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the grocer. One box will make two, o
three: they are simply shallow boxes
inches deep, with bottom secursl!
nailed on. Seeds are sown IN these
Young plants trsnsplanted to them, snc
plants are often sold IN them.
When to make the Hot-Bed.-
Generally It Is safe to start the bed si1
weeks in advance of the tins
plants may be put into the open ground
Some seeds need more heat than Others
some plantI will be sooner ready than
others and 8 few, such as elephants, pep.
psrs, etc, should not go out until quite
warm vestber-hence to meet their re-
ouirement il is we'll TO sab-divide the
ho,-oed by cross-wise partitions that
each may be managed differently.
.So.cinq tie Seeds.-The bed being
made and the sash put on, strong heat
Will soon arse. A thermometer placed
IN the soil will show probably over 100.
Wait until the violent heat passes OF,
and when the mercury hiss fallen 10 80 ;
or 800 the seeds may be sown IN rows
4 inches spart, from front TO rear. II
boxes are Used, the seeds may be sown
in the beds waen the violent heat -
over.
Watering ard other care must be
gwen ~ 70 seeds elsewhere. Use q
wstering-po. with E very fine rose (or
sprinkler. and use water With the chill re-
moved. Pick out weeds IS they appear.
The earth between the rows should be
stirred now and then with small point
ed stick TO keep il open.
Alring. shading and eorerins.-A hot
bed requires dsily care. An hour or two
OF neglect may ruin lis contents. In the
morning, the upper ends OF the sashes
must be lifted, more or less, &C
cording 10 the outer teDpera.
ture. for the escape of the super
huous hea. and the admission OF fresh
air. They must be closed before The
bed becomes too cool, usually by or
o'clock IN the afternoon. The nearer
the temperature within the bed can be
KEEP. al 75' the better. II shading Is
needed, Is with recently irsnsplanted
plants, al old sheet may be thrown over
the glass. Cool nights there will be
great loss Of heat, and the glass must be
covered either with straw mats, board
shutters, rugs or ctter protection.
Other Matters.-A long wedge-shaped
piece OF wood will be needed 70 each
sash; by putting this under the upper
edge OF esch, the sash nsy Be lifted ire N
one 70 three inches. Straw mats are
the best covering, and are handy for
various uses. There are several ways OF
making them, bat none equal 10 that de
scribed in the american 4gr,cultnTdltst IN
April and May, 1875. The account
is quite too long to repeat, but 1t vii!
paw SOY one who Uses straw mats
TO send Tor those two numbers.
Some gsrduers use, instead OF mats, shut
tells the size Of the sashes, made OF half
incn stuff. and well secured with cIeats.
II very cold weather, II will be we'll 10
bank up the higher sides and ends OF
the bed-it msde IN pit. with manure.
If this is not 81 hand, leaves or litter
will be better than nothing. Look out
for sudden wind squalls, when the ssshes
are titled, else there Will De scattering
Of sashes and breaking of glass.
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The Latest Louisiana Disclosures.

From The New York Herald.
7! e astounding testimony OF the LAST
two days. and especially that part o. II
giveu Yesterday, explores ali the chance;
of Mr.. Hayes t. be the next President
unless the credibility of tie witnesses csn
De oyes,hrown. The evidence taken
Yesterday BY the House Committee on
privi eyes and elections will excite even
deeper intere.. than the proceedings o'
the Electoral Commission. because this
evidence, unless successfully impugned
will compel the commission 20 reject the
action OF returning board stepped m
lliany and perjury No body OF honest
men. clothed Win authority 10 decide
cou ID make themselves sccomp.!ces alter
the la. o: uch rascsiiIies as have been
sworn 20 since the beginning OF thl:
week. MOI even Mr. Morton, and Mr.
Garfield wi! vote in the commission t.
cour; L5uisisu. FOR Hayes II ;he credit
Of these witnesses i; not lmpsached
But iussmuCa =; HAYES canrot be de-
c!sret el,c.ed without the vote OF a.! the
disputed safes he will have no chance
~ All unless this fatal testimony from
L5ui.ish. can be demo. !shed. 1t Is sat-
istsc.orv 10 know that !. Is TO be exam
iaed srd j~!ged by 81 upright and com
peteat tribunal.
