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New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
The SElGE OF PLEVNA.

LONDON, Thursday, Oct 4, 1877
Russian official dispatch, dated from before
Pleyna, states that on Monday and tuesday the
Grand Duke Nicholas, Prince Charles of RoumaIia,
and General IodleOen Inspected the Russian aud
koumauian positions. All tho Russian and Roulna-
nan works were well advanced.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
coMpLIANCE WITH THE CIVIL SERVICE ORDER

WASHINGTON, Oct. Sat q meeting OF Il o
Kansas Republican state Association. last night r.
port wa. submitted OF late Interview with tue mo-
nt an the suirct OF STATE Associations IN the Dish
of nbla La compliance with Tue fiesldeh.s i",c
Siv service order association then dissolved pa a.
ing resolution Destowing tue unds on hahd upon We
Uome Tor the Eriepdless, at Leayenwofth.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
HAYES INDoRsED AT BINGHAMToN.

licsn Cuun,, Convention neld here to-day Or Biv.ns
County a resolution was passed By very large majority
III sU, ,Orl lresilent uay ana tne Aulnuisi aeOH
lUs0lutlVn was the same one lhsIVu1Scu ia no
k,c.est.r Convention by Mr. Gurus. Alexander r..
Auurrw, Was nominated for the Assembly, and 4. r.
9ieIJuuAd Iur District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
THE ELECTION IN COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 3.-Tne returns from
yest,rlays election in the staIe very t.rdy "a
meage W. f. Stone, for Judge OF the Supreme Court
nominee OF both parties, elected Without opi' II
ton Inero Vtncr nOuinces On the sss1e bc-'l
Tue Wvman's suffIage artanHeulent was defeated. IA
Denver the nepaDcans eeU.cd styles, FOR Mayor, y
tuirty-one mavry, aud tne hlanco of the ticket 49,
eft que IN tue Fftn Ward. AID tDe Corvncls-
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TuRKIsH COMMANDERS CHANGED.

CONsTASTINOPLL, Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1877.
An imperial lrade OF decree, is published, ap-
pointing RaOuf Pasha to the command OF the Army
OF the Balkans, AT ohipka, and Suleiman Pasha TO
the command OF the Army of the Danube, IN place
OF Nenemet All. why is recalled.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04

THE REVENUE FROM SUGAR AND MOLAsSES
WAsHSGToS, Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1877.
A comparative statement Of the quantity and
value of aud amount duty received mos-es and
sugar entered into consumption in the United states
during tie fiscal years ending June 80 1873, 1876 and
1877, shows totals az follows:
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
JULES SIMON SICK.

JULES cl1lilN SlLk.
PARIS, "Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1877.
NJ Jules Simon is suffering from a calbuncle.
He underwent operation 10Y nIcn was uv; atended
Win favorable results HIS condition Is plecaroue but
uas sonew hat proved.
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SIR JOHN BEANEIr REELECTED.

LONDON, neuncsihJ' Oct' D. ic'E
Sir John Bennett, who has been twice elected
Alderman or tue ara oI Cheap, r,Jeced
by tne Court o. Aldermen person unf To discharge
tne posi- ION, ahan Deen elected 10 lh~t
nfir
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az follows:
MOLAssES.
Quantity


Some eyi0ence has recently Decn obtained Dy the
Treasury Department relative 10 TIE artificial coorng Of
SUGARS in order to reduce their grade and enable them
10 be entered at lower rates of duty than would other
wise have to be paid Tie captain OF and the mate
OF another vessel once ID tho employ OF u leading ln-
porter OF sugar in Baltimore, having discharged by
him have made affdayts describing the manner in
which sugars are artihcay cOOred IN Demarara. They
are reported To have asserted that they colOring
matter srnkled upon the sugar from vessel similar
a watering pot.
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THE srEANhA M4GNOLIA LOST 1T SEA.

