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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

TaAr Prisce Of Clothiers, N. B. Tevis
E.q, Iefi for the cite. Yesterday. We did
not ascertain whether he vent to have his
wedding suit made or to bring smother
stock Of Spring goods.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

Pss.cHiSa.-Rsr.G CD. Archibald, DID,
will preach at the Presbyterian Church To
morrow Saturday morning and evening
and Sunday at II O'Clock. Amer the ser
mon on SUNDAY, the sacrsmcn, Of the
Lords SUPPER will be administered.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

A CAR load Of the hardest looking in.
dividuals that could ne gotten together,
passed up the road this week returning to
their homes They had been with RATS OF
saw logs to Nashville. All Of the Turkish
Bsth Soap, tina Campbell could bring to
this market, would not &c. of half the
mango that covered the faces and bodies OF
those men. Yet, they seemed to be as
happy as the happiest.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

PRrCiscT CosvESTIoSs.-T The Demo-
cratic Chairman Of each precinct in the
county, will call Convention at 2 O'Clock
tomorrow Saturday AT which voters may
express their preference for both the sena-
iorisl and the Legislative aspirants. Come
out and show your hand. The nomina-
tions will be made at County aud Dis
trict Convention at Stanford, on nett Mon
dsy, the 9th.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

You can find at the Millinery Establish
msnt Of John II. Craig, style. and Patterns
from the most fashionable Embellishments
N Fourth Street, Louisville, sel~cted by
Mis- Lucy Butterkeld.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

We have heard that the Tract Society
has been requested to send an Agent to the
West End 10 distribute Almanacs In order
that the citizens may know when Sunday
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

LkcyrRk.--Rev. J. ". Pratt, ofthe Cen
trail University At Richmond. will give .
free lecture at the Female College Chapel
tomorrow Saturday night. The public
sre cordially invited TO attend.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

GrSrLkxKS in need Of any thing in the
Gents Furnishing line, such I. shirts
slips. handkerchief, gloves, crsvs,., etc,
etc, can end all they want, Of superior
quality and at lov figures, at Hayden
Hro.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

MISS Lucy BurrERrisLp hs. returned
from Louisville and invite. her friends and
customers to give her q call at the Estab-
li,hment Of John II. Craig.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

REV, q. O. BAWSgs arrived from a very
prosperous meeting OF Glasgow Thursday,
aud will preach at the Cont House here o,
3 O'Clock Sunday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

TnE C. s. X. X, iron bridge across Pit
man creek, in Pulatki, was pu, up by the
Louisville Bridge and Iron Company in
just two weeks. This Company always
does its work quickly, promptly and sub
siau,ially, aud /. known as one Of the most
reliable Companies in their line in the
United States. The track Of the c. 5 R.R,
can now be laid about two miles further
when they will again be stopped by the
Dry creek rayine. An iron viaduct is to be
put across il by this Chicago Bridge Compa-
ny, who has been awarded the contract. Az
ter that is passed there will be no hindrane,
20 the track fors number of milss.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

Y,u wIIinnd Brlss. a Bp.., b. N. Fer.
~ A Goa, and Detroit Seed Goa, Garden
Seeds, at the p. y. Store.
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LOCAL w VS..

An election for Town Trustees will be
held tomorrow.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

A LARGE and complete assortment q
Garden Seeds al the =. q. Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

FoR sALs.-Be.t saddle horse In Ken.
tucky. y. u. MATHsSy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

Last month, there came to my farm, . small hay
horse, aou. IL hands high, of the Canadian breed.
The ovn.t can get hia BY proving property and
paying all ehsrgss including the Get VI thi. no
lice. LEwIs X. JONEs.
25o-tf stanford, Ky.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A STRAY MARE |!

