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DO you want a Cook, Washer, House Ser
want, C0Rchman, or iiELp OF any kludI
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VII On lhcy cannot get elsewhere IN tue city ,
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To tho Citgaus. Merchants, TiadeSrcnpla.
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ny, We appeal TO patronage, and we guar
hntee prompt attention anu oourtouua Lrnnt-
meut 10 all.
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From this list it appears that love has
caused more suicides than whisky,
ill.health, or domestic troubles. Not n
bnd argument against local option, an
old soaker might say.
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The Cincinnati Commercial has the
following list of suicides in the United
gtataa far tho vaar 1876.
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~, Dallas POstUlhCu, Jau6
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a. GALE BEAM one Mode .Comblunllou
, cate n, am. Ih' finder VIII cOutor a
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AN &iO acres OF Lard, Uue-third tim-
u bei, situated IN the Nurt".w,HJ corner
~ trceNt Ne county, Adjoining Workman
station on the LOur on and Texas Cent? Il
aud necessary Ouildin S ON lhe pl zee. the
above described premises VIII ne sofa Cutul..
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E'O Punch SEA house and ten or
L twenty acroS of Land, within Lw> mn, !
Ot the Courthouse. Address, Herald Office.
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Miscellaneous Wnois,

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Ia the town of bNucub,rr, Il teen milV,
huuth OF Dallas. Gnud dwelling, II .bes tuu
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

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L. % pah.u..u a,, ,.om..
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$50 W..h,.n,o,,,, h;.,h a.r IN
that ,,.v IN an. VOC, I7so is IVA.
ho,n sm.r;o.r. dol;ch, IN colshr..
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

MANY Radical politicians are in IA
vor of the "Alien and Sedition law"
of old. In these days of usurpation
and press muzzling, we are not sur
prised to know that Grant and his
bad advisers threaten to have the pa
per, known as the Washington Cdpi
toll suppressed, and the editor, Don
Piatt, prosecuted for SANDER and ar
rested for reasonable utterances. The
Radical press glory in giving promi-
nence to certain extracts from that
able and independent journal, and in
greatly exagerating and emphasizing
what it says against the rascally and
fraudulent doings of the minions of
the party yet in power. France, du'
ring the days OF the Commune. made
no severer threats against the liberty
of the press than the present "dynas-
ty" in this boosted free Republic now
make. Truth is mighty, and will
prevail" Let them muzzle the press
if they dare-let tn IN arrest the edit.
ors of outspoken journals-the honest
sentiment of the people will be up.
held
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CELESTE AND OTHER SKETCHES. -
This is the title OF a very interesting
book, recently published by Messrs.
Hopper n Knott, Of the Lebanon
Standard, to whom we are indebted
for copy. The scenes described date
back to the early history of Casey coun-
ty, and are both instructive and anus
ing. Its author, Mr.. j. =. Rife, of
Marion. now over seventy years of
age, deserves the highest praise for the
faithful portrayal of events of Eye old
en- time" which should be appreciated
handsomely by the rising generation.
The book is tor sale at the office of the
Standard, and also by our esteemed
correspondent, Rev. j. A. Boyle, at
Hustonville. Price so cents. Get a
copy by all means, for you will not on.
ly be repaid by work worth double
the money. but he conscious OF assist.
ing a worthy old gentleman to obtain
the necessities of life.
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$500 ~ -
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,s '. ~, M. ~ 49, Wv 'ee'
'V"s WV, "."s', s' -, ao'' ''.
'o" :, ~ -, $50" -
Of excited men who consresated about the
public square. The homicide vas at once
committed to jail, aud the trial set for 2
O'Clock on Wednesday.
Observation-Disclosures,
months; Eve children, q wife, a mother-in
law, sister and .istsr.in-law.
Several gentlemen from thi. place went
down to Danville on Tuesday evening to
receive degrees at the RYAN Commsndery.
No sc,,,., r.x., "a, 4, ,h;. v;c;r;,r
a, ,s.., mo, ot,ho u,i;,n,n, ,rn. I, =, III
I'm FRIDAY the remains OF Mr. Richard
"arren' '"nse'' en''d were committed
70 '"e ear'h q, the cemetery IN 'h's place
"ra' "mPa'n! was 'e" W ."e community
'o' '"e a'"'c'ed parents a''ho"sh Tear OF
eo",st''n P'e'e"',' many pe''o"' 'r'm at
'e"'"s 'ne ".' "e p'asne was new
81 "o,e u'e'oe" qua" scarce rese' seems
10 oe oy 'he mo'hers'n TINS ''c'ni'y'
H. n II, -, $. xs, a.
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DANIEL F. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey. q. A.
II III f S U N.
NEW YORK. IR7

