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A MARYLAND TRAGEDY.

A MAN DRIVEN TO DESPERATION By HIS
wRoNGs- MURDER AND suIcIDE--sAMpArHY
ron The CRIMINAL
[Ffom the Baltimore American, July 81
PoRr DEPOSIT, Juy D, 1873.
on the morning OF the 4ih inst as James Armstrong
and Thomas Armstrong, together with George "a ickcy
ana his little sou, we're seated on tho stcps OF Arm-
store engaged in conversation Magill passed
with his two little boys, and turning BACK entered
into conversation In regard 10 some money he claimed
was owing him as royalty by tho Armstrong; Tho
cuuversaiiou waxed loud, when nu,usl friend, John
Bond, passed. and In peasant way advised them TO
40 IN doors md talk tue matter ovor ana not
their private business to the public
Thomas Armstrong and Mackey entered the store
together, followed by James and MagiiL Thomas
went over to Of the building ned
A. Mickey weut into the counting room and sat
down, with his child between ms knecf. James came
into room and returned TO he door esdug
to the store, where he was confronted vy Aagnl VINO
drew n hve- bar relied revviver Jsmes crieu out.
"For Gou's sake, MANI ooul XIII mo - Yes 1
WILL" answered Masili; "you have roDvcd me. and
to-day | aui a poor man, aud viii XIII you He
then fired shot, penetrating t1e rght side oil James
Armstrong. James turned 10 Macsey. VINO mad risco
to his feet, aud cried out, "Do not let hun k :"
Mackey jumped quickly Det~tsa the Two and i'm
pored Msgil TO put up his pistoL lie Dpsgcd him TO
remember his vile and tue Two boys, VINO we're out
sido OF TN. door. Magili answered, Get out OF my
way or will kiii you, too"
eyes seemed u burn with rage; no was IN perfect
frenzy. Mackey got bcnIud min ana grsspcd ms
arms. Mag,ll, who was the stronger Of tue Two.
tuincd ms pistol hama TO the rear aui nrcd second
sno which singsd Siackcys clothing ahd caused hin
10 loosen his ga-I. Magill then fired thfd Shot,
winch pierced amrs Armstrong; lett breast. and De
tell nesvily to The ground. Thomas Armstrong, wbo
was sandng ut the rear door, iorty ieet distant at
thls lunosurs srisa sut 10 Ascksy. "pon't lsi him
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Ia kRLcO.

CssrDsLL--HaSsox.-A. Newark, n. j., July O. 10y
Rev. unsrics A. REILLY, PniLir IL CAMPBELL. OF Now
YORK, to CHARLOTTE u. daughter Of Cornelius Hdn-
non, Esq, oil Newark, y. j. No cards
EDEs-kEy SoLDs.- 1sth ulL, Uy the Row stephen
H. fyug. u. u. nESRY W. EDEs, of Boston, to MARY
H. REYNOLDS. OF Now York.
GOmgz -nucg--On Wednesday. July 8. at the Nine.
tccn,h street synagogue, By me Rcv. Or Mcndcz,
FRANCES, daushler OF Eiwn Gomtz. 20 ErGhSE W.
MOCK, all of tnis city.
GouLpsBURy--M -MunRAY-On Wednesday, June 20, at
the resideuco oi BRIDE. ny the Rev Thomas a
McCabc, JonN r. GOuLDsBrgY 10 LOUISA I. MURRAY,
all OF TINS Guy.
HAYgs--AKiN.-On sunday, June 30, at the Central
B,,tit Church, ny the Rev. j. d. Herr, JAMES A.
HAYES to Mas sARAI AKIN. all OF THIS city.
l,Lon--MHAp I'm thursday. June p, ut ST. Vim
O. ~ t.rrcrs', Nv the Rev l. IA. Mc,gncr CmAsLEs H.
LALOR Liz<iE j. youngest daughter oi thu late car
rei N, al, = q
LARRY ouNGs --On Sundsy, June 30 1878 by
Rey n. - OsuO1 Mr. JouN LARRY to Miss LtoSoRA
lorNoS, at Oi Nsw YSrk CITY
MuSRoE--sHKEnAs.- .--Oa tue 23i ult., IA 81 Law
rences Cburob E.st s4th a., by Rev. Fatbcr rrcabor
:. j., AUSTIN y. MuSKok to AoSgs 81. SnKEHAx
suspIp. .x---soskKs.-Dn Thursday, July L. by Rev.
Dr Muielt AZ residence, JonS sHEkIDA~, late OF
Newark 80 ELIZA JAss SoNxns oi this city.
WuiTE--CosrkLLo. --Ou iuesuay, July =, ~ 81.
NJ phen Rom,u Catbohc Coorcn. BROOKLYN. by tho
Rev. T.. O'Erliy, JOnS J. WHirg to kATiE a..
daughter Of Roger Costello. Esq.
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THE COURTS.
Max Doctors Ill-Tlmed Cpe-
rations in Beef.
EXTRADITION TO HOLLAND.
A Railway Conductor Committed tor
AssauIting Mail Carrier.

