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disordercd, that IL was doubtful matter WIENER
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should live TO come back or not saw an adyerilse-
ulous about specifics or nosrums OF any KIND YET IN
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hv H. The chInCcs Of climate chronic disease OF the
liver and my age over iN-may prevent my entire
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IS to me tarQiU1Lis. and hoping TO lie completely
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Very truly yours. HENRY W ILLS,
At-.oEA " Y June, 1876. Of Wells, Fargo Co.
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NEW YORK, December 2!,--Cotton weak

NEW YORK, December 23..-Cotton weak
and steady.
SATURDAY, FRIDAY,
Uplands .......,,.. II 5-i6c lllAc
Orleans ........". II 7-l6c 1889
-Ales 90 bales. Futures quiet
December II li@ll ice; January II l7@ll l9c
February ii z7mll 29c; March II 39gll Ale;
April il 5l@Il 53c; May IL 629ll sc
Night Cotton quiet. Uplands III J-l6c; Or
leans II 7.lGc. Suios 2I7 bales.
Consolidated net receipts 3l,722 bales. EX-
ports to Great Britain lib! bales; France
2,li5 bales; continent 5,ii5 bales; channel
1855 bales. Stock on hand ell0 bales.
Not receipts ~ bales; gross 800 bales,
Futures closed barely steady. sales 3S,OOO
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, December 2-Slocks dull
Money jg7 per cent. Gold : O3A. EN-
change-lOug "a 50; short "A SGa. state bonds
lower. Government bonds fraction lower.
Gold opened u O2J4,
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SEQ, n, II shall not hu lawful Tor any mll.
itRy oohpeny Oi any piupn fiOu, Nh any
/ hliy of ptWonh, accom- panied WIN martial
music, % march on pass lhl, ugll Or for any
! person 10 play ON ANY musical Inst umunt Ia
ANY Of the stryVlH ut mo ry within un
| block at any house az worship, ON sunday,
during tho hours ui Wulhhlp, Any person
WHO shall Violate INA section snul De-
deemed guilty ot mlHiunrhuur AMI upon
conviction thereof by Inr uu' lvsn tltu CA
nor more than one hundred dollars lnr each
pnd oNery ouen,u,
500. ~. Ans pprson who shall, In this city
dltqulvt or disturb any ouuBty CATION ur hsr
Uuhly, met fur religious worship, hl mHks
lugn noise, or by rudu an Indecent behavior
og pruiaue discourse WITHIN tho,r place ut
Wuiship, or So urnr tho same as a. disturb
the urier ur hulumnlty nI no meeting, thall
be deemed guilty ol u mlHueuvhhul ahd
upon conviction thereof be- lucd not leN
than ten nor motu than one hundred dollars,
soc. .A Any person who snail, IN TINS city,
disturb any luwiul NnaomnlhBe ui people
10y rude aud Indecent behavior or
shall b. found lollnrug AZ INC onlnrh OF
streets or in the vicinity of any place oi
amusement or motel on ihuonghialo hnd io'
fuse to dispotso or NAchte SUCH nlpcn when
requested to do m 10y amy police oueeh hhhll
hu doomed guilty of mlhdomeahof hhd On
conviction thereof shall le nned not less
than i've nor moro tnNu twenty dollar,
Fee. a, ANY person who shall iutenllOns
any, IN tins city, give or make lNsu hlhrm
OF IRE, shall ho deemed guilty OF q misde'
mURuOT aud shall be auod not less Than ave
nor more than twenty dollars,
Sec, %, Whenever There snail Dc inund
upon the ppIspu OF any one who has been
found guilty ola b eNch ul lhe ponct, or ol
conduct calculated to provoke ltthch OF
the peace, any siuug.shot, colt o. knuokleb
ui lend, brass or other material or when
upon trial evidence shall I've ndductd proving
that such weapons we've IN me possession OF
on tho person of any ono while In tho at !
Of commission OF the Hota aforesaid, eh |
person thull Ice doomed guilty Of u mlSde,
noanor, and ON conviction thereof he nned |
not less than i've nor moro thNn ono nun
bred dollars,
sec .s That this ordinance 20 into elect
nom and AFTER January LIST, Ism
Approved Nov. the l0th, 1871
Attest W, l.. NAbEll'
!, h, HEREroRp, Mayor.
Secretary. lut
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CGliGn Market.


GALVESTON. December 22.--Cotton. receipts
$50 bales Sales 2,O39 bales. stock 0j,Hi
bales. Exports cOaStwiSc jSS bales.
Market weak aud irregular,
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NEW ORLEANS, December q -Night-COt
In II MIMI nnl nrnL- SuIt.n q O Nd halnS.

