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THE CAN'T MEETING
Held near Maysville Is largely attended
from this place.
sUrPLY or ICE.
Ice has about given out in Danville, but
Mr.. Geo. Batterton has sent to Cincinnati
and supplied us with the needful article.
THE CRAZY NEGRO,
Which Is great nuisance TO our town, Gre
ated quite a disturbance on the street Coun-
ty Court day. The officers should see to
this.
SMALL FRY PARTY.
John Craig, Of this county, gave another
Of his excellent parties to his little daught-
er, Bette, which was largely attended BY
the Smaller fry"
IMPROVING THE CITY OF THE DEAD.
The old grave yard, which has been the
source Of 40 much talk, has been cleared Of
It's underbrush, and the talk Is thata park
will he made Of il.
RELIGIOUS.
Prof. Mcmillan, Of Burksville, preached
in the 2nd Presbyterian church last Sun
s,, $500. ~ %
p'"' n,, Wv pu'p' ~ wy. % '
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James T. Ecton sold last week to Chss.
D. EctOn, 81 stock hogs averaging i22 lbs.,
at 81 per ewt......Simpson Dean bought
last week Of VIM. II. Bush, Of Montgoms-
~, As cattle averaging 1850 Lbs. at 81 Is
per ewt......w. L. Christian, Of Athens de-
pot, has purchased 900 bushels Of barley,
delivered at his depot, for 81 yer bushsl
GOOD. W. weathes bought last week Of
L. b. Nunnelley, 1902 grade common ewes
at s. per head ..... ThOs. GonT a Co., pur.
chased Of Mrz. Bottle Mccain, her lot Of
fat cattle averaging 1859 :.'ands at 81 90
per ewt....Thoa. Gof A Co, purchased
last week Of @. Il W. n. Watts, their lot q
W cattle at 81 5Opsr swL They also par-
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RFLIGIOTs.

Mr.. John c. Young will hold one Of his
interesting Bible readings at the Court
house ne,t Tuesday night.
Rev. J. VI. Bruce win begin protracted
meeting at Whey Fork church. in Madi-
Son county, on Saturday, the Slst Of this
month. E.F
The South Baptist Association IL in ses.
sion this week at Pleasant Grove, In Wash
ington county. Rev. V. Z. Kirtley is in
attendance.
The statistics of the Presbyterian church
in the United States Of America. show that
il has 81 Synods, l7s Presbyteries, 4,9O7
ministers, 1863 churches, SCI, s55 and 49,
$50 Sunday schools.
The Tate's Creek Association will meet al
Waco, Madison county, on the 9th, and
continue three days. Rev. J. N. Bruce
q. r. Waters, Richard Watts and David
Stephenson will represent the church Al
this place.
Rev. Lapsley, a Presbyterian minister
from Lebanon, is holding protracted
meeting near Livingston, which, to lss
Sunday, had resulted in IS conversions
among them some who have heretofore LEO
wicked lives, and great good is expected tc
result from the meeting.
A North Carolina clergyman and his
son-in-law fell out and decided 10 settle the
matter according to the code. They arm
ed themselves and sought the field Of "hon'
or" where the gentleman of the cloth
showed that he could handle pistol with
as much ability as he could a theological
question, by dropping his son-in law at the
first shot.
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shall be beyond measure. No gold or Ill.
ver.headed cane would be sufficient 10 es.
press our gratitude, but more by far, than
that, We would enshrine thy memory for.
ever within our hearts ~ our great deliver
er from this terrible enihraldom 81 whis-
Ky and had blood. win Won come 10 our
rescue? We want an officer that i not
afraid to discharge his duty, TO whom
names Of offending parties will he furnish
ell and writs sworn out against. To an
officer that will lead in this, we will pledge
him unfaltering assistance to bring these
lawleSs marauders to proper sense Of the
power, dignity and honor Of this Common
wealth.
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chased Of Ambrose Haley, 81 head, aver.
aging 1900 at 81 20 per owt and 81 on the
head"....Joe Qui'enberry bought last week
in Montgomery, Of Anderson Chenault, 30
cattle averaging 1915 pounds, at 4 cents.