Max Doctor Is but doctor In name and by trade
butcher. In July year ago, be says. one Frank
herky came to his place OF business and selected Tor
cash meat OF the value OF s54 90 which he had put on
his wagon and then made ez.Iss TO 60 across the
street. saying ho would pay when he returned While
Doctor WAS temporarily engaged with other CUSTOM
the wagon Of the defendant was driven away and
~ II the unpaid for meat In SUIT brought IN tho
Marine Court to recover the price OF The meat
order OF arrest issued against the defendant
under which ne was taken into custody on FRIDAY
last. In Chambers oil the Court Yesterday, before
Judge Shea, Mr. Herman Sticfel moved 10 vacate the
order OF arrest against tho dsendant ON the ground
taat the affidavit on which II was issued was insult
6csnt. II claimed by counsel that II the plantf
based his action on conversion OF the properly he
should have alleged demand and that IL was equally
aehcient If the alleged grounds OF the action were
false pretsnces The Court held the affidavit TO be In
sufficient and discharged defendant from arrest.
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Did.

ADAsa July q, 1873, InoAAs ADAMS at the rest.
dence VI hts brOtncr.-ia Joseph NJ. sinOnsou lST
Fort Greene place. Brooklyn
The tubtfa will take place on Sunday, July !, at
tour NJ Reativcs aud trends are respectfully in-
vitcd to attenu. without furtncr notice.
Bfck.-Suddeu'y, July ., 1873 JonS BrcK.
Funeral will take place Ou ! h lust. 20 WOODLAND
Cemetery, at Two y. VI IRON 2 J,S3 81 av. Harlem.
BLACK July D. RonkRr a r., son oi Robert aud
Margaret, ,Kou 10 yesrs, inontns and ~ days
Relatives aud a. euds oi tue iimiiv are respectfully
nv'd 10 atteui the funeral, from the fcsidtnce ~
his parents. No 81 kins st, on sunday, July !, az
haii.p,st ouu o'clock r. N.
BRYoE E-On frd,y. July D, MARY ASNe, wife OF
James Bryce, agsI 20 years
Funeral services 90 SUNDAY. july at two o'clock
Il. NJ. Nv s72 West 3Vth 81
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AssAULTING A LETTER CARRIER.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Charles Lee was yesterday held TO bail by Commis-
sioner Deuel. tor Illicit distatlon at No 100 Washing
ton street.
The calendar on Monday In Supreme Court Cham
bers held by Judge Daniels, embraces Nos. Is. 81 .
M 40 A. 49, SO, S. IS, 81, IT. rs, 49, 49, a. 81, 100,
lilo, ILL., l25 ana l3u. the call commencing al No. 1874
judge Daniels yesterday gave perm ssion TO
poraton ot ST. ter's Roman Catholic Churcu 10
Tor $l9 U0U the money to bc used In payment
OF debts The petition IN the case Is signed by Will
IAN QUINN Vicar General and President of tho ST.
PEERS corporation; n. j. OFarre, pastor, and An
drew Clarke, trustee, aud was prosented by Mr..
Devii
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STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tho special committees appointed bv MI ives,
president oil the stock Exchange, 10 tako aciIon
the deaths OF two members, Thomas Adams aud j.
Gilmore Reed, yesterday made their report They
drafted resoution expressing sorrow tor the loss OF
their fellow mcmb rs, rendering TO the lam lies OF 9
deceased their warncsi sympathy and requesting the
transmit copies OF tho resolutions 70 tho
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Combs on the head with the butt or a musKeI, which
Knocked all Fourth OF July out oil that worthy OIL
GER In the meanwhile Barker thought II prudent 10
retire and gathering up hls worldly goods. ieit Tor
Con nectcui. II was thought at nrst that Combs
would held OF honor, but with the AID oil
some smulants, he hopes 10 hght many another bat
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THE s1E,MBoAr sH,pYsIpE.

