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Tuition 800 per year; total expense for board
ers, 1884, Ornamental branches and French
extra Next Semester begins September 12.
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1t is not unusual for patients suffering from
diseases for which sulphur baths are recon-
mended, to travel thousands Of miles to avail
themselves of sulphur bathing. They would
fnd it less expensive to buy Glenn's Sulphur
sohp and Dathe at home. Sold everywhere
Depot, CRIrrENTON's, No. Sixth avenue,
New York.
SOC. ii W&E
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Ditman's Sea Salt should be used in every
arc there exhibited In the most striking man
ner. For very young children the bath should
be tepid. Sold in bags and boxes by chemists
and druggists. N. B.-Partcularly see that
each packet bears our trade mark.
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The Bridge.

Flies are new being driven for the con.
Eeesien of the Southern Railroad Bridge
with Mclean avenue. A large number
4t men are employed and the work Is be-
tEG pushed forward TO completion as
fAPidiy as possible
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the Hospital has no screws loose and
needs no oil. The whole machine moves
smoothly.
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OEsERLHN COLLEGE.

Collegiate and Prepara =
i tory Departments Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
Of religious influences. Thorough amt cheap.
Tuition, incidentals and library foes only SET a
year. Over 1,200 students annually For fuller
Information address ], II. FAIR0HILD, Presi-
dent or j. B. T. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlln.
Ohio. ana d&w.tf
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Prize Ring.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. Ia des
perate prize fight took place last nigh
in room in the Eastern District be-
tween Patsey Gallagher, Of this city,
aud Jack Hogan, OF New York. The
men fought at caught weights according
| to the rules OF the London Prize Ring
for $500. The match was arranged four
weeks ago, and the men have since been
preparing for the contest. The arrange
ments were quietly effected, in order
| that the authorities should not get wind
of the affair. Gallagher was seconded
BY Tom Costello and Pat. Hayes, while
Hogan had the services OF Mike Baker
and Tom MoGinnis. Tom Nolan was
| referee.
Shortly after 7 O'Clock the men were
ON hand. Hogan won the toss tor choice
of corners, and the fight began. 1t was
decidedly in favor OF Hogan during the
i've rounds, he gaining the first blood
and first knook-dOwn. In the fifth round
Gallagher nearly strangled Hogan on
he ropes. From this round to the last
Gallagher had the best Of the lighting.
In the twenty fourth round Hogan came
up to the ring terribly punished. Galla-
CHER knocked him down, and he was
carried to his corner insensible. His
seconds seeing that he could not fgnt
any longer, threw up the sponge, and
Gallagher was declared the victor. The
hight lasted one hour and ten minutes,
during which ume twenty our rounds
were fought. Both men were terribly
punished.
Baseball.
The following games were played yes
terday:
INDIANAPOLIS, July a1-The game be-
tween the indianapolis and Bostons
was q tie game, the Bostons being un-
TO make the train. The following is the
soOrei
Innings. as
Indianapolls....." indian 9 < / < !
Time of game--one hour ana fifty five min
utes
Buns earnod-Bostons 8, indianapolis 4
First base on rrors--1ndianapJlis /, Bos-
tons l.
First base on called balls indianapolis /,
Bostons !.
Struck ut--Iudianapolis 4, Bostons 8.
Left on bases indianapolis g. Bostons l,
Balls oalled--On Nolan Ia, on Bond 10,
Strikes called OF Nolan 81, of Bond 70.
Double plays-- Quest and HoutH; Mack and
Houtz; loutz 3; Sutton, Wright and White,
Umpire--J. A. Baker.
LOUISVILLE, July 81
IduisVifls,: 5pn'nksi :':::' ::".: t?t SSSo -,
ST. Louis. U y u
PI1TsBURd, July 8l.-Alleghanys 0,
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AT CINCINNATI.