SHE sPlLyGs LEAK AND GOES DowN-THE PASS
ENGEKs AND GREW SAVED.
LEwEs, Del, Oct. 3.-The captain of the
steamer Magnolia reports tnat lie left Savannah, Ga
-epteuber ~. Al "a the 3Oth, tie vessel was
d scyored To leaking badly. The pumps were starred
immediately could NOT gam on the wafer, ana Tue
tires were eXtngulsaed at "a. NJ Tue passengers aha
crew le the sIp wltl tweiHe ieet OF water IA
me mold the water gaming last. They were picked up
about dark by bark asund from BdllD 'Of tie
Balc pat plot boat L. G. Knight this morning.
and lauded nere at 1880 a. M
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s. The Magnolia was
owned by the Ocean Steamship Company, OF sayannan
hut was running on the Murray Lne Of Ndw-YUrk. she
was 2CO tons butLeu, worth aDOdt S2OOOOO, aud in
sured. Her cclnmauuer was Captain DaSSctL one was
loaded witn cotton and miscellaneous cargo OF cOnsld-
erape value consigned 10 New-lUrA.
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REvOLT IN THE sOOLOO ISLANDS.

An insurrectl0n appears 10 nave DloAen out
in one ol Tue euo.uo islands. teiegram received sg
sIdld from SINGAPORE ANNOUNCES tue defeat vi 2,VOo
lusuI gents W Spanish troops.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
EIGHT OF THE FACTIONS.

A TEMPORARY VICTORY GAINED BY THE NF"-'lohti
AND TAMMANY PARTY--THE APPOINTMENT of
THE COMMITTEE ON CONTESTED SEATS TAKEN
IRON THE CHAIRMAN.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-04
WASHINGTON.
The SPEAKERSHlP.

MR. cox on THE GRoUND-EXIRAyAGANr EsTi-
MATES or VOTES on THE FIRST BALLOT.
fRY TELEGRAPH THE rKIBUNF1
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EADS AND THE LEvEEs

EADS AND HE LEV fsf-.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has adj
dressed the following letter to Captain Eads regard TO
te proeet Of rebuilding OF the OF The Mississippi
SIR; wrote you a letter some time in relation TO
the ieyee system oi louisiana, ana 10 "'ch nave not
ye'tto dsii,. s,,ain 10 can your atfep non To tt
Importance nope will mud umo to consider It, is
~ 4. sunch hing now under consideration by this Depat-
ment; ana To yourse look win hOpeiUsuess 10 lEe So
luton OF mode 0f retaining tle river walls aud
uaAng the ievces pgrnaneBt. Pease give TINS matter
vrur best and earli,st consideration that may
oluty ready To take hold OF this matter when Con
gress meets.
TIE CONDITION OF THE PATENT OFFICE.
The commission, consisting of General Meigs,
Architect lark ana Mr Adolph Ciuss, appointed to
yesticate the condition OF the Interior Department
building, have submitted their report, in which they
state that the walls entirely safe, and that alter
the building Is rebuilt. they will bear any weight tat is
lgey to be put on them. They recommend that the
roof be rebuilt with non beams the covering to
be OF "copper" and, as space is evidently already
much needed 10 accommodate the great and
growing business the office, the board suggests the
proprety II constructing another building the
middle of courtyard, running north and SOUTH 10
Of the sana number Oh stories as the present
Irjnt anu wings, nave central corridor aud Two
rows OF ROOMS eecn story ana 10 DO Of ntepfOOi con
strucuon. T4c Two courtyaids Whlcn "ul thsh exist,
wall Of Dimensions Hhich can DC ieady rooed WIN
iron aud gass, wncn wih make II possible to use ali tue
Low or pOOn VI tnem Tor storage Of models pagers ETC.
APPRAISER BUTCHER IN WAShINGION
Appraiser Duteher OF NewlOrk had an interview to-
day. with Secretary Of the treasury The latter has
decided to postpone making the changes In the Apprais-
ers once recommended by the jay CommissiOn until
the middle OF November Mr. butcher represents that
October and November the busiest months Of the i'm
porting year, and that the ONCE would DC more emDai-
rassd # the changes made now, than 1t would II
no, ,rere n,stuoned unt December. Secretary Sher-
man l. also un0el stood desire 10 make no further
eiuges IN the NewYOrk Custom House lhau are nbso-
mt.y necessary, until new toilestOr Surveyor, ana
Naval Olucer nave been appointed.
PROFITABLE TIMBER SALES.
The Government has met with considerable
succes in dsposng the timber seized iu Louisiana and
Minnesota for having been cut on public lands Offers
have been within the last day OF TWO on lu
bermen in Minnesota who propose TO purchase the logs
,ov I'm the possession Of the Government and To pay
market rates for them Some Of these offers have been
accepted and others under consideration In Lous
ana the succeeded IN getting an order from
the Court directing that the LOGS should be sold at public
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gsxD. STOCK AVID CROP TTEWs

