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For Attorney General.


We see. ia. the 10th District, they
Aavs no les than eight candidates fol
Congress, and we see Il STATED thai
Judge Phister Is In the lead and will
secure the nomination. We are. ap
prehcnsive that so many aspirants
work no good "a the Democratic, nor
any other party, but if the 10Th Dis,
trict are fortunate enough to secure
Judge Phister, they will have done Il
COOL work. for be will be a substantial
and reliable representative, and will
reflect honor on Old Kentucky. We
Eepe 10 see our delegation, in the next
Congress equal to ths-lEst. The repu.
tation we have sustained in both Hous.
es Of Congress, places US the equal of
any stpte in sbIliiy, and gives assur-
aRee that Kentucky will be highly re-
spected aud her interests well guarded.
Here in our District we have two gen.
tlemen, james F. Clay, a talented
NAN and splendid speaker, superior
~ most speakers in the State, and
Hon J. A. Mckenzie, who is Il good
speaker and has served us very ably in
Congress, While We have our prefer
enoe, We shall nevertheless feel salts
sed that We viii be represented with
ability by either Of the honorable gen.
tiemen, in the Congress Of the United
States. To stand equal with other
Districts in the State represented by
sneh men as Willis, Blackburn, Knott
and Durham. who have been distin-
guished as active and efficient men,
hers of Congress, standing in the front
rank of statesmen, invites us in this
District to feel a lively desire and re-
ally a spirit Of rivalry. We ought to
select our ablest man.
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LiVeFmOre Troubles.

We clip the following from the Owens,
boro Messenger Of last week, from its
Livermore correspondent Of July 18th.
We regret very much to have to re-
cord the calamities that have beiaIlen our
little town within the last few days.
On last Thursday evening, Judge Riley
and judge Priest, two very prominent
citizens OF our town, met with the mis-
fortune to have two very stout, ambitious
horses run of with them in q wagon
They were both seriously injured, Judge
Priest receiving severe wound in the
back of the head. besides many others
elsewhere. Judge Rileyis seVerest wound
is in the leit temple, which would have
proved fatal had it not been for the ener-
gy and skill Of Drs, Gillim and Crow
On Saturday night. the wife of.Jpdge
Priest, apparently in good health, died
OF heart disease with but few minutes
notice. She lett Q husband with seven
children, one of whom is an infant OF
about nine months, and the entire town
10 mourn her loss =
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Hon. =. d. walker Cor governor.

The Convention assembled here on
last Friday week adopted a resolution
endorsing this distinguished gentleman
for the Office Of Chief Magistrate Of the
State. The resolution was carried
amid great applause and perfect una,
IIimity. His remarks in response we're
very elegant and eloquent, and wound
up with the highest tribute to the press
"f the country that we have overheard
fall from the lips of any man. We
Know if our brethren of the press had
been present and heard him, they
would all'b for Hon. Z. ID. Walker
for the next Governor. We believe a
large number of them will be anyhow.
We sincerely hope that Mr.. Walker
will conclude 20 make the race, as he
L eminsntiy qual6ed in every respect
fDE the honorable position. Hurrah
for our mail boy"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

LrrcHFrELD, Ky, August 6, 1873.
Editor Herald:
We have no official returns of the elec>
ton. but have sufficient reports 10 esti-
mate the vote
For County Clerk, F. o. Brown; ma
jority about $50.
For County Judge, Jas NJ. McClures ;
majority about 300.
For County Attorney, J. S Workman F;
no opponent.
For Sheriff, ". C. GraysOn no OppO-
nenL
For Assessor, H. c. Rogers; estimated
small majority
For Jailer, A. ]. Lsyrlan; estimated
small majority.
For Coroner, Jas Taylor.
There is some doubt about the election
Of Assessor and Jailer, and it may take
the official count to determine.
Local option carried in Caneyville dis
trict
A fight occurred at this place between
a white man named Taylor Dean and
negro pamed Bob White. in which Dean
was stabbed in the back, hot not dan
gerogsly. MACK.
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VICTORIOUS AGAINl

