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WARD MEETINGS,

rrn r,,.tt w.rd l,an,h,tc,r f,,ur, baid n. +on..
,ar weekly ,ncstsna last evening nj No. a Th,r,y.
chalr. ,.. [.
ill., o nas s =. OF Sas
ycttIon be instructed 10 report It tbs no.t meet.
ing. lilo thought II wond 10 baa policy for them
.,est". "rn s' ,,v n,,ao tnon .h.c nn,,tu-
nlta indtsianab ~oua bs ht7ed u death bsfora tho
time Of holding tho Convention.
All. sutnc,jund vas In favor Of hearing tho ee.
inn. uy that ttmo, tho meeting would have bco',
sy s,, s ss @ ss91sn ss a assa sav rss es
each r pay liz dollar and become member of tho
CLUB, and ~ least @oo utW dollars Wo1Id now into
nnnnr,a, ,s'n,Inr, lii nlsn would he a rood Thing.
Moreover, II tlo naues OF tho xent'cmon ~e.o
made known their merits could po fHllJ discussed,
and tho Club could vetson tho names
rams. bo ts.orte, and tbas thu t,[ub uJourn untl1
next ThuF<asy evening.
Mr, Hull accepted tho amendment, and It was
a@op''1 =! WV s'ae. W.. .,a..,.... r,u .,,k,,
COMMITTEES had chosen tho n.ma. Of Tho sery bot
mon In the ward. at least they lad that Intention
.sd hoped they had .ueeesdsa. They had al.o
t!ed 70 outt tro tah alst ~ neesont lnoatnoaatd
q oMss. He then FeGortcd !lat q uames,;InNy
Tor aesRntcs 70 thG CITY Convention anu nffy !Ui
ae!ckat9s 70 lhe Cn1Ihty yCoMyensaon.-out o. which
tug sea4ts!ts nutaaat,
sonFeoG{ polatSa oaE that II. ". boyo had
*asaa 10y INaSg. ,,,,
.h"s nac1neF ~ ~ sno Commtee satea tnas IL va
sn3tnsa m Ms: nosd' 10 thought who h4d sotsd Tor
as' ~ Ha9s3 ataHtneE moved 10 aooat tan re-
pqMst: pM; Allan m,x.a n .,,,n,x .s,.a. a.. .,,o..
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a PHYsIClANlS TESTIMONY.

DRsEspoRr, Chcmung Co., N. T., Oct. 10,
1s1G--R. y Pierce, II. n. Bu0aio, n. IL
Last spring waa nttacked with congestion Ut
tle lungs; SORENESS over the liver, severe pain
in the Joints, q burning fever, and general
giving way u the Whole n,an. Falling To find
relief In remedies ordinarily prescribed, and not
expecting aus benefit, hut To satisfy friends,
tried bottle Of your Golden Medical Dlacov.
cry. When ! hud taken It 1waa 30 much Int.
proved TINT continued. taking three In Ill,
and 1t cffceted MT cntlrs cure. Your medicines
llare only to b0 used to he appreciated. II
every faluily would give them a tria|, niue
tenths Of the doctors would, like Othcllo, lnl
their occupation gone. Yolts gratefully,
L. 3, MCMILLAN, N. D.
, 1877-03-16
VANDERBII IT'S MONEY.


