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TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

halsoNDoS, May Tl4.-4I.em liart;ngton's
rcsViutloB that no forces be, raised, or sept
By the Crown 10 time Of peace save within
India, without the sanciiOL Of parlisment,
indicates the determination Of the oppVsi
ton jg the House u Commons 10 pake,s
united attack on what is generally eonecd-
ed to be most vulnerable point or the gov
ernment. and whether the, debate on The
resolution occurs ii fortnight or as the
Daily News states. next Monday. BY either
date the probable effect Of Counf Sehouyat.
off's journey Should be pretty vel knosr,
sndif unfasUra0is. many iiberals will hes.
tate to hamper the government on tie brink
o. war by an a,iretse vote, Willie fayora.
bic issue would be ~ aceeptai,ls % ~ ma
jority Of the people. HsFto entirely obsenrs
any question Of iechnical iTregulafify NJ
want of due consideration Tor the right Of
parliament. suob - % aHs soil .VIiisgd
C'obstantinople sdyices Indicate that des-
pita General Tndleben'slet istt. the ,I,Orte
will nut eyacuate varna and ls4Ioum.
Shumla will pfob.bly lbesausndsrsi. ys.rt.
bectuss it has !esAssdt 10 " great i'm
pOrtauee since Tie Enssians ss:ablishcd ibUm
selyss. % iih llne Of, communication a sitb
ysrna. Moreover, the thirty bsitaliols Of
regulars now 10 SLuRla are believed 20 be
more useful at Co,sstaniil,ople Military
critics assert that ~. Gaze % var If the Bri
tish aud Turks hoId ysrna and Batodtn,
tie Russians mat withdraw from Tie Thra-
cisD peninsula aid from the Rtaer0uIn and
Trebisonde line, aud that this ac,%iunts for
General TobIeben's insistenee even AZ the
risk # ptcjddieing the hegoiiations between
london sai St pe,ersburg The eonyic.
iibBs iHdeed IL general ailnt the object Of
uppoiatihg General 1lolleben sOmmandsr-
irI-chief was that be might ressus the ar.
my frens tie pDsafe position into which the
political .a.Vtiye of approaching Gons,anti-
pOple had drawn sits gsspesfs asff b--
baLospeSii Nsysis.AThe R,me dispatch
Of the Times announces that the Minister
Of Finance, with the Minister ef War, BE-.
presented asbilIlB the Chsmoers asking a
supplementary vote Of 10, 0Oo. Ov0 Tires Ior
var estimates. n asii fnHt .msaf uuuN
rni'hs Times' Paris dispatch states that
Carers. . Communist Who wss eOBsicied
Of taking part in the sssassinssiys or two
Generals. has had bis ,eslsDee eopnaied
10 hard LABOR Tor life. ia awx htgsgr.
Adsiees from Japan say That Minister
Okuba vas murdered ia the. street byysy,
sssassins, while on BE way 10 ., sCaEincI
council. al II the ssssssips we're arresed.
| LONDON. May tC.-fke. Tines 6uan.
cisl article mys that The recent advance ia
tle price Of cobsolS is partly doe % Tie pur'
cbsletf5r sc Jniy dividend, 10 eoDseaashe,
of the declining discount rates, tpd securi
y Of commercial paper. sa.ss57 ~ =.
l.yas. sIfE,z. H.lt y,5. a y. .fa,t'
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TIM tSYEsyia ALTON oRpERED.