TAKEN up by RICHARD WALTER, living about
siI miles north Of stamford, near white Oak school
Houee, one bay Mare, having no hesh-marts or
brands, valued at forty dollars.
Given under my hand this 2ist dsy Of Mzrch,
1871. NJ. D. HUGHES, J. r. L. c.
264-tt
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sUsssEss NOTICES.


iO,OOO shingles At A. Ovsleys, cheap.
tackle
Ponds extract Tor hheumsusm. Try w.
PsiSrs IN endless vsnety hst cents o.
J. HAS. IL. shsnhs.
Toy Wagons for boys 81 " Joesch o. An
derson and Mehooer's'
ro,r so.r.-A l.,v. aud new .,,,l,
III Anderson MeRoberts.
o ~. Ia, .,.., 100 MI.
81 Ia. r., al a. L. 6sure.
wv" '"'' wv '-' - WV 'A
49, 80, -
go 10 Ander-op A McRol,erts for all
kinds and colors u Extra Mixed Paints
Fo. ebeap and 6r.,.cls.. sprins and
Summer Goods, go 10 J. n. a y. ~ shsnks.
-.
W9. Younger Cos India Pale Ale
,r,s.'
J. w. As. " sHASKs are ju., recsivins
Q fine stock Of new Spring aud Summer
Goods.
LARsn ner supply OF Machine Nee
dies, for Gil Mschine', 81 Anderson a NC
Roberts
s
,oa Syi
E.I,,.
N"s"A""''
I.v,,rr.,. ;.,d.n Sod. Isrs,. fresh
SOL h, n.,s,. .,d bulk. Al Anderson a
NeR,h.,,s
Al
PHyucfAys prescriptions and Pharma-
seuticsi preparations, q specially at =. X.
thsnsults.
-. ,,,.
- "."s. -, ~ r;.,oia C.,,;d.s.
and Gallery.
= IL ., s.d
a.. ',,.. -, -. w.r,.n,.d
s,
o'
u.xp~ov. .,oct Of every thing in IN.
J.vsI,, linz n, FIR Ch,nault',. At les.
H., s;,x n,;,..
A pun article Of Ape Brandy for ned
ical purposes Tor sale by T. 5. Elkin, at the
Commercial Hotel Bar.
Lemons anime pye,o ' A' '1", W.
dyeins anyth,nr, at - cents per oo''e' "
Anderson q Neh"osr'-'
Tw.x,x.,v NJ C,oou.t q, 81 eta
sI"
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Any pCfsoa ~ liable, who shall TAIL 10 comply
With The hl,g'aas requirements, -il bs salgst "a
ssNrTe IssAalties.
rsrs,is ef hrms liahlv 10 pay any of the s,s lal
IaSos named abors, uiu apply ~ JAMES \. bA-
Wis, NuIle,tH - Internal Rrsenuv, al SlanfarJ.
ny, and psy tH and przuTo the spscia-rsx
stanP az StampA they Dcsd, pflor ~ MAJ I, 49,,
and WITHOUT FURTHER NOfitE.
slecial-Tax stamp viii be- transmitted by uiail
only On rsscipi ifon the Jsrsoa % nrm ordrfiak
tbs same ui specihe diTseilans 10 da. iasslhss
With the nsees>Ary psasiags STAMPS &c ihs shi unt
required 70 pay the l.slsge. Tbs pssi-ss IA ens
lit u desired that ihss b. transmitted By resA.
tered mall ien cenis additlonsl shoald sece0lpssy
the application. GkELA n kAtA,
Comniissiansr VI Internal hsssoae
oTPl'toF IsrssfsI RrvtstI
wash naon. D. a Janutrg =. lt.s -si
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THE CELEBRATED "BUFFALo"
STEAM GRIST HILLS!

collected and satisf.s,iea susssssssd. ar.Aaas
come again. [i7o-iti JOHN W. ROUT.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

Eight bap,isms at the River Sunday af-
ternoon, the result Of a series Of meetings
held at Preachersyille Church, K
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
Announce AesitS,