Mr. H. ". Burnside sold to Col. T. W.
Miller. owe extra Alderney Mich Cow for
500.
Al Georgetown last Monday, 800 cattle
were on the market all selling at prices
ranging from 81 10 Scents. But few mules
rfIercd; broke sold at SOS to Sill, aud hor-
ses from $40 to 500.
A writer in the Owier.,Journa asserts
that pulverized Alum mixed in corn meal
dough and fed 10 chickens Is a sure cure
for the cholera, and that whi,e.oak bark
constantly kept in the water they run to,
viii prevent the disease entirely.
DASvILLr CouRr DAy.-There was not
the usual turnout 81 people at Danville
last Monday, but we are informed by suc-
tionesr II. T. Bush that the day was very
lively, 10 far as stock was concerned, not.
withstanding there were not NJ many offer
ed a. at the previous Court day. lie re-
ports the following: II sold $50 head Of
cattle at prices ranging from $50 to s3s for
yearling-, and from $40 to s26 for calves
according to quality. The stock offered
was mostly young"
The following Is Lincoln county's list Of
TAXABLE property and number Of male
persons q years Of age, by districts, ~
shown by the books returned by J. +. Car
ter, Assessor for the present year
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The Lexington races Just closed was one
Of the most successful meetings the assDci-
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Mr.. 7. X. Walton, Jr, Business Manager
Of the INTERIOR JouRSAI, was on our
streets Sunday last, looking as IL he had
come in contact with Hlstorm. Tom
next time you come up, try and spill your
Had aud give rs shake and your hors" a
rest.
We ar invited TO TIE wedding next
Thursday Of orr young friend Willie
Tucker and Miss Ivey Cosby.
Mrs. Gormley Is having green peas, pota.
toes and rndi.hes for dinner every day.
Mr.. Is. Tevis Is slightly III Of chills
His prospects are good for large crowd
at the Springs this Summer, having about
one hundred rooms already engaged.
Our fishing party has returned from
Cumberland River, all safe, after pleasant
time and plenty Of fish for week or ten
days.
Mr. y. =. Bobbitt. County Attorney, has
been presented with q gold headed 500
cane ne mas not sye', "''"e Nv appear
a"ce ." 'ns ."ee'' o"' Is e.peo'',' ~ ~"
'no"e". III" present ''o" ", ,''e''u,
showing their appreciation Of his real
."a ENTITY "'p,Aye" W tue s"' 's."''
Jon" '"''"' 'o' '"e ""''er " '""se '"'
'o"'
N, Tai. n IN. C,.b Orc,,.rd s,r;,,s
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HONE AFFAIRS.
Dotted Yelling Is the thing.