To THE EDITOR oF THE HERALp:-
Please ask the steamboat inspe to pay another
visit to the steamboat shsdyside The last time you
did SO they found tho steam chimney In such bad
condition that they had to condemn IT, This boat has
not been in good order Tor year and think he
pany should be compelled to haul her on put her
IN q salo condition before any accident occurs. H.
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SMOKING OK rux srnEEr CARS.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
Is IL not high time that the managers OF our horse
railroads put stop smok ing cars? Smok-
ing on The front pal form worse thua smoking IN.
side, Tor every passenger is thus affected by the
smoke. smoking is allowed Ia the xth avenue,
Broadway anu Madison avenue cars, AMI protests 10
conductors DO no good. Stecpn. inc pubic Ia to-
bacco smoke Outrage that ought to be corrected
AMI.
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PLENTY OF WATER.

TO the eject OF tho large engines at
the Mount Prospect Park nsine house had beeu brok
circulated In Brooklyn yesterday, accompanied by the
report that the citys water supply would be cut OF In
consequence. Assistant Engineer Bergen, after VISIT
ing the engine house. reported that the piston follower
haa been broken accidentally aud could soon be
paired The city, he sand, would not suffer in tho
meantime Tor
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BATHING IN THE NORTH RIVER.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
All along the North River docks bathing 'starx
naked" Ia getting to be The iashiou especially when
the docks are crowded with women and children, and
when the Rockaway Beach Doais are landing tner
passengers II IL perfect outrage TO see even po-
hcemen standing at The extreme ends OF the docks
looking on when they ought 10 be dong their duty.
MORAL.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

MORE Letters intended Tor this column must be
accompanied by the writer's iull name and address to
insure attention. Compainants who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply lime in writing.
Write only on one side OF the papcr-Ep HEgALpl
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MARRIAGES AND DrAIho.
ENGAGED.

RAcH-HFcHr- --On July 4. Miss FAyNE Bach
daugncro Mr. and Mrs. ". bach, TO SIMON HgCnr,
boln o. TINS city.
CouES-woLLSEn. HERMAN CoHgy, OF Savsn-
nah, aud Mlss yiiSSE voLLNkK OF New YORK.
JAcoBsoS-hoLD--SAMuKL JACOBSON TO SARAH GOLD
both o this cny. No card.
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THE HOLLAND FORGERY.

u has already appeared in the HERALD that Hen
drick Albert Degens. native Of Holland was arrested
III this city the 4th INST on charge OF forgery
committed native country. At FIRST he consented
TO return without u warrant OF ex,radition, but
subsc suItat,on with his counsel Mr. Herman
Stieie and being advised oil ms rights hc refused TO
returp sayiug that his nrst consent given under
mIsap eusion OF law. writ OF habeas corpus
was issued his favor, which Is returnabie in Supreme
Court, Chambers tomorrow. Dcgens' counsel has
also obtained order show why civil order
of arrest issued against him in action TO
money no had, alleged, rauduenty OBJ aimed by
the forgery, should not be vacated This order
urpable on the 10Th inst.
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FREE BATHS.

The following Is tho record Of tho free baths in
this city for the past week.
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CORNERING A BANK ACCOUNT.