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Editorial Courtesy.

Our simple announcement o. the sp-
pearsrce OF = new and respectable paper
m Hancock County has excited the ire
OF the editor OF the Courier. His issue
of this week is sufficient evidence thst
Whist We said was correc!.-PGH-Handte
Ns1cs
The shove wss written By an old
white -livered hound VINO is 50 contempt
ibly low and mean, that the decent cit
liens OF Wcllsburg cross the street when
thew see him coming, tor fear Of contain
inst'on. \ ay that thinks anything OF
itself won't light on him, and the man
gies. cur dog OF the town goes yelpln g
down back alley st his approach.
Tnose beautiful eyes OF his'n is whs.
does the business. Will that Stuben-
VILE womsn please look up her little
cowhide and give old evil eye another
bsstlagl How sre You, old ~S!1-blts;
Hdacock c.. Courier.
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The Louisiana Revelations.
Philadelphia Times.

fA*sf
NJ. David Dudley Fields committee is
sounding with untsiling plummsge the
very depths OF the Louisiana iniquity.
Do hone>; Republicans realize the
full meaning of the disclosures
thus made! That the poii,l
Clans do We hsve no doubt. but
much SHINING hss hardened their hearts,
snd the consuming desire tor the sweets
OF Office hiss devoured their consciences
long ago. In view Of Lltleields test
money, Governor kellogg is reported 70
have exclaimed: This Is h-ll, sin'i
III" An Associated Press dispatch
received LAST night informs u:
that SGoy. Wells 10 SICK We should
think he would be sick enough 20 Lang
hin self in very shame.
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How Anna Dickinson Makes Love.

Anna Dickinson j: failure in the
love scenes Of her ows plays. Wher
the experienced sc;or ldles up 70 hel
and reached his arms srourd her rlgiG
waist, she grabs him BY the wrist snd
holds him of 81 srms length while he
ssys his piece and then when she reaches
the melting momen. sud lowers bel
head to let it droop upon his shoulder
the constrained seton i 80 ike the ges
,ure Of venerable William goat IN ;h'
&C; Of assisting leasing boy over pas
,ure fence. that the sUdierCe Sree!uilyy
look 70 see the unhappy lover hut'e>
clear over isto the erchetra hddies, snS
there is 9 general murnur Of dissspoini
men, when be braces hs fee; and re
ceives the drop Of Der head with
scarcely audible grunt.
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WEsTBOCND TRAINS

Nos. sand - maH- clos cont ecti"n at
Columbus ;Or al! points south AMI SOUTH
ives. al raIcAgO tor al points West ana
North west.
E.,t bound trains make connections al
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
and Boston. ~ Washington lily lot All
points south. ,
west bound trains make direct connec.
tioas tor al principal points IVES: and
SNTtHwrst.
Pullman Palace cars Oh ali night trains.
VEEELINC-, PIIIiBG'&L = IND SA L
7INORE DIVISION.
Lave. ARRIVES.
sWh,eIius ~ shIRgton Pa,
t,iIv sr7:5paN daily at.---lo:ihA. u
sWh.-liry Washington. Pa.
daily lt-4.L5 20 daily at..-...o:l p. Il.
ssn,Iays excer,ed. Sundays excepted.
Tickets 70 al. PRINCIPAL points on sale
stdrpol. Once open al al hours during
T:.J-. +. SHARP,
MAST ~ transportation.
D@VRle-. general Agent. ial5
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PIScHRAcK. in $ letter 20 friend in
Iudisnspolis in explanation Of his recent
action, SAYS: knowing that the pre-
ent pretended Packard govern menI Is =
INDUSTRIOUS iaiqaiiy aid its success would
entail still fur,are debaucaery and de-
moraiixx:ion upon the race, resolved
to destroy Tiff possible l have not aban-
dcned the national Republican party.
bu, IL 20 denoance the thieves in Lsais-
lana vto are fastdessroying the man
hood and integrity OF uy people, renders
me ineligible 70 membership in il, !
shall have 10 seek shslter elsewhere and
coutinus my Struggle for justice and
equality for the rsosL'
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ONE time--S IS One month"; W
Two times......-. 3 Three months " 90
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Cuts VII De charged double for space
occlEleo
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Loca. NClYIes 10 cents per nne-5ut no
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TEAS
TOBACCOS.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, N THE
= County Court Of o. 10 county:
Thomas q. Yates,
Andrew +. Yates & Others,
To Hugh :. Yates. Elanor q. Berry, VII
lam Berry, Martha J. " hite, Samue!
