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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

CHRISTMAS. Before the INTERIOR
JOURNAL shall again make its bow to
its much-appreciated readers the hap
ny season Of Christmas will have
been ushered upon NE. To the young
people il will he hailed with the same
joyful delight as il was when We in
our childhood's innocence imagined
Santa Claus a veritsble living and
breathing parsonage, the owner Of ev.
erything pleasing to the sight and
taste. and gifted with the wonderful
faculty Of riding in the air in q chart
ct drawn by winged deers. The de-
lusive fancies Of youth are indeed
sweet--but how soon do they van.
ish 10 he succeeded by the terrible re-
aliiies OF lifel To us of mature years,
and to those who are descending the
rapid decline of life, Christmas will
he more enjoyed as season of retro
spection. We will think Of how il
used to he when We were children, of
that dear mother whose delight II was
to make glad our little hearts, but who
now, alas! sleeps in the cold, cold clay;
Of that kind father and loving broth
er and sister, from whose paths in life
ours has so greatly diverged. We
will think Of these things, and, cad
though they be, We will be all the
better for the retroepection. As
Nation, we have been blessed with
peace and abundance during the year
now closing, and as individuah, many
Of us have attained that which we i'm
agined would be the most joy-giving,
but there are as many who sorrow ,
over crushed hopes and for dear rela-
lives and friends whom death SO rude !
ly snatched from them during the year. D
1t might have been loving mother, d
and God knows with what bitterness
the writer drank Of that cup, that has v
been taken from us to the great Here c
after, never more to bless us in this
life. But we will not dwell on these
sad thoughts; let us rather forget |,
them for the time being. and each 1
strive to make the other ss happy as =
possible, and be thankful that the
iiver of good gifts has been as leni- Y
mt as He has. Kind readers, we v
ender each of you the compliments f.
f the season, and wish you many a q
,appy return Of it. i'ftt u
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In Mensoriaus.

"Stera Death In his majesty has been abroad,
And IL breath, ~ lev cold in it, agony chill,
Hath blighted and wiihsred a sweet bud"
The death of little Lesley, sou OF Mr.. and Ms
J. r. Edmunds, Of Franklin. Ky, has east gloom
over large circle Of friends. Lesley was a bright
and beautiful child, sinl-ss an sneel-the light
and lie Of mothers heart-and the fayorite Of VII
who knew him. His little LIE was like perpeiu-
al litany-a "May time Of flowers that never fade"
We will miss thee, little pet, when We come
again, for thou vert very dear and we loved thee
we'll; but thou art now cherub bright 10 . better
world, and we should not grieve thy parted worth.
Our sympaiLies are with the grief stricken fam
lily.
Fond Mother, -
HE was dear TO tAy heart, but a beaut ifll boxer
In the garden Of Paradise needed dover
Where thine own little loved one, from suffering
tree,
Near the portal OF Heaven, is waiting for thee"
"ClRIIE."
MAPLE Grove, Lincoln Co, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

THERE is speck Of war 90 the
Mexican border. and the Governor Of
Texas called on President Hayes for
troops 10 put the bloody /Mexicaus 20
aight. The troops were dispatched at
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

COLLECTOR SwoPE has removed a
white store keeper and filled his
place with negro. Well, Swope is
consistent, at least.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

MONTGOMERY Parker, formerly a
wealthy citizen of Fayetre county,
who was sentenced to two years impris-
onment in the penitentiary for the
willful murder Of a young man named
Willis, died in that institution this
week. After his incarceration his
wife began proceedings for divorce.
This and his crime worked on his
mind 50 greatly that it is believed
they caused his death.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

CONGRESS has adjourned until the
10th of January. Most Of US are
satisfied with one days holiday at
Christmas, but our poor over worked
COngressmen can not possibly do with
less than a month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

Joyor, the whisky swiDdler, has
been sseopditioaally PsrdOusd BY the
Prssidsat.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