W. T. Phelps, Of the 'ame county, sold to
Kennedy a Belforl. 20 head averaging
1860 pounds. at ~ G5.-lClark County
Democrat
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PULASKI COUNTY VIEWS.
S0Wsersef.
NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH.
Work on the new Baptist Church is pro-
crossing rapidly, and when completed it
will be the finest church in town.
srAvE FACTORY.
Mr.. Elisha DUNCAN will soon commence
the erection of Stave Factory near town.
He proposes to make slaves of all sizes.
This is quite an enterprise, and we wish
him great success.
GOOD, BUT PROPOSES TO DO BETTER.
Since the two great Conventionsour city
has been rather dull, and news items are
scarce. Hope we will be able to give a
better report next time.
COUNTY COURT.
Yesterday was County Court day. A large
crowd IN town. The principal business
was among the horse and mule traders. Fiji
ty-6ve mules were sold. Those Is hands
high and in good order brought from SEQ
to sG5.
ELoGUTIoSARY ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. Middleton, of Louisville, KY, gave
a literary entertainment at the Opera
House on Saturday eve, 18th inst, for the
benefit Of the new Baptist Church at this
place. Mrs. NJ. is a very fine eloeutionist,
and read to large audience.
COUNTED OUT.
The race for Jailer in this county Is to
be contested, by Maj. A. I. Keen, DEM
he having been counted out by the "Re-
turning Board Of this county" There were
h great many illegal votes polled; enough
in this District alone to give the Demo-
cratic party majority.
MASONIC COLLEGE.
School opened at Masonic College yes
terday, with Prof. s. p. Rady, Principal,
and with about so students. Mr.. II. Is q
graduate Of The State Normal School al
Lebanon, Ohio; he comes highly recon-
mended, and his prospects for a good school
are very good.
PERSONAL.
Miss Carrie Dill, a graduate of Lebanon
Ohio, arrived last Friday to take a posi-
ton as assistant teacher in the College al
this place. Mr.. NJ. N. Dunn, a young mar
who has been In the merchandise bushes,
at this place for several year,, has gone tC
Cincinnati, where he has taken position
as salesman for wholesale house.
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Mis- Corrine Wilson, williams,own, W
T.; W. w. Fenley, Crittendcn, W. w.; B
q. Hull. Nicholasville. W. Chaps Mis-
Kate Smith, williamsiown. r. ". n; Mis-
Julia Craig, stanford, l.. w. s.; Mis- Psn.
thea Mckinney, STANFORD, w. u. NJ; Mis-.
Bette Dennis, Stanford, W. g.; G. p
overtreei, South Eikhorn, ". q. q. The
exercises At the Courthouse on "Wednesday
night, were opened by lengthy prayer by
Rev Jos Hopper. Rev. Mr.. Mccullough,
a noted Sunday School worker, entertained
the audience for some time with anecdotes
Of facts that have come under his own OBJ
servatlon, illustrative Of the baneful innu-
ence Of strong drink. After him came Mr..
J. J. Rust, also a good anecdote teller, and
then Mr.. Tim Needham was introduced.
Mr.. Needham has the reputation Of being
most forcible and entertaining speaker, and
those who had expected much Of him were
by no means disappointed. His delivery
was good, and he handled his subject and
Wv naf-hetItFH NltUout kioNtts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION.
The question in regard to reobhgation
was called up and q substitute offered eau.
tioning the subordinate Lodges against the
abuse az the custom. The morning was
spent in arguments pro and con, and the re-
suit was that both the original resolution
and the substitute were Withdrawn. Misses
Hopper and Gillian were admitted a. del.
egates from the Perryville Lodge. A Com
mittee was appointed to secure the publ.
cation Of the proceedings Of the Conven-
iion in the papers Of the district.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention agreed to pay twenty
Eve cents on all the subscriptions obtained
for the Good Tsnpldrs' Advocate during the
meeting. The Committee on the State Of
the Order reported all the Lodges in good
condition and their regrets that there was
no larger attendance at this Convention.