Don't forget the picnic benefit to-day
at The Highland House, tor MI. Il /. Do
lam one oil the sufferers by the Pelstring
lire.
The Cincinnati & Mt. Washington
Narrow-gauLe road will have their track
la,d and cars running TO Mt. Carmel by
the 20tn oi this month.
President Rheinhardt, of the United
Singing Society. is to be serenade1 to-
nlght, BY Brands Band, Allison street,
between Walnut and Vine streets.
Th workln men CT The Second Ward,
Walnut Hills VIII, have mass meeting
ON Wednesday,, Night SepI. l., at lhe
junction of Montgomery ana reading
r pads. Z. Ii. Clark and l.. A. hIne VIII
peak.
An excursion train will leave the G..
Ii. q b. Depot at 1880 on Wednesday
ness the unveiing of The Soldiers Mon.
um mt, at the "Aome," in Dayton, for
&l 90 the round trip.
The soldiers OF Franklin, OHIO, In
connection Win the FIRST and Sec.
upd y .lu Volunteer InIantry are MAX
gtX ensiVe arrangements for their re.
union WAlon taxes place on the 19sh
INST.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ci ty OF the Cincinnati Presbytery will
aoli an all-day meeting at Avondaie
Wednesday, beginning at 10 A. NJ. The
LADIES' Will ue addressed IN tue atterncor
by Hiss Il tnkin, formerly OF Mexico
and well known as IA pioneer in womaRs
AOlk.
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dismissed; Emmet Cunningham, 20
days; James Cunningham, dismissed; /;
Theodore Alberts. SO; Anna Kern, dis
missed; Robert Williams and Thomas
Smith, continued to Sept. IA, bail $2j
each; Daniel Dayler, costs; Bernard
Leonard, 50; Samuel Coleman, S5; Mary
F. Euds, $5U-3O days.
Yagrancy-Annie Brooks ana Nellie
Lewis, continued to Sept. Is; Mary
Jackson, 30 days.
Assault and Battery-Johu Moran,
continued to September 19, bail $25;
George Oltenbach, Continued 10 Septem-
Der Is, oail S25; Diana Fisher, dis
missed.
Miscellaneous-Mollie Weaver, keep
ing house OF lll-tame, continued TO Sep.
tembef Is; Harry olerry, shooting with
inIent to kili, dIsmlssed; Herman and
MIS-, Strothman, and Mrs. AckerpOult,
boring Vici us dog, dlsmissed; Aug.
BIackson, shooting with intent to wOund,
dlsWIsseu; mary Lotus, mcOrrigibiiIJy,
dismissed; Mary Lorenzo, petit larceny,
continued to September Is; WI.
liam Williams, carrying con.
cealed ana deadly weapon, 50;
Harry Sterry, murder in first degree,
examination waved, no bail; George
Wise, cruelty TO animals, $40; ii. Smith,
atlas sLrotRkamp, petit larceny, $50 and
30 days; Aug Penheman, abusing lam.
~, 30 days; u. n. Griflin, SAM, con.
Linued TO sept. ID, own recOgnIZance;
Joseph Miller, bu gary, held 10 answer,
bail 500; CLaS. Williams, common tibet
Nc, SoO aud ~ days; SOPHIA Parbam,
narUo lg Vicious dog. continued "
Sep 10; William SULLIVAN, ioiteriUg, 500
ana ~ uays.
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baen ordered by Council to bowider the
space between the tracks.
Lou. BeauchRmp lectured three night 8
OF last week at Winchester in the inter-
est OF the temperance cause.
The Republicans held a meeting in
Beckett Hall last night, which was ad-
dressed by Mr.. Vogeler and others.
Pat. Burns, OF Ludlow street, has an
addition to his family circle. 1t has
made considerable noise in the world
already.
George Earharps favorite horse yes
terday slipped and fell down, throwing
the rider, young man, who was cOnsid-
erably injured.
The resignation OF John Schelly, COun-
Gilman from the Fourth Ward, was last
night accepted by Council and new
election Uruered.
Schrichte u Baker pay $500 tor the use
of the ground Oh the oppOs le side oil the
road from the County Far Grounds
during the days OF tue coming Fair.
Council last NJ ght rejected the bid for
furnishing gas on grounds that they
were not according 10 the specification,
ana Instructed the Clerk to advertise
for new proposals..
Miss Belle FisKen, who has been
spending the past two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. PEBBLES, OF cincinnati, is
expected home Thursday.
A call has been mace by the United
presbl terrain Curcl to Rev. Balu, OF
Chicago, who for the past three Sab
ba, his has preacAed in that church. Tue
call viii most likely be accepted.
Quite pleasant little gathering OF
SaUUalh- ,chOOl workers ana others mel
last nIgut at The residence OF Mrs.
al hlchinnay. Fourth street. Ine refresh
ments were no small part of the enter,
taIument.
LEXINGTON. ky.
j. Fletcher Johnson has returned
home.
MIR. c. W. Bradley has returned from
New York.
phe Park will be open, weather per-
mltting, Tonight.
Miss Sidney sayre has returned home
from an extended "Trip 10 Europe.
Miss Emily Mason, of Paris, France
Is visiting Mrs. Il. W. Woodruff.
Court day was we'll attended yester
day, and sLock sold well UP 70 things.
An excursion train passed through
this city Sunday from Ludlow 10 tnt
Towers.
The gentlemeRs trot, announced tt
come of to-day al. the Fair, will no
| come OF Til Friday evening.
The largest advertising sigu-board il
Kentucky has recent b zen erected by
our eltGrprlsIng me chants, LOUIS ana
Gus St,aus, opposite the Far GtDund
entrance. They are the heaviest auver
| Users in the State.
The Goldsmith Maids trot at the Fail
| Ground yesterday was not success
IAe t. ack, owing 10 ram III the m Jrnlng,
was heavy, aud The Time Was therefore
| slow; ON, t"o miles were lroLted, {
| first in 2:3!M aud the second IN 2:31A
with Iunn.ug mAte, tuoroughuie eu
out OF MIR. Forte's stable. lle crowL
as large aud nightly dlssatisted witt
| Buud Dublc'a performance.
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The S8ufts.
UNITED STATES.