The different editions Of TnE sus during the next
year, will be the sane ~ during the year that has
lust passed. The daily edition will on week days
be sheet Of isur pages, and on Sundays sheet Of
eight pages or SO broad columns while the weekly
edition will he q sheet Of eight pages OF the same
dimentions and character that are already familiar
THE sus will continue to he the strenuous advo-
cate Of reform and rslrsnehInent and u the sub
situation OF statssnAnship. wisdom, and integrity
for hollow pretenee, inibecility and fraud In the
dInnistrsiion Of public Affairs. II will contend
for the government OF the people by the people and
Tor the people as opposed 10 government BY frauds
Ia the baiOt-bOx and In the counting OF votes en-
forced by military violence. II will endoavor TO
supply its resders-a body nov not FAR from a mil
lion 0f souls-with the most careful, complete, ard
uusi~ort accounts Of current events, sud will en-
ploy Tor this purpose a numerous and esrs.ully
selected stan ~ reporters and correspondents Its
reports iron, Washington, especially will lie full,
accurate, and fearless and u will doubtless con-
tinus " deserve aud snjoy the halri Of those who
thrive BY plundsring the Treasury OF BY usuTping
what the Las does not give them. while will sn-
a-avor TO merit the eonhdsnee Of the public BY de-
ending the rights Of the people sgainst The co.
err achment of uniustihed possr.
The price Of the daily sVs will be IS cents
month OF g. so year, post paid OF viii 'hs Sun
The srSDAr edition alone. eight Psss., sac a
year post paid.
The " skkLr sus, eight page 81 50 broad col
umns, will he furnished during isT7 at the rate Of
The bensht eftSi. lars. redaeuon from the preyi-
ydual subscribsrs without the Necessity of making
up clubs A. the same tis4s, N any Of our friends
Choose 10 aid In extending cur circulation We shall
he gT.teiul 10 than. and every such person Who
ssnds 40 ten OF snhsinbers from one place Will
he entitled 10 one copy Of the paper for himsslf
Sithout charge. A.. Ne dollar year, postage paid,
the expense Of paper aud printing are barely
nIsid aud, considering the si1s 81 the sheet aud
III. quality Of lie eonisnts are conhdent the POO
pie sill consider TnE wEEKLr srs the cheap
eat newspaper published In the w. rld and we uust
slso one Of the va hest
Adde'S, mi II = Nts leTk Oty, y. IL
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

As usual, poor old Mexico is in a
great turmoil. Half a dozen aspirants
for the Presidency OF that badly gov
erned country are fighting for supre-
macy. Diaz, Lerdo, &C.. are strug-
Cling for the mastery. The strongest
man will win. Hayes should go over
and take lessons. He will need them,
in order to enable him TO glide along
in this country as the Chief Execu-
tive who was placed in power BY fraud
and villainy.
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IT is rumored that Governor Tilden
intends to take the case as to who was
fairly elected President to the Supreme
Court Of the country. If there are
any legal means of investigating the
strange and one-sided conduct of the
Tribunal, Mr.. Tilden owes it to the
country and to himself 10 use those
means with all the powers at com.
msnd. In short, he will appeal from
the Tribunal to a full bench Of the
Supreme Court. The appeal will in
volve a construction by tina. Court of
the Electoral Bill, and "whether the
decision TO exclude evidence was the
proper construction of the Bill and Of
tho Constitution" Whether the full
bench Of the Court will be able to lay
aside party bias or not, is extremely
doubtful. Would Bradley and Strong
and Miller Ego back on their record?'
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The Texas Pacific Railroad bill,
has been placed in a silent corner OF
the Congressional Archives for the
present. The friends of the bill will
not urge its passage during the remain
der of the session, which is nearly
over. 1t will be brought forth again
at the next session, and hopes are en-
terisined that it will finally receive
the aid which is 50 much desired from
the government. We predict that
it will become a law within year.
We do not see whya Southern Repre-
sentative can vote against il.
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Nor satisfied with getting Eliza
Pinkston, of color, to enter upon the
political stage as tragedienne, the
Radical party sent man named Wei.
don, all the way down from Philadel-
pbia to New Orleans, last week, to
shoot Packard, the would.be Governor
Of Louisiana. Packard was slightly
wounded in the knee, and Weldon re.
ceived slight shot in the side, from
a pistol in the hands of some one pres
ent at the time. Weldon is prouounc-
ell to be man who was crazed with
villainous stimulants at the time he
shot Packard.
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GRANT has begun to trench, here
lately, in view of his speedy leaving of
the White House. 1t is said that he
will give no more entertainments of
any kind, but on the 81 of March will
fold his tent like Arabs and silently
steal away to his home in the West,
and after a while. go over to England
10 see Sortoris, his rich son-in-law.
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a N,ro.s.s Order.

