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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

A rabbit rcrambulated the public square
with cat.in-ihe strange nifty air one af-
tcrnoon, thereby causing immcnse ecldi.
Prof Rnsk'- specimens " clocution on
Monday night, in the humorous line, were
very fine. The much.rtndered "Raven"
was more expressive than is usually given.
I'VE, the Rosebud society Of w. nklln Institute,
have met to exprrss our sincere sorrow at the hos.
Of our litil. companion, Llnnie Humphrey, whom
death called from our number on the 18th inst our
young Mend W. noted Tor her sprighty intellect
aud ad,ctiona,e disposition, and We sadly mis- her
bright face ffum our society.
The winters gloom hal passed away,
And lcf, no tricr Of storm ~ hed,
But Spring With milling fro-rseamc on,
And nippei our young rose In the bud"
The Knight. Of Constantine will hold a
tonclave at the Lancaster Lodge on Thurs
day night.
The last Journal contains an exquisite
allegcry, December and June" from the
pen Of Mrs. Belle Wilson Stapp.
The ladies Of the Christian church will
give Pound Party at the Courihouse sn
Thursday evening, March 9th. Clio.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
HONE AFFAIRS.
sereruH~e q DndIcr0r.
New prints again this week.

New prints again this week.
We have received our ihlrd lot Of those
substantial zinc trunks, which we sell as
low as they can be bought in the city or
any where else.
New Dress Goods in desirable styles aud
colors this week.
Silk and Cotton Star Braid in diiTeren,
widths and prices.
We h,ve the most elegant, stock Of Pear
Shirt aud Dress buttons ever seen in this
market
We sell cloth faced paper collars a; 25cts
a bucket full.
aft, like a Stocking il wha, the lslies
say Of our shoes.
Every thing in the way OF Brown Cot
tons, Bleached Coitons, Pillow Case Cottons,
lOxi sheeiing, Ticking, 81, &c. Blsachsd
Table Linen, Turkey Red Table Linen,
Towels, Crash Irish Linen, &c, can be
found at our house.
A nice hat is the most essential thing to a
well dressed man or boy. We keep that
kind II You fail to be suited with our
stock it is no use to look elsewhere.
MosEY.-An opportunity is now pre-
sep,ed you to get rid of your surplus mon
ey whether it i. in gold, silver, or. green
backs. No difference, we will take either,
and give you more frst-class goods for les.
Of it, than any other house IN the country.
We ask you not to spend your money until
you see our goods and learn prices.
Just received, six dozen Corseis.
We keep every thing in the Notion line,
made under the sun, and have too, all the
Novelties in Lace Bibb., Collars, Cuff
Neckties, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Ruchings,
and thousand other things, and at prices
to suit the times.
We have III, best Brogan End Plov Shoe
in the market.
We have the lava and Honey Comb Can
vass in single aud double width for Mats,
&C., &c.
In order to close out our Clothing, we
are offering il at prices that "will sell
them"
We keep Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warp
from the Frankfort Mills.
We buy "New feathers" Don't bring
your old ones-"we can tell them"
We will buy clsan cotton and linen rags.
In stock-a choice assortment of Tabl
Cutlery.
Hamburg Edgings and lnsertins., just
received from New York.
Crochet Needles, Notices, Book Marks,
and Zephyr are the order Of the day.
Come and supply yourself
Housewives will find good assortment
Of Glass and Queens ware, at our house.
We guarantee our Kid and Pebble Goat
Shoes to give satisfaction, both in the wear
and fit.
We have cheap counter. on which you
will lind from time to time, decided bar
gains
A nice Linen Collar and pair Of Cuff,
with Embroidered corners, in a neat box,
80 cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

THE Courier.Jounal remarks that
it failed to receive the last issue Of this
paper. 1t was no fault Of ours. We
never intend, until forced tn make
fiual suspension, to allow the paper to
be behind on any occasion. So, until
that final suspension is announced, yon
may be jus, as sure that each Friday
morning will find an INTERIOR j OUR
NAL on hand as that the sun will rise
IN that day. We have the greatest
confidence in the reliability of our
mailing clerk. In fact, we know that
he never neglects his duty, and we
might write all day in his praise but
modesty and knowledge that self
praise is scandalous' emind us to for
bear. The postmasters and mail agents
are the guilty parties, and if they don't
do better our esteemed friend and
Democratic martyr, the Hou. ID. NJ.
Key, will hear from IA.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
MADISON COUNTY SETs.



