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EXCITEMENT IN NEW ORLEANS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO TEE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 8, 1877
despatch has just reached here n1:i5 P. NJ, via
Galveston, fromFort Davis, which states that Mexi-
can mob over four hundred strong have taken pos
session OF the towns OF San Eizario and Isletto in
Texas, arrested the officials, and parading the
Streets shouting death TO Americans with
cheers for Mexico. The officers OF the county, FL
Paso, are also in the hands OF the mob. There are
no troops in the neghborhood and fears are enter.
tained OF general massacre.
NEWS IN NEW ORLEANS.
The news here creates the greatest excitement
made at once OF volunteers protect the frontier,
and, II necessary, invade Mexico The officers OF
tie first Louisiana infantry, OF which an ex-Con-
Tolerate officer Is in command, express themselves
ready to go the shortest notice. The affair is
denounced here as owing to the feeble policy Of the
general government New Orleans merchants are
interested to considerable degree In peace on the
frontier.
GENERAL sHERIDAN's VERSION OF THE AF-
FAIR-TRooPs ON THE WAY TO INVESTIGATE
AND SUPPRESS TIE RIOT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, Oct. o, 1877.
The report having reached here this evening
from Fort Davis. Texas. that there had been an
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SENATOR MORTON SINKING.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct 8, 1877.
Senator Morton is worse. According TO the official
reports he Is unable to retain food on his stomach,
and his condition giving his friends much ness.
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A THANKLEsS JOURNEY.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE herald. I

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct O, 1871
Mr. owens, brother OF tito late Senator Owens, OF
South Carolina passed through this city tonight for
New York for tho purpose OF max ng effort to
cover somc Sl5, OOJ oi money uud securities winch
wero stolen lfon him whllc IN New YORK.
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COAL MINERS TO RESUME WORK.

PIrTsroS. Pa, Oct. O, 1877.
Tho Pennsylvania Coal Company's miners, IN mass
meeting assembled here to day, resolved almost
unanimously to resume work next Monday upon tho
companys terms.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.

SAs FRANCISCO, Oct o, 1917.
General Sherman aud stan have arrived overland
from Portland.
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KING SITTING BULL.

FORT WALSH PROBABILITY THAT THE Willy
CHIEF WILL REFUSE TO RETURN TO UNITED
STATES TERRITORY
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PRxBryA, u. T., Oct 9, 1877.
Later additional advices from Fort Walsh Wood
Mountain, via Turtle Mountain. report the arrival
there of tho Canadian members Of the Sit.
ting Bull Commission. The United States
commissioners were not expected to arrive
until yesterday, account OF tho various
delays they have encountered. They arrive
Poplar River where II the International
boundary line on the Sd OF October and tho remain
Ing two days until tho 5th, would DO occupied the
march 10 Fort Walsh. Reliable advices from Sitting
Bus camp indicate that he Will probably reject the
proposal OF the commissioners TO return to tho UnlteI
stated territory, but accept the Canadian to 20
their reservation,
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A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

RMousKi, Quebec, Oct 0, 1871
The house OF Eustnchc Donne was burned this
morning. and child Two years Of age perished in the
nameA
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SENATOR woODIN RENOMINATED.

Auburn, n. Y, Oct. O. 1877.
At the Republican Senatorial Convention to-day TOR
the Twenty -lnh district Hon. William d. Woodn
was rcnomnated on the nrst ballot.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Major General John H. Scholold and Colonel william
N. whcrry, OF West Point al the Brunswick. Rev.
DR.. r. w. Dale, Of Birmingham. England. Is at thu
Brevoort Professor Peter 8. Niche, Of West Point l
at the Westminster Henry A. Tndep. Of New Lebanon
N y, is at tho Windsor. Audrew 7. Mcciintock, o
Penpsy sylvania; Colonel Samuel Woods United State,
Army, and John n. Goodwin, Ex-Governor Of Arx,na,
are at the Filth Avenue. Ex-congrsssman. Joseph
segar. OF Virginia. and Judge s. Burke, Of Cleveland
are at tho St Nicholas Judge J. Prou,, OF Vermont,
Is ut tho st. Denis.
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A PURE, RADIANT COMPLEXION IS ONE OF
womaus greatest charms IL Is attainabls bv the daily
OF GLkSN's SULPHUR SOAP hich
the skin. cuticular ailments OF pgion
admir- bic disniectant
II. W. johns ASBESTOS MATERIALS con-
sist Of Liquid Paints In II shades sandsr
coors Iooi Paint Tor tin roofs iron work. &c. Frcproo
Paint for inside woodwork of warehouse factories boiler
&c. Roofing In rolls Tor steep Hat roofs Non
Conducting Covering for steam ppe. and boilers steam
4c. II. W JOHNS MANUFACTURING CUMPANY, 81
Maiden lano. New York.
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TILE WEATHER YRsrERnAY