! Here is our game chicken, which ha,
come out TO crow over the late election.
As many Of our readers do not under.
stand Rooster language, well interpret it
so here goes. The Democratic ticket
50 tor as heard from, has CARRIED tn,
county, except for Surveyor.
Result.
County Judge Newton (Dem }, /, 1873
ShaukS (Rrpl, 1855; Humphrey
(GreeuLa~ 40.
Clerk -CoxN(Dem), l.94S; Taylor
(Rep }, SIS; Bean (GresnLacIer). SEQ.
Sherif-PhilliPs (Dem }, l,7s2; Rowe
(Rsp }. ST.
Jailer-Sollenger( Dem. }, .SO6 Keown
rep J, ss5; HOwley (GresnLacker), $40 ;
Leach (Ind) 2i0
Fer AssessOS. Jones Dem }. is supposed
tO>be elected by about " majority. The
eEac, vote lie not knONn vet.
Boswell Dem for Coroner is elected
by over Goo majority.
Col W. II. Porter (Rep }, for Survey
or, is elected 10y about 200 majority.
Thos. II. Hines, for Appellate Judge,
got a very handsome vote
J. I. Sandefur, for Comfy Attorney,
bad no opposition, aud got a very large
vote
H,GsTRATEs AND CoNsTABLEs
Hartford District-A. R. Bennett, J.
D. Byers, Magistrates; II. B. Taylor,
Constable
Centeriown-w. l.. Rowe and A. n.
Brown. Magistrates ThOs. Bishop, Con,
stable
Cromwell-E. o. Porter and Melvin
Taylor, Magistrates; ]. W. Daniel, Con.
stable
Rosine-Wm. Cannon, ]. D. Miller,
Magistrates W. WHEEL, Constable.
Buford-JohH Holbrook, P. D. Tay-
Tor, Magistrates; J. W. Ashly, Consta>
bic.
FOrdsville-Jas, Miller is elected as
one OF the Magistrates, and probably
Barry Withers, the other, it is close be-
tween him and Cobb. 1t is supposed
that Geo. BradfelJ is elected Constable
The vote is probably the largest ever
polled in the county We will endeavor
TO give our readers The exact vote for
each candidate next week.
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The Farmers ConventIsu.


We copy the following sensible article
from. the Farmers Home JourDai, and
invite the attention Of our farmers and
stock men TO it. 1t is certainly al inn
pOrtant matter, and one that deserves at
tention:
A meeting Of farmers and stock deal
ers, interested in the sale Of stock in this
city, ia called to meet at Alexander Hos
tel, corner Seventh and Market streets,
on the 18th OF August The object OF
THE meeting ia to take into consideration
the practicability Of establishing q stock
yard at some convenient place within the
city limits, which shall be owned and
controlled by the farmers. 1t may be
necessary to state that what gives rise to
this movement lie a complaint that the
present facilities for selling stock are in-
sufficient and inconvenient to the large
class Of traders and farmers who have to
ship over the Nashville and Paducah
Railroads, the Ohio river and the roads
across the river in Indiana. Au, stock
coming by the railroads must make the
circuit Of the city to reach the Bourbon
House StOck-yards, the only yard now
open to sale OF stock. An extra charge is
made for the transfer, etc.; besides, Valu-
able time is consumed The gseatest
and most reasonable complaint is that
the present arrangement has cut off all
competition in the stoekNyard business.
and that the charges, both for lOttage
and feed, are extortionate; that farmer
or trader is not allowed TO feed proSender
bought elsewhere. but must order from
the company, and that the price charged
is unreasOnably high.
1t is Tor the complsinants to make
these charges good before proceeding to
so important a venture as the starting ola
yard Thoee most acquainted with the
working of the present yard should be
present at the proposed meeting, pre-
pared, net with wordy 'exclsmations, but
with facts and figures to sustain them in
their assertions. This can no doubt be
done if the proper course is pursued.
Having established the necessity for
another year, it will be in order nextito
judiciously arrange for a location and
mature a plan for the new enterprise. In
this let the projectors be assured that
high-sounding words will not, drive.
nail. This is work, too, that. can not be
planned and settled in day, and il the
delegates expect that so important mat
ter can be settled while they snatch
piece of AleXander's pie and ran 10 the
first train that will carry them home, bet
ter stay there now.
The most feasible plan seems the joint
stock company. There should be as
many stockholders as possible, and they
should. as far az possible, be feeders and
shippers Of live stock. Good and sab
stantfal farmers and traders are agitaling
this question now, and we hope they will |
not permit the-chagrin. that has followed |
after many OF the efforts of farmers to |
escape monopoly, also to be the AFTER
feature OF this
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different county Judges of the State.
LIFT or COUNTY TAjRs.