I'm the suit of William Tannonbaum against Felix
Basch, Mr. Morris ". Hart plaintiffs attorney. OBJ
aimed, in proceedings supplementary TO execution,
rom Judge Van Hoesen, OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, an injunction restraining the Emigrant In
austrial Savings Back from disposIng OF or paying
pver any moneys deposit with the bank to tho
credit of the defendant ON the examination Of an
officer OF the bank transpred that there was on de-
post to the credit oil the dciendant SIT. On
The I'd inst. u motion made Dy deieadant's
attorney vacate the Injunction, on technic grounds
which deDied, and order entered directing tue
bank pay over S107 9S, the amount VI the Judg-
ment and The oil $50 additional, COSTS awarded TO
the plaintiff IS attorney.
ASSAULTING A LETTER CARRIER.
Mr.. Joseph Collins, OF station OF the Now York
Post ONCE, assaulted on the I'd inst by James c.
Green, employe OF the Metropolitan Elevated Rail-
road Company, while on his route between the
tion named and West Eleventh street. 1t being
ononce against the Unled States statutes 10 assault
mall carrier IN possession oil mail matter the pris
oEer was yesterday arragned before Commissioner
Shields, and committed tor examination iu default OF
RI nail
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-01
Fordsvilic Letter.

itor Herald:
The farmers in this vicinity are stir
ring and industrious men.
Candidates are numerous in this vicini-
y. Messrs. J. Sanderlur and F. p.
Morgan were in town this week They
both seemed to he very familiar gentle
man Capt Sam. X Cox paid our town
IA visit not long since. am stimulated
to say he will lie our next County Court
Clerk. if the people elsewhere are rs well
balanced as they are in this part Of the
county, and | think they are
The idea of sending a man to jail for
the next four years IL somewhat strange.
especially man that has lived a long
and honest life, and who has been bene>
fetal to his frllow-citzens. But it
seems from the rumor that that ia float
ing through the county that T. j Bar
rett, Esq. will be sentenced at the next
August term. beyond doubt
Armistead Jones, esq, was in town
this week. Mr.. Jones has many friends
in this vicinity. 10 not think the peo-
Pile of Ohio county could select more
competent and energetic man to fill the
Office to which he aspires. VIR
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Lifchheld Notes.

Circuit Court in full blast Convened
on - ult Most important cases contin-
ued Poor show tor money the lawyers
say.
The case of b r. Proctor vs. ] r.
Purcell, Dave Rssiie. Irene Slower. and
the balance of sc"ool district No CT in
Guiding many specimens of frail erriug
humanity, is now on trial The charge
is libel aud Islander in petition to Cons
mon School Commissioner, charging
plaintiff with general immortality, and
being corrupt in principle, upon which
charge plaintiffs teachers certificate
was revoked, &c. Damages claimed,
5000 What he will receive of course
cannot now be named. HAYNES 4 Rob-
bins, for plaintiff; ConkIin Il McBeath
and Workman TOR defendants. Speaking
begins to day.
The fourth suit, between Mark Gary
and wife, tor divorce. resulted in de
cree in favor OF p.aintifr, Mark, much to
the gratlficslion of the whole county, as
their domestic trouble. have been IN eve
sore to Grayson for several years
The recent rise in creeks sprinkled a
little saw-Iog money along our northern
border.
We all like the HERALD. Few reach
here, but they are passed around until
worn ont You must have large list Of
subscribers here soon, or kick over the
shanty
Tim. Needham says Will Haynes is
married man. Guess it is true 1t aps
pears so.
Charles WortLam, Jr is of the track
for County Clerk. The race is now be-
tween Ed Brown and James llackett
Guess Ell will beat him
Candidates. innumerable, for Jailer
spoke last Monday.
Atwood, whose case was considered
bailsble at 5000, has not filed the
bond May do so soon. He has many
friends in Hart and Hardin counties who
will rallv to him He ought to be &C.
quilted, and, think, will be-
ANoUs KEErON
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Real Estate Transfers.