TILE NhKSTlGATlUN ORDEkED. ,
The demand yftbe eoassry shss the grand
system ef fraud. by which it was cheated
out Of legally elected President, should be
exposed. has been answered by the in,ro'
duction Of resolutions b5d Mr. Petter0of
New York on Moaday the 18th inst. The
resolutions provide tbr the appointment Of
select COMMITTEES 81 eleven members Of
Congress % iinvesiigsls sAs sIiegatiSns
ma'ie BY MvLin in regarl tox the Florida
returns. and also those alleged 20 have been
commitlei 10 the Parishes Of East and Vest
Felieiasa and elsewhere in, I,oaisiana. with
power TO net through subcommittee toHsit
during Tie recess. and 10 report " my
umet .saiafnwFd AsW 4 err ..gfsig sgE
The Republican side Of the House raised
silsorts Of points Of order against the reeep-
ton Of The resolution and action upon its
several branchesi and showed that they
we're patlhalf 80 ready % proceed against
Mr.. Hayes as they have pretended. N ~
fact, they are bound 10 be dead agamst,in
yestigatiof.s for what ever tells against Mr
Hayes tells against The party. They are
all ip the sane boat. and since Mr., Hayes
has abandoned his ideas d eiyilseryice slc-
form. haseisen Office bolaersfali. liberty TO
Participate m p0liticar meetings aud has
led the way IN n liberal subscription for
campaign purpose. the eatellte fcordigie
may be considered Us restored. and the, Late
antagonists feel themselves in q position
where they must sink Or swim together. q
Hepss ths Republicans will oppose all
parliamentary obstruction to the inyestiga-
ton, and beforsitis done with. will endea-
vor to make out astrc6g case against the
Democratic party :. being governed BY re-
bel influence in ihe persscntion Of RePub-
liean Chief Magistrate. Hence our friend,
must proceed with GOODNESS and caution.
Nevertheless The sense Of the country
viii sustain The investigation, forit is i'm.
possible The people can be made to endorse
series of frauds 10 destructive Of their in
stitutiOhs and 50 dangerous to their iiber-
ties. 'Andthe sense Of the country will We
~ readily ascribe. 70 The opposite sides o.
the question, the correct metiss for ? de-
inand for the exposure Of guilts and the rea
reasons for the attemst 10 conceal it. ia a..
And If the Republican party does rally Il
the defence Of Hayes title, and the mass o
evidence that is known to exist can b
brought to light. then that party will hav'
fastened . load around its neck that mus
sink it beyond the arm Of resuscitatiOn.
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ABsENTEgIsu

The Republieaps Of the House. 10 the &C.
ton ubder Potiers' resolutions Of insestiga.
tions. we're enabled 70 defeat the imipe-
date parpose Of the other side b. resort 70
avery mean. but Vety'efsctise parliamep-
tary weapon-refusal to vote--thus leaving
the House without ! voting quorum. Thir-
~ more Democratic abseDtees were needed
to give those present she necessary quorum
The country pays COnggesspretty rOuOd
sum fyr, the attendance Of It's servants. very
largely over uilliOn dollars annually 10 the
way Of per diem alone. not 70 speak Of ex-
trss and eoutipgeusirss Eusugh is paid to
justify The neglect for the time Of private
business; ID fact from tue asidity With
which Congressional honOrs are sought, the
ioferenee Is sirOpg thatr private business is
very littIe In tlienwayg why. then does il
happen. ssit BUS hsppeBed several times
this session. that Oh important occasions
"a
Ike the one a"os' eoo',Sst''''"' DsnOe'4',
&c members !" 'hs mouse are ses''s!sq
o'Oad cas-. over Tue i'n', 'n''sAu VI Os'"s
in their pIssss rs fSn election " Congress
was holiday oec'''Oa, acc the position '., Is.
sa'nea mere 'usc S,s WIN y % respOlsiD'l-
ny oey0nd sys'es.nat u A " 'sisD'ui 1lAASips
eiRsys a y. asyis -. aeas.ea
The exposure Of Democratic s''sn'eeisnl
gu 30 l"POrtan. oce's'o 90 ' as one . "nle a
az "s'e Veep i"' S' nv t'sYS si'',
sud which might arise ~ any moment, y
bumiliating apd dissreaiiAbls 70 party dis
ciplins. We do hops no. 10 hear Of % again.
es asslssa - -esaae 20 .
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WASHINGTON. My I6.-Jahn II
SmytIe. Of North Carolina. has been no
minated By the President as, Minister to
Liberia. 7"'' "" D't '"''' ''.' :
Tie Advisory COMMITTEES If the Demo.
crais u the House have decided 10 adhere
10 the caucus determination until the reso-
buttons shall pass. and ihesnwbile 10 9th.
er business Is ID beiran>attei. The Com.
niittee hope TO harea quorum Of dem itrats
By SAT dfray. ~ ~ #ak - 5rst".y
Prof. Henry lefhneril aitric 81 thous.
ands 70 the New York Avenue Pae-byte-
rian Church who could no gain admitanee,
the Church being Tiled with dignitsries.
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MONTREAL. May II Colonel letcher,,
,Dspaty Adia,aat q ensfsl reyssssd ins.sas1y
|tioas fron UtMNa Isl dniribats Nus an 4.
aminunition 10 vplun'cesrs along ~ Arnefst
lean border aud N ltvtd lis fyfee ID re hi ~
pess. Z VI NJ u "A ss

