgia; music by Dudley
Buck, OF Connecticut Orchestral
and organ accompaniment
8. Presentation of the Exhibition
BY the President of the Centennial
Commission. 3D.
6. Address by the President Of tn,
United States.
The declaration that the Exhibition
is open will be followed by the raising
Of flags, salutes Of artillery, the ring
ing OF the chimes. and Handels ''Hal
lalujsh" chorus, with organ and or
chcstral accompaniment. The For
eign Commissioners will pass into the
main building and take places oppo
site their respective sections. Thu
President Of the United States an'
the guests Of the day will pass th.ougl
the main building. The Foreig'
Commissioners, upon the President
passing them, will join the procession
and the whole body will cross to Ma
chinery Hall. There, at the proPe
moment, the President will set in INC
ton the great engine and all Of tn
machinery CONNECTED Herewith.
brief reception by the President Of tn
United States in the Judges Pavilion
will close the formal ob,ervances o
the day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05
A pisrILLEnY owned by Maj. II,

A DlsrILLEnY owned by Maj. H.
ii. johnson. a brother Of Colonel j.
Stodlard johnson. in Woodford coun
ty, was set on fire last Tuesday, by
some parties rs yet unknown, and
harmed to the ground. There wer,
1900 barrels of whisky in the build
ing, which was all, likewise. destroyed
There was an insurance of 81 900 on
the building, and 1928, 800 on the wills
ky, which nearly covers the loss. DE.
teetives are on the tract of the incen'
diaries, with every prospect of catch
ing them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05
--LATEST NEss.-Belknap has bee

LATEST NEss.-Belknap has been
indicted by the Grand Jury of the
District of Columbia. tor accepting
bribed in his official capacity. His
case still hangs fire in the Senate, with
strong probability that it will be de-
cided that the Senate has no jurislic.
ton in the matter......A reduction Of
$4,000, 900 has been effected in the
Naval Appropriations. reduction
Of the Military expenditures Is likely
to be made to the amount Of 81 ,000,-
900 THE House has decide! to give
the contested third Illinois district
seat. to IeNloyne. a Democrat, over
Farwell. a Radical. in.rr arc eigh =
teen none contested seats to be decided
by the House The Committee on
the Revision of Laws have completed
their examination Of the omissions
and corrections proposed to the Stat
utes. sge Durham the Chair
ma1-/of this Committee. ..... The
President has named Olive Logan's
husband, Writ Sykes. as Consul at
Florence, Italy...."Hon. J 8 Black,
has written ieIIer refusing 10 allow
his name 10 be used a. a candidate for
Observation-Disclosures currency is
now worth from 2 10 per cent. more
in Cincinnati, than silver.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

lied, and ,omc highly pcrfumed and eourd
Drained negro be made primu' Fl pare.
Rsv. Mn. BARNES, Of IIus,cnvi'le
preached for us Sunday. Our congrvga-
,ioa wcsld 10 glad that he could come
sgsis. iIis manner h earnest, and his lss-
gusre poin,ed--the kiud tbs, We arc used
10, and the Kind that the world needs.
Rev. J. NJ. sALLrr, breaches at ihi.
place, every ist and 3rd Sundays, and at
Middlcburg on the 2nd and i,h.
SIMON pINxrox.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

BRAKEMAN won the two and a
quarter mile race at Nashville, We'd
nesday. in 4:20t. The mile dash was
won by Vanderbilt, in 1:53-a good
crowd in attendance at the races, and
the weather fair and pleasant. The
track has, however, been a little heavy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

IT is likely that another meeting of
the railroad ticket az, nts will be held,
to further reduce the fare to the Cen
tennial. BY all means it should be
put down to half rates. A reduction
of one-third is not sufficient to induce
people to attend.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

The Woman Is informed that Frank
fort is too small place for good Com.
panies like the ",Iary Breyer Combi-
nation" to visit. No city smaller
than STANFORD, is favored by that
Company.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

Mr.. THRocKMoRroN has offered a
substitute to Mr.. Culbertson's bill, to
rant an extension of time for the
completion Of the Texos Pacific Rail-
road, requiring so miles of that road
TO be completed each year, Westward.
and twenty miles Eastward, from their
respective termini.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