How thu SGltICut1nt Was ENectaA.
Sso iurk 3ieruta. NastA "A.
4 Htrdld reporter Yesterday sought to a1ccr-
tain the reason for the sudden change Of pro-
grummc on the part Of tho avowcI contestants
ot Commodore vandcrbilt's will Alter com-
plctfnR the tour OF those who wure believed 10
be cogutrant OF the Mcts the writer was at last
fortunate In finding one gentleman who was
partly willing to talk abo,it tho will contest md
the settlement OF the question.
"Nlll you be good enough, sir, to tell mo
Whist arrangement has been made TO couciltate
the contestants of tho Vanderbilt wfll1,'
"11ow do {ou know that there has been any
arrangcn'ent}"
"Fron common r,uor, principally. OF
"Al.! common ronorl Well, Mmc. Kumor IL
talk about 1t Just now.h
"Wsll." sall the rrportcr, ~ have ascer.
BY thc opposing. counscl yesterday; 1t was hell
iii co. Wlnylte's ottlco, ! beI,eye:" ,,
"0h, no; It was At LAIRD Dudley Fields
rooms" -.-.,
whnt did III these lawyers want to meet for II
tcstin
swell, see you know some Of tue facts.
cusa 1t viii all come out ouo Of these days,
My Information about the legal meeting Is
tha. Judge Scott Lord. Alr. Dayt1 Dudley Field,
Mr. Ethan ALIEN, Co!; w;ngats, Ju,,ss Jeremiah
pscscat, and that they dnully agreed oM tlc
terms On which they wdu1i alyiso tllcir clcnts
to cus,sent that the will be admitted to probate.
! sappose tlat Il must have been money which
"Wel!, suppose there could have been no
other lniluecmeil& that know OF. or coursc
the contestants arr 70 Ct son,sth!nG. nlors than
ths iegaeis,, specified in tho will That Is ron'-
:. 1Iuw much do tho contestants got additions
a1,''
"Ai, tbare you touch the germ Of your whole
Inquiry. auw much 10 you think now!'. :,
Vanllcrldlt has given tho eatlteatauts the rouill
SUM of $lD,MU,0U0 out OF tho muty millions
coming to him uudcF hs fashcr's Will. won-
der how near tho mark that kt'' 49,.
- rs not fuitG ~ lNurh ~ that. IAe Hgures
arc not exactly tixe.l yet, but understand that
1lr. Cornelius J, Vanderbilt gets thu laltcat OF
ali-.po.a!hy a couple Of saItltani."
Why, you talk, sir, Of millions a. though
tia, hai yrs. Hut, you ses, thesu millions
don't psiong to you Or 'ne' IL l atn friend Ut
VII, presume II sGr. Vanderbilt gets two
millions st;, tns st'rf contestants Will receive at
Somewhere thcrcabouts. But you mustn't
tako mo for al authority. Ian not good on
figures"
s>lf Tho principal cantestant gets two millions
and thu otllcrs million cact, that makes uuly
fnur inllons In all. That docs not agrco with
nj information heard, from so,.Tre to ba
toisfa111k' ,1' VT relied upon' that the total ~aA
"~s!i, to :s,l you the truth. I understand
out about seven millions to, the other
III" nfftn maj ~ s,, ma lin i,tvn. & ~,
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SE{c1aI ITsrdfth 10 3h3 1TouHE
Sioux clTr, L., March 11.-A series Of niue
revival meetings, under direction Of Nessrs.
Graves and Leland, cvaugtIlsss, commenced
here last night. The rrow'l waa 90 great to-
night tnat hundreds 1ai to be turned away for
want Of even etau'ling.roonl. II was announced
this evening that hereafter meetings woulu be
held In tho Academy Of Music, The largest lall
fl tuWt,
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RUN 0vE1s AND KILLED.


ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March 15.-Last night at
half-past 10 o'clock, Edward T!ghc, aged atout
q years, was killed at Winthrop, No., while
serving as brakeman on frcight-train on tho
ka,lsas City, St. Joe Il Council Bluffs Railroad.
Thu young man, while assisting IN switching,
got hls fight heel caught In tho frog Of the
track, md. before ho could cxtricata himself,
the moving tra.n cnmo IN contact with his leg,
siatterng and iacerating It from the anklc-]UtDs
diatcly Elrcn attention, but d1ca thls inoralug
at hA1f-p1st Q o'clock.
, 1877-03-16
CASUALTIES.