Receipts, net, $3.50 bales; gross 92i9 bales.
Exports To continent S,n@ bales; cOastwise
IL, - bales Great Britain 5,li7 bales. stock
27l,2 j6 bales.
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NHniIiie,ifn I.nnrn.

She was a pretty woman. Her features
were chiselpl and her form graceful. lie
loN ed her dearly, fOndly, and happiness
seefnel 10 rervads their every sct. Bat
trouble came. Laura sickened, became
pale. emacia.ed aud feeble. She had sick
he1dache. palpitaiiOn, swimming - the
head, MYSTERIES, palms IN side ami BACK, cola
feet ard hau1s, chlnrosis, uicefa 100, anu
was rapldiy approaching dis lutlon. There
was but one remedy fyr all such diseates
and that was Dr. DTOmgOoles English re
m ale sittsrs, which he procured Tor her, anu
rapid cure was the result. dtildec3O-WIt,
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LIV aKpOOL, DeComber 24.-Noon.-UOtton
duh and easier.
SATURDAY, FRIDAY
MIdIIng Uplands M sgd 9-l6d
MlddOng Orleans. 0l6i G}sd
eaies 1900 bales; speculation and export
500 bales; leGeip $ 1850 bales American 3 800
baHs.
tUlures l-S2d cheaper,
Uqlauds, low miduliug clause, December
delivery 6G3!d; December and January
Il .lGd; February ami March j-52 /; MaIca
and April 1896 3lji; April aud May
~ ,C6 7-;2d; new crop shipped Januuy ana
February by sail SD; Uplands low md,
ding clau-e shipped March and April
i ll-3ld.
D. m.-Salcs American $50 bales Up
lands low middlmg clause December de-
livery 5.lGd.
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RcspUdlr-- is worth 81 3, barre
I,,lisyillt, brat, ut 'u kept, $50 " barrel
Dallas, " 90.
IIMt--lut best quality IN barrels ~ wolth
sg, In hulk, u Boz ordinary Dallas, 25c, pei
busheL ,,,,,,,.,.I
suppIy;Ol the above mentioned aru-
las /, ample demtud fair; market hrm'
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COMMERCIAL,
PLntR

FLOUR VAR demand, whirh lt net Freely
AT l.a lulluWiug quotations. CRESCENT lh
Si,ts. 4 uI. san Iaciulo ~ l'i Empire " o'i
NIX sl 4. Eugle ~ QOi Magnolla, Va haeE ~
I.nIral NXNN,so U, choice Family g. 20
sr,t Mills w, 30 90,
NlAE-Ftnm 40 90 She,
CORN MEAL-uUc,
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to, the week endinz l2m. Ducemhrr4l lNu
Furnished THE NEVAtu 10y u, W, haihelt'
Rnpnrtcr IN this CITY tor 'hr N"u'hh COT
ton Exchange, ,,y
Stn,i ON hand september Ist" ljs
prreiyed thls wuek, ..,,.,,,,'',.' IVA
pruS\r- ny y """o,"-o.N!d ,,.,,
Sept, /, iSH...,'''"o,''"'" 4-'p
IUlNl ,,,,.,,s"'''''''''' .'''.''''"'" t.r,
shipped This w WEE, ,ii
since sept. |, l''',"".." 4V'o''
-
too, ho,J ........,......, 1929
COTTON MhKkEG
Market dull; Nddllng . 2sc Low Mild
dlnE 0l.,, Good ordinary Sc.
van" 80 METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest atnre.'''''.'.''''''''''''''
Lowest emperature''.';',',,,''' ''''''''''''''''
Avgr1uo temperature ~ L. m,,...'.,,.'''''. -,
'"''''''' d. W. BARNETT.
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Iunla Avn rrITNIFN,