P1TsBURG, July 8l.-Alleghanys 0
Hartiorus 9.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02

Kdiior Isisrior Jssraai
Please publish the statement herewith
inserted, from the County Attorney Of this
county, setting forth his reasons for object
ing to proceeding with the examination Of
a charge Of homicide before me, as one If
the Associate Justices presiding in the ease
Of the Commonwealth W. Martin. 1t is
scarcely necessary To inform AN habitual
observer Of proceedings in courts Of JUS
iice Of any grade, that the objection to a
Commonwealth officer by an officer of the
Commonwealth, is not only without preee-
dent. but withou, any warrant Of authority:
commonwealth vs.. VIM. Martin-Fob. q, II
Tn. County Attorney on his arrival In sianf,rd,
this morning. was approached with the suggestion,
that : one OF the members osnsiiiutng the Exam-
lining Court, NJ u. Hughes was the law studsnt Of
Of the leading counsel FIR IN. deenss, Hon ",
G. sauhey, II would not he proper aud right for
him 10 sit In the use. Cpon which, the Connty
Attorney having no objections whatever, nor did
associate counsel to said Hughes composing part Of
the court Of invcslisationl intimated 10 said
Hughes, the suggestion above relsrrel Ia, and il
was further suggested that said Hughes brother
had killed man, upon which II being iniinaiei Ia
said Hughes, he, wishing that the buuiain Of JUS
,iee should not only he pure but nee from suspi-
clon. reiiTel from the ease"
foSTAISE D. BOBBrr CITY. AIRY.
attach no blame to the counsel for the
Commonwealth or the relatives u the de-
ceased. But the one or two who made the
Suggestion referred to, are either very
ignorant, or have but little confidence in
nay honor and integrity as an officer. II
the first, pity them, IL the second, call
for the proof as to one instance in which
have failed to do my duty. have held
my humble Office for only four months, du-
ring which time have investigated charges
against some twenty alleged criminals, hav.
ing discharged but three on, Of that num-
ber-cascs in which the evidence was Who'll
ly insufficient to justify holding over for
further trial.
AZ to the first suggestion that at wohld
not be proper for me to ait in the case be-
cause | am a Law student OF the Hon. NJ. c.
Sauaey, counsel for defense" would say
int, | am Law student Of Nj. :. but not
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a scrrunt s,condly-If I am, my prccep,-
or ha. never taught me to violate my oath,
nor do any thing contrary 10 my convic.
lions and ~ proof that have not q, ne 20
In any instance, I refer to all 81 the Stanford
bar who have been before me IN advocacy
Of interests adverse To- those advocated by
the counsel above named.
Thoss lawyers will oil certify that acr.
~ manifested any partiaiiiy towards any man,
in my rulings or decisions.
But sccor,linv to that suggestion, I am
forever disqualified TO act as Judge in any
case in which my precsptors have profe-.
.ional employment. As to The second Sgg.
eestion, the same reasoning applies. am
forever disqualified to act 10 Judge OF Juror
in q cpsc, wherein the charge is homicide,
because my "brother killed a man"
Finally, flour Circuit Judge had broth.
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I,rr.r Nsxs.-Ir, IN our ,.,c.,
.dy;r,. tho conn, h.J nroceeded a. "a,
:, v.rmon, Tho pro.;,lo,, If III,
s.n.,. .,.,ed ,h., \. h.J rsc.;vol
.,lv ON. a., Of ,o,,;s,,,.. e., TIM,
State. and ON Congressman Hewitt Of
fering to hand him another set, he re-
fused to receive them. which created
great Indignation on the part Of th,
Democrats, and much confusion i,
the House. The probability IL, tina,
the count was completed last night,
and the result proclaimed. The coun
try will breathe frccr now that the
great National Returning Board is q
thing Of the past......The Nicholl.
government Of Louisiana is to be re.
cogpircl. and TROOPS Withdrawn immc'
diaiely from the S,ate......Ex- Cover.
NOR joseph Johnston. Of Virginia,
died Yesterday, in the y2nd year Of
his age. Hayes has gone to Wash.
ingtou, but will not resign HE Guber.
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LAST Friday night, at IL o'clock,
as the passenger train on the Louis
vile and Cincinnati Short Line, was
slashing along at its usual fast speed,
u was thpwn from the track by an
open switch ut Boards Station, some
fifteen miles beyond Louisville, and
the whole train, with the exception of
the engine and rear sleeping car pre-
cipitatcsl ,lown an embankment. We
were on board, and asleep in the car
that did not 80 over. and were awaken.
ell by the bouncing Of our car over
the ties. The horrible knowledge that
We were of the track-that in a few
seconds We might be at the bottom Of
q ravine mashed and mangle,l flashed
with vivid suddenness through our
mind. This agonizing suspense did
not last long, for the forward cars
soon went over with a crash, bringing
our car to a sudden stand-still. I'm.
mediately every one was up and going
at once without considering The order
Of hi, going. Many aags Of truce
Autterd in the rear, but when it was
found that no one was hurt seriously,
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A RESOLUTION was offered in the
House, declaring that it be the sense
Of Congress that Hampton and Mich
oils are respectively the lawfully elect
cal heads Of the government in their
States. 1t required n two.thirds vote
to carry it, but the Radicals vote,l
may" in body. and it was lost by q
vote Of 1877 to IS. This amounts to
nothing more than to show the devil
ish spirit that animates the party Of
"divine origin" These Governors
are bound to be recognized or the p u
pie of those State, will see to it.
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RAILROADS. While in Cincinnati
last week We were pleased to meet Col.
W. A. Gum. formerly Chief Engin-
eer Of the Cincinnati Southern but
now connected with the Kentucky
Central. Mr.. Gum was about to leave
with corps of Engineers to re-survey
and estimate the probable cost of ex.
tending that road 10 Knoxville. Three
months or more will likely be consum-
ell in this preliminary work. after
which ii is supposed active work will
commence on it. The Kentucky Cen
trail is almost forced TO this extension.
as with its present terminus licking
tom it cannot compete with the Gin.
cinnati Southern.
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THERE is likelihood that called