DUBUQUE, Ia, March l5.-Yestcrday after.
noon severe II not fatal accident occurred At
Bridge No. on the Illinois Central 1t Cascade.
Three men namql Cronsn, Wise, and Marka
were standing on plank spanning chasm,
twenty feet wide and about twenty-five feet
deep, when tho plank broke predpisatIng tho
thsco men IN tho rocks beneath. Marks caught
lald Of something thus breaking Ills fall, and
Wise fell on Crontn and escaped With fcw
injured internally. ilo was brought to hls homo
III this city.
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tho Chairman 10 10 "a hcnr rrporl from rom
ss y y yds,ss a. :, @ to hsss.sn
e. c"n.s, s.sh cSs9;n.n fs9pas ri e'S e commtsse
tSc viee-ircstdents Of the ward c,ut IL eaeh Pre-.
einct shnu'd simultaneously call an electfon IN eueh
rsecinet for thn rejection Of ten slelcghtr.. The
ctActs r ward convcu!in.t far tho nomination of
candidate for Alderman. and tho r.ts"', sfe.lv-
n e. s s,tg fgs ea. # K,a
adopte.s ,yltbont djaaent.
IT. same Comm!ttee sa''mit:;il ;e.te. Of rs;o-
siefitan. Ind sympathy for hIa i,erca,ci ismiiy,
and calling On tho ciy ,co1nfi to ~, ,pay 70 ths
:sss !. 81 os ' @ iass s aoe1 5 fl
Dasid 5annc inttoaaeed tho following. which II
nax departure In waed pnlltlcs. to &htch, stfAHga
to nay, there wa no ohjecttDn:
rS II, d S'def AZ
- a:td .ss si. s<:s 5 i e! Il # t 81
saa; s:ass sssS tho most capable ind fF'
On motion, It was resolved that the election Of
Monday evening. between The hours of anil
o'ciock, and that the Convention for tho nom!na.
tion of an Alderman should t'c held nt Da1la's
Hall. )iastcd street, near Afcher avenie, Wednes+
day eseang.
ronxfsousx.
a meeting Of wofkingmen raa held At No. 11a
nfty ncrsons were nrcsent, Tbe gathertng VA Tor
elio purpoao Of securing en.opetatton amnng the
p ss s Il ;.;s. ;R ys q e Il: ses; s; Of e.
seh!lling was called 10 the chair, and john rani.
zen acted as scercsarv. Addsc,.es werc made i,7
rLiltp van rassen. who strongly urged tho torma.
sSsss s a : Se'
a2s ao"s w taS M sssns nS nc s9D s
triIaied tac suGerin9 among tLs wofklngmen to
the pre>cHt social conditon, asaercd that sc!allsm
a &c eaats d for At aaenan - would bq
them tlts spring. and conelndlpR ~ tnrtiinF nj
ptessut to sig9 Tie eqnat!tuion of Inc WORKING;
their signatures or tic roll and contributed to tho
funds Of tic organization. Tho meeting then ad'
The Tic worklnsmen's Independent Club OF The
Tenth Ward met last evening al No. 2IU weat Kin.
.le street, and. after transaeting some @ nn!mpor.
@ Until iI nost Thursday. .A''' A'''>''''' ~'''"'
S,ST w11 .ra}1n DEnoGna1s: f r.; 1.oc,,,,
Eo. al ca,.ai Street. iasi evening, for ihe purpose
ehaqfs e asard wss csssed ee
Davis Secretary, nna William Mscsbs; A. e; T{sssa:ef
pfyorcj resolution that the Clatr appoint COM
tFe xar,i in Tho Democratic ccnttal Committed con.
ecrpins Tic appointment of Judges Of election Ia
tic tTart. =
PcudIng tho dc,irpatIon of the committee the
Secretary buxtctl himself with getting Ip mem.
bcrshtn roll, Wblch lio Ind not finished when iAo
HEyryrrrrT1i yyAuD prupcnArH.
Tho Ijemocrats Of tho Ecyeniccnth Ward mot
.1a Lost nisht .t thu Corner Of outtlo md afar.
II The Committee M sppont.d to ssect nuuc, Of men
TOR candjintss for Hiorfnan. fcnortei tbo fnIiow.
H., IT, III: Tsnn.s. Tarrnx tnn'n. fvma, WnTrts
tfF0nrT' rst9irt TicrMcy,' Ilcnnia MMiilns. ~ Mr
tnrnrv' whn h M c1. A{fcrn,an' rcTnsci 10 nlaco
i,imscH nn rrrnrf a. 4 ~ niitfag" anil u,n5c = shnrt
irnd tSrir snnnort tn "r.Iilernun Tan Cannon.
Who VA last week n,acei ia nomination by tho
Vnnw Mara rnmnrr rruf,r Clui, NJ fhc EevrfItccnil
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forcihle speech In loud key. lc fnng himself nat