ST. CATHAnTSEs,~ ONTi Nihy H.
The ninet.cth battalion volunteer militia
received official notice to hold themselves
IN readiness for active service Mt u moments
-n0tre.A Thecempaniessssembls IT their
headquarters last night and were furnished
With arms, and rtssntY rounds Of anmuni-
s:ons II Ifhe same lstaf was received At
HALIFAX. ". st May fF.-The MITE
tary department " active 81 sf.he. Four
guns have been sent 70 Yarmouth ard four
10 ST. Johns Nesfobndlahd. .hAmihadi J
zion was snpplied tbess plates gasF wen az
Digby. Where gins have alfeady aech put
in position ~ batteyabfartillsrSibsiug en-,
rolled ~ Y araioath, The officer isinlcom-'
maud Of the lmperia; troops here is furnish.n
ing iris,ructions ri A batieryal Ssdne3gf0.
Biaisbeius put I'M proper erdef sai'd anu,
inunitioa forwarded to,that point. shes milirl
tialbeIes being tfainpdyt TO wtskI gIps., liee,
Admiral Ingle6elds has loaneil sr,aes, guns
and nmmunition to the government stes-
mers lady lIepd.s Glspden s,Id sAewa, ll7i
sRUFrAIo. My " May. tHsTThe re-
port pf militia being called out Vt orlErie
in anticipation Of a Fenlqn raid early yes.,,
terday nernipg. is confrmfd. lnpspal
eseitmens prevails along the border. r. ssai
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p. II NOT SOLD, YET, +, .'. \.
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a blsas MY STEAM .ls4ur,srl
WOOL CdRDIEG MACHINE ~


CEDAR GROVE, ORANGE co. n. g.
A ne now inSpiehdid order. and I an l,fef,at.
IN 81 ~ 10 NOrk that eahnef fDe exrrIlss.
lase lsnTrer and Picker attached 20 ms
Machine. thereby saving the Ialslf ~ pirkInx "
burning Jour Mnul tcffle bfinglne II nv MID.
Ing. q y anfpmtant tlsai the NDoi rispuld 10
washed and gIcased before bcliE brought ~ flse
uaeblne. using Que p0und % vfcase 70 Ten
.TkHsIs,-wblte Wool. Elglt essof one gleh
Of THE Wool.
|. coloFpd wool Twelve and hall cents, "a
an selling wogi Fnlls u - cents per pOtInd |.
4 will ttr tH exchange for sanlhE, .l0Fr.
AThsa,knHlteT gast favafs. HniIfnny ptrpsrsd %
merit thca ~ die ltiurc, confidently ask con.
tiniianrt ~ the patronage ~ lie generous and
III = AIExASDER wifKFwlIS,
Nay : IN 1edaI Gf0,t.
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~ agsUs4 arr fFigHll M YNs wees I'm