MARCH Goth.
The Spring Term Of the Madison Cir.
cult Court opened on Monday last, Judge
Hunt. presiding.
Our citizens have no, all learned yet, "tc
curb with tightening rein the melted
steeds Of passion" az two ARRAYS have oc'
CURED in this county since my last report
One between Billy Patterson and a man
named Hill, near S;ringtown, in which botl
were seriously wounded. The other oc
CURED in the vicinity Of Kingston, In
which man named Maurin, killed ten
ant Of hi--name forgotten.
Mr.. Humphrey T. Jones, Sr., an enter
prising merchant and citizen Of this place
left on Monday Lust, for New Iork City, to
purchase his Spring stock Il goods.
The weather is delightful just now, re.
minding Us that peas and potatoes onghr
to be planted.
Mr.. George Shearer is the subject Of a
severe attack Of Scarlatina, the Grst cas-,
We have had in this vicinity. Mrs. Mary
and Miss Lean Simmons. have both been
quite i'll, but are recovering.
Born to the wife Of Mr. sam Sexton, :
son, on Sunday, 18th inst.
OCCASIONAL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
GARRARD COUNTY NEIrs
Ldncds fes'.

MARCH %, 1877.
Our legal gentleman, recently returned
from Frankfort, report unfinished bu-i
ness, which will nccessi,ate another trip.
Domestic affection in the families of some
Of the officials caused the delay.
Quarterly Court here on Monday last.
During the past week the Court-house
was scene Of great interest, which culmi-
mated on Saturday afternoon in an extraor.
binary though not unexpected climax. The
application Of Mr.. G.. e. Kennedy for bail
accompanied by his strong aversion to re-
turn to prison, was the signal for vigorous
but quiet movements upon the part Of his
friends for his rescue in the event Of disap-
pointment. The case was argued in an an
mated manner by Messrs Bradley, Denny
and Hardin; and Judge Duncan pronounc.
ed sentence against the prisoner. Atteni-
ed by the Sheriff and guard OF twelve OF
fifteen young men, Mr. Kennedy started
down the Stanford street en- route for the
Jail. When opposite the door 0: the hotel
a. ,ho uoVa. ,t;l,.. =.
Higgins House, the wife of the prisoner
ran out and appealed for permission to ex-
change greetings with her husband. Thrown
somewhat of watch by sympathy, the es-
cort paused, when, with dextrous move
meh'' ,he prisoner 'nre" AIS ~i'e between
hihSen ana tue guns ana u"r'ed i"'o inc
Ho'e' Asr'Pn'e picture n''s"' DC ufA"n
OF the next &c" minutes WORK. OUT we ior'
oear' 'ho,' were n'e' 0o'n from anu III
:" wv "o'e'' '"' wy 'e'''" '"'' was "'"He
proved irultless. we nave heard the names
Of Messrs Sam Peacock, Elijah Anderson,
Singleton and nerhans otb.r, consti,u,i,g
- -, 81 49,.
WV, N''''
mendatlos Tor prompt and courageous ae-
ton. Lancaster is foremost in sensations
II not in the bsarts Of her coun,rvmen
On Tuesday morning at the appalling
hour of G O'Clock. Miss Mamie Baugbman.
Of Boyle, was united in marriage to Mr.. Os-
car sweeny, OF this place. The impending
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We welcomed the bright lace Of Quito
among the visitors Of the week. Mr.. Geo.
DirD.-On the evening OF the l5'h inst,
Lille Burnside, aged 10 years. Alta called
meeting OF the Kappa Society Of Franklin
Institute, the following preamble and reso'
lutlons were adopted, that
- , -. e','', ,,I';
loved companion, Lille D. Burnside. he it
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