H5fc!'Tt FEFecH III 1oHH REye Hu i1lEE HT7EE11 "dt
nf fIle rp1r,.
t,1l. snnwuonk mpvetI thai to meeting hAtnnrn
rfnr slfn rhcrn Iufte rnw nj ths poi Mt. anil
the Indications srtnic tn br that tim Inub wt,nll
howeycr, and mntfon was carried "a ad}our, until
ona wcek tsnm ne1t Tuesday evoatng. After ID
nua crowd fllcd tho halls and ottce OF tbs Shcf-
fnn
, 1877-03-16

Help for the wonk, ncsrons, and lcbiltated;
ehrotic and painful diseases cured without u,ells
cling. E'ectflc Delta aud other spptlsnecs gil about
thcm. and hoN to distinguish Tho genuine from tho
spurious. ook. With fuil artlcnars. mailed free.
Ad1rcss Pulvermachcr ua1Tanic Company, zoe Vine
strect, Etnc!n.3at. o,
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AT BISMARCK, u. r.

, At MAKCk, u. r.
st. Paul, Siinn., Marrl. l5.--A llfc at Bis
marck, D. r., this morning destroyed tho
Atlners' Hotel, Western 1lotel, 0stland lircrJ,
Dunn's drug store, Yicgcn's bakery, staaus'
n,cat-matkct, Dogla'a sa1oou, and Hasc's
billiard hall. Uunu's 1oRs ia ahout 81, TOO.
The totai loss will reach e., ,U00. No Insurance.
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ter, Fourteenth, Chntrs Gasthniit Fifteenth. W IT,
fnrHaifaT: Ei11rrnth. ticn lna.e hcycattrHth, Tom
farnryi ktstrrntt,. lrtrr ltsnf. .-.-
Tic tiab then adjourned To meet next Saturday
eyrptng.
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Effort to Organize Chicago Tammany
...Discord In the Banks.
The Republicans MIKE tho Arrangements
for tho West. Town Convention.
North Side independents Be-
form Ulub-Tho Greenbsokera.
AestiDgs In The Tards-.ralitf,s In Tho Subnrbs-.
Correspondence.
TIE DEMOCRACY.