Elisha Chapman TO w. j. & J. T.
Patton, 80 acres on Bsrnetts creek 5000
John Benton to Saml S Stahl, lot in
Rockport, Sl2j
j. II. Brown to S. l. Fulkerson, A
acres on Green river, $500
Gustavius Clements to Emilia A, Glib
son $50 acres on Hardrnsburg road, deed
of gift.
ID. Morton to Sam Morton, lot in
Centertown, SIS
Jno D Wise to Wade n. Martin, Is
acres on Indian Camp, SOD
j. l.. Barnard to Vega b. Morton, Isl
acres on Williams creek, 81, 200
Joseph Millers Executors to J. J.
Mitchell lot in Beaver Dam, 1895
Geo. W Gardner to Ahedneco Baize.
100 acres on Indian Camp creek, $50
Abednego Baize to George w. Gardner.
loo acres on Indian Camp Creek, $500
B. p. Rafiety to S. S. Rafiety, IS acres
OF land. S67
W. T. Foreman to Calvin Morton, |
acre near Hartford, $50
Thomas IL. Lloyd to VIM. Quissen-
berry, IS acres on Panther creek, $3.50
III. Halter to Jas. IL. Stewart, so
acres on Muddy creek, 800
Thomas j. Hoops to Robt U. Austin,
100 acres on Bull Ran, 5000
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To the Democratic Candidates for Con.
stable IN the Hartford District.

Gentlemen i more than one of us run
the race through, all Of us are certain
of defeat, as our Republican friends will
bring out man even ON the morning of
the election aud beat us. Now | pro-
pose that we submit our claims to the
Democratic Primary Election, aHd the
one who gets the largest vote be declared
the nominee, the others retiring and
giving the successful one their support.
Will you do it? | am determined that
the cause of the defeat of all of us shall
not lie at my door. Respectfully,
j I. STEVENS
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THE HERALD.

nfF- Transient advertisements must he
paid for in advance.
Charges for yearly advertisements will
he collected quarterly.
All Advertisements inserted without
specified time will be charged for until
ordered ont.
Notices under head Of Preferred Io-
cali" Ten Cents per line.
Announcements OF Marriages or Deaths
not exceeding five lines, and notices OF
Preaching published gratis,
BsT- Obituary Notices, Resolutions OF
Respect aud other similar notices, Five
Cents per line.
job work Of every description done with
neatu@,s and dispatch, at city prices. We have
= fall line Of job types, and solictt he patronage
Of the business community.
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COMMERCE. No, April 81, 1873

COMMERCE, No, April 81, 1873.
Editor Herald:
You will please inform me what time
my subscription for the Herald" is out
| wish to send you 81 so which will pur-
chase a ticket for the Herald to
come to me twelve months longer with-
ont being in danger of being snatched Off
at some way station because it might
fail to show that its fare had been paid.
1t comes to me every Saturday evening
with more news than any other friend
could bring me OF NV boyhood home.
II tells me OF the churches, the mar
riages, the deaths, courts and schools,
and all the candidates tor jailer, and
brings to my mind the many hearty and
healthy laughs we have had in the sher-
IFS office together, aud should the dis
lance between us become greater, will
notify YOU of the fact so that you may
have the Herald to follow on.
Respectfully. l.. NJ. SrATELER.
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clusively claimed hy the people oI
Hartford and OHIO county Every fam
! lily in Southern Kentucky should I've com
PEELED to take it in order to diiluse intelN
ligence, and any one who would refuse
to take such a good paper should be
carried on a rail down to Caneyvile, and ,
like the Hero of Big Clifty," he re-
CURED to drink beer until they consented
to do so. The Legislature should pass
law TO that effect, instead of go many
dog laws.
Rumor has it that one of our most
beautiful, accomplished and wealthy
young ladies will soon he led to the altar
by one of our most popular young men.
The happy couple will take a wedding
trip TO the Paris Exposition or to Alex
audcr's Hotel, Louisville. cant say which.
More particulars in my next letter.
Mat aud Dick the two popular Young
clerks IN Evans. Steadaker X Co.'S. cs-
adjustment, are going to Green River on
a fishing expedition in few days.
The courthouse is being paper,d,
painted aud renovated generally, and j.
to be enclosed with a neat iron fence
The fountain in the public square is to
he ornamrnted with colossal statue
Messrs Jack Rodgers Foster I. Ileyser.
F. s. Ileyser, john d. Hill. Ed. Thomas,
Charles Wortham d. O'Reiley, and Mr.
aud Mrs Barton. ir. have each contrib>
u,cd five hundred dollars toward bsauti-
flying the public square Hart ~ Co.,
L. uisville, Kentucky. are furnishing the
iron fence and the statuary. And thus
does Litchtield progress and improve
through the enterprise and llberality of
our citizens Aud such is life in Litch-
field. More anon,
ORANGE Blossom. !
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l.. w. ShAftr.