The Legislature Of Virginia, hav-
ing passed an act Incorporating an as
ISOLATION Of the Jennings estate claim
ants, the Comier-Jouraol INDUCES in
the following friendly remarks. Ii is
evident that the {. j. don't bank
much on the prospective fortune.
"The claimants of antique and venerable
esia.ein England which, together with the
accrued interest, is said to amount now to
quite number OF puunds sterling, and to
which every body in this country Of the
name Of Jennings, Of whom there are sew
cral Of which, is an heir, either apparent or
presumpiive, or something Of that sort. And
now, having passed that wise and judicious
act Of Incorporation, let the General As
sembly Of Virginia pass kindred act, an
act to incmporate a joint stock company
for building broad-gauge airline railroad
from kamicha;ka TO Ohrirtmss, MA Tweed
ledom and Timbuctoo, to be p aid for out oil
the Jennings estate when it shall have Teen
delivered TO the American heirs, and then
adjournlo meet no more in this unfriendly
world.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

PADMAN. of the Cowier-Journdl,
had to give way with his spicy
"Small Talk" last Tuesday to men,
Der of the Polytechnic Society, who
discussed astronomy in general, and
the passage of mercurial planets acro.s
the suns face, in particular. Yester-
day, today and tomorrow they have
passed, are passing and will pass, but
we had rather have a passage at the
"Small Talk" than hear of all the spots
that ever were or ever will be en- the
sun.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

A PHILAN1HoPIsT Of Hoboken,
N Y, Mr. j. L. Lewis, recently
died, leaving will, making the Uni
ted States Government his heir to
million of dollars. This was to 60
toward paying the National debt, but
a man, who claims that his wife is a
niece OF the testator, has begun a suit
to contest the validity Of the will. In
the meantime the National debt con-
tinues to grow with prospect of a
long time before it will be liquidated.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

SOME one enquiries what has become
Of VIII S. Hayes, of the Couier-Jour-
nal? Haven't seen his marks on the
log recently. Gone to Washington
to see Uncle Ruthy?" No, he is said to
be negotiating for partnership to
bring Eliza Pinkston out in lectu-
ring tour, subject-''Injured limo
cence, or Virtue under a Cloud The
speculation promises to be popular
and remunerative.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

HAYES Is laboring under the i'm
preston that as a ''pacificator' he Is
achieving tho most wonderful sue
ces. First he attempts to honey
fugglc thu South by iishnnoring one
ut her Democrats with Cabinet po-
sition; then Morton's services had to
be recognized, 50 Thompson. who did
not know a canoe from gun boa,
went in rs Secretary of War, each
other appointment was made by some
such motive, aud finally the man and
brother comes in for a share Of the
"cisil service reform" and negro,
Fred Douglass. is made Marshal OF
the District of Columbia, with a sa!a-
ry of sl0.000. This latter appoint
rneni Is not gising satisfaction in any
quarter. as the negroes know him on
" as the president of the Freedman's
Bank swindle, and the white Radicals
wanted the Office themselves. II is to
I've hoped that Douglass will be an i'm
provement on brother-in-law Sharpe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

THE Lebanon Standard has added
to its columns Taylor county De-
partment. This new and pleasing fea-
ture will add much to the interest OF
that sterling paper. for it is edited by
Mr.. J. ii. Chandler, whom we have
long considered one Of the best CORES
pondents in the State. Friend Hop
per knows what is "biz" and the peo-
pie of Taylor county ought to appre-
ciate handsomely, his enterprise.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

JOE. Goss, one of the principals in
the prize fight in this State last year,
was captured in New York and re,
turned to Burlington, Boone county,
for trial. He plead guilty, and re-
ceived the lowest sentence of the law,
a fine Of $3.50. Not having the ducats,
he now practices his manly vocation
in the walls OF the Jail, with an old
straw bolster for an imaginary contes-
tant.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

THE suits against Dom Piatt, for
alleged seditious articles published in
his paper, the Washington Capital,
before the Inauguration of Hayes, are
to be dismissed, and the time honored
freedom OF the press yindi,ated.
Meanwhile, Father Taft, the main in-
stigator of the suits, failing to get the
Ohio Senatorship, slowly sinks into
oblivion.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BRoKES
Life Insurance Companies