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours, in
parson with tho corresponding date OF las, yoar, as
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
upu Rui
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BUMGARDNER'S VIRGINIA RYE wHISKEY
the Oldest brands ths United Satcs and the best.
Compare them with other brandA
IL. B kIRk j CO..
10 Fulton st.. 100 Broadway.
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TIE ADAMS TO GO TO The SOUTH PACIFIC.
WASHINGTON, Oct o. 1877.
The Navy Department has received information TO
the effect that the United states steamer Adams IS
expected leave Montcvdco about the LIST OF Novem
Dor lor the south Pacific station.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, H. l., Oct. q, 1877.
Tho United States sioop- -of-war osspee, Com mander
Brocze, arrived here to-day IRON New London. she
will remain here foT some time
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MALTHOPTONIQUE.- MOST DELIGHTFUL
tonic crk evolved from English mated barley and
Kentsh hops dyspepsia and Invaluable nursing
mothers; ask your grocer or druggist tor II.
Il. e. HAZARD CO.. 192 20 1913 Chambers st.
OUR NEW MAKE SILK HATS, IS 25 AUTUMN
styles 10 ready. inspection solicited. MEALIO a
Co 416 broadway. Canal st. Established 1880
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GREAT DISCOyERYl
RElTERiS LIFE SYRUP

Is the only medicine ade that 10 both
blood and purga,ive IN one Il Is the only purge In
perfectly agreeable And pleasant aud ell
1t was discovered by old Nurse Bertrand and used among
hcr patients for over fifty years.
Made entirely OF plants and herbs. IL safe for the In
ant Of throe months old aud strong enough tor the full
grown
The doctors, both aopathic and homeopathic highly
recommend It, aud admit that t 10 indeed great dis
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THE BLANCHARD BLOOD AND NERVE FOUD
debility from uhatsver cause. BLANCHARD room
CURE COMPANY, n Union square Also sod Oy Hudnus
lU3 Broadwa Lsvety DR. blanchard lectures Mon.
day evening on dyspepsia ~ Union square. Free.
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A.-BENNErr BUILDING.

h.-DENNElI bUlLDlNu.
FIkK PROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON STA
HASpsoAE IA psy m Ayp yp. wtLt az HEATED osTIcEs
sUITABL FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS ANO INSURANCE OgFICEa
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
A-WHErHER PREDICTIONS S-wHETHER 1T
would be 70 your interest TO 80 down TO RAYMOND 4
60 = clothing bshment. corner Nassau and Fulton
for the latest styles and tho worth
whether you 20 elsewhere and had the want Of IL.
A GREAT DISCuVERyi
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pIrRE MILK

PURE MILK,
from ALpLRSr lows delivered daily la sealed vcsses
Circulars FREQ. HEALTH fOOD COMPANY, IL 4th av.
RUPTURE CURED BY DR.. MARSH'S RADICAL
CuEK Tguss Only Office. vessy House. oppo-
str 81 Paul's Church
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HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
doue at the

METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING oTFIcR
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SMOKE W. DUKES GENUINE PRO BONO PUB.
Lco DunnAs >soxIsG rosAcco. the oldest and most
Durham \. q. MOORE. JENKINS Co., wholsssls
uucu Ne or
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A-BATs FOR GENTLEMEN AT LOWEST
prices Z. ERNENMElN. lAs Nnssau st ne ar Snrucn.

tho liver emo,n a obstructons relax the ducts the
gall bladder the bile freely and the liver
lieved the stools will show VIVA: the Pills do nothing
has ever been invented except caione "a deadly poson
which Is dangerous to uuess with
that will unlock tho gall adder and the sscretions
the liver schenck'y Mun trxke
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FITS, EPILEPSY, FALLING SICKNESS POSI-.
lively cured by uSnR DIR HRBBARp's CuRK. No bug
"t has cured thousands sample bottle FREQ Address
DIBBLEE 90, Chemists. broadway, between 34tL and
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FOR IRREGULAR ACTION OF THE AEART,
cold exrcmtcs and acute pains call At 6S Maiden ns and
get HoLNAs's LIVER PAD AND PLAsrkRs.
GRAEFENBERG MARSHALL'S CArHOLICON Is
the successful medicinal preparation offered
the puzzle Tor the c,mDots and thorough ot all orms
Of Female Complaints SOLD BY druggists IL 50 per bottls
HAVE YOuR IQk PRINTINl.
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcrINa PRESS

capable OF printing IA. 100 COPIES per hour
OF eight page paper either SIX eight coumnA
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| BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD BY HUDNUT, HERALD
Building; CASWELLG MASSEY. 25th IT. and broadway.