lIlE UJllOCltAL1t
TIRE pEMocnAEso cITx cgNTltA1 COMMITTEE.
held meeting at thcr heudquarscrs, In tho Amer
ean Exprcss Comphnys building, yesterday aftcr-
poon.
sohn Forsythe. a Committee Of one tppotn!ed
to mnko the Appor.tonment Of dc,cgatcs for tho
ey AMI town Conventions, reported ~ below. Tho
basis IL the Ti,lcn snd Hendricks rntc, ono dc'o-
f 70 StI o ssns ~ to sse.t sipas :"
ss fss r;ssa s:? Fss|sss sssssa ?sts
sss, fSs't, y f'!:s J. s;:ts Stfhii
sinhO7l!: Hevenit G.rl-flrst Precinct: j: sesona.
s' i}a'!a :: srEst t? y s:t9 sstsf's
s & T1''d Il txi sos'' y sii f1h rsat at ss Il
s 1Es'S ;:sis:, sssS.s
81: = ssissS 4 1s tSe5 s
5a lf 5uftesnh TnfsS IT,
5 51ss!af,. :: ss:eas. Y; rim: 4: fcStts sEnhis
v 5s;s:isss f;ssI ssss
Ss$ist, S f.s aSi54 54l5 7'' s''S
On motion, = delegate va. allowed ths Sixth
einst Of tho Eighteenth Ward.
T1's mikes fhp whole number Of delegates 17o.
The report WIS aaoptod and l. 600 copies order.
tus tan iluren aald ho undesatood that 4 meot.
ias Ind 1een g ssod ~ tho Sherman lioa.e.s
ss*s1c: We: sastsf i;
lay nothing he desired to ba Informed whether
the Committee called The meeting or bad anytf!ng
aS he u kaow nsi . t
moi called ths mectIng. 4 didn't ast f. ,ma'l
open to The pubtIc. flo hud eecn tic lnyltattons.
aad supposed thu meot'uY was In the interest ct
ia sadst liz aataotity of be Committee. KY iun:
Dr.! 1Hen had right to meet In any hotel they
Tho, mattcr Of printing tickets wss tten d,s.
elncts get up theIF own ttcket1, print OF write
ii. u. Ke.,ncy wanicl 10 know II tho Committee
Intended to nosnnatn AldcfMen.
ba.acss lily W Tantsd gooa men Il o11ar to pnrlfy
things: and tho wards shoula Nominate tho Alder.
Tlc Chairman sstd tho Committee had refused 10
John Matsocka belieycd that tho sub.commtteee
a;,co upon plan for nominating Aldorncn, and
have II wn!osra all over THO elsy.
recommended to nominate Aldermen AZ this time
delegate. nrc elected to thu Convention. separate
u G Ke,ty nt@ Va. M oppossd M to
ihoul4 bs .na'ls ,pos.M!!;o: M -. ..,.,. a., ,,..
''si'c icr ssno @s .ne resolution va, made anda.
The iuise. of tEe soetton and tho polling. places
will 10 designated Monday.
+ Tue Committee then adjourned.
THE YOUSu DEMOCRACY
met yesterday attcrN0on at No. II Clark strcqt,
l'f +. +. took, tho uuw!y .oleeted President. was
saey was to 10 forth md win tle battle. nr. Cook
uf ihe PRESIDENTIAL plt!lc and charged tl1u *,frr.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

UCEKH STEAMSHIP NEWS,
New ToKx, March misunderstanding
Parthla. from Liverpool; Holland, from London;
State Of PcpnsyIranla, from Glasgow.
from Portland, anl lIIbcruinn, from Baltimore,
have nrriscd out.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12
CAsrr sOuxrr VIEWS.

tThc following is sent by our Middleburg
correspondent, "E,belbcrt, Jr"l
MARRrrp.- the 2ist ult., at the resi-.
dencc Of the brides father, Mr.. Jno. Barge,
by Rev. r. ,. Elder, Mr.. James Sullivan
to Miss BETTE Barge.
On the 25th ult., by Rev. II. =. Elder,
Mr.. John Fredric to Miss Casizada Bell
On the 2s,h ult.. by Rev. X. =. Elder, at
the residence Of the brides father, Mr.. Jas.
Benson to Mis-. Martha Campbell.
On the 18Th ult., at the residence Of the
brides father, McD. Fogle. by Rev. J. NJ.
Sallee, Mr.. James Este. to Miss Mary Eta
fogie.
DIEp.-On the 25,h ult, al his residence
near MiddIcburg, Mr.. Frank Lucus, aged
about a. years. Mr.. Lucu. had been a
faithful member Of the Mid'lIeburg Bsptis,
Church, where his funeral was preached
by Rev. J. NJ. sallee, the :6th ull
BiarRs.-On the so,h ult., to the wife
Of Mr. y. NJ. Roy, a daughter. On the
10Th ult., to the wife Of Mr.. N. Roy, q
dsughter......on tao 10th ult., to the wife
OF Mr.. VIM. Lyon, a son ......On the Gath
ult., to the wife of Mr.. VIM. Wall, . sun
..... On the 18th ult., to the wife Of Nj
John Linihicum, of Lincoln, daughter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