we believe We fully appreciate the gravity
Of the canes which I'D to the defeat OF
Gov. Vance when. lass casaslsr iassaLs
United States Sc. n's. BID noadbe sai.s
as arSiaus us is I'D Nevs tJasdida rsSur,
renee u such iisishap II NJ believed ,bai
tie prime object ofthecansipg Legislature
was the Selection Of Uniles St.ses Sena,
tor. We believe however that the
harmony spl the SlegqlsyEsf thsE ps@o,
cratic party are paramount to all other c,,n,
sidera,ions, and thin ronviesipnvlelps 40
the expression Of our'o liaioil u IL, hFticlea
'wreka rss~v~irress@ t,ursprrfsrenrrs fSr
Gov, Vance ars fSsM kaOSis, and we will
SO g any extent, short q danger To- the
partly in his ssRRert. lliWsdosnst agree
with ,l,e5News. aha. it IL the densasd "a i,hs
peoplszlhatsya ncols hall be nO.niaatedat tie
espense iofdaltothefs oRsiacraticnsia ltis
more he move q thi politician h than the
People, Aud gedoNishilA sabjest, PISS
poped tss Toe Properaecsaslonl for III s4eci'
sisiiauslk altdw ,tsal IL iaa aiisg
lsaidsRs@s adt~shis14sSsz hrs tisgslilsV,st
nUapt.s Thomas e. De RosSst. wliose III
ness We announced hist week. died III WI.
ming,oa On Friday last 10 the great sorrow
Of the community, and lis many friends
thropgheut;hs State NsdEas a.ope time
a cadet at the Halsboro Military Academy.
and was much beloved here. ~ aeariT
sdi aa s4sssz.I,. - .l.as..b : sses T9sd
"The Washington Poa says: The story j!
bat sahurz. when called upon for bis cam can
= - 4
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Born PARTIES REkby.-The Demo.
Gratis say that the investigation proposed by
the Potter resolution can De finished 10 ten
or twelve days after the committee proyid-
ed for By il ge.s started. Ailthe evidence
il. ready 10 be presented, they say. the case
having been completely worked mp before
the resolution was offered. The republic
cans say they can finish tie investigation
proposed by the Hale smendment On sbiat
fifteen dsys.i' They have also eomplsiely
worked ~ their sase. aud have the eyideucs
ready. Wash Star. saisi llaess - easfsu-.i 1
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epETITioSs lyiBya THE TIlousAND.--7
Since ihe beginning of thespreseaia session
Of Congress the number Of petitions pre-
scented ia the House of Representatives has
footed pp the large aggregate If s,Qa3,
Of these 2.s0i were on the subject el The
tariff, 500 we're in faysr.Of. extending the
suffrage 70 women. 50l were On spljects
pertaining % commerce, and Isl were IN
favor Of regulating and restricting he
liyuor traffic. --WsSh. Star. '... "', u.
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NF-.I.7I ENEIEI MFIlIN n u q T" - I.18I 'Nl
a The New FORK So. declares for. Butleri
the Beast for President. e The Sau is only
consistent in IT'S hatred for Hayes, aud is
fabid 10 its denuneiatiOn Of al who do Got
jJitriu It's extreme tiews.'v' - E"s'sa'''r.a
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The Washington Poa says: The story j!
:bst seharz. when called upon for bis cam.
paign assessment Of S5uO. told the commit,
tee tsdrawleni him fortwo speeches at $3.50
auighs.s~He said that owing rtorths ahard
times anil the 'hred Of retrenchment IN all
departments he would throw % $50 from
bis regular price, which i $500 SUE 4. ,.,
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pOttsrs' resolution ~ investigate The Flo.
ida md Louisiana Tfsads hss been adopted.
,od The Committee o. eleven vas an1ounc.
"a n Monday. sassI Fl-z ~.+>eS7' ~ +.'s''.
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NAE MAG IN.

RAiSs-LEAcH-Mr Montgomery l..
Rains and Miss Louisa, daughter Of Aba
lon Leach, were married on the leth.
PERKINS -RouTES-Mr. Simeon Per-
kins and Miss Alice Routen, daughter Of
Mr.. b. Routen, we're spliced on the 18th.
Rr-CALpwEIL-On the 10Th,
Mr.. Alvin J. Newport, Of Tennessee, to
Miss Susan A., daughter Of II. W. Cald-
we'll.
GLAss-JoHSsos-On the 10Th, Mr.. Adj
ley Glass and Mis- Mary =. johnson were
united in matrimony at the residence Of
Mrs. Sarah A. johnson, the mother Of the
bride
CuRrs-REySoLDs- on the
Goth, by the Rev. W. J. Carson, Mr.. Fred
p. Curtis, formerly OF New York, To Mis-
juicy A. Reynolds, daughter Of VI. +. Reyn-
olds, r. VI. at wnynssburg.
CHASDIER-ASDERsoS Mr.. S. ID.
Andersoh's, the father Of the bride, on the
18th. Mr.. VIM. II. Chandler, Jr. and Miss
Bride ]. Anderson we're made one flesh.
The fact that Mr.. Chandler has welded 80
worthy a young lady, and the further fact
that he subscribed to the INTERIOR JOUR
NAL the day he got his license, is proof
positive that he is man Of extraordinary
good sense, and is bound to make good
husband.
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OBITUARY.


Died, at his residence In Lincoln county, KY
December Iith, 1875, David Moore ST., In the sith
year Of his age
Oar dear father was a member of the Christian
church. aud was truly a meek and quiet spirit.
Forget not our dear father who has loved US, who
has left u.s. who bends over now from the bright,
bright home above; forget not our iather who len
US in tears. Other JOYS may be lost, hut his name
shall not perish oh! have loved thee dear iaih-
er, with life Of deyotioni can not cease 10 re-
member the last look OF life and the low whispered
payer while time bears our leot through the val
ley Of years. still may We toll, blessed by heay-
ems untring love.
oh! in every heart may his trust and truth renlSin
May We iOndly meet our dear isther again.
knON that the Lord Il God.
Without our aid lie did as make,
without our aid lie did ms take;
OH enter then His gales with praise,
And bless His name always;
For the Lord our God is goodi
Ills mercy Is brewer sure
4nere Is a brighter land than this world Of sDrr0W
II faithful here 10 every duty.
There Is ioYOus home boy Dad deaths river
Where bright angels d~ell ioreysr.
In that iaiT home no death shall eater
No pain no grief no Storm no winter.
Ny prayer aud hith CONS ssek he path
That leads To houne and heaven.
Then Is blissful rest ior the woTn and ~eaTy,
And " our hearts 10 Christ are given,
We may claim that rest IN heaven,
Then turn from this world of sorrow to that
brighter land aud Joyous home and endless fest In
gesJ J n,
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fGIOIs.