DYElNG AND CLEANING. TAKE YOUR DYE
AND CLEANING to the New YORK Dy ene and Printing
Establishment, staten Island Offices so Duane 752
BYnnk
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RONCHINE-FoR BRoCAlTIs, COUGHS, COLDS,

BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FALL AND WINTER
good wearing fitting with and low price
combined EUGENE FERhIS ON. 81 Nassau It.
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BRAIN FUUU, BUTANICAL ENTKACT,
strengthens the brain; positive remedy or weskened
forces and debility price, 81. All druggists de-
pot ALIENS Pharmacy, 18th st. and lst New York.
send tor circular
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DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION,
Flatulonce Low spirits, cured by S9ARPs CoscKxrRArKp
CHARCOAL PILLS. Every box warranted. HARTNETrs
| Han.
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1876. 1877.

Average Temperature yesterday ................ 81
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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To the votes OF Ohio County.

HArNEaTILLE, Ono COUNTY, Ky,
April %, 1867.
Fsh.ac>cif-eas Of Ohio County In re-
spending 70 the lively Introduction which
sou have had Of me 10y our distinguished
editor, would say that am highly APP
preciative of such marks OF kindness,
more especially when made BY a gentle~
man Of IS high repute as he place a
very higl estimate upon the worth of an
intimate acquaintance with the people
upon whom one is dependent for support
as an sspirant for office If, in offering
myself as a candidate for office, my party
should regard me as being less favo
representative man Of their crew, for the
most part should regard it as being the
immeiiite result Of the want of acquaint-
anceshi) with the major part OF the citi-
zens Of my county. | will say (though
not in a spirit of boasting, for no inteli-
gent man need be ignorant Of his stand
ing a. honey that ! am assured of re-
ceivisg rs nearly unanimous vote of my
community as would be reasonable for
one to expect
The gentleman was right when he said
that had been Democrat from the be-
ginning. Ny record (though shorty is
undivided. thank God, fellow citizens,
thar have not been accessory to the no.
torious crimes which so darkly sigma
tie the character Of the times and which
rise N pyramidical hideousness before the
eyes Of the people.
Fellow citizens, cannot attempt por-
trayal of the political situation in the
columns Of our paper, as it furnishes a
subject oe too great volume to fud proper
space in so small a compass Already
has the press disseminated so thoroughly
the dissected part of its body of putrifac-
ton that it has filled the entire atmos-
phere of our political realm with stencil
that is sitting to every honest impulse OF
patriotic heart. am Democrat be-
cause believe in Democracy. / sup
port the principles Of Democracy because,
politically speaking, | believe them to be
the right principles and an embodiment
of the spirit OF our Constitution which
gives to us as a nation the greatest lati-
tude in governmental matters, which is
the very seal of our Independence as a
distinctive people, and which is to secure
To us and our posterity the perpetuity OF
our rights and our liberties rs a great
body polite.
FelIow-citizens, close the acknowl-
edgment of this introduction to you with
due reverence to the highness of the
worthy gentleman who gave it. And to
you, iellow>citizens, hope soon to have
the inestimable privilege of appearing in
person, when we can speak more to the
satisfaction Of all parties, for which SUBJ
scribe myself your obedient servant,
G. d. BLACK.
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White Sewing Machine Co.,
36S EUcIid Avenue,
w ASsETs CLEVELAND, O.
NOTICE.
Y. S. lNTERgAs REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
nAYI, 1877, To APRIL 20. 1873.

The revised Statutes of the L. s., Sec
lions 1892, 3237, 1898, and 3239, require
every person engaged in any business, av-
ocation or employment which renders
him liable to special tax, to procure and
place conspicuously in his establishment
or place Of business STAMP denoting the
payment of said Special Tax for the
Special>Tax Year beginning May l, 1871,
before commencing or continuing business
after April 80, 1877. A return, as pre-
scribed on Form IL. is also required by
law of every person liable to Special Tax
as above.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PROvIsIOSS
or THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE TIKI
FOLLOWING, VIE:
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n CARD.