The Monument to Gen. II. T.. Lee,
to be placed in the square at Rich
mond, Va. will certainly be made, as
only $4,000 Of the s27 900, cost Of it,
remain to be subscribed. 1t will be a
splendid work in memory Of one of
earth's great and good mon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

TIE Cincinnati Commercial, is Of
the opinion that all the asses who en-
deavcr to gain newspaper notoriety by
walking to the Centennial, ought to
be put in the side shows along with
the big snake and fat woman, &c We
incline to the opinion, and think news
papers, who write up such foolishness.
are hard up for material to "fill up"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

We always did think that Times
and Kentuckian, Lebanon. had level
head-we are entirely convinced of it
now-afler its remarking that We are
making the INTERIOR Journal one
OF the best papers in the State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

The Boston forger, winslow, was
released by the British authorities.
who refused, through Lord Derby, to
give him up 20 be brought back here
for trial unless we would agree not to
try him for any other ofiense than
forgery, which Secretary Fish refused
TO promise.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

LoUIsvmLEs beautiful star, Miss
Mary Anderson, is playing this week
in Cincinnati, to full houses. The
papers of that city, join with those of
every city in which Miss Anderson
has acted, in singing her praises.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

BARBEr, the man who shot and kill
ed Henry Thomson at Georgetown
last Winter, and which was said at
the time to be a most provoked case OF
murder, has just been sentenced to
four years in the Penitentiary by a
Bourbon county jury. Verify, hang
ing is played out.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

CHARLOTTE CUsBMAS's will has
been admitted to probate at Newport,
RI She makes no public Request,
but deviscs her entire estate to her re.
lations and friends.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05
SUGAR LOAF
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
a miles from stanford, between Sugar Loaf and
Sandstone knohs
Jefferson Hale, Proprietor.

The water u lhese Springs Is pronounced b. Judges
10 cuniain iron Than that of any other spring
10 the stats. It, curative pgNers can he souebei
for by JuslSe Denny, Capt Richards aud othsrs
Whose families have tried n, With great advantage
To any per-ons In stanioId, dssiring this water,
viii deliver II daily or oflener, or, have ample
With eoiafrtshia board and lodging. slll
board caeb p.rsjn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05

ALI the railroads that terminate at
ST. Louis have agreed to one-half rates
fare to the delegates to the National
Democratic Convention.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-05-05
POLITICAL.

CRsB ORCHARD, Nv, May 81, 1876.
To Cei. r. r. mn
SrR-The people Of Lincoln county are
satisfied Of your eminen, fitness, in every
respect, to represent them in the next Con
gress Of the United States They are mo-
satisfied with the other gentlemen Who as
pirc to this position.
VIII you become candidate
REronN.
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CANDIDATES.

We are authorixs-i 10 snnaunce Jons u TnoNr.
soN, 81 Harro.isbury as a candidate Cor Judge Of
the neg Common Pleas Court In thi. District. sul-
lcct 10 any action he pemocratie Party may take.
VIZ are authorized TO announce CHARLES A..
HARDIN, of Harroishurg. Candidate tT Con-
rc-- IN tn. sth District, subject to tho sction Of
the Democratic party.
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THE latest style Of gentlemen's col,
lars are SO high il is almost impossible
TO turn the head while choked up in
one Of them.
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NoRTHcRAFT. who is charged with
the killing of Chandle~ the town
Marshal of Lebanon, has been admit
ted to bail in the sum Of ~ 600.
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io any one With the means 10 a. upa vatering
place, this property IL peculiaIy dcsirous. md |
viii dispose VI II AZ bargain. II contains 70 acres
u land. has several houses ca Il aud gDod
orchard, with a. out 400 treys.
II I'm JEITFRsoS uALP
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having secured the services of Miss Lucy Bee CITY Louis
v manage Millinery Department the Trade during the e
tire season. large and legant Stock Fashionable Millinery Fancy Goods
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THE health Of this village seems to be
improving. No new cases Of Scarlet fever
have been reported for several days. Colds
arc very prevalent, and from the extreme
ly unfavorable character Of the weather
are very severe.