With Bean & Vsught. manufacturers of
Wagons, BuGgles, Plow. and farming
implements generally Mr. Skater is a
thorough wood workman comes recom>
mended rerv highly by those tor whom
he has formerly worked Bean 4 Vaught
are well known blscksmiths. and with
the aid Of such wood workman az Mr..
Shafer, they can, and are determined to
give entire satisfaction in General wood
work and all kinds OF blscksmithing.
We solicit yssr patronage. Call and try
us before purchasing or engaging work
elsewhere. Respectfully.
y3 81 IT BEAN X NAUGur.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-01

Our readers will find it to their interest
to read the new advertisement of W. f
4 | \ Parrish Booksellers and Sta
TONERS, Greensboro, Ky, which can be
found in our columns. This firm keep.
very extensive stock of books and
papers Of all kinds, envelopes. wall
PAPER. chromos. frames. &c, &c and
from our own personal acquaintance with
them, We do not hesitate to recommend
them as business men worthy of the con-
fdence Of the public When you want
any thing in their line give them a trial.
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STORE Robbery.

Paul Megans store, in the north ea st.
ern part of the county. was robbed last
Saturday night. The door was broken
in; about Sl2 in money, some dry
goods and other things stolen, and a
barrel of whisky taken ont and carried
to the woods, and considerable amount
taken ont OF course it was some OF the
candidates who wanted treating money
and whisky.
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County Judge of Ohio County



William r. Daniel and Emily j..
Bratcher.
Fred Alloway and Miss Ellen Taylor
James Cooper and Miss Mary F.
Keown.
Thomas W. Hendricks and Miss VIC
toria Austin.
Jonathan Bozarth and Miss Martha
J. Conner.
Samuel d. Burns and Miss Rachael
c. Rummage
Henry A Miller and Miss Mary F.
Lilies
Stanford WILDLY and Miss Fannie V.
Caldwell
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Coal Lands for Lease La MuhIenbcrg
County, ny.

Iwish to lease about 375 acres of Coal
Land with two veins of Coal, full five
feet thick. one about eight feet above
the other, and about three hundred
yards from the 7. & f.. h. r., also
about six other different tracts contain
ing in the aggregate, eight hundred acres
All good coal lands The above lands
will be leased on reasonable terms. For
further particulars, address the UNDER
signed. or the editor of this paper.
LEFT JouS s vAUGHr,
Hartford, Ky.
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Editor Herald :
j T. STEVENS

Editor Herald:
Having learned that there is a misap~
prehension in the minds of some as to
the Election OF Justices OF Peace, at the
coming Election, desire to state through
the HERALD, that under the law. twelve
Justices are to be elected at the August
Election Two in each OF the Justices
District. as now establ shed The voters
in the election or voting precincts can
vote for two persons for the office o.
Justice OF the Peace without regard to
the election or voting precincts OF the
district where the candidates may reside.
The Justices Districts are divided into
election or voting precincts, merely for
the accommodation OF the people.
Hoping that this may prove satisfactory
to the peop'e, | am yours truly.
". + GREGORY,
County Judge of Ohio County
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Green River Convention.

The Green River District Convention.
composed of the counties Of Breckin-
ridge. Ohio, Hancock, Daviess, Mclean
and Henderson, will meet with Victory
Star Lodge, 4S4, at Spottsville, Ilender-
son county. May Il and Is, 1878. All
lodges in the aforesaid counties are earn
estly requested to send delegates. Basis
of representation. one delegate for the
first ten members. and one additional
delegate for each full twenty members
thereafter The G. w. c T. and probs-
bly, other members of the Grand Lodge
will be present c. J. MAIFIkLD, Sec'y.