VIZ commend the wisdom Of Gov.
McCreary in sending the squad Of
militia to guard Grove Kennedy at
Lancaster. A guard without bias
could not have been gotten in Gar
rard, and it was precautioning meas
ure in sending men who had no feel
ings in the matter that will be valu.
able alike to the Common wealth and to
the prisoner himself. We do not believe
that with Mr.. Kennedy's present be.
lief in his ability to clear himself Of
the charge of willful murder that he
would attempt to make his escape
neither would his friends assist him in
il; but, il matters should not turn
out 50 well rs he and they expect, the
tug of war might come, and then the
well-drilled young soldiers would come
in mighty handy. They don't look
like boys that would be easily scared.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

flcnty 81 GOOD haled Hay, aud Corn. always on
hand. Good water running through Stock lot.
brevers stopping a. this stand avoid the rlsk ofex-
posing their stock nv swimming the liver prr,ious
70 fons Into the lot cor the night lie l. we'll pre-
pared 70 entertain his old customers aud the travel
their patronage In III. line. Dee 70. 'sS-ias-tf
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POLAND CHINA HOGS.

Thanh ing our friends sud pairoDs Cor past issars
NJ woull RESPECTFULLY reqaest cont inasncs 81 the
same. and )ali al-l desire 10 ,sl aieniian 10 our
Gns boar.
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THos w. BICKNELL. Publisher.
@0l u iiawky StWst Boston
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

To the Gentlemen of the Leeis-
lature-The gentlemen losing his
old hat in w. H. Tsylor's well and
not report the same either 30 him or
family, but Left them in the dark
and continued to serve out old hat
TO the honorable members, il re-
quested TO call and receive said old
hat, pay charges foptaking it out of
well and cleaning said well.
w. III. TAYLOR.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

E The Governor and the Leg
islature appear to have formed a
mutual admiration society, and it
seems to be the chief occupation OF
the majority ofthe Assembly to frame
laws, increasing the privileges and
patronage of the Executive. The
(" Revised Statutes is the scepter,
which is exhibited to stiAe debate, al
lay opposition and secure acquies-
cence in revolutionary measures,
which, under other circumstances,
would have excited unfeigned alarm.
The latest discovery is that the Elk
ecutive may, by slight forced
construction of law, appoint District
Attorneys, and the Lord knows how
many other officers, and we would
not be surprised, if this privilege was
not likewise confirmed by Territorial
statute, for hitherto whenever his
Excellency has taken snuff the As.
sembly has twisted its nose for Q
sneeze. as
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upon any Government Land eubjsct 70 rri-
value with Bounty Land Warrants. s~nd
s.amP :: snmsrs q Go. Tor p@snphass %
Arrears % Pay and Bounsy.
OFFICERS. SOLDIERS and SATr~
OfsS OF the late was, or then heirs are in
many cases entitled to money from che
government Of which theyhave no know
ledge. Write full history of service, and
state amount ofpay and bounty received.
Enclose stampto ex-GILMORE& co, and
full reply, after animation, will be given
you free. a. !.
Pensions.
AlFoFFICERS, SOLDIERS, ana SAT-.
OhS wounded, ruptured, or injured in
the late war, however slightly, can obtain
pension by addressing GILMORE e co.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE a. co
before the Supreme Court OF the United
States the Court of Claims, and the South
ern Claims Commission. 81
Each department OF our business Is con
Quoted in 0 separate bureau, under charge
o. same experienced parties employed bv
the oidfirm. Prompt attention foaff bust
ness entrusted to GILMORE Il co. "a
thus secured. We desire 70 via success
ny deserving IL.
Address GILMORE n CO.,
62a + Street, Washington. d. b,
February 18th. 1876. 1a:tf
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

Ia go. M T
TIE PREsInEsT1AL ELEcnoN.---A
bill has been introduced into ths
United States Senate to change the
day of the Presidential election from
the first Tuesday after the frsl
Monday in November to the CORES.
ponding day Of October. and to hold
the election year earlier, SO as te
let the Electors hold their meeting
in July, instead Of in December, o.
leap year. These amendments would
give time for the Judicial settlement
of dispute. and dosnot require de-
parture from any established princi
pie.
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School Notice.