Has II come 10 this ut last, that the
Tree white people of this country nre
Forbidden 10 celebrate the birthday Of
him, who founded our liberties, and
broke the shacklcs anil chains from
the people " the thirteen colonics'
Such Is the shameful fact, and the peo-
pie Of one Of the most gallant and
patriotic Of the original thirteen States
have been ordered peremptorily, by
Grant, through his War Secretary.
Cameron. not to assemble and cele-
brate the birthday Of Washington.
The order sent by telegraph to Gen.
Black, the commander Of Federal
troops stationed at Charleston. South
Carolina, is said to have been clothed
in bitter and in ulting language. Not
content with exercising the power
conferred upon him as commander Of
the army, he must needs exhibit his
spleen and hatred toward the people Of
that ill-starred State, by giving a pos
tive order in language beftting the
tongue of a petty despot. The blow,
we take il, was not aimed so much at
the memory Of the illustiious dead,
as at the State Of South Carolina,
whose white citizens, remembering the
noble deeds of the immortal Washing
ton, desired to show their apprecia-
ton Of the liberties which he gave
them, but which have been partly de-
stroyed by the party of which Grant
is the head. Gov. Hampton, on re-
ceiving the order from commander
Black, at once issued a proclamation
to the people who had made all need
full preparations to celebrate that day
which every patriotic American citi.
zen loves to honor, and teach the ris-
ing generation TO revere; advising
them, as lovers Of law and order, TO
abandon their contemplated celebra-
ton until a more suspicious time.
Gov. Hampton's proclamation is in
keeping with the man, whose patriot.
ism is of that unsullied type which
the Father of his Coun-
try. The tyrant's order will be obey
ed. Let it he sounded abroad that
the people of the sovereign State have
been denied the patriotic privilege of
celebrating the birthday of him who
was first in peace, first in war, and
first in the hearts Of his countrymen.
Had the Radicals, white and black,
proposed to do what the South Caro-
lima Democrats desired, there would
have been no order sent there, such rs
is a disgrace to us as a nation. Step
by step, the Radical heads Of the De
partments of Government are walking
over our liberties--link by link are
they forging the chains which will
bind US closer and be more Calling
than those which Washington and his
sundered in King Georges
time. If our country should survive
the next four years of Radical rule,
we trust that there will be such a
change in rulers as to place us as a
people, beyond the evil designs of bad
men.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