Dotted Yelling Is the thing.
PARAsoIs.-lOOnew Parasols in cambria,
Scotch ginghsm, and silk-from 20 cents
up.
New Invoice 2-button Kid Gloves at 81,
(the best glove for the money ever sold in
this mar ket) in all the desirable shades.
Ten dozen Linen Collars and Cuffs re.
ceived this week.
We still keep the lead in Corsets. Would
call your especial attention to our hun
bred. bone corset.
In ladies' White Cotton, Balbriggan,
Misses White and Striped Hosiery, COM
plete stock, or 10 and l2i-oent Hose, are AS
good as are usually sold for 30 and CSC.
BurToSs.-We have the best assortment
Of buttons to be found. Black Bombazine,
Crochet, Silks, in all colors, White Pearl,
Smoked Pearl, Vegetable Ivory, &c, &c.
Ladies, who have had the good fortune
to have left them, by their great grand
mothers, a home woven Counterpane, will
be glad to know We have found the place
where they weave them on the same princi-
pie, and We ask you TO come and see them,
Thirty pieces new Hamburgs this week,
from philadelphia,
Neck-wear in Rouchings and Ties, the
newest things out.
We have a few pieces of handsome
Black Silk Fringe.
New Dress Goods, Black Alpaca, ,hoice
STYLES American Dress Goods, in new light
shades.
THE SCHooIs.-As the time for the an
nual examination Of Female Colleges up.
prosehes, We have provided ourselves with
choice line Of white goods, such as Paris
Muslin, Victoria Lawns, French Organdies,
white and colored Tarltsns, &c.
Ok TINE.-we have provided ourselye.
with four dozen more Black Willow Bask
eta, and have arrangements with the Facto'
~ for more. However, in these days OF
Strikes" you had better supply yourself
now.
Come and see our 5-cent Rouche.
MouRSISG GooDs.-We make a special.
ity Of Mourning Goods. We have Black
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BouQur.-we were very much surpns-
ell anu exceedingly gratihed To receive from
the ladies OF the Grange last Wednesday,
me Of the largest and pretiie-t bouqus.'
that &c have seen this season. presented Is
a token Of appreciation, As Master James
4 Harris expressed il, OF their gratitude
for .undry notices that we have printed for
the Order Always glad to favor them in
this line, we shall use double diligence In
doing 80 hereafter, and show that ue know
ho~ to appreciate the honor they have 81
handsomely bestowed on Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BtsgNEss NOTICES.
Go to Bohon 4 Stages Tor your fishing
tackle
Reels, Reels Polc-l Pole. II at Ander.
STU a McRobcrts'
Please call and settle your account.
BouoS n SrAoo.
ToILrr soArs-A large and new supply
at Anderson n McRobefts'.
Rest Worm I.orengcr at cent. per dozen
At Anderson n McI,obcrls.'
J. ~. n y. II. Shanks have for sale 50
2-year old cattle, at reasonable figures
20, Pure White Lead, and oil, very
cheap-call on Anderson n Mclsobcrts.
Go TO Anderson a McRoberts for all
kinds aud colors u Extn Mixed Paints.
BIT. Rabbit. pure Concentrated Potash
tor making Soap, a, Anderson a McRob-
erts'
A LARGE new supply Of Machine Nee.
dies, for all Machine. at Anderson \ Nc.
Roberts.
p...,u n u,,v.Iv roh.,o IA .oId n,
IL N c.a,. 4, ,I,,s a, Inds,.oo a NJ
p,'i.,,s'
sAyr YOUR eyes Buy a pair Il Lazarus
A Morris perfected Spectacle., at r.. X.
Cbenanlt'-.
PHysiciASs prescriptions aud Phsrma.
ceuticsl preparations, specially at T.. X.
Chenaults.
, A 49,. IT,,
p.os ,,sI "',. ~
~ i-' wv w ''''o'''
IN" '""e'''
n, xo, u,,, "A .l,.cl so, "a, find
|, :, ,aa..I,,. =, c;,, n,;cr. Warranted
,-.,s. ,,'.a,h.
''' "
uASI~oAr stock 81 every thing in the
Jewslry line, At D.. L. Chenault'-, at les.
than city price-.
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ALL Of this LADIES' " the Grange visited
the Store OF Hayden Byo'. While in town
"Wednesday, and the general belief among
them was that theirs is the store for bar
gains, In every thing in their line. They
were peculiarly impressed with the hand
some line Of DREss Goons, and We heard
several OF them remark in confidence to a
friend. that they had selected dresses from
their>almo~t ineIhaustabls stock. Another
new and fashionable lot has just been re-
oeived, still Landowner than the inst, 10
which tbs attention Of the ladies is respect
fully invited. Stand not upon the order Of
your going, but 70 Vi onOe and examine
for yourselves.
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MARKETS.