TINE OLYMPIA PUBLIC SCHOOL
Il will be conducted during the year as
follows: rf;.iit sQtd
First term of seven weeks, beginning
November 9Th and ending December 2ist.
Second term of twelve weeks, beginning
January I'd, 1873.
Third term of twelve weeks. beginning
one week after the close of the Second
term.
The following are the teachers employed
and the positions assigned them:
Principal--W. F. THOMPSON.
informed. Dept.--Mrs. w. r.. THOMP-
Infant Dept.--Mrs. A. J. WHITE.
Pupils from outside the District will be
admitted TO the School at the following
rates, to be paid to the Principal, within
two weeks from the opening of the term,
viz: In Principal Department six, Inter-
mediate five and Infant Department four
dollars, per term, and at one half Of said
rates for the first term. ssss8 e.
1t Is especially requested that pupils be
i'm attendance on the first day of the term,
with such books as they may have, in or
der that they may be classified to the best
advantage.
G. A. BARNES,
Chm Board Of Directors.
N. CRosBy, JR.. Clerk.
Olympia, October az. 1877. 4s:w2
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

E A bill is now before the As
sembly authorising the Territory 10
contract with Mr.. Billings for the
keeping Of Territorial convicss, for
aterm Of six years. at rs cents per
day fw each pxisoner. IL The ban
rassss. Mr. b. oonsemrl&tess erecting
q large HuAnufsrturiss s~sahai~Amsns
nszr tkis Flaes. IN whseA shzy win
be smpssywd as r&risms szaaes. Ths
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The Suns Washington special says: "a
conference OF prominent Democratic sen
stors and Representatives, from both ecst
and west was held yesterday In anticipa-
tion of Senator Morton's DEATH Gov.
Williams, Of Indiana, being present, ihdi-
catek his readiHess to be guided by the
and 1t was determined that the vacancy,
when It occurs, shall be rendered to Thos.
A. Hendricks, who, 1t is said, will accept.
Dan Voorhees, name was presented, but
Williams is understood to be pledged now
to Hendricks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03
The order Construed.

BosroN. Oct. 81. Attorney General Dew
ems, writing from Washington, excusin,
himself from active participation in th,
state campaign. says; II learn with SUI
prise and regret that many of the Republl
can officials hesitate either to speak orvote
alleging as q reason the presidents recen
civil service ORDER In distinct terms tina
order states that the right of officials h
vote and express their views on publ
questions. either orally or though the press
Il not denied provided it does not Inter
fere with the discharge of their oiiicia
duties"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