uprS -Gond heavy llVcIo DAMAGED llc
,..'I IIsbt Ilg do daun(,d nci dry hult 4ci
,,..,..u ,ult sr, green butchers de-,
",HIlrP PELlS- Each, owing 20 wool, 700
9lc. wnite wool, long !lc} white wool, tan
.rIp. lU0!tCG black wool 49,
aiFFALO-Bullh loi cows, &c.
IALl,OW-lu barrels, 90
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Receipts, net, $3.50 bales; gross 9259 bales.
Exports to continent S,N@ bales; cOastwise
IL, - bales; Great Bitain 5,lH bales. STOCK
273,2jB bales.
commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, December 22.-Flour l.
dull. Superhne 81 -; M 81 I9' NM - w
0.G 60; higher grades $50. Corn is ga Ter.
white 50 l-2c; yellow 5}c. mixed ole ga
steady ami in fair dem nd; choice GalenS
sc coffee uaict and steady; cugoss, ordl-
nary o prime lI@l9'ar. sugar Is scarce
md firm, common to good common A1
8 l-.c; fair 10 fully fair jiaG7c; pr ne To
choice 7-.W.7}.l; yellow clarified 1889
MulaSscS Guil and, eak ana lower; cymmon
sUU2ic; fair 25G-Ic; prime TO choice oog NC
Rice quiet and urin; ordinary to choice Lou
isilua 35s@51gc.
NEW YORK, December o. Flour, less do,
ing: fair export; southern s. 95GS p; good
Ia choice s. BIOS ~. Wheat Il shade strong
cr for good l., cho ce; light milling demn9d
Torn, slightly in buyers favor. oats steady
Purk dull aud heavy; mess Sl3 -. Lard
pasirr: prime steam Is l2H@S 10; oh tc,
IS ~. Sugar dull Coffee quiet. Moiasses
foreign, nominal; New Orleans dull. RICE
quiet.
BALTIMORE, December 2l.--Flour quiet anI
strong Howard street and western su
be rifle stat -; extra sJHi, family 81 zlGi -
citv mills Supertne Sit;l -; extra - oO9d
no brands Sid7 -. southern wheat ntneI
2t3c higher; western firmer aul higher
southern Ted, good to PRIME 81 co9l ,,
amber 81 IjGl AZ; No. western winter req
S.ut aud December, 81 i2}e; January 81 y
February 81 ~. AUuthern corn quiei au,
Eteudy: we tern acii t, str ny rnl hlshti
southern white i0sjSc; yelio" 5ig59'.
~ LOUIS, December 22.-FlOur dull an
UNCHANGED. wheat tirner; No. ied Ia
81 90; No. red fall 81 lsgl lsal ia. 'nIi
stranger; No. mixed iti14jt ga urn
aud Inactive; No. 2 ZII32,. Rye STEADY q
iFi e. Barley dull ana unchanged MnlsN.
dy nj 81 Is PORK dull Joining sll iog
u -. Lard dulli a ~ asked. Bulk meat
dull
Hogs-dull OWN to soft weather. packln
- I5a3 ~. - 81,
Cattle weak, cornf,d Texans g 2J9l u
good gra exams 81 3p@j W.
Sheep-Dull aud unchanged.
Hides and wosi.
GALVESTON, Decembar 22.-Hides, higte
and good demand tor heavy dry hoci
Dry selected l6,sc; light saltet 1879
stack stated i2iSc; kips II ~ wet safe
as they run SIC; selected &c; butcher
green 1JSc, &c on for grubs.
WOUl-stsady and prices unchangedi ms
dlun TO fine light, free of burs y ii25c; eosr'
and heavy l6GlSc; Western and Me1ica
Halle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

TnE Directory II the Loulsville and
Nashville Railway Company are cpnlem.
plating the extension Of their Knoxville
Branch from the tel minus at Livingston,
in Rockcastle county, to Barbouryillc, Knox
county, We note that there is feeling
ON the part of many leading citizens in the
counties beyond the terminus, to induce
their people To vote a tax on themselves Cor
the purpose Of aiding in its extension. The
mountain folks need this road badly, and
the tax upon them. II spread over period
OF several years, would scarcely be felt.
Certainly. it would not be oppressive, and
the gain, to them, in the end, would more
than double the tax. Madison, Garrari
and Lincoln Sounties, all COZ tributed to
the building Of the Richmond Branch, and
We are sure that their citizens do not re-
greet that they did 50. Laurel aud Knox
counties should 60 to Sork in earnest, and
help to extend the Knoxville Branch.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

A Prominent MEMBER or TmE BAR
MARRIEp.-On Tuesday evening last, at
the residence Of the brides father, Leo.
Hayden, Esq, in aquiet and unosteniatious
manner, the ceremony was repeated that
united the lives and destinies of Col. W.
q. Welsh and Mrs. Mary =. worsham
There were no attendants, but number of
the Coils. friends, among whom the legal
fraternity was largely represented, was
present to congratulate him on his goo.
fortune. she ceremony, which was very
impressive, WAS performed by Elder ]. l..
Allen, and at the conclusion, the happy pair
care to Stanford, and took rooms at the
Myer-' House. Col. Welsh is me Of the
most gifted end talented mem6 ~ OF our
Stanford Bar. Genial and popular In dis.
position, commanding and dignlf, a in np-
pearance, he has future of more than or.
Jinary brightness, and having linked his
fortunes with handsome, accomplished
and amiable lady, the realization Of his
brightest hopes are the more assured and
certain. May their lives he me amending
honey moon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