Corn ia rising in Lexington. II ia now
worth 81 so per barrel. Wheat sells q,
81 30.
There was only about a hundred head Of
cattle on the market Paris Court day,
which sold at from Alto ~ cents per pound.
J. W. Scott, Of Bourbon, bought forty
four head Of feeling cattle In Madison
county, weight LOO lbs., at &c per lb.-
CLARK County Democrat.
Good cattle sell in Louisville for - so
to s. per hundred weight, while common
stock go as low down ms 80 Is. Best hog.
bring % so to % 81.
Thirty head Of cattle, weighing an
average Of sol lb-., were all the stock pn
the Harrodsburg market, court day. They
brought 81 90 per hundr,d.
At Lexington court day, there were 800
cattle on the market, and prices ranged
from - 10 to 81 IS. Two hundred mules
were offered, bringing from $50 N SOS pc,
head.
Geo. ID. Abel, ESQ, bought Of d. $.
Craven, Of Nelson county, Is head Of aged
broke mules, at $40 per head, and shipped
them, together with few horses, to Mis-
sis-ippi, on Mcndsy.-[Icbanon Standard.
In Washington county, Burton 4 Shirley
sold to Thomas r. Phelps, 8 head Of cattle,
averaging l,00l lbs, at cents per pound ;
and to 4. q. Shirley IL heifers averaging
Iss lbs., at three cents per pound.-[ Ieh-
anon Standard.
The following are yesterdays quotations
Of the stock market in Cincinnati: Com
mon cattle 81 % to 81 IS; good 81 SO to
s. 50; hogs, common, s. as to 50 10;
choice 81 tos7 Is; sheep ranged from &c
to 5sc per pound, gross.
J. d. OWES has an Alderny Bull which
he will "farm out" at S. per COW. and al
low the farmer to breed to him until his
COW has calf His animal is thorough
bred, and this breed is known a. the best
milk and butter stock in the world. The
animal il convenient to tows.
Messrs. G. G. a W. +. Abrahams, deal
ers in pure blooded Poland China Hogs
sold apair Of three months old pigs to Mr..
Bruce, last Monday. for S25 4 few days
before, they sold young SOW to Mr.. Good
win, for S2j, and pair Of shoats to Mr.
Crook, Of Rockcastle, for SIS. The Poland
China is said to be the best and cheapest
stock Of hogs that can be raised, az they
fatten easily, and can be made to weigh al
most any amount. Mr. Abraham refused
so for SOW the other day.
The Nelson Record SAYS, Vim. II. Hum
phrey bought sixteen yearling cattle, Octo-
Ter LIST, 1875, that weighed 600 pounds
They were fed nothing but orchard-grass
hay, anil grared on orchard grass until De
cember 18th, 1876, when they averaged
1886 pounds. They averaged ! .3is psaDds
on the 9TH day Of November, 1876, and on
the 18th Of December, l,3S6-a gain of one
pound day on each animal for 3s days.
Mr.. Holloway sold them in Louisville at
the highest price for fat cattle, - rs per
hundred weight. These cattle were fod on
grain whatever.
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A MAJ. FLETCHER. president Of an
Iowa r. r.. was shot and instantly killed
in a court room in that State last week
by brother of the young lady that
Fletcher had taken from her home and
seduced. Fletcher was a married
man, and had become acquainted with
Miss Brown while sick at her house,
during which she kindly attended him.
Like the snake that the farmer warm
ed isto life was this reprobatc and
the rdict of the public will be served
him right.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