THERE is likelihood that called
session Of Congress to convene in
May, will be necessary 10 pass sever.
al appropriation bills t hat will Of ne.
cessity, 60 over during the present
session. Should this be the case, the
present Speakers time expiring, the
House will have to choose between the
same two. Randall and Sayler, for the
Speakership. In view of the fact,
the House Committee on Rules has
decided to present bill authorizing
the Clerk of the House to act as
Speaker till the House is organized.
If this bill is passed it will give the
Democrats decided advantage.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02

FROM that excellent and almost in
dispensible paper to railroad men, The
Gasette, published in New York and
Chicago.) we learn that during the
month Of January there were On all
the railroads in the United States l47
accidents. whereby II people we're
killed, and l4S injured. The number
of accidents are more than double
those for similar period Of last year,
and ms railroad accidents continue to
increase, it seems that there is a cor.
rsspondly increase Of car eles.ness. A
great many Of these accidents might be
avoided. and il railroad companies
were held to q strict, account, greater
care aud fewer accidents would Ike the
result.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02

The Frankfort Yeoman and other
Democratic papers that have kept a
rooster constantly in their columns
since the election. had better lay them
aside now. If We have anything in God
Almighty's world to crow over we
would like to know it. Cheated aud
robbed out of our undoubted rights,
led into acompromise with baud Of
thieves, We would suggest that a
more fitting emblem now would be to
turn the column-ru!es upside down,
and keep them SO till au honest cleo
ton is held in 1880.
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II has just been discovered in Nova
Scotia. that all the marriages. CON-
missions. &c, entered into since 1863,
are null and void, becanse the gov.
ernment has been using a seal that
was ordered by the Imperial Govern.
ment to be returned then. We know
a good many married men IN this
country that would like TOR somebody
to discover that our government had
been using the wrong seal and that
they might have chance to get out Of
their scrspes without a suit for di.
yOrce.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02

THE speech Of Hon. Henry Wat
tcr.on. opposing any obstruction to the
finishing Of the count before the Tri-
bunnl is reproduced in full in yester-
days Cour;er.Journai. Like all Of
his efforts, II !. grand aud patriotic,
aud should I've carefully and thought.
fully read.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02

The post master Of the moral city
Of Chicago, has defaulted to the
amount Of many thousands. The Moody
and Srnkey business don't have much
effect on the average Radical Post
n.asfar
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Tnr Medical College at Louisville
has just turned out l45 young doctors,
another College at Cincinnati %, and
another at New York l57. Good
Lord deliver us.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02