We do not wonder that tho Rev. Dixon,
OF Albany, IndianI, went astrsy. The
best Of US would do so, II q pretty girl
were to write us such letters ~ the ones
Published in the daily papers Of Wednes-
day.
There are ten Catholic Archbishops in
the United States, one Cardinal, fifty-fve
Bisf ops, 1894 Priests, 5,54s Catholic
churches, "a colleges, and the Roman Cath
Ollie population is estimated at 6,40s,O 900.
There are also twelve Cathedrsls.
The sermons Of Elder Moses Lard, on
the second coming Of Christ. and the end
lessness Of future punishment, were listen
ed to most attentively and have occasiOned
considerable discussion. lie did no, say
40 in As many words, but il is plain TO see
that he does not believe that the punish.
ment Of the wicked will be eternal. One
young man, Mr.. Eddie Simpson, protested
conversion during his preaching, and was
bsptised on Monday last.
A GENTLE REPRooF. - Last Sunday
while Elder Moses f. Lard was putting
In some Of his best ticks on the fallacy
Of the teachings Of the Adventist, a party
Of ladies and gentlemen came into the
Church, when every head was turned To
inspect them. Noticing this, Mr.. Lard
stopped short in his discourse and said
Gentlemen and ladies, il you will give me
your close attention ! will keep = lookout
on that door, and II any thing worse than q
man enters, will warn you in time tO
make your escape" lie had no further
need to repeat the reproof during that ser,
vice nj least
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LISC0LS COUNTY VIEWS.
Pfa0fesrn.

I sSgfeSHs
XNAs-There will be a Christmas Tree
at Providence on the night Of the 25th.
REsrED.-Mr. Henry Spoonamore has
rented his farm known as the larkin Smith
place, to Laban johnson of Pulaski county.
PKEAcHIS0.-Mr Thompson, theolog
from Danville preached at Bright's School
house last Sunday, instead Of Rev. Vim.
Linney.
THE MITE SocIEry-Met with Miss Car
RE Harlan last Friday night. Although
the night was very dark, a good crowd was
in attendance.
PERsoNAL.-Miss Jennie Buchanan, a
wnsome little blonde from Crab Orchard,
is visiting Miss Luella Bright. Judging
from the attention that is paid her, there
will be several Young gentlemen from this
section going to Cab Orchard with heart
disease.
A BLOoDLEss FIGHT.-A difficulty oc-
Cured last Sunday morning a short dis
lance from this place between James Rob
inson and Collins Gentry. Mr.. Gentry was
moving some cattle from Tom Tates farm
over to his own place, and to make the
route several miles shorter, he thought he
would take them through Mr.. Robinson's
place, thinking it would be all right with
him. In the mean time, Robinson came
up and began to talk very insulting, Gen
try entreating him to wait for an explana'
ton; but Robinson became so much en-
ragged that he ran uP to Gentry and shook
his fist in his face. Gentry, seeing that
war was inevitable, gathered a fence-rail
and struck at Robinson, but he being pref
ty good at tending, knocked off the lick
They then elinched, and after rolling in
the mud for while, Mr., Buck Hyatt came
up and sepsrs'ed them before any body
was seriously hurt.
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PERSONAL.