One hundred dollars was snbncribed to.
ward liquidating the Grand Lodge debt.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted, and then the Convention proper,
adjourned:
Resoaed That this Conveniion tenders its heart
felt thanks to the good people Of stanford for the
Kind and hospltaLle manner In which they have
entertained the delegates and visitors attending
this Convention.
Last night at the Court-house, J. C. Sauf-
ley delivered an address, followed by Mr.. T.
b. Demaree, the well-known, and popular
Temperance lecturer, after which, the in
tere-ting ceremonies attending the installa.
ton Of officers, closed what the delegates
ard the participating members say has
been one Of the most entertaining and en-
joyahle Of their many happy meetings.
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PERSONAL.

Mss sALIK HAnaisoS has gone on a visit to
M.L He-tin., al Csmpbsll.viile.
Ns TaosAs vASiiooskH has removed With his
t.aily from MoaticellO TO near Danvllle
Miss NAsork McRosknrs. Of Danyills. Is visit
lag the hmily Of M. John AeRObsrts, Sc.
Mas. JUDoE W. a. BAiLEr and Mis- Kate With
20. rsiai ned from THAR visit 10 Loalsville Yssier-
day.
Mis- MAY THosPsoS, q stylish young lady
frosa Louisville. Ia visiting a. Dr. 7. n MonigOm-
sry'G
Miss BsrrK MosAS, a graceful and ~insoms
yoans lady FROM Madison, was guest Of the Miss
- I0san this week.
Miss NAsSIK JEWELL, Of Jessamine, Miss ilsais
Turner. Of Lousvills, aud Miss Ela Foster of Ter
ington, are Visiting Miss Bessie Foster.
Miss NAeeiK HissIss' many friends we're de-
lighted to 80 her In town this week, apparently
greatly imprOved In health. she Is guest Of xrs.
John MeRoberts
Ma. ,. MACE DUES, eil,or Of the Honey Grove
Cr.nssl Adreaafe. was In town yesterday, renesine
old friendships and aoqualntanees We Sere pleased
To receive call ffOm him.
Ma. r. W. LLIAED has removed his family to
LAaeas,sr and will open his school on the LIST Mon
day IN September. Mr.. p. N. Melioberis, Of this
place, will 10 one Of the Faealty.
MH- SAN PRAsHEAKR. our enterprizing mer-
chant. has rstarnsd ffOm wilhesbaue. Pa. the
happy parse.i Of girl baby. Its name 10 Maud
aud she and her laother are doing well.
Now tina, he has been elected County Attorney,
sam Buree,t, Esq, has resumed his Interesting
RockeAsils news column In the STANFORD IsrHhlon
JouHsAL, and We are glad q iL-tcourisr-J Journal
Jupak J. A. LYrLK. with hs Susan Ford and
her daughter, Mis- Josie. len NJ Knob hestef, No.
on wednesday. From thence the Judge will 80 10
Kansas on aPrO-pse,ins war, with view TO 10
eating.
TuK young men here are enthusiastic over thu
beauty VI Ms saith. u willAastown, one Of thu
f.ir delegates 10 tho Temperance Convention, and
would dAin cultivate her acquaintance, but they
can zee With half an eye that she doesn't Need'eui
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Gorso INTO LARGER QuARrrRs.-On
the LIT Of September. Me-srs. Marcus Co.
hen 4 Son, viii move into the spacious
store room recently occupied BY N. B. Tev.
Il, which IL now undergoing repainting and
repairs. Bennie Cohen Is absent 10 the
cities this week increasing his stock.
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THr KENNEDY CAsE.-Grove Renne
dys appeal !. the GSrd case on the Docke
and Is set for the Srd day 81 September
We print on our FIRST page the Civil Dock
e, of the Court Of Appeal. 80 far ss Il sP
plies TO the Eighth District.
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As usual, the first goods in the market
for Fall sale. are opened on our aide Of the
street. We notice that Mes-rs. Hayden
Bros. have begun to receive their Fall
goods, and from now on, they will receive
in rapid succession oil Of the novelties Of
the season." Notwithstanding this, they
are selling At and below cost, many articles
Of Summer wear, and they are s' good A.
the day they were first received.