CHICAGO. Nov THE Times Indiana
minely worse He Is wakefui ' and rest
less, 1hiccoughing badly. The physician
states that he will be able at A o'clock tc
decide whether the senator can live until
morning or not. $50 b f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A ucrioS HOUSE or vxS TAss9LL 4 KEARxEy'
"A .lC. III East 18Th ST.. near 4sh Az
TIKI Fhef S s q Ms Ss sksNkIiS
ne 81 SOLD, BY ArSrIosNnv
=, 10 O'Clock
ELEGANT PAIR or CLOSELY MATCHED AND
well bred Day Horses; one was sired by Etwsrd
Everett the other by Daniel Lambert. they are 1914
harness :ree from vice trick fauis. very stylish
and pleasant drivers fast travellers fear MOTH ng; IN
every respect superior family carriage team and
IMPORTED DOUBLE HARNESS. But LITTLE USED;
LIGHT s-GLAss LANDAU STYLED THE cLARES.
DON, BUILT BY j. b. BREWSTER CO.. OF
2arii ST.: lined: has Cplinge axles.
French leather top the latest improvements for fall
Ing tne top. good a. new. built 10 order and cost
S2.lOO; Whips. Robes. Blankets Livery, &c.
The whole establishments 80 be sold without reserve.
VERY STYLISH PAIR BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES,
~ hands high, ana yeags old: kind und true an all
harness 'rse from wee free, promps game drivers
safe for lacy's have One action ard gre az
bottom and endurance. and are warranted sound sea
new, made By MsAul.re: Dress blankets; Whip and
iASp Paw wsr rs rERFsSr = oRpta BUILT BY
EXTRA STYLISH PAIR BAY nEiDi NGs 10 hands high
anc years old. knc ana IN all harness; irse
from vice prompt and handy drivers, have been used
they are sharp roadscrs. afraid Of nothing: have
no fault trick Of description drive well In sin
e harness Ihey are snc q The finest family AM N
ELEGANT FULL SIZED Landaule,. morocco trimming
ALSO iSEsk S SS 3 THHoTrlso. FAMILY
AND BUSINESS HORSES; CARRfAGES, WAC
oSs. rhAEroNs. DOUBLE AND slNGLE iiAR
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II
FURNITURE.
EcRS!rrRE. CARPETS AND sEDDiSJ.
40 per cent lie. than .as cost Of projections
D. FAKnELLs.
IS BOwep. near Canal st
Having purchased the stocks several sankrups
manufacturers 0ffarnure carpet. and bedding very
below eos' Of production. am prepared to give M
patrons and tho public 10 general
BARGAINS
such have shIs city any.
-hsr. sh. country. These manufacturers
gAgemenss and prepared o them.
Having tho cash. advantage situation and
boagns these s,oeksat
EXTREMELY Low TouREa
am In possession Of them cheaper
thsn similar the inferior qualities
DO sold any manufacturer confederation
faesurerA a manufacturer who Offers unasrssi
tail tho Wholesale dealer may
himself himself PROFITS they
would having purchased thess
uudersen any manufacturer . the market
D. FARRKLA
"a Bowsry. Cana, -
thy
-sriar suit.. Dining nas- ss'~
Aamssr Suits. En.m .,l.A ss,,i,..-.
s.rps,A onel0.h. .Dl BEDDING
s..Asy MONTH. inss.m.n.. taken
K D. FARRELL
70 sovesy. a.., Canal :.
(I,HEA1 BARGAINS
Carpets. Furniture. .e-
d KiELLys
surni.a1. aad Carpet
The iargss. and most complete .ssorsm.u, u
Dining Room a', and i Kisehsa Surnl.yra
very select line Of
Ono csrpstA
Body Brus:s..
'''''''''rA r..-Dl, and ..,. c...,.
oiclo.h.
IN all widths
eboic. variety Of
sii;ss;s .,s,. .s go; s:,.u
Ac. &C.. 40
sshe,ss.ry Goods retained a. wholss.i. prlcsa
All goods shipped frsa
OIL and 81. 9Th .v corner sOth st..
A4 9th Az. corner .3.h a.
GEoKoR,A cLAKEE's
Furniture and Carpet Louise,
TAT broadway. opposite Assor place.
acknowledged leading United
INsTALMBNr PLAN.
NJ, Term: a :. the y.s%
cerning House FURNISHING sen, on application.
| 4 ARGEsr STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR FUR
is ana =
warerooms
| NfIsrIr cARpErs-ENGI.IsI. BRUSSELS AND IN.
M grain cheap. ~ tho old place. liz Fulton Call
or send tor circular
| MUST BE SOLD THIS wEEK-A SUIT OF PARLOR
wi furnsure black walnut and hair cotn. Of the latest
curing s"s ~sss :, $50 East 74iS st.. second ioor
DARrIEs WISHING TO DISPOSE or rnEIR FUR
Or aassns T. NAME a,s '''' ''
| CEcoND HAND FURNITURE wANrED-Ar LIS SD
TWO PORTABLE BLACK WALNUT wARDgoHEs
BY special workman. Mr.. BARKER. ~ Liberty 81. near
w 10 and II Spring 81. corner Crosby st.. New York.
invite attention TO their stock Of Furniture intending
orders solicited and estimates given ENDS
"%soss wiado" Shades. Mc Tor ss and soansr
houses.
| WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNITURE, IN
exchange Tor pleasant Room and good Board Address
| FAMILY. iiersid Office.
p, NANrgD-A QUANTITY OF FURNITURE. NEW OR
ing company paid Address GILBERT box 4s6s Post
oiics.
WANTED AT PRIVATE sALE-A GOOD SET or
w ParIor Furniture Dressing Case Bureau and
Srs.. G%s box rs Herald oase 80 ~
| ylyANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND UPRIGHT
w Phmpton Pickhardt He'd Lounge Bed, Sofa Bed aud
Wardrobe. ali be in order Address H.. station
20 GREAT JONES sr-wfiL SELL PRIVATE
CCsae elegant msroon parior suit. frames inlai.
with gill; nearly new also very handsome walnut Ward
robe.
MARBLE MANTELs.
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NERVOUS EXiiAuSTION.-A MEDICAL ESSAY,
AN comprising series lectures delivered kahns Nm.
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