White. fmmR +. Yates and william
Lester Yates, defendants with Others IN
sndayits having been made that you
are uon-resiients Of the STAT" OF West
Virginia, notice - hereby gwen y-u that
on hi, second day OF January. 49,. the
plaintiff has rlet MS OIL! In cEancrTy IL
The said Court. praying for partition or
al. OF A certain tract Of land on the waters
q: NcCraw's rue IN Oh!Ocounty. OF which
william Yates. the p.a;nGi, iaiueE, died
seized: which said tract cOLti!n' l@o
hundred and >!Gty->eEel acres. more o!
les. anC. IL FULLY described In sad bill, and
mai a nartltion may BE- made oi said land
or o, the proceed 81 the sale OF same
amongst The parties 70 sad suit Ana u
Is ordered that you pPe4- a. rules 10 Dc
Md IN the Clerks oftic- OF this Court, "a
Monday, February }, ~, and do what
NAV D. necessary 70 protect yo2r interests
in said suit. kDBI. b. WOODS, Clerk.
!. +. JONES. s"l. ioE comp claimants
January II, ~.
The above nAmei defendant. VII. take
notice that the DISPOSITIONS 81 !. y. WHIT.
ham. James CASIO J. ByeTs Yates and
Others will b. taken az the Az ONCE o. !.
; Jones, No. I3T Chap.!ne street. IN II 2
CITY OF Wheeling, in the state OF ~
Virginia on toe Tenth day OF Fsh-
nav, is. between The hours Of
/ osrrcrE A N and O'Clock P. N. TO o.
read in evidence n the above nAn-d
/ rsI.ss on bekslf 81 said plaintiff. and u
1 IRON Ruy cauS,- the taking % the saiG
t-ua<it!ons shall not - cpm meuee1, or
/ ming COIN meucet >uAl! not b. COTE plets-d
. IN tha. day tie taxing % the sAtae I'll!
I h. aLiournrd from ne - time Until the
/ he same shall b9 completed.
p. JONES
Solicitor Tor Com olz!nA1t-
JANUAKY- 80. l'S"aEt
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This Bank Is orgrniLed and prepared 20
transac. the business OF banking IN AL It's
details.
IL succeeds the First National Bank oil
Wheeling; IS owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment-
By carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and tepositors, and By
prompt and tarhtu! execution OF their
wishes, IL hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on al points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO cheek a
sight received from banks, bankers, nrm ;
corporations and individuals
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or al fixed dates
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
: JOHN h. BoTsFoRD WV. B. SIMPSON.
JACOB :. RHODES, WA. A. TCRSEA,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l. HOBBs,
GEO. W. FRANZHEIA, y. L DEWEY,
HESRY u. HAP Es. my
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Tickets TO all principal points In the
ras- aud West can be procured al the
Tniou Ticket Once n Mcclure House ana
stthe station a; Bridgeport.
+. 4. MYERS,
das General Passenger Ticket Agent.
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annual Catalogue OF Vegetable and
Flower seed for 1877, Will be ready oy
January. and sent FREE 20 a.! who apply.
Customers OF last season need not wr!ts
forIt, | offer one OF the largest collection
Of vegetable seed ever sent out oy any
seed house in America, large portion OF
which were grown on my six Seed arms.
Printed directions tor cultivation on every
package. All seed soii irDm my estaol n
merit warranted 10 be both iresh ana trur
10 name: so far. that should II prove other.
wise | will refill the order gratis. AS Inc
original introducer OF the Hubbard anG
Narblehead Squashes, the Msroleheai
Cabbages, and q score OF other new Sese-
tables invite the patronage OF all VINO
ave- anxious 10 have their seeds fresh, true,
and OF The very best strain. New Negeta.
bles . speciality. JAMES J. II. GREGOHl
Marblehead, Mass. laL-rgeo"
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Supplied with sll kinds Of Books. Checks
Drafts, &c.