To ht Poiicy-ho'ie,s gftAe ~ louis Mutual Coafi-
HsniIi, Security aAf Asr Jsfssy Maaaii
The time toe proving your claims against the
above companies j. limited, and unless YOU attend
- them fithwith, you gill be declared. They
shuuld be attended to az once. The undersigned
are prepared 90 attend 10 and expedite their e0llsc-
iio J, aud have special faculties ior - doing All
such iuti rests intrustsd 90 them will be promptly
ttsndcd 10, as we'll A. the Interests ct those ODD
ing lliules la cOmpsnies that nave suspended busi-
ness In this state. Gail AT once o. address ty letter.
BADGER BREEDING,
Attorneys al Law,
Sagthwest corner Center snl Gn,n street,,
-6l-u RoOIns 81 AMI -, Louisville, ~.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Tue trial Of Northcraft for the
killing Of Thos. G. Chandler, is pro-
crossing at Lebanon, before special
Judge NJ. II. Owsley. From b. NJ.
Burdett, Esq, who came from there
last evening. we learn that the exam
ination of witnesses would not be
concluded before to day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

A DEMOCRAT has been appointed
Postmaster at Petersburg. Va, not
withstanding the protests Of the Rad
ical representative in Congress. He
was recommended for the position by
Senator Withers, and a Democratic
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

KEY, the Democrat who sold his
birth-right for q mes Of pottage, and
was made the Nominal Postmaster
General Of the United States, hae
written letter to Senator Merrimon
in relation to the distribution Of Offices
among Southern Democrats. lie in
forms him, with the brazen efroniery
ofan old stsger, instead OF Radical
Of nineteen days training, that when
ever "it is impossible to find Repub'
lican who will be satisfactory to a
large majority Of the people, Whose
business is directly affected by the APP
poin,ment,' then he will condcscend
to look along the Democratic ranks
for a fit appointee. The Southern
Democrats who were "pqcifef" by
Keys appointment, thinking that il
would work gain for the Southern pco
ple, will now see what farce was prac.
,iced on them. The appointments of
Key will benefit Key, and Key alone.
Yet il was "pacifcatory" measure.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

The Louisville Commercial has been
adding some splendid improvements to
It's Office, in the way Of presses, &c.
The paper comes now cut ready for
reading. II ia good paper, with one
exception, and its ability to make i'm.
prov, ments shows that II is apprecia'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

HAYES Is a member Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. North, but he
snubs Parson Newman, and goes to
another Church. Newman is not
likely to be recognized to the extent
that he was under the Grant dynasty.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

A LAWYER named Hayes, Of San
Francisco, went 10 the Office Of Genl
McComb. Managing Editor Of the
Aha, and demanded retraction Of an
article published in it in reference IN
himself. He Aourished his little pistol
around lively. and threatened to use il
right then and there il the editor did
not promise to eat his words. lie not
only did not eat or promise to eat, but
knocked Hayes down, gave him a Sc
we're beating; took away his pistol and
marched him TO the Station House,
where he entered a charge, Of assault
with deadly weapons against him. We
have always advised people to let these
editors alone. They are dad medi-
cine" when you get them started.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

AFTER twenty years in which to re.
fleet and repent over his crime. Juo.
d. Lee, the leader Of the Mountain
Meadow massacre, will be shot in
Utah, to-day. lie has made con-
fession of his connection with the af.
fair.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

A WOMAN in Virginia, recently,
gave birth to five little brats at one
time. All of them are boys, and
mother and party are doing well.
'Twouidnt take that woman Tong to
stock an Orphan Asylum.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

THE Cincinnati Enquirer, on being
asked to publish the game laws Of Ohio
and Kentucky, excuses itself by say
ing, "Life is too short and adds
"You can shoot any thing but horse
in Kentucky and negro in Ohio. q"
This is a plain and short statement of
the case, and is Just about true.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-23

Ben. Mickey, the La Grange muir,
,lerer, was sentenced at Shelbyville
yesterday. to imprisonment for life. A
murderer gets his dues for one time,
af loast