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QrfrT an interesting contest was wit
messed on the farm Of Mr. John Bright last
Wednesday by number of onr farmer
between the Fields pillow, the Outright pillow
and the Gale chilled rlow, in which thu
Gale wore "a the colors. Call on Higgins
a Grimes for the Gale.
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Cincinnati Musical Institute

FACULTY = NsTRUMENTAL-MIssH D..
EVANS, Of Cincinnati Conservatory; Mrs RosE
FoRrNaS; Miss RonA GILMAN. NOCAL.-MI~
EMMA CRAxcH; MISS ANNA y. MARCH. PROF. II.
q. ANpRks' System will be followed. Arfangc-
ments for the reception OF boarding pupils. Tom
venient street car commute ations 10 all parts ot
the city and suburbs. Terms moderate For cir-
eulars and information address MISS HATTIE D..
EVANS, 100 w. Ninth ST.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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RocwcAsLE TEACHERS Issrrrurr.-
The programme Of the Teachers Institute
which meets In Mt. Vernon, next Monday,
Ia varied and inieres,insIone, and the lib
eral invitation extended to all teachers and
those interested in education, should cause
Il 20 he largely attended.
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IcE.-0wlng to the stoPpage Of the dis
charge pipes u one Of his large Ice houses
Mr. Barrow's supply Of ice has snddenl,
sxhansied. lie will howeyer, have sup
ply Of Lake Ice to-day, which he will sell
at ~ cents per pound. instead Of one cent
a. formerly.
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AcqurrrEp.-srsnk Hooker was tried
nj. week On = charge Of shooting with
intent to hill Hiram Tucker, and acIuit.
tcd
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BAsKRuPrs.-B, y. Sloan, Of Tunnel
City, this county, has filed his petition in
bankruptcy. Liabilities, 81, 2ss; Assets,
sl,4i2.".. Elder John |. Rodgers, Of Dan
vile, has filed his petition In bankruptcy
Unsecured liabilities, Si6,2OO assets, S25,
In personal property.
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A GOOD soaking rain has given new life
to the crops, and supplied the pastures
with the much needed water. A great ma
ny ponds had dried up. and stock water
Was very scarce.
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IrsCOLs CoUNTl VIEWS.
Hssfoerfffe.

RAIN.
The rain has come. Sunday night
Monday and Tuesday, we had abundant
and needed showers.
DTPHTHERIA
Il still prevailing on the upper Rolling
Fork, with fatal effect Our region IL free
fran the scourge thus far.
NO SALE.
.watermelons are plenty and slow sale.
A wagon load from near Stanford went
from this place TO Liberty on Monday, and,
returned Tuesday, unsold.
DRIPPING SPRINGS FOR BLACKBURN.
All whom we have seen from the Springs
concur In backing Blackburn for Guberna-
torisl honors. This preference, as express
ed, seems 10 be based on the fact that he is
one Of the liveliest dancers in Kentucky.
Please ascertain whether Judge Lindsay
can dance. This IL a grave issue, and A.
the Judge IL strict church member, we
fear he will not he able to exhibit this i'm.
portant qualification for Governor
GOOD SIGN.
The young people have been on the wing
for several days, dividing their time be-
tween the Association, on Carpenters
Creek, the Quarterly meeting at Roberts
Chapel, and the Teacher Institute at Lib
erty. Il Is an encouraging sign when
pleasure seekers resort to such grave assem-
=.
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USREcoRpED DEEDS. - County Clerk,
Mr.. J. Blsin, had printed at this ofice
this week, list Of i75sieeds thu, have no,
been recorded, acme because the tar ha,
not been psid, others have not been sc-
knowledged. &c. Thc-e interested had
better attend 10 them at once. A deed Is
Of no value until Il L. recorded.
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SCHOOL for BOYS & GIRLS.
MISS KATE uIAIN

Proposes TO instruct class Of 8 or 10 small Boys
and Girls At her fathers residence, near Stanford,
for eve months, commencing 2nd Monday In sep
tember, 1873. Terms Of Tuition-el7 20 per ses-
sion. No extra charges for any thing.
9l5-H
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LOCAL NEWS.

wEAREs a EVANS sell . good tao horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $40.