IT has for some time been matter
Of deep concern with US what would
become Of our poor, prosecuted Grant
after he was kicked down and Out, and
cut OF from brides anil that $50, 900
per year. But IL Is all right now, the
old man u be taken care Of. lie is
going to be president Of new Ma
tional Bank in New York, with a cap.
italof Twenty Millions. That is,they
say he will, and they ought to know.
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CONSUMPTION
Positiv ely Cured,

All sufferers irom this disease that are anxious
10 he cured should try DR. kissmrr's celebrated
Cansumptire Powders. Ihrsc powders are the
only pr'lnraticn kuOyn that will eure ton.lmp-
tion aud all diseases bf tho Throat and Lungs-
indeed, ~ strong Is our faith In them, ana also IA
convince you that they are no huuibug, we will
Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are pr
iectly saiisled VI their curative powers. II your
lite Is worth saving, don't delay In giving these
Powders a trial, a. they will surely cure you.
lrcr, tur large boN, IS 10 sent 10 an, part Of he
United states Or Canada 10y mail rccripl 81 price
Address
ASH 81 ROBBINS,
go FuLroS srREEr, bRooKErN, n. Y.
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wnrS Hayes accepted the nomina.
ton Of his party, he made some ex-
ceedingly fair promises to the South.
II is now left to us to wait and hope
that he will fulfill them!
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GARRARD COUNTY VENTS.
La neasfes.

r.,,,,,v ss 1877
.v ~, =, 3. -, r., r.,
~, 80, -, ,
80. ~" 49, -.
..,. -, ~,
-; -. ~ -, ,..s's....
80, -, y,
80 70 '',"' w. ,.a. 1891 w." "e
hue. Certain prophets foretell the disinteg-
ration Of the Democratic party. They
boa'tfully claim that the cntangled meshe-
Of clumsy policy can never he successful
~ rcwound. That the thread must he bro
ken at each impending knot; and every
rpinrter OF the distaff, whether domestic or
political, knows whata calamity that is,
Every child who has held his mothers
yarn through an interninable winding re-
members the occasional disaster OF "lost
end let US hope that the national skein
viii have the lines fall into pleasant places,
a'si that the dcPloruble web Of disappoint-
ment and injustice may not necessarily in
volve a CT 'ss-thrcad Of ruin. When the
Muses. had birth il is highly probable that
they were not ushered upon political
arena; and at this late day "Clio" has no
ambition to be considered 'sirons. minded"
But she might be pardoned for occasionally
wandering from the chimney corner to
scan broad sky whose clouds or sunshine
"A q a
~
Tbs last week Of Circuit Court Is upon
NJ sd We are having both day and night
sessions. An important will case has been
settled by the will being put to record.
=.
~ ''"
a"" = 'o'o'eu 70! was '" ~, '" '"'
= ~ W '"s -. .,n
-
"e 80 .a' ", ~, ", n'-.,,N IN,
" ""'e" ''"e '''' ' 80, " " , v"
r ' '"e ,-,
~ '".s. " :, .'"a
~" ~, '
= proper Jail building at that point, deter
mined the authorities to make no change.
The services ola nightly guard around the
Lancaster Jail indicates that fears are en-
tertained for the prisoners safety, either
from his friends or his enemies; anil justice
is making an effort not to be defrauded
Meanwhile, those interested in the unhap-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02

A BILL providing for filling the Pres
i,lency in the case of failure to elect
or in case Of the death of the Presi.
dent Of the Senate. the death OF the
Speaker Of the House. or all these cas-
es combined, has passed the House. 1t
dec lares that should such coniingen.
cies arise, the Secretary of State shall
act as President during the interreg-
mum. The probability is that the Bill
will pass the Senate also. as a Repub-
lican is destined to fill the bill in the
instance that may arise in a few days.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02