: THE BAPTIST SUNDAY ScHo. l. We
spent most pleasant hour at this School
last Sabbath. Mr.. Barrow Is a model Of a
Superintendent, for unlike most Of them,
he does not think hi- duty ceases with the
opening exercises, but mixes in with the
classes, has something pleasant to say to
each scholar. and by his winning manner,
makes each one feel that he h performing
delightful duty. A pleasing feature Of the
exercises, Is the splendid music. Every
body sings with zeal and enthusiasm, while
the sweet notes Of the new Organ respond
to the magic touch Of a glfied artiae. The
school seems to he in nourishing condi-
ton, judging by the number present, and
the good work that ii is now doing win he
po,enily felt after many days"
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" has been abundantly proven during
the past term Of Court, that the people Of
this county needed another Civil tribunal,
in order W dispose Of the accumulated
cases on the docket Of the Circuit Court.
II the new Court had becn given Criminal
jurisdiction also, but few Civil CAUSES
would have been tried at this term.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

GAHnARp county came manfully To the
in'ut on "Wednesday. We saw on the
train, besides the eighteen delegates to the
Convention At Louisville, about as mrny
more -olid Democrat. tina, verc on their
way, to adj to tae number and dignity 81
the grande,t Convention that ev,r assem-
BLEED in kentucky.
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DuRrSo the recent term 81 Court, Il be-
came necessary Tor one Of the members Of
the Bar To swear to an affidavit, in the alb
-ence Of his client, and the judge demand.
ed that the paper should he sworn to at
once. The Attorney said he could not
swear 10 il himself, but Il the Judge would
wait few minutes he would try to engage
the services 81 some ca. counsel who would
have no scruple- on the subject. His case
went ever for the want Of proper ali.
davh. fL Z kA4FrEAk
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Next week we will commence a
iory, to run through a number Of ISSUES,
entitled "she said him Nay" II is writ.
ten in elegant style, the tale /. told in a
pleasingly interesting way, aud is delight
nl piece throughout. The scene of the
story being located at Crab Orchard, and
the fact that 1t is literally true, will make
Il all the more interesting to our readers.
II Is written by the well known, and prom
ising anthoress, Mrs. Eugcnia Dunlap
Potts, Of Lancaster. Subscribe at once, II
YOU wish the story complete.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

TINS Jury feos at the term Of Court iust
closed this week, amount to nearly 500.
Jurymsn say, that, considering the terrible
weather during the term, they think 50 per
day very poor compensation for their SER
Vices, Bnt that ia more than many lii
giants received.
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IT had been known for some time, that
Cal. J. Warren Grigsby, Of Danville, had
been very i'll in Lexington for several DAYS.
He died in that city last Friday, and hi.
remains placed in vault there, to remain
until 1,ey could lie removed to Danyille
for final intcrmenL Col. Grig-by was wide
ly known and much loved by all who knew
him, as civilian and soldier without re-
preach. lie represented the county Of
Boyle, in the last Legislature, and M men,
Der Of that body paid more attention to the
interests Of his constituents, or the State at
large, than he did. Col. Grigsby will he
greatly missed from the social circle and
the Bar, Of which he was an honorcd mem
ber
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

ANDY NArEs an incorrigible and pugna-
cious colored individual, Wa tried before
his Honor, Judge Lytle, Wednesday eve
ming, on an Indictment for shooting with
intent to kill, one Henry James. The case
was uYy ably argued pro and con, by Fon-
tame T. Fox Bobbitt and Judge Philips,
and was dismissed. Andy has bcen in Jail
nearly a month
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WI have received copy 81 the Gsrrard
county Democratic resolutions, with re-
quest to publish, but as the Convention to
which the delegates were appointed con.
vened on yesterday, il Is useless now to
publish them. The resolutions have the
right ring. and speak oui in plain terms.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

TnE case Of &c, Hayes against the
stanford and llustonyille Turnpike Road
Company, was tried at the present term Of
Court, and resulted In verdict for Plain
iii In the sum Of $50. The amount sued
for WAS $1,000
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

ATTER an exhaustive argument ON a
motion for new trial in the case Of Good
m's Admir-. against the l.. n y. u. X. CO.,
the Judge IL the Common Pleas Court
ovcrruled the motion anl the Plaintiff
was given time to prepare a bill Of excep-
tons, preparatory to an appeal to the 81
premc Court.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