] have received several solicitations to
become a candidate for the Legislature,
and for fear that | may be regarded as
being indifferent to the solicitations or to
the claims the people may have upon me,
l publish this card. To my friends OF
Beaver Dam, Elm Lick, Ceralvo, Buford,
Centertown, Cromwell and other local.
ties who have associated my name with
this important and honorable position,
shall feel profoundly grateful, and assure
them that | appreciate the compliment as
highly as any one could, and will add
that il, by the ensuing County Court, |
become satisfied that a majority of the
Democratic-Conservat voters of the
county think. and feel as these friends
who have expressed themselves, will
announce myself as a candidate and make
the best race in my power consistent with
honor and fair dealing, and if elected will
endeavor to legislate so as TO do the great
est good, to the greatest number and carry
out the wishes Of the people of the county
so far as these desires are known to me,
regardless Of my own personal notions.
Thanking my numerous friends for
their support aud confidence in the past,
] am, very respectfully,
,IoHS Z. BARRETT.
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THE HERALD.

RsS~Transient Advertisements must be
paid for in advance.
Charges for yearly advertisements will
be collected quarterly.
All advertisements inserted without
specified time will be charged for until.
ordered out
Notices under head Of Preferred 10
Gals" Ten Cents per line.
Announcements Of Marriages CT Deaths
not exceeding five lines aud notices OF
Proachirg published gratis,
BY Obituary Notices, Resolutions OF
Respect and other similar notices, FIVE
Gents per line.
Job work Of every description done with
neatness and dispatch, al city prices. We have
full line Of JOB types. and solicit the patronage
Of the business community
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Go to E +. Williams for a good knife,


At meeting OF the owners Of the Fair
Grounds near Hartford, Ky, held at the
court house on the 10th April, 1877, the
following rcso,ntinu- were adopted;
Isl RaS3ici, That we, the owners OF
the FAIR Grounds near Hartford. Ky,
propose to the public to organize new
company upon the basis OF fifty shares
at $50 each, and We will transfer the
grounds tor the price paid by ~, hich
Is about 81 600 This proposition to be
open until the first day Of June next
2ud Rcs0lrcd, That a committee tOm-
posed of the following persons, James a.
Thomas. z Wayne Griffin, w. e. Nor
ton and r. s. Moscley, he and they are
hereby directed to open subscription books
Tor the new stock, and whenever thirty
shares are subscribed the chairman is di'.
ricted to call a meeting of said subsc2l-
bers.
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Letter from EIm Lick.
Elm LICK, Ky, April Is, 1877.

Elm LICK, KY, April Is, 1877.
Editor Herald:
Since our communication last week.
calling on Wesley Crow to become a cam
didate for the Legislature, wo find that
he has not affiliated with the Democratic
party entirely for the last year or so. He,
last year, voted against the nominee of
the party, we unders.and, and used his
influence to beat him.
Learning this to be the fact, we with
draw the request, as We think that none
out a true, faithful, tried and consistent
Democrat should be nominated this year
Respectfully,
MANY VOTERS.
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Welded.

Mr.. Henry +. Armendt was married to
Miss Ida Hines at the residence Of her
father, Mr.. A. I, Hines, on Thursday,
the 10Th inst, by Rev. w. w. Cook
The attendants were DR.. L G. Armendt
of Masonville, and Miss Matte Renfrow
of Grayson county, and Mr. Oscar Hines
and Miss Mamie Norris of Daviess coun
ty. The party. accompanied by host OF
friends, left Immediately for the groom 5
fathers near this place, where they were
met by a large number of friends from
town and vicinity. After the bountiful
feast. they engaged in the giddy dance
which was kept UP
Until aurora's pearly light,
Bedimmed the spangled veil Of night.
Mr.. Armendt is an industrious, enter
prisiug and perservering young man,
while Miss Ida is lady of beauty, culture
and refinement, and had many admirers
We congratulate our young friend upon
his successful rivalry. May they be
through life as
"rwo souls with but a single aim,
Two loving hearts that beat the same"
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MeSt PrOri..ence toms.

WEST PROVIDENCE, KY, April 20, ~.
Editor Herald:
Having seen nothing in your valuable
paper from this part Of the community,
| thought l would write you a few lines
for publication, which you can use if you
think they are worthy a place in its
columns.
The farmers are very busy blowing and
planting corn. The tobacco plants look
fine, aud the prospect for crop is indeed
hattering. Wheat and oats are in -four
ishing condition.
Mr. A. P. Maddox's daughter, who has
had severe attack of pneumonia, is re-
covering.
Miss Pelina Baker Of Ceralyo, who is
teaching school in this neighborhood, is
giving great satisfaction to the patrons OF
the school. Success to you, Miss Pe.iua
Miss Annie Maddox, while returning
from Equality church last Sunday, was
thrown from her horse into the water
and came very near being drowned. She
was rescued by her brother. A good
du king for the charming little Mics.
Miss Altha and Mary Bennett are two
Of the most charming young ladies OF
West Providence. May their future ever
Toe as bright a. has been the past, and
may their shadows never grow less.
tbs Hartford HERALD il indeed an
excellent paper, and should be patronized
10y every farmer in Ohio county-it cannot
be complmeuted too highly. wish YOU
great success, Mr. Editor. y.O.P
Two fine double barrel Shot-runs f,r
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WANTED.-A good mich COW.
N.P ApDINGToN.