Fred. Deck tbaugh was arrested yes
teruay by the United States Marshal
for manufacturing in the Covington Dis.
trict and removing therefrom Il still con-
trary to the revenue laws. HIS eXamin-
alton by Commissioner Hooper was
postponed. He gave $500 to answer lor
MS appearance.
The creditors of'Frank, Oahs s. Co.
filed a petition yes .erday, praying Tor
AN adjudication in bankruptcy again t
that iirm. The creditors claims amount
TO SOB S6.
COMMON PLEAS.
DEGREES Tor divorce were granted as
follows: Josephine Schultz from Robert
Schultz; Henry Boltzhauser from Gre.
seDzta Boltznauser; Eliza Hillyer from
Isaac Hillyer. The following cases were
taken under advisement: Mary G Greayes
against Robert g caves; Mary Wagner
against John Wagnqr; Ffank Ii. Kieler
agains Caroline X eier. Iu the case Of
George Weldner aSalnst Mary WeiG-
ner II decree was refused.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Will Williams, S..
Thos. Higgins, dlsmsjcd;
Disorderiy Conduct-A. j. Buscher,
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Kentucky, 1872 new at 81 l5al6 90 IL old at IS 9Oa
IA ~ for common smokers to fne cutting lea.
At the Globe Warehouse-ly2 hh is and boxes,
lsS hhds cutting tobacco: 9i hhds Ohio
new at So 6Oal7; 81 hhds Kentucky: new at
So 5gal3 25, old at 81 6OL7 % for common
smokers to good cuttin2 leaf; 4 hhds Missouri
at ~ 75ly 30; boxes new West Yirgaia lugs
at 50 90a3 i5 At the Miami Warehouse:
139 hhds and 10! boxes; l39 hhds and .
boxes cutting t0Dacco II hhds Ohio new
at 81 S0al2 %; 12l hhds KENTUCKY new;
73 at $3ais: ~ nhds owen County ~ s. 0ja
3 70. [ II conlaon smokers TO rNe cutting leaf:
80 cases cigar leai-75 cases Wisconsin at 81 80
ala II cases ONO at 81 Sjll3 IS, eases Con-
nectCu at $25 IS for common smokers to line
hlllng ana wrappers.
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lings, 6a9c: new Western, lOaI5c. Coffee quiet
and steady. Bio, cargOes, 16ysa23Zc. gold:
jobbng, l6na2.c, gold. Sagar quiet and firm:
ialT to goOd refining, STas1c; prime, SIC; re-
fined l0Aa1lhc. Molasses quiet ana uB-
changed. Rice steady and in good
demand PetrOleuh: reined. 14e;
cruie, nc. Tallow firm at l-l6aSLc.
Strained resin unchanged. Spirits OF turpcnfne
quet at So 4 assoc. Eggs heavy: Western lsa
81 25. Beef quiet: Western long cleAr mid
dies QuieU at 7i<C. Lard nrm: Prime steam.
9.l5a9 NC; October, 9i5a9.@0c. Butter steady:
Western lUa2lc. Cneuse Iirm at 5al25. " hIsky
steady at 81 H.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. II, lS77.