TnLDEs and Hendricks we're elect
ed President and Vice President by
over a million majority of the white
voters. and yet those voters stand
with their hands in their pockets and
see a base usurper named Hayes, in
auguratel. Dom Piatt was right.
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In Lincoln county, adjoining the lanis Of ". =
llocksr on the east, the Knob Lick Pike GA the
south and the lands attached To X. D. iIockinridge
the west.
TEkMs.-A credit of6, ~ and Is months on bonds
with g0Hl secuTity, bearing per cent, per annum
interest date until paid having the flrce aud
effect of Judgments, and lien retained " SEIZURE
payuieni Of Inc purchase price. .....
A. X. DENNY,
2Ji-li special Commissioner.
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X. b. short for Returning Board
Hayes. will DO inaugurated. not by
the grace Of God or the grace of over
. million of white votsrs. but by the
grace Of the ignominious and ps1ured
supreme Judge. j. Bradley. This
Bradley name is bad sa any way.
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The thing is dead certain now. Mrs.
Hayes has been to Cincinnati and
bought her White House out.ft-and
that settles il.
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TRE Eight to Seven game Is we'll
nigh ended. Its Infamous decisions
with regard to Florida and Louisiana
have caused every one tn lose interest
or feel any surprise or disappointment
at iis subsequent decision. Since our
last issue Oregon and South Carolina
have been stolen for Hayes, and the
doubts that may have been cherished
that he would be declared elected, have
vanished. In each case Of a doubtful
State. the farce Of going through an
argument and trial has been en-.
acted. then the predetermined Rad
ical majority take time for DELHI
Grafton. and decide as It has ever been
intended they should decide - for
Hayes, and against the first principle
of tho right and the Constitution.
There Is some desire en the part Of the
Democratic leaders To flibuster and
prevent the finishing Of the count in
time to save Rutherford, but it is a
a bad policy. The only way now is to
grin anil endure what they have, by a
lack Of sense and forethought, been
led into, and wait for time tn prove
the business of our cause. Having
played their part exceedingly well in
the tragedy now nearly ended, the
curtain will fall on the ignominious
Eight, and they will SO down to his
tory as the basest and most perjured
partissns that ever di-graced a coun.
tryl
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On Wednesday, March 2l,'77,
FITS, EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently eured.-no hum bug-by
one moath's usage Of Dr .tsou la rd' rot-
ebratsd lafaItibie fit PAwdsrs. 10 cVn-
vince sufferers that ihess will do all ws claim for
them, We will send them by mail, post paid, a
free trial box. As Dr. GoulaId u the only
ply stefan that sas made this disease special
study, aud as to our know ledge thousanss have
hcen permanently cured BY the use Of these
Powders, We will guarantee permanent cure
10 every case, or refuad you all noaey eNpend-
cd. All sufferers should give these Powders an
early trial, aud b. convinced OF their curative
powers.
Price ia large box, 81 W, or boxes Tor SO On,
sent by thail 10 any part OF the United states OF
canada on receipt Oi prize, OF by express C. o. d.
Adirrs-,
ASH Sc ROBBINS .,
$50 FrLroS srRrEr, Brooklyn:N y. y.
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INV ibyERTI>vArNrs.
SAIH I!

FOR SALH {!
I offrr fir sale my Farm Que mil- from Huston
VILE containing 100 Acre- of gOo- til1hle Land, In
high state u cultivation. Thcrr are abont -
arres In wheat n ta 81 IN corn nj III, lalsncc In
bluegrass. II not sid 10y the iith of Maph, will
r,nt. The Huuse, nearly new contains 10 rOstns
a gt-ri barn aud srlcndid well-. fvr p,rirularS,
apply to JAMES u. PkIITr
lGc-tf HusianViilr ~.
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CIIILIIOWEE FARM
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAM

attached n W. G. T.. Breckinridge as vii satisfy
said judgment The Farm TO he sold contains
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4 GOOD LARGE
FARM FOR SALE

desire to III my Farm, situated In a goal neish
l,orhooi ou Dix River. : mills last Of stanford,
Ia Lincoln county, containing
375 ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
veil waicrc.l. tinlberel aud GnccSl. IIas on IL a
gooi orchard, splendid rev narn and or nc,er-
falling sprins, Nearly the Who'll. of The FsTm j.
set In gra~>. for information, addrs4s, o. call un
tO-imo-I3 SARAH COOK.
SANFORD, Ky.
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Commissioners Sale!
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.

REBECCA THORNTON, Plaintiff
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ., ''''''
BY virtue OF a julgusnt rendered In the above
styled cass, al the otvber Term, 1876, will,
On Monday. March s, 1877,
before the courthouse door, In siahihd, on,r al
public auction much Of the partition OF lac