LET or COUNTY TAIRs.
In my last monthly report gave lis
of some sixteen county fairs 10 be htlt
this year. To this will add eight 9th
ers, viz
Shelby County A. and NJ. Association
at ShelbyvilIe. August q to %; Jno
Robinson, Secretary.
Kentucky Industrial Association, Al
Frankfort, September 4 to o; f. NJ
Drane, Secretary.
Henderson County A. and NJ. Associa
ton, ct Henderson. October Is to 10; J
Z Rankin, Secretary. %.
WHEAT FERTILIZERS FOR Mkt FALL. =.
That our farmers may prepare in time
their wheat fertilizers | will give. two
formulas FOR this. crop, which should
either be drilled in with the wheat OF
sown broadcast on the ground, and har'
rowed in at seeding time. These fertili-
zers can he procured in Louisville or Gin
cinnati:
Formula l. $50 pounds Of finely
ground bone dust so pounds Of sui
plate of ammonia; 50 pounds OF Ger
man kainit; 100 pounds of old pork
house salt; 3 bushels OF ashes.
Formula 2-lO0 pounds Of fine bone
duet; 100 pounds OF old pork house salt;
100 pounds of Peruvian guano (best); 5
bushels OF ashes
Upon freeptone lands 100 pounds addi-
lional OF land plaster or gypsum will be
excellent. The complete plant>food OF
Prof Vile, of France, and also that OF
the Messrs Skene, Of Louisville are
good wheat fertilizers. II the above
formulas are used. the farmer may expect
an increase of from Rflsen % EWe ntyS I've
bushels per acre. according 70 the quality
of. his lands. No coil tiller will lose any
thing,by always keeping, eyer; acre OF
his land highly fertilised at the prices
which the chemicals cost. 5 - -
W. J. 'DAvR,nii
Commissioner.
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The Congregational Fight.

So far Hon. ]. A. Mckenzie has
received he endorsement of Christian
county q votes, and Hopkins county
10 va tOtal'4O. Hon: j. F. Clay
has receiY-e,the endorsement of Hen
dsrsOp county, 26 votes. Hancock 8
votes /; total "a votes.
The counties of this district are emit.
tied to the following votes in the Con
gFessiOnal Convention, viz: Christian
81; Hopkins, 10; Muhlehberg, II ;
Webster, Is Union. %; Henderson,
26; Mclean. s; Hancock, 8; Ohio,
lG; Davies, SO.
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Drowned by aFIs0.

A strange story comes to US from down
the river Mr.. Frank Billings, an old
fisherman, near the upper lock on the
river. while running his trot line A few
days since, found that he had hung a mon
ster catfish. In order to make sure of his
game, he wrapped the line around his
wrist The feb, making desperate eff.
fort for liberty, upset the skiff. aud the
fisherman, being unable to disen(angle
himself from the line, was dragged under
the water and drowned before assistance
could reach him. Some neighbors on the
bank Witnessed the catastrophe and has
tened to the scene, but too late. They
recovered the dead body OF the drowned
man. and then secured the fish, which was
found to weigh 225 pounds This state>
ment comes 10 Us so we'll authenticated
that we can not doubt it's truth. -tHart
(Ky.) Democrat. -.
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MuhlenSeEE Caanly EIsstSon.