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TnE Valley Cornet Band treated the
Delegates TO some good music last evening.
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GES. FAyErrE HEwIrr.-we have the
pleasure this week of announcing General
Fayette Hewitt, "a q candidate for State
Auditor lie was in town this week. and
by his pleasing appearance and genial
Manner. won many warm friends, who will
stand by him In the hercest Of the hattie
lie has served the State before, and hi.
reputation Of honesty and integrity Ia a
we'll earned one. lie IL greatly pleased
with the result Of his canvass 40 far, aud
thinks the chances for his getting the nom.
nation. are most excellent. He and Col
Smith will be the main candidates In tho
rana
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NEw SroRE.-Me~rs. Courts a Son. a
liberal and enierprising firm, have opened
a saddlery Store and mandatory In the
neat store room adjoining wesren a Ev-
ans, and propose to afford our people the
fscilitie. Of purchasing saddlerv goods Of
every description, from the very finest that
ia made 10 the commonest and cheapest.
They are experienced in their business,
AMI We hope will be successful here, ss
they have been al Richmond and Lebanon.
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Sat- q, NJ. .,c.ll.,, m.n,sem.n, NJ Tho
s,.,. A,d,,o,,. oe;cs |. , candidate 70, 70.
.l.c,lo, and "a. In town mi. veek mixing
vi,h NJ. m,,v frl.,d. xho ara over Glad
10 .h,t. him nv N. hand. Col. Smith /. A
s,A. IN. IT. -,
eu NJ. ..us"I -, -. -.
~ ,,,-, ~ r..
- -, -. 80. 49,,
.',,a.,sss ~ - s,-,'
$3.50, - -.
.I."- - -.
.s. $500. A." e
O
T"e Nice ersss rss"er""ee '""'
i
ne hAsn'esn'h 'e"''A"nu., "es "
, "."'',o ey"''".' Wv" W.
."use ., va" P..'' y" n'
ing las'' and was called 10 ordef ny Ut, W.
p. Hogan, W. President, when the meeting
vas opened IN the usual form. Not being
among the elect. snd the melting being
held With closed doors In the Hall, we had
To rely on the courtesy OF the Wor'hy Sec-
Rotary, Mr.. W. p. Kimbsll, who gave rs a
glance at h's notes from which we CON
dense. A call Of the roll showed the
following
of''ch
Pese" " hogan, W. Z" m'~ Nm ~
sm',n' II. H. ~ MIS- 0o,'"ns "' y"
Brown, W. NJ; Tim Needham, W. Chap.
II were also found that about as many off,
GERS we're absent, but the vacancies were
slled by appointment. A Committee com.
posed Of q. A. C. Rochester J. T. shep-
pard and Walter II. Fenley. were appoint
ed on credentials, and s. s. Myers, 7. b.
Denaree and L. F. Huffman, on Pro
sramme. The Committee on credentials
reported the following
DELEGATES
present
ldncolna Lodge No. i'o'--iim Need
h<m'
Nevada Lodge No. sSo-deo. fres'",
American S'ar Lodge NO. o'i-'ohh T.
'S''' ,.o m, m
nv, 49,
"y, A"' =" p'o"" ,o AZ St,
' 10, 's.' 'o, 0 49, "
Ut, :, !" "" ' ~ ,ae" NJ n II
' W. I.s
"ys.H - - ~, a Nv a.. ~ n.
?, W.T. ~ ' -''
East Hickman Lodge. No. aS5-John X.
Young and W. N. Martin.
Union Star Lodge, No. 76s-John later,
T. B. Demaree and J. II. Wheeler.
Onward and Inward Lodge, No. SS5-
T. ]. Shepari,
Oakland Lodge. No. sO5-P. c. Shuma.
ker.
South Eikhon Lodge, No. l3l5-Price
Oyers,reet
South Elkhorn Lodge, No. 1856. 2.
Oyer,reet
oakland Lodge, No. 9s5-Jas. p. Cole.
man.
Nicholasyille Lodge, No. l5Os-B. q.