SOME thi,f stole 500 worth Of
mourning Grape from the front door
Of Commodore Vanderbilt's residence
the night after his death, and some of
the papers say ii must have been done
by a seeker of "menlentoes." We in
cline to the opinion that it was done
by sore one who wanted the money as
it would bring the cash at the counter
of a dealer in goods which had been
obtained by book or by erook-espe-
cially by "hook."
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CnAs. !. BRESr, who forged n
check for SIS, 900 on the Falls City
Tobacco Bank about a year ago, and
fled to Europe, was brought back to
the United States under the extradi-
ton treaty, and taken to Louisville on
Tuesday, aud admitted to bail in the
sum of $500. A long story Of his
troubles aud wanderings in foreign
land, is given in Wednesdays c. J.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

We call attention to the Prospecias
Of "Forest aud Stream,' on our thiId
page, an excellent pspsr Of twenty
pages, devoted TO field aud stream.
The variety and interest Of its numer.
Gus articles should find il great favor
amongst our many gentlemen Of the
rod and gun. Fons and Stream. is a
live paper, which deserves to prosper.
Read prospectus. d.. Bohon, is
agent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

The democratic Conventions called
to meet in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and
California, on JacksonIs day, to consid-
er the political complexities, were at.
tended by immense crowds. The res
olutions adopted by the respective
meetings. are positive, but discreet.
They demand faithful following of
the Constitution in regard to the coun.
ting Of the Electoral vote, assert that
Tilden has been fully and fairly elect
ed, and must he inamguratcd. These
tremendous uprisings Of honest men,
will have the effect Of soaring the
conspirators at Washington, from the
near'ous scheme of inaugurating
Hayes against the will Of the people.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

WE have received the January
number Of LEISURE Hours, a hand.
some mammoth is page ga columns)
family paper, filed with the choicest
literature-serial and short stories,
sketches, poetry, wit, humor. &c,
&c. 1t is entertaining, amusing and
instructive, and is one of the cheap
est papers the amount and quality
of matter considercd--that we have
seen. The price is 81 20 per year,
including as premium a genuine fine.
line steel engraving, called The
Mitherless Barn." printed on 22x2s
plate paper. which the Publishers
claim is superior in point of merit and
attractiveness to any premium ever
offered by any other paper in this
country, and is alone worth the mon.
ey asked for both.
The publishers. J. L. Patten & Co.,
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ize us to say, that in order to intro.
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trial trip Of four months. postpaid,
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Our readers who avail themselves Of
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us for having called their attention to
it. The publishers Of LEISURE Hours
would like to employ some one in ev.
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p,wx so,-ru - Political affairs
seem 10 he moving along quite smooth.
" er the Democrats dawn South.
Drew. in Florida. ats Gracefully and
pcoccnlly in the Guberuatorial chair,
and the people Of all parties acaui.
e.co |, hi. ;naugurotion In Louis.
;auo Governor Nicboll. and the Dem.
ocra,;c LEGISLATURE. have gone 10
work in real earnest, and the Demo.
cratic Judgcs Of tho supreme Cour,
If ,b,, STATE were rlsced IN posses.
sion Of the Court House. without
trouble. but not until the bogus Radi.
cal. Packard. claiming to be the legal.
" chosen Governor. protested yehem.
emily acn;p.t their being put in pos.
session of the house and archives.
The Radicals had hopes that General
.Augur would call out his Federal
troops, as in other days, to put them
In charge Of those things, but the
Cabinet Mt Washington, remembering
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-12

DISASTERS ON land and sea, have
been more frequent during the past
year, than they have been known
heretofore in the same length of time.
Fire, water, wrecks Of ,rains, explo-
sions in coal pits, have sent innocent
and unsuspeeiing ystims to their
long koue, by the score. Such things,
fortunately for the human family,
come only by spells, and not regular
~, and mans ingenuity has not been
abe to circumvent or delay them.