CoantY ,Judge. &c. Thompson. Dsm.
by 400; Jno. Z. Reno, Rep. Clerk, By
250; w. B AsCown, Den, CoHAAy At
torDey, BY $780,; Geo. o. PTOuSs. Rep,
Sheriff. By so; d. E. RhosAs, Dem, As
SCISSOR. 100 J. s, MILLER, rep, JAiler. so
W. A.,Aumsroog'Aem.. Surveyor, 5000
7. T. LanEly. dem, Coroner 500. The
tEjng seemed tote mixed up greatly.
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The Democrats Of this county paid
this young gentleman a very hand
some compliment at the Convention
last Friday week. that is well deserved.
Dir. Baird Is oBe of the best'bOOk-ieep-
ers and accountants We have eyer
knOssn. He is a native of this county
and ono the people feel proud Of. His
experience, coupled with his natural
gift as an accountant, well qualities
him for the position. We doubt, in
fact, il the Office was ever filled by n
man better qualified in every respect,
Sian hcr The Democrats Of his ma
tive county voted as a unit recon-
mending: him, and all wish bis sue
cess. 800 ..-
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VECETTNE
Cured Her.
DoRcHEsTER, Mass. June I


DRSTEvENs:-
Dear Sir.-I feel it my duty to say one word
IN regard TO the great benefit have received
from the use Of one Of the greatest woniers Of
the world it is your Vegetine. have been
one OF the greatest sufferers for the last sigha
years hat sver could be hVi5 g. I do sincerely
thank my God aud Your VeRetine Cor ~ ,c
lief have got. The Rheumatism has paiusd
ne to such Al extent, that my feet broke cut
IN sores. For the last three years 1 have not
Seon able to walk; now can walk and sleep,
and do my work As we'll rs ever did, and /
must say owe il all to your blood purifier.
Vs8etiAe. MARGERY willis
NEGErINE.-The great success Of the VeRs-
tine as a cleanser md purifier Of the blood is
shown beyond q dOuk by The great numbers
who have taken 1t, and received immediate
relief, with such remarkable cares.
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OHIO County Convention.

The convention to nominate dele.
gate tothe Congressional District Con-
vention viii assemble at the Court
house in Hartford, next Monday. Let
every Democrat weigh the merit and
qualifications Of the aspirants free
from all prejudice, aud select the most
cspabeman. Let all take an interest
in the matter as the Office of represen-
alive iB our Natnnal Legislature is one
Of CREST importance. ~
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.ARemsrhAAIs row..

Lincoln, Neb is undoubtedly the most
orderly city ia the Uoion, of its SIZE. The
temperance boys run the maehiae.. All
the city officers are Temperance workers,
and as c consequences the Office of Police
Judge has been abolished, there being
nothing EOs hltA to do. have vet 10 see
. person in this place under the influences
Of liqnor. The city has 9 population Of
5000. and only one police ofScsn This
is q good showing for the temperance
boys, .... t.,. -
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VECETINE
] Will Try Vegetine.
He Did,
AND WAS CURED.

Ma. II. n. srEvESs - ...
Dear Sir.-I wish to give you. this testi.
niOny, that you may Know, and let Others
know, What Nsgetine has done for me. About
two years ago a small sore cana on nv leg
u coon became 9 large ulcer, 90 tFOublssOuas
that consulted the doctor, bat got no relief,
growing worse from day to day. I suffered
terriblyj could not rest day or night, l was
so reduced my friends thought would never
recover. consulted q doctor at Columbus.
l followed his advice; he did no GOOD. eau
truly say was discouraged. At this time
was looking over my newspaper, l saw your
advertisement OF Vegetine, the "Greaa Blood
Further for cleansing the blood from all inS
Purities, curing HumOrs Users, 9. said
to my family. will try some Of the Vegetipe
Before had used the first bottle 1 began 10
Ieei potter. l made up my mind had got the
Hgnt medicine NJ last. / could now sleep
well at nights. continued taking the Veg.
etine. took thirteen bottles. Nv health h
good. The Ulcer is gone, aud I am able 10 A..
tend to business. paid about four hundred
dollars for medicine and doctors before I
bought the Negetine. l have recommended
legstils to others with good success. IsIways
keep bottle of 1t in the house now. Itis a
most excellent medicine.
Vssy respectfully yours,
- =. ANTHONI.
mr. Ahtnoni Is ono of tho piOnesrs of Della
ware, D. Ho settled here 10 1884. He is a
wealthy gentleman Of the firm +. Anthoni 4
sons Mr.. Anthoni is extensively known, es-
Pee'aIiy amsng the germans. lie 10 we'll
knoWn IN CIneinnati. lie is respected by ALL
afURE BLooD'-In morbid conditions Of
the blood are many diseases; such as salt-
rneum' ring Werm, boils, carbuncles, sorss,
ulcers and Pimples. In this condition OF the
blood try the Vegstiuo and cure these Alec
ions As blood purifier il has no equal. It's
Effects are wonderful.
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Republican BOnd-hOIdera not SAT-
isfled with Coin but Must Have
Gold.