CINCINNATI, Sept. II, lS77.
The market has been firm and fairly active
during this past week. The offerings were
generally OF the better grades, Which are in
good demand. The total offerings at auc-
ton for the week were l,l26 hhds and l4
boxes. as follows: At the Morris Warehouse
-302 hhds anu 6 boxes: 300 hnds cutting
tobacco, 27O hhds Kentucky: 103 new at
$3 4Oa24 81, 1S old at $6 25al6 70. l4v hhds Owen
County: at So 4Ua3 81, rs at $4al 95, 46 at $6a
7 g., 80 at sSa9 90 ~ at $i0ai4 IS, IL at 6a24
~ hhds OHIO new at 80 l0a9 25 for common
smokers to fine cutting leaf. hnds West Vlr-
gInia at $3a6 80. s boxes Indiana at 81 81
At the Bodmann Warehouse-25 hhds and d
boxes: 2l7 hhtis cutting tobacc0-S5 hhds Ohio
new. at "a %; l62 hnds Kentucky: LII hhds new
at "a l0ai6, DO hhds new Owen County, at
81 10a26 for common smokers TO fancy cut
ting leaf; casks Southern Inliana, at $2a
3 40; hhds new West Virginia, at $24a
27 90, al cases Ohio seed leaf, at SO lOa4 80
tor common smokers to medium wrappers.
At the Planters Warehouse $50 hhds cutting
tobacco: los hhds Ohio at So 25a2l 75 i34 hhds
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11

In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EA STEIN
ADVERTIS ERSIN THE STAR, MR.. e. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. " ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will Dc
branch Office OF the STAR. Mr.. Snfen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor In our
name
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Sept. u-i:sO p. NJ

CINCINNATI, sept. 1l-I:9J Il. M.
Gold steady at lO34 buying ana l043s selling,
and gold cheeks di avn On New YORK at !u3sG.
Eastern exchange steady. MOderata OGGf-
ings and quiet at par buying and 10 premium
selling.
Sterling dull and rates unchanged. Sight
d ats arc drawn at 81 S6>s, and sixty -day bills
at 81 S34i per in gold.
Governments steady and quiet. The local
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11

ln InJi is, D;,,,
"no "eie III "PP'iN =
ing Judges of elections to make thell
appolntlA nts to-day.
The following are the additional name
rauorLed:
THIRD WARD
A e. Carr, uenry Wernke, Henry Geist
B-F. D. NoDei, H. ID Bio1Kman.
C-thll. opaGth' henry beCkman.
D-August ll"lshef, refhard 2chulten.
cru hllinpel' yollh III Ceinon'
F-Jame9 NAL oy, Achfy 'chlot hdn.
G-ffed' MoilehKamp' On lst. Benns.
NINTH WARD.
A-John Boake, VIM. LOder, II. McCollum.
B-J. III. Koch, Z. Barnhurn.
CDR M. CaSsett, geo. Soaring.
D-J. G Leinlnger, W. G. om tn.
-lsau ro Simon, Z. f. Audreos.
F-Jonu MCGltl, isaac Marks.
TENTH WARD.
\, &c.,, ~, .,., ,r, NJ.
ri fmmnhnnor.1 $40 ,;I, Ing
DH IT GarIsau Al t,,,chhniz
E-F. Giemser, +. r. Krnnar'
F-E, tiuIbardt. Il. StInkiniI.
ELEVENTH "AHD'
A-Jac. Doll, j. j. ADbill, IOs. Jacob.
B-Con. VI h',er' Auain hohlah'
~ Nasi.' ,', o. :" "itSeh; H.
D-yoi,H u 0o"io.n, S - hooniH. IN
Z r. ". oGhWehKei' r. Jacobs
F-e' lio1 1nooi sol' l. 9o'oii'
FOURTEENTH WARD.
A-Chas. ocnoDe, PM. kreaborh, f. Heile
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Cincinnati Llye stOck Market.