Provisions were quiet, closing Of SIC for bacou
-houldsr SIC for clear rib sldss and Nc for cleaI
sides side bsls meats :s we're held a Sc or shoulders
Hams at ii0iitfe, Lard vss quiet ct io,{eiic foI
tierce, and i2c Tor kg. breakfast bacon ie,<c
Mess pork at 81! IS. Wheat vas quiet at q re
for white. Corn vas quiet ct <satsc for miHed
aud t9esJoc for white on arrival, and 5sa5sc from
store. Oats were unchanged Of t6es<se on arrival
and 52a5sc from store. Rye at o.. Flour VA
steady, closing at q ooaio 90 Tor extra to fancy
brands. Butter was quiet at sS9ise; eggs were
held at Be- Louisville Commercial, I'D.
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~ thing Of beauty Is q JOY forever" W.
were forcibly reminded Of this maxim ou
examining a bonnet made by Mis- Lucy
Bu,,er6eld, at John II. Crsig's Trade Pal
ace last week, for lady living in Dsnville
Tn. SHAPE, style, materials, etc, have neveI
been surpassed in thi. country, or in Paris
France. II wa. admired eItravagsntly by
scores Of ladie. Who ven, ~ the store "a
so IL
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PRoxorrp.. Mr.. Lorenzo Wilkinson, for
long time connected with the l.. a n. X.
r., has, as We are glad to know, been pro
NOTED To the position Of Baggage Master
Fatty" rs he !. Familiarity known, 10 as
clever fellow s- ever was, aud fully de-
serves his new place.
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Nero sH,r.--A negro named White,
while prowling around the establishment
OF George Farmer, another colored man,
va. heavily peppered With sho, BY the
latter. The wounded man has since had
to have hi, arm smputated, and Farmer
ha. been arrested aud lodged In jail.
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FEAISIsE PERSONALITIES. Mrs. =, =.
H. Tarrant, the gifted Principal Of Tar
rant College, Grab Orchard. accompanied
by three Of her prettie-t scholars, Misses
Harlan, Harris and White, honoreJ our
Office with visit Saturday. Miss Allie
Hale, after spending several weeks in Som.
er.ei. has returned To her home. Mrs. Mol
lie Kinniard, Of Lancaster, Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. X. Carson. Miss Kate With
err will leave this morning for Chicago,
where she will spend several weeks with
hiend-. Mrs. VIII Hayes ought to be cleo
ted "Fiora" Of the Grange, She raises the
nsast flowers In the county.
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Mn. DRrRr wEAREs, the father Of
Messrs. George d. and X. II. wesrsn is
lying at the point Of death. lie Is in the
.yth year Of his age.
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The GRANGERs.-Iion. Nj. ID. Davie
Master of the State Grange, addressed q
large number Of the member OF the Order
81 tbs Court House here, last Wednesday
The speaking Was done within closed door
and the general public was, Therefore, de
barred the pleasure Of hearing the address
which is spoken Of in the highest terms
After the address the members with mum.
Der Of invited suests, repaired to theGrangs
Hall to psrtake Of the good things which
the sister, had prepared and spread out. A
glance in the room before the onslaught
revealed one Of the handsomest set tables
that could almost he imagined. Lovely
boquets Of flowers were sandwiched in 4
most tasteful manner among the tempting
viands, the whole forming an array both
beautiful and substantial. II is scared,
necessary to dilate on the many good
things both In season and out Of season
that were spread out, as no higher praiSs
could be spoken than to say that their lssI
effort collapsed even the many superior
feasts that tbs GraHgers are remarkable fol
setting, Spring chicken, shoat, sirasber'
ries, Ice cream. and other delicscies 40
inSniisn', were in abundance. In fact, 4
peculiarity Of the Grange foasts, is. thai
the more there are present to eat, and thu
more there il eaten, the greatI amount
appears TO bs left. IN other words, there i
no such thing as smptyins a lshlp .et b,
the hospitsble Order. We were pleased /,
become acquainted with Mr.. Davie. Ill
is man Of god education, hns sense, anS
is thoroughly imbusd with love for th'
Order whose principles he labors 50 har'
10 inculeats. For the u,sny kindnssss~ 81
lsndsd 10 W. BY the ladies and gentlemen o
the Order during the day, VIC return ou
sincere thanks, and will, on all occasions
endeayor To show our appreciation.
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LOCAL NEWA.