Merchants' Letter Hesds, Bill
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-02
LAND, STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

Corn is worth 81 per barrel, delivered in
Stanford.
Messr.. J. IL. 4 S. II. Shanks sold to
d. b. Bowman 40 yearlngs at S33 per
head.
Capt W. q. Welch, sold To W. H. Mil
Ter, As acres Of Back Greek land for $50.
We are prepared IT, put mp the incest
jobs of Horse AMI Jack Bills at short no
tice, and at the lowest rates.
q. W. Bobbitt, Constable, sold 20 hogs,
averaging 80 pounds, at s. u each; one
grey mare So, one 5-year old mule SIS.
At Cynthan1, about $50 cattle were Of
erred, hest selling at cents. Mules in
better demand A number Of horses sold,
but at low figures.
In the Cincinnati Stock market, cattle
are in good demand, aud prices range &C.
cording to quality, all along from 81 80 to
S. 10. Hogs bring from s. to 50 %, aud
Sheep, common to extra 81 80 to So.
From 200 to $50 head Of cattle were 81
fered ut Lexington, Saturday, mostly sold
at 3 to I! cents; one pair of oxen brought
sl2O; another pair SlO5; brush cattle SIS
per head Horses sold from S2l to SIS 80.
II isa law now that the licensed owners
Of stud.horse jacks and bulls have a lien
upon the get OF such, for payment Of SER
vice, for one year after the birth OF the
same, bat this does not apply to Purchas-
er, unless notice is given Of such lien.
The bigges, thing in Court days, yet, WIS
at Winchester Monday, when 20)O cattle, il
is estimated, were on the market. Best
sold readily at A. to . cents, while inferior
grades sold low. 4 good many cattle were
withheld for better market at Paris, ne t
Monday,
Six hundred and eighty-fonr head 81
cattle were offered at the Louisville mark
ct on Monday All ,oli, but as the de-
mand Was dull, not much profit was real
lied on sales. The following are the quo
tations' Best shipping cattle s. to S. 81
livery few on market;l Good, 81 80 to s.;
GrSt giade butcher, 81 to 81 90; medium
81 so to 81 fair 81 to 81 so; common
81 80 to 81. The market for hogs wa'
slow, prices ranging from 81 to s. -
Sheep ilc to 5!e. Mich cows are in de
mad, and bring fIpn :9j 10 so.
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DiED. - Mrs. E,lie McAlister, wife Of
Joseph II. McAlis,er, and youngest daugh.
ter Of Richard and Minerva Cobb, at her
home, in the I'D year Of her ase, ON sstur.
day morning last, February 9th, 1871
She received her education at the Female
College, Ilu-tonvills, Ky, where she form
ell many acquaintance, and by her socia-
bility, amiable disposition and self-sacrifs-
ing spirit, gained the love and admiration
Of them ALL At an early age she yielded
to and embraced Christianity, by which she
acted and lived, and in which she triumph.
antly died.
She married quite young; was true, low
ing and perfectly devoted wife; when taken
away the small, happy family circle was
broken; the link Of purity, consolation and
comfort was missing; home Lost its sweet
ness; the iireside its chrerfulness; the COM
mnni,y pious, Christian woman, whose
acts Of loving kindness to the unfortunate
and afflicted are living monuments Of her
womanly virtues.
Though tender, pure and innocent, she
was prematurely called. When her life's
voyage was ending; ne the veil of futurity
was being lifted by the saving hand OF
Jesus; "a she was nearing His harbor Of
safety, passing out under Ills care into Iii,
custody, and by Him borne away, gazing
into the face Of her loving and mourning
companion and friends without an express
ion Of fear, sorrow or regret for herself but
with a Christians smile Of contentment
and satisfaction meaning, all is we'll She
now patiently awaits in that Land ofSafety
for the arrival Of her companions and
friends r.
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HONE ABRAMS.


Every thing in the way Of Brown Cot
tons, Bleached Cottons, Pillow Case Cottons,
lOxi sheeting, Ticking, &c, sc. Bl.ached
Table Linen, Turkey Red Table Linen,
Towels. Crash Irish Linen, &c, can be
found at our house.