AT the meeting of the Republican
Convention, in the State of Maine,
held at Portland, July 80, Mr.. Blaine
urged that in any resolution about
currency, the word "cOin' should be
substituted for gold; but he was over
ruled and the party yeutintO tie cam,
paign on an out and out hard money
platform, and the Southern claims
bupa-boo.
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e.I.J.H. HeIar.ry WItAGras-.

Since our hst issue Col. j. H.-Mc-
Henry has Withdrawn from the race
for Congress. This leaves the field TO
Clay and McRenEie, either of whom
will make a good representative.
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-
THE TRUE RIHG,
State Troops net Ordered 10 GarFArd
Election OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ne.
tween she Governor and Col.
omen FanlkmeP.

FRAKKFoRr, July 3l.-The following
correspondence between Governor Me-
Creary and the Chairman Of the Repub-
licnn Committee Of Garrard county, took
place July Slst.
LANCASTER, July 3I.-Hoa James B
heCTeary, Governor Of kentucky: am re-
liably informed that the Richmond Stats
Guards are. ordered to be in readiness to
come to Garrard or the fret Monday in
August, At the precincts Of Paint Lick and
Lancaster. ] have no objection, but
would like TO know If this is true, and at
whose solicitation troops are to be sent
here. The information comes from one
Of the company. J.K FAULKSEs,
Chairman Republican Committee Of Gar-
rard county.
FRANKFORT, July 3I--Col j. r. Faulk-
ner, Chairman Republican Committee, Ian
caster, Ky: Responding TO your telegram
| state that the Madison Gnards can not
60 to Garrard county without orders from
me, and they have not received orders to
be in readiness, or go TO Garrard or any
other county next Monday, election day.
| do not believe State soldiers or Federal
soldiers should be near the place where
free suffrage, guaranteed by the Consti>
tuition is being exercised; neither do be-
heTs that military power should ever be
used IN time Of peace until the civil pow
sr has been Invoked and found INSULT
cient JANIS B. McCREARY, Governor.
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owensbosO proposes % erect Water
Works, right away. They haze soatraO,.
ed for their erection ip the nsx4 four
months Good foT owensbota
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GEREANT.

zkLArr OF BERLIN RATIFIED.
BEEAIE, July sh-FlSe Grown Prince
Frederick William, has ratified the treaty,
O. Berlin. The rstiscatiOnS viii te OK,
CHANGED here Saturday
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TIE Kentuehy heoashiners.

Deputy United-Statcs Marshal VIM.
NJ. Adair took to Louisville last week
the following prisoners charged with
''mOOnshining:" ThOs. j. Sailing. j.
e. Yanmeter, Miles Carroll, John Car
roll aud james Cook, captured in Ed
mOnsoo cOunty. and Thomas Scott,
Thomas Sailing and William Sailing,
clptnred 10 drsyson county. A few
more hauls like this and the backbone
Of the business IN GraysOn and Ed
monson viii be broken efsctually.
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WIcan make money faster At work Ear Us than
at AAy thing else. Capital not reqnired;
We viii start Toui Ola per aay AZ hone
mIde by the industrious. Men. women,
boYS and girls wanted SVerywhsrs TO cork
for us. Now is the time. Cost, outAt aad
tsims free. Address TRuE. 4 Co, August
V alma, V4ns4
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L a DI e S |!
Exquisite Linen Salts {!
Rstailed at wholesale Prices