AL remember that Anderson 4 MeRob-
srt. make the best sods Water for cents
"A glass ever made in Stanford.
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EL1Asr Party Suits made in the latest
style by Miss Belle Hughes, In the Dre..
Making Establishment Of John II. Craig.
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sicK.-Mr. Henry Cohen, the gentleman
~ proprietor of the IXL Clothing Store, is
confined to his rom with chills and a lung
affection
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SPECIAL TEAM. Judge Ovsley will
hold a speeial term Of Court for Equity
and Criminal cases in Pulaski, commencing
the Ind Monday in July.
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COOKING STOVES at special low prices for
80 days, to reduce our stock 10 make room
for other goods soon TO arrive.
WEAREs 4 EVANS.
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MARRIED near Highland thi. week, Mr.
Martin W. Cook 10 Miss Nancy Reed.
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YESTERDAY was big day with the col.
ored population, the occasion being the
Dedication Of the new Lodge Of the United
Sisters and Brothers OF Friendship. The
building Is most creditable To them and Is
quite an addition To that part Of town. The
o,r,.,oniss closed with a grand festival.
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DREss FABRIcs Of any collar, quality or
kiod nade under the sun, can liz furnished
ON short notice at the Dry Goods, Millinery
and Dress Making Establishment Of John
II. Craig.
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CANDIDATES.

CANDIDATES.
COL. J. n. BRUCE Is the Democratic nominee
TO represent the counties OF Boyle Lincoln, Gar
rard and Casey In the senate. Election 6rst Mon
day in August next.
JOHN SAM. QWsLEY. Esa., Ia The lAenlocratie
nominee for the Lasslaiure iof the county u Lin
cola. Election hrst Monday In August.
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MARRiEp.-At the residence Of the
brides father last Wednesday evening, by
Ed. \. II. King, Miss Allie Rsiney to Mr..
L. l.. Dawson. At,endsnts-Miss Meots
Simpson and Mr.. r. II. Frazier; Miss Fife
Warren and Mr.. r. ?. Dawson. The hap
ny couple, With their attendants, passed
through town yesterday, in buggies, bound
for some point ofintere-t and pleasure. The
bride looked her sweetest, and the lady at
tendsn,s, mo~t bewitching, and with their
handsome escorts, formed party that was
hsro to beat May the twain that has now
been mad, one flesh find in each other the
realization Of their sweetest dreams, and
live With increasing love To a ripe old age.
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The publie yilftake notice that the partnsrship
betvssn ;, q. Williams and o. N. willlalns In the
photograph business has been dissolved by maiasl
consent
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-05-25

RAD PLACE voR TRANrs.-A tramp
giving his name as Savage and represent
ing himself ~ Tennessee lawyer, honored
the town with his presence on Monday
night, and succeeded In fleeing several bar
keepers, Who, in turn, succeeded in giving
him 9 sound horse whipping, knock-down
and finally together, they treated him to a
bath in = convenient mud-hols. After this
little diversion. Mr.. Savage naturally felt
like retiring. and he struck up Main street
about O'Clock, and being .efu-ed
lodging at a number Of houses, at last
crme toJudge Philip, where he vas also or
dered Oh. Thea he went to Judge Ssuhey's.
and the Judge being absent, he so greatly
alarmed The family, that Judge Philip
went to tLsir assistance. The Judge, who
is generally ~ hmild q mannered man as
ever cut throat" became 40 exasperated
that he let loose, and gave the pretended
limb Of the Law q heavy clubbing, and to
add insult to injury, marched him down
and lodged him In jail. from which he wa
liberated next morning and told to depart
lie was not long shaking Of the dust OF tn,
city for In a dog-tiot he struck out foI
more inviting fields.