Mr. a s Higgs, formerly Of Buford.
but now Of Neville, called to see us
Monday. Mr. Iiiggs has had long ex-
perience as salesman in different mer-
camille establishments and just at this
lime is unemployed. Anyone wishing
assistance Of this kind. by comforting at
once with Mr.. Ilicgs can secure his ser
vices. His address is Livia. Nv.
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A Cali.

CROMWELL, KY, April II, 1877.
Friend Barrett-Sir:
We have been looking around for soma
time for a suitable man to represent us in
the lower branch OF the next Legislature,
and after mature reflection and consult
ing with numerous friends and voters, we
came to the conclusion that you know the
wants of the people of this county better
than any one else, and We desire you to
declare yourself a candidate, and be as
sured we will stand to you and work for
you. We. will carry this part of the
county for you at the Primary Conven-
ton, if one should be held.
DENocRAT
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The members of Stewart Grange No
739 will have grand procession and dec
Grafton OF the graves of their deceased
brothers and sisters at Barnetts creek
church, Ohio county, on Saturday, the
18th day OF May, 1871, at o'clock p m.
The members of all other Oranges in the
county are invited to attend with regalia
The candidates for Senate and Legisla>
,ure are also invited to he present and ad
lress the people on that occasion.
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We invite the attention OF our readers
to the displayed advertisement of Yes
Edwards x Co., Grocers, in this issue
of the HERALD Mr.. Edwards has
charge of the house, and 10y his energy
and perseverance has built up a good
trade. Give him a call, examine his
stock, and two to one you will buy of
hin,
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General Local News.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %, 1877
yolsec arrc,ronacn's.

We reserve the sigh. % strike from any
communication Whatever W. nly think
proper. pyr-ous need not be offended +.
VIC 10 not publish Just what they write in
the manner written. Il frequently hap
pens that cr want Of space aud time.
some portion oc letter Is LETT ont; and
neain. for other reasons. We may think il
better to cut, slash and destroy. Some
may be received too late Tor the purposes
tor which they are intended, and others
NAV not be " bat We waut. 50 our friends
need not think we treat them uukiEd.y IN
ANYTHING We do abou; the matter.
We solici, correspondence and all items
OF news which, ii published OF not is in
tended 10 offend no one. Write plainly
ana only on one side Of the paper. The
name OF the writer mUst be given, rot for
publication unless desired. bat as means
of d. formation 20 ne. Remember that a
sriter Is responsible for Whist be says
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Hossrs J. Will Cooper and Thomas
Gils,rap. Of Cromwell, honored us with a
short visit Monday and rerlenished our
depleted treasury TO the extent Of V.
We like that kind Of calls but they are
too nearly Ike angels visits, few aud far
between,
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Feed StnbIe.

Pat murphy informs the travelling
public and citizens generally, that he is
still at his post where those wishing
Horses fed and cared for at reasonable
terms. Gao find him at all hours, day or
night. lie tenders his thanks for pas,
patronage and asks continuation of the
same Remember the place, Hartford
House Feed Stable.
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Mr.. VIM. Foster OF No Creek vicinity,
has pure Poland China SOW little more
than a year old, that measures five feet
and ten inches in length and four feet ten
inches around the body and II inches
through the shoulders. When last weigh
ell she pulled down $50 pounds.
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We acknowledge the reception of
nice samples of the wedding cake from
our kind friends, C. NJ. Field aud wife
nee Miss Bonner Lindley, of Buford
They have our thanks for their kind res
membrance OF us.
May sorrow with her sable wing
Meier cloud their hearts With woe,
But may their days pass pleasantly
While journsying here below,
For full particulars of the wedding
read Modoc's letter.
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For low prices and good gooda 20 to
Holbrook & Rogers, Duiord, Ky.
We Tant tie Re pie, rich and poor, great and
snail,
To- call and see US one and all,
Boy our goods, VIC sell ZEN cheap,
And in your memory ever keep,
That our prices are not steep.