Two Piees Suits, e. -. Three Pises Suit, a.
scot By nail postage paid Five OF more Suits
By express. charge paid b rs. They are veil
made, and hnly trimmed IN Brown or Black,
Headed With white piping.
Bust measure from 3 70 AZ, and larger sizes
made 20 order without extra charge. To
ladies acting a. SCENTS and sending orders for
10 suits We give 0Re suit Free
Write your pane Post Odico, County aud
State very plain. Send money BY Registered
lie tier, Money Order, or Bank DRAFT
We guarantees satisfAetiOn in every case.
Each purchaser is entitled to Posters New
Pen and Scissors. Address
q. W. POSTER q CO.,
2Ij 10 $50 f. Madis,n Street,
4-2sIy CHICAGO.
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VEGETINE
Is Better Than ANY
MEDICINE.

HESDRRsoN, KT., Dec. 1877.
have used ". X. Stevens YsRetine, and
like II better than any medicine 1 have used
for purifying the blood. One bottle Of VeRe
tine aceOn'Pl shed more good than al other
medicines have taken. THOS. LYME,
Henderson, Ky.
Vegetine Is composed Of Roots, Banks, and
Herbs. II is very pleasant TO take: every
child likes Il,
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Alfred BOyce. aged 60. fnArEiea his
sons widow, aged %. in. Cairo, ILL.,,
Aut nouth. He eloped from Mssis-
sippi. where the laws forbids such =
saion..
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.C!OMMIssIONEK's SOr1cE-OAIo Cir

COMMISSIONERS NorIcE-Ohio Cir
~ suit COart.
Geo. W HunSAtsr's Adn'F Piaiu'tf,
Against ru EqaitT.
Geo. W. Huns kcr's Hsirs Dsfe'dta.
Notice l. herrby given 10 the creditors Of
John B. Stevens deceased, that the andsrsxn
ed, Commissioner % tho Ohio Cirsuit Court.
under "a order In the shove styled cause. yill
attend It bic olhes. 10 Hartford, f-sa ne late
hereof until the first day Of October, 1873, 70
receive and hear proof Of claims against said
Dsoeasnt; aud that AL claims not presented
TO him and proven - required By Law, within
the tins specified above, villa Be forever barred.
& 4. AURRELL, Aastsf COnmissi0nsr 4.
JuLT 10, 1873. ASA
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EOr NOnRrrss.


We are authorized u announce CuI..
JOHN a. McllENRY. Of OWenshero
Ne a can ,iia,e for Congress in This. the
Sr"o"d Congressional District Fleet on.
: nvemhrr, 1888.
Weare aIr'horizea taannonnce DANES
y CLAY az Ilendrrsnn. a. a candidate
s'r Cnncr - in this she Srconi Congres-
,innal District Election in November,
fS1S.
For Attorney General.
We are authorized 10 announce Gtn. JOHN
RoDMAN. of Frankfort, as a eandiIA'e for
Attorney Gcnerai, Of Krnrucky. Subject 10
sac action OF the Democratic State Conven-
tion.
Fer auditor of Public Accounts.
CLINTON r. ia IRD. Of Ohio county.
Is a candidate Tor Auditor OF Public Ac-
cOunts, sutiecI 10 the action OF tAe Dem
ocrarie party, Augus, sleclion, 1879
suPerInfensen OfPubIIe Iastruc-
ton.
DR. a. A. NJ. HENDERSON, Of
Bourbon county. j. candidate tor re-
election TO the Office Of Superintendent Of
Fttelie obstruction.
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THE STATE CROPS.

Monthly Report OF the Kentucky
Bureau of Agrtculture--ken-
lucky wheat Going 90 Eng.
Rand-Dairy Products.