TnE people Of Lincoln county, now
have -cven,y.two Court days in a year. in
addition Ia the various days set apsr, for
Magistrates and Police Courts. Nearly
one. fifth Of the whole year Is thus set apart
for litigation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

Tnr owners Of watcr.mills in this part
~ the State have now no reason To COM
plain Of want 81 water. The recent foods
have put on a full head u power, which Is
likely to continue for the Lalance Il the
winter md the whole Of the Spring months
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

TnE track OF the G.. $. Il. H. has reached
Pitman creek, in Pulaski, and the proba-
bility Il, that il will tarry there for sea-.
sou, as the iron viaduet that spans the creek
had not been shi pped at last accounts.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

Mr.. JSo, ". PENNINGTON has rented
the Old Pennington farm, neaI Crab Orch
ard, and removed ,hither. lie won't look
as nice and slick now, As formerly, but the
girls will love him all the same.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

Mn. Law sroSr, Of this county, in res
poet TO whose death the Grange Order
passed suitable resolutions, was one Of our
eldest aud most respected farmers. ia.
n,ighbors will miss his genial presence. lie
was one IL their bcs, friends and counsel
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

Mn J. U. OwENs, Of this place, has 20
extra thoroughbred He'd berkshire Pigs
for sale. lie will GIL orders for them at ANY
time, either in pair or for single pig. His
prices 70. pairs is $40; Tor choice single
rig, $40 to SIS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

ANoSo the gentleman th,t went to the
Louisville Convention from this point we
noticed, J. :. Owsley, =. u. Hayden, q. 4.
G. Rochester, j. H. Owens, J. 4. Harris,
Theodore Cowhard. Judge VI. G. Sanhey,
and athcrs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

EAr,DRiSK, AND LIvE--l am now pre-
pared, a, the old stand ~ Adam Gcn-le, To
accommodate the public with good Lunch
aud Ale At all hours. Give me a call and
yea will como again. Charges reasonable
n. lIrssIso.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

Tmr public school for Stanford district,
will close its Fall aud Winter Session To
day. Mr. VI. d. IIughes taught it during
the last few days, in the absence Of the
regular teacher, q. A. C. Rochester, who
went TO Louisville un Wednesday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

AMBROSE Ross and PnanE PnrLr., de-
string to be made husband aud wife, came
to town the other day, sought the Clerks
Office Tor license, aud appealed to spme
one present to show them minister Of the
gospel The SERVICES of Rev. ]. l.. Barnes,
were speedily secured, aud the marriage
knot was duly tied. whereupon, the
twain departed full Of happiness and
bright hopes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19

TnERE are nov three times as many
lawyers in Stanford, rs there were a dozen
years ago, although litigation has decrcss.
Ell nearly une-half during the past decade.
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BEATTY'S .: ss.:s s..s:.
PARLOR ORGANS.

From VIM. Fool, Niagara, Nv.
several mouths use Of the slsgsnt lnsisr 0rEza
you sat nie, sallsh's that II IL OF the bese
made. II has rieh tome; Its various tones ara
m'st Peasant, ! mo~, heartily reccnnend .yoar
ors1ns iUr parleS, schoa, church, or other use"
M,ssrs. Geo. T.. Rowrll a Co, N. " Newspaper
hep.rier says:
Daniel D. letity, the organ builder, Of sshing-
ton, \. j., presses iorward with great vigar."
Mr.. A. D.. Beh-iiet, .slitor ai the Gb'st Bend Re-
lsnrter, amer r~cei, ing his organ, wrinss
"Nonr i've octaNe Parlor Organ came snfbly.
several musicians have tested II md pronuapesd ID
A, Ne. l. II Is rightly named the ''Gossn fesgue."
Issi anrr eysr glven Money rsiun.ssl apon re-
,uIn VI organ, aud fsi III charges paid by me (Dan-
i.l 7. beatty) 10th ways N unsatisfactory alter
tesi trial i've days Organs warranted for ave
years. send lor extsn'ed list Of Instrumental. BE-
lore bu! ing parlor orgsn. Address,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19
LA BILITIE
STATE OF KENTrCKY,1
Coaniy OF Lincoln,

!, Jno. J. Mcnohert- Cashier of alove named
hank Of stanford, de- ~,emnly swear tibet the aioy,
statement is true 20 the bsst ~ my knuwisigr aud
lrlicl. JNo. J. MCROBERTS, Cashier.
Suh-rild aud sworn 10 l,.,or. IA. thi, Istb day al
January, 1877. J. H. UWsLEl, n. T.. l.. C.
CORgkCr ATTEST
D. W. McALsrER,
J. ;. MrRPnr, pire,toTs
H. NANAHsDALE.