Nlss MoLiIE DArouEHrN Is visiting ficuds in
ioaissille.
Ma. oruKLLo r. N,RscnAtt. Of Lancaster, Was
In tO~n this week
MissJEssiE PLEAsANrs is 10 town, the guest Of
Miss Belle Livingston.
Mn. y. n LE~Is, Of Ls~is, Gage A CO. Lsui.-
vile, ~asin town yesterday.
Miss sALLIE HARRisoS has gone 10 spend Christ
lass With friends In Lebanon.
Mas BAHsKs and her daughter, Mis-. Gsorsis,
are With Rev. a.. u. barnes, In LeKipslon.
JuDaE NJ 10. Asp Mas. owsLsY. OF Lancaster,
we're the s'sests Of M. Asher Owslsy this week.
Miss JESEIE BUcmAsAS. one OF Crab Orchard
sweetest aud best, is visiting Miss Lucia Bright
Miss SUE HELN, Who has been quite siek ior seV-
ersl weeks. Il, We are glad to know, eonyalsscent
Miss ASSIE cRAia has rsturssd ffon Lancaster.
whers she went to visit her sister, Ms. n. w. Ll-
lAri.
DH. A. y. MkRHlAAN aud his interesting f.miiy
have moved 10 DanSills. much TO the regret Of nu-
msrOus friends here
Mas. LAcgEr, Mrs GrA.,y aud the pretty Miss
jennie LAekey, Of Lancaster visited the iamiiy Of
Mr.. Mary Lsgun thiswcek.
Miss ASSm McALIsTKE, Who has delighted her
Iaany iriends by short visit 10 stanford, has re-
turned TO Georgetown Female College. r
Col. I. 4. HIM, ofstaniord. was in iosa ys.tsI =
day . Mr.. Geo n. Bruce, Of Lincoln county, ~a'
IN town last Monday Lebanon STANDARD, 18Th.
Miss JULIA X. GESTHY, splendid specimen o.
Boyle county loyeliness, who spent several days
With Mis- Lucy Hooker has gone home, taking wlth
hsf the little Missouri beauty, Miss Mary Gentry
wAo has hssn playing such sad hAyOc viii She
hoaItsoi the braux here ior two or three weeks.
Ms r. NASARsDALE. who has beea one II The
Bosrd Of Directors Of the National Hank Tor eight
90 sine ysars. rendered his resignation this wssk
owing to the inhrmitos incide.t 10 one Of his age
Ne hs. heen a nithlGl oiheer, AMI his resignation
was accepted with regret, to take enec, January
ut, Isla.
In renewing his subscription 10 the lsrEnioH
lorHSAi, Hon. c. A. Hardin, OF hMEd.bun
wTi'cs. "four pApor entertains me, and dcAlr'
you 10 ssnd II 10 me IN say, Hold enough Z
keep yOur armed heel upon The head Of the mon
,ier, crime, aud every Greside In the District will
~elcome the social and political influence Of The
lNrERiOR JoURSAL."
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Hsssfoarfife.

Il
JUVENILE JuBILEE--ls held daily at q.
=. Peacock's.
BOYS AND GIRLs--Go to Peacock's at
once! Old Santa has appointed him Special
Deputy
GosE.--The Creekmore delegation. num-
bering l6 persons, left for Missouri this
morning.
CLEyER.-Those birds came in a few
days since. Messrs c. b. and J. W. Reid
were the donors, and I've" the recipient.
They HAVE CoNE-The most astonish-
ing lot Of Christmas Goods ever displayed
In Hustonville, now on exhibition at Pea
cocks.
Orr TO TExAs-Cspt. Dever and fami-
ly, eight in number, started Tuesday for
Honey Grove. Texas, via the l.. n N. and
G. =. X. X.
SALE Of personality Tuesday by A. B,Mc-
Kinney, curator Of the estate Of X. +. Lee,
decd. A few Of the items noted are: Fat
hogs at 81 25 and 81 80 per cwti young
cattle, $40 to Sl6pe head; bee stands, Soc
10 81 each.
A MODERN NAPoLEoS-Was developed
here last night. A young gentleman, anx'
ious 10 see his lady love ,absut two miles in
the country, unable to find a buggy, and
disliking to wade the creek, arrested va
grant horse, tied rope around its jaw,
and using his pocket-handkerchief for g
saddle, made the trip. We cant use ths
hackneyed sentiment, "Such zeal was wor'
thy Of a better cause"
| A CARD.-CiTsteful for the courtesy with
which We have been received, and the lib
crafty with which We have been patron
iEed at Hustonyille, We hereby tender an
expression Of our appreciative sense II the
kindness Of our many friends and custom
ers. We expect To continue business here
and shall do our utmost 10 merit a cOnlinu-
anoe OF your generous encouragement
Promising 10 keep full supply Of mer'
chandise in every variety necessary Ia meet
the demand. Of the market aud cordially
wishing TO all a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year, We are,
Very respectfully, WIN. Smith q Co.