On Wednesday, the Electoral Tri-
bunal reached Oregon. The two sets
of certificates were presented. OBJ
jections were made and an argument
begun. The Republicans were anx'
ious to rush the matter through, but
an extra session was expected.
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IT is sad indeed to know tn at the
National Bank Of Franklin, Indiana,
has been utterly rnined by the default
of its cashier, Taylor. BY his mis-
takes the Bank loses sl76, 900 with
only $4,000 of assets, with which
to pay that great sum. Taylor is now
insane, and is laid to be II most pite-
able spectacle.
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Now mark what we tell you Grant
will pardon the last whisky-ring ras-
cal that Bristow caused to be sent to
the Penitentiary before he lets go the
reins Of government. "Poor Joyce.
nov ia the Missouri State prl,on. will
be as free as a bird on the mountain
in less than two weeks
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ne Dse ~ Swss
The die has not only l,eea cast, bat
the Rub;cun is crossed Hayes And
Wheeler src to he President and Vice
President Of the United States for
four years, beginning ~ the 9th Of
next month. Our Republic is hun
dred year. Md, Never before, has a
man bsea placed In the exalted posi-
ton Of President Of this country, by
fraud and treachery. Immediately
sfler the late election, Grant, our
present Executive, said that no man
should he willing to accept his posi-
ton, who could be placed there BY
fraud. Notwithstanding this manly
utterance, he has acquiesced in the
venal efforts which have been made by
his PARTY toplsce Hayes lathe seat
which he will soon vacste. He called
around him the army and navy, of
which he is the Chief head, in order
70 be prepared to insugurate the man
whs has been decided entitled to the
plsce by mere party vote of the
Electoral Commission. We presume
that the Inauguration will take place
without opposition from the outraged
Democratic party. With bowed
heads, and in very shame at the venal-
ity Of the eight men on the Republic
can side Of the great Tribunal, the
seven men on the other side, backed
by a large majority of Forty Millions
Of freemen in this country, will, no
doubt, witness the contamination of
the foul wrong. Four long years
must pass before the people of this
Country will have a chance to put the
seal of condemnation upon such n
monstrous Outrage. But the time will
come, surely. though slowly. when
Bradley. the now known to be. I'M
scrupulous Judge. will receive such
reprimand from freemen. as to con-
sign his name and memory to eternal
Disgrace. And Wells and Sherman,
and those who aided them in the con-
summation of a plot so diabolical and
wicked, as the giving Of the certificates
Of election to Hayes and Wheeler, of
the great State of Louisiana-what
shall, and should be said Of them?
The whole crew, from Wells to Brad
ley. and all of the lesser lights in
Radical politics, who have aided and
abetied in bringing about this great
National disgrace, will go down in
history with blight and stigma upon
their name,-as men who would sell
the honor and fame Of their country
for gold. The meanest criminal who
was ever arraigned before n bar of
Ju'''oe ~ N '' - ~
oo"n"'' nus "e''' ~ . "a
hearing. But in this glorious Repub-
lie, we witness the Notifying specta.
Gle Of a great, and supposed tn be,
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

TUESDAY, Rear Admiral Louis NJ.
Goldborough of the United States
Navy, died in Washington. Within
the last FIVE weeks, six Admirals have
"shuffied off this mortal COIL"
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SEVERAL Life Insurance Compan

SEVERAL Life Insurance Companies
have "gone where the woodbine twi-
meth" within the past few months. The
last is the once boosted st. Louis Mu.
tual. Those OF our readers who con-
template the taking out of policy,
would do well to be on their guard,
and very careful in their selection.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

THr latest news We have heard in
reference to railroad matters, is, that
the Louisville and Nashville road " i'll,
in all probability, contract to finish
the Cumberland and Ohio road from.
or near Lebanon, to GTsensburg. in
Green county. There does not seem
to us, to be much money in such an
undertaking.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

THE first patriotic act Of Hayes
the wil!.be-President after a while,
should, and doubtless will be, the APP
pointment Of Eliza Pinkston as Post
Mistress at New Or.ean.. John sher
man would go on her bond, you know.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

THE Spring races in Kentucky, bid
fair to be Of great interest to sporting
men. One hundred and seventy-fve
horses are in training.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

The great bridge over the Kentucky
River is complete and ready for use.
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nIsCELLASrous.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

Take notice thu, ,. u. Craig and J. W. MeAiis,er,
residents sf stanford, Lincoln county have this day
formed . Limited Partnership" wherein . ~
Craig Is the general PARTNER and .. W. MeAnser
the special partner The objcc, ofthis partnership
Is to sell general merchandise In the io~n Of stan
ford. wnne-. our hands thi. 9Th day of rebru.ry.
is'I JOHN n. CRAIG, General Partner,
257-a J. W. McALIsTEr, Special PARTNER.
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my qualification on receiving the BEATTY PiAxo
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OF expect. One Of our most eminent musieisns
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