Hull and g a. Hull.
r.. ,.,,, conu,,,.s. ware ,nnoi,,sJ
-. r., ,ns 10 Liz, .nh.cr;n,ion. "a,
a. g, -, 49,. an wh;ch oar.
III NJ. Nav N,sr. Mamie Alcorn
- p.,,,. p,.,. "a :. .nnoin, The .,ms
Conn',,,.. 10 ,,a,toru The ..ms LIn,,Iv a.
e. s' ~. -. Ior.y,, .no,Ls,
- r-~.... -. 81, ., ,hs
-. ..'h,-..I,. ~. Co.v.n,;on ra.nI,.
"a - -. - ,na GA, IN , heal.
-, e,,,,.. n T,o.a.v
sy s' . ~" A..
s"' 800 .~..csv
- GOOD hv o,.v.r
~ Wv D." r. ara, wr,oh H.
W.,,..p w.. a.l,,a,aI . mo-, 90.
-" - n. L.. a..
n',,. ~ :, A.. I.I.as,.- -
~, ,
''''uae "'' r.'Ns - " 80,
A''"'"' 49, NJ"
'"y ,,A AS m vr."u
was 'oiio"e" " w. N"' ""0 VIZ"
very enlarged views on the Temperance
question and handled them with much
ability Than came M. ]. r. Carter. and
Judging from the applause he received, he
must have made telling effort. lie was
a triaing long winded, but who minds that
when a question Ia discussed so forcibly
and we'll. The programme was interspers-
ed at this and the subsequent exercises
with excellent music, which was led by
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FRox what We can learn from the mar
ket reports In the city papers, and from
Commercial travellers, nearly all kinds Of
goods have an upward tendency, and we
predict tina, they will be higher ye, In .
few weeks. In all csndor We advise our
readers to avail themselves nov, Of the re-
markedly Low prices ruling at Hayden
Bros., and 60 there and supply yourselves
while all articles are at the low ebb they
now are. You will save money by doing
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LOST THEIR CHAScE.-A Few days ago II
was sscertained that a negro named Ed
Jackson, who Is charged with the heineou'
crime Of rape on young and accomplish
ed woman at Tar eweli. Tenn, and for whom
there lisa reward OF $500, was al work here
In the capacity Of blacksmith. An at
tempt was made to arrest him, but tho-s
who made the attempt, very foolishly took
a treacherous negro into their confidence,
who informed the rapist Of their intentions
and enabled him to make good his escape.
II pro6ted Jackson but little, however, as
he vas subsequently, captured by the Mar.
shal Of Lebanon, and lodged In Jail. The
Lincoln parties who lost the little plum
Of $500 are pretty blue over their misfor.
tune.
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Srw ADVERTISEMENT.
FOR RENT!

THE ELEGANT AND COMMODTOUs CpI,-
NER STORE ROOM under the ~. Asaph Hotel
e Zoe Rent. u h the best arranged apd the most
desirable room In town. Address
HENRY BAU0HMAN,
a5-4t stanford, Ky.
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ID. HOWARD SMITH.

o. Oven County, l. Candidate Cor re-clection ~
srAIE AUDITOR, subject 70 the action 81 the
Democratic party. Election In 1879.
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ARREsrED.-Jsmes Rambo, the main
witness against Hiram Hiatt In the cass
against him for killing Eubanks, was ar
rested ON bench warrant from Rockcas
tie, by Sheriff Caldwell. and taken thither
Wednesday. II will be remembered that
Rambo forfeited his recognirance and ne.
ce~~itated the postponeinent OF Hats
case al last Court, hut Il is likely that he
will be on hand when the case IL called
again, as in the event that he cannot give
a good bond for $1,000 he will remain ia
Jail ill the trial. We endeavored to learn
Of Mr.. Rambo why he had failed to ap.
pear at last Court, bot we could get no an.
swer from him further than that he had
good reasons for not appearing, which he
preferred TO keep TO himself.
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JUDGE r. w. TURNER

ia Candidate roR CONGRESS IN thIs pisirl
subject n the aetIon efthe Drmccraey.
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clxpfparrs.
JUDGE NJ. J. DURHAM

la Candidate BOA coSaREss, .u,5,c, to the
ton Of the Drmocrncy.