A nice hat is the uiost essential thing to a
well dressed man Or boy. We keep that
kind. II you fail to be suited with our
stock it IL no use to look elsewhere.
MoSEY.-An opportunity is now pre-
sented you to get rid Of your surplus mon
ey whether ii is in gold, silver, or green
backs. No difference, we will take either,
and give you iiore tirst-class goods for less
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 Corscts.
We keep every thing in the Notion line,
made under the sun, and have too, all the
Novelties in Lace Bibbs, Collars, Cuffs,
Neckties, Iaces, IIandkCrchefs, Ruchings,
and thousand other things, and at prices
to suit the times.
Every one admits that strip OF Oil
Cloth before the fire, and at the door. is Il
good thing We keep it.
We have the best Brogan rnd Plow Shoe
in the market.
We have the lava and Honey Comb Can
vass in single and double width for Mats,
&c, &c.
In order to close out our Clothing, We
are Offering it at prices that will sell
them
We keep Cotton Yarn. and Carpe, Warp
from the Frankfort Mills.
We buy Anew Feathers" Don't bring
your old oncs-"we eau tell them"
We will buy clean cotton and linen rags
In stock--a choice assorlmcn, of Table
Cutlery.
One thousand yards fine Brown Cotton at
G. cent. per yard.
Hamburg Edsings and Inscriings, just
received from New York
We have the largest Stock of Ladies,
Mis-es, and Chil,lrens Shoes in town, and at
prices that defy comparison.
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 Quccnsware, at our hvp~-
Before you start, get one Of our Zinc
covered Trunks.
Now is the time to get Your Cotton's
and make it up for Spring and Summer
wear.
The first Of the season. Medium light
prints, for early Spring in good STYLES, jus,
received.
We guarantee our Kid AMI Pebble Goat
Shoes to give satisfaction, Doth in the wear
aud fl.
We have cheap counter. on which you
will find from time to time, decided bar
gains.
A nice Linen Collar and pair of Cuff,
with Embroidered corners, in neat box,
80 cents.
Study the comfort Of your wife, and buy
her nice Black Willow Basket. She will
need it when she takes the baby with her.
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TuE case Of the Commonwealth Va. VIM
Martin, for the killing Of Povall Sampson,
three weeks since, occupied the Examining
Court composed Ct Squires Carson 4 Lynn,
from Tuesday, till Thursday Of this week
Some forty odd witnesses were summoned,
a, least thirty Of whom were examined. A
great deal Of interest was felt in the case
and the desire for punishment Of the ac-
cuscd by the brothers Of III, deceased, led
to the employing Of Mr., =, W, Hardin, Of
Harrodsburg, and Mr.. q. A. &. Rochester,
Of this place, to assist Mr.. Bobbitt, in the
prosecution. Two days were consumed in
the examination Of witnesses, and ON yes
ter,isy morning the argument was cCm-
menced by Mr.. Rochester, followed by Mr.,
Warren, then by Mr.. Hardin, then by Judge
Ssuhey, and closed by Mr.. Bobbiu. All
the speeches were good, and to the point,
and at the close, at late hour yesterday
afternoon, the Court, after short consulta-
ton, decided that the case is not one Of
murder in the FIST degree, but a strong one
Of granddaughter, and sent him ON to the
Ciicuit Court, allowing Martin bail in the
sum Of 81 500. lie gave the required bond
with a number Of responsible sureties, aud
is a. ain at liberty.
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Az OAsis.-The dull routine Of printing
room work to our youthful business Mana
ger and younger composition, was broken on
"wednesday evening, by the visit Of two
charming little divinitics, Misses Maggie
Hail and Kate Blain. The boy, were
overj"yed, and as we witnessed their tender
attentions and observed the smile Of salts
faction that lii up the eountenances Of the
Young ladies as they went into the detail Of
thing, VIC mused that this life after all, is
not 50 much Of "vanity aud vexation Of
spirit a. We make il. We wish for our
part, that the ladies would visit us oftencr,
for under the prospect Ola visit we manage
to get the establishment swept out occa
sionally.