The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past "A hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Receipts. ......,...... llOl 2237 2lS2
Shipments. 163 546 400
HOGS-Steady market ana firm. Common
sell at 81 5Oa4 s., fair 10 z, Cd lghtS5 lOa5 &c,
fair to good yacklng s. OOa5 IS, and select
butchers s. 3Oaj AZ per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Market uulet and firm. Prices
unchanged. Selling at S2a2 Is. for common
81 0Ja3 Is for medium, $4a5 for good 10 choice,
and $5 s5a5 So for extra shipping per GENITAL.
SHEEP-Are in moderate demand and
market steady at previous prices. WeSquote
common,$2 25a3 %, AMI good TO choice 50 j0a
4 per cen al gross
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Cincinnati Type Foundry Go.
c. WELLS, Treasurer.

201 VINE STREET.
soy The type Tor this paper comen
from this FSnMdrV.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11

Inc following ls the 80 X. M. report OF New
\ ork stock Market AS received Uy lea, SteT-
reLt u Co., 23 Vest rh!rd street:
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JUDGES of EGIECEIDN,

More Names, W shica Nearly COm-
piete the Lis..
Mayor Moore Il lew days ago issued al
order tor the Trustees OF the diff rent
wal ds who were delinquent in appoint
ing Judges of Lotions to make their
appulntiA nts to-day.
The following are the additional names
reported:
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The following are the receipts and shipment.
of live stnrk for Lnn L.lSt "a hnnra.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-12-12
The Lions Share

"GRowLING.-Alreadr there are mutterings
as to the large share Rithland has In the dis
tribution of the State officts-thclion'S They
are as follows: Governor, Treasurer. AttOr-
n~ey-Gcncr1l, Superintendent Of Education,
Chief Justice, Associate Justice, Superintcnd-
ent Of the Penitentiary, Clerk and Assistant
Clerk OF the House and Assistant Clerk OF
the Senate. Why is this thus?-'Phocnix."
The question so %pertinently asked by
our excellent contemporary Is too hard
for solution. Ask us an easier one.
And yet the Phocnir, by covertIy sug-
costing the familiar fahle. makes an
"insinuendo" which perhaps would
afford an answer, satisfactory to the
modest people Of Richland. however
humiliating to the rest of the State.
If the middle county represents the
lion, what counties are supposed to
represent the ass and the fox respcc-
lively? Richland stands for the lion
and is the midland county between
the Up-country and the Lo~w-country.
1t is to be inferred that the long-eared
embodiment of stupidity and the
sharp-nosed personification Of cunning
are represented by those latter less
fortunate sharers in the spoils. But
which stands for which? The Phocnia,
has asked us a poser; we reply Scotticc
by asking another. Certainly Rich
land has obtained the lions share of
the State offices and "why this is
thus" we cannot understand: but we
humbly admonish that county to bear
its blushing honors worthily, or per-
haps another fable will be suggested
in which asinine vanity clothed itself
in q lions skin.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-12-12

or for a law to secure it to them. They
to forget that all that Is necessary
to reduce the rate Of interest is 10 les
sen the risk of lending. If all bor-
would pay, if all securities
were good. seven per cent. would be
as profitable to the money lender AS
twelve per cent. is at present. We
have always thought money Il lnarkcta
commodity, to be handled as other
commodities, subject to fluctuations
in value at differenttimes and in differ.
cnt countries. Assuch it ought t" he
left free, if the tencts Of political econ-
um:T' are to he held as right. History
200 would teach that mony should he
left free; for it is a fact that when
nsury laws have been in force, being
necessarily imperative, then rates OF
interest were really highest. The
Koran forbids interest Is q coilse-
uuelIcc nowhere are rates of interest
higher than in Mohammedan coun-
tries. This result is natural. When
money is free, the interest charged
comprises only two items, the clea:
profit for Use, and the premium for
risk. But when money is chained and
muzZled, the interest charged com
prises three items-thc clear profit for
use, the premium for risk in lending,
and the extra premium for danger in
evading the law. 1t is best to look
the matter square y in the fnce.
Usury laws are coufessedly inopcra-
tive. They have always been and will
always be evaded. New York has
her usury law; and yet money is
nearly as dear there as here, although
indirectly. Pass the Usury Bill, and
borrowers will help lenders to devise
ways and means of evading its pro-
visions, and money will command
higher rates because of the additional
risk run in lending it.