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INTERPRETATIONS.
~ OFTICA or THE WILMINGToN)
GOAL GAS Co., No. 800 Shiplsy st.
August 9th 1878.
An AN election for nine directors Of The VIII
thtnn1glon Coal Gas Company will be held at
nn raelr onice, on Monday, End day Of Sept.
u next' between the hours OF 4 and o'clock,
aug N-8t
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THE WEATHER:-To-day Il sotlI b
coOl ard fajr.
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FROM Hon. "a. a. NJ. Henderson,
H.. -, state soDf. P.biic
Illsfp0efiOa, Nm

WEnsTEEs DICuosAEY.-"I desire 10 call the
attention OF sohOol Trustees aud teachers 10 the
tact that ths slate Beard Of Education has adopted
welsier's Unabridged Dictionary as the standard
authority Tor the Public schools Of Kentucky. The
noW edition OF this wonderful work Is we-nigh per-
Gt as a lexoon.I II exoes In defining scientific terms
us elymology Is without rival, aud Il Is grand
compendium OF knowlcigc. The Board regards
that either the Unabridged or Academic Dlcliona-
ny is an almost Indispensable adjunct 10 every
school-rOOm, and second only in Importance 10 the
blackboard. The Trustee Of each district should
Try and secure one for the use Of the Common
school, as by Its employment: great deal Of use
ful instruction may he oommun icated, and stand
ard Of appeal is always at hand when ques tion In
etymoloeyi orthogrophy or orthoepy Is mooted, II
may be furnished As part Of the necessary iurni-
ture OF the schOol-rOOn, when tax has been voted
for furnishing purposes.
The Board also introduced In tho course OF study
webster's Primary School Dictionary, aud II Il
earnestly recommended that class b. formed In II
Ia every school In the State The Unabridged
Dictionary Is published by q. G. MERRiAN,
Springfield. Massachusetts, and the Primary and
Aeademic editions by IyIsOS, BIAKEnAS, TAr-
LoR Co, New iOrk"-l Prom page 20 Of Annual
Report hr n
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A gentleman in black coat calls
to him his friend, and says; "Come
with me while change my black era
vat for white one for the ball. You
will see how it will change me-" The
change is made. The friend exam
ines his friend with attention: That's
so. Before one would have sent you
on an errand; now one would say,
Waiter, some coffee p"
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The Leading European Universities.

Wsare nov having prepared 0r scribneT, ari-
cles on the leadins Universities Of IuTops. Ihey
Sill he written by an American College Professor,
Mr. a. H. BOyesen, OF Cornell, (auihOT Of FALCON
berg" Arl aud will include sketches Of the lea l.
ing la each OF the most important Universities
OF Great Britain aud the Continent
Among he additional series of papeu 10 appear
may he mentioned those oD How Shall We spell
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lawn-Iainiing ior snisll Ilaees, (by sannel Far
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LOU|sV|LLEdGT. SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS aetNg sorru.
CONNECTIONS.

Passengers on !. e. AT. n q (Short Linel !. ".
a 7. a. n, q. a. NJ y. ~ and u. ;, Mail Line
steamers connect Al Louisville With TRAIN No.
I. TRAIN Me-. connects Al Lehanon Junction
sith frsia Ne. IS Zoe al points on Knoxville SD
Richmond branches. Train Nc i3 connects II Ieh
the Memphis and Montgomery Lines; al lebanon
With siaers % aud from Springfield, Camphslssiile
Columbia aud Grrensburr; 81 MltehellshurE. With
stages 10 aud nom Perry Vile and Harrosisburg Al
fAnville STATEN With stages 10 aud nom nsn,llls
CITY a. stamford With stages 10 and nom Somerset
a. hiekmond Junction 10 and NON polnts l.ei wssn
thew and liVingstpni at Richmond 9Th stsg~s 70
Irvine. etc.
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A DOLLAR A ScALP.-The legis-
latures of Kentucky have tried a great
many statutes for the cure of murder
and they have all failed. Now let it
pass the Lynch law and offer hall
dollar for the scalps Of every murder
er-except in Montgomery county
GGlasgow Times.
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She who travels through life afoot
and alone for forty years, may often
yearn for a manly breast to lay her
head agrinst, but her hands are free
from callous places and broken nails,
caused by pulling of her husbands
lo,ts
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GET THE BEST.

IN,r ss.holls -Tecoiaurhlsd by STATE >up'is ri %
II state aud by 40 college ffes'is
A lont 81. 600 have been PLACED Ia luhii'ash'-,ls
n b. LA % by s,hOol Aerrs
y,utaius a. O0O lliusi LOTS neafly thfes tines
~ a. niany a. anl other DietionaTy,
flNhree piriuTes Of ship Oh page lial lirsifaie
il the nloaning u llore than 100 words.
Ctne Of Melssiers Is 80 times ~ gTeai as that Of
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To PARENTS. How often does a
slight cough or cold lead to the most
serious consequences. Keep Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup at home. Physi
clans prescribe it. Thousands take il
Price rs cents.
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A Story Of New Orleans,

By George " Bable, TO lie begun on the conclu-
sion Of p iloonberg" This siary will exhibit the
state of sOciety In Creole Louisiana aout the years
- the time Of he Ce-si0n, and period hear
ing remarkable likeness 10 the present recon
stTucti0n peTiOl.
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The "Johnny Reb" Papers.

by an Ext oniederate' soldier, will he among
the raeiest contributions 10 scribner durihg the
coming year They are written and illustrated by
Mr.. Allen &. Redwood. of Baltimore. The hrsi ~
the series, "Johnny Rob At Play apPears In the
November number
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Over $4,000 Copies.

u i published simultaneously In London and
New York, aud the Transatlantic recognition IL all
most a. general aud hearty a. the American. Al
though the proEre-s Of the magazine has Icon
steady advAncV 10 has not reached it, editors ideas
NJ l.est, hecause her ideal continually eutruns II,
and he magazine IS swifly iollows sfer To-day
81 Nicholas stands
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Good Things for 1878 9.

The arrangements iof literary and art tintrila.
lions ioT the neu volUme-the sixth-are complete,
drawing irUm already hsufite soufce-, n we'll As
irom prumisng new ones Mr.. Prank e. Stc,k-
tons new sctial story iof boys
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Portraits of American Poets.

THIS seriost begun In August With the portrait Oi
Bryant will lie continued. that Of LongfrllOw APP
pearing Ia November. These portraits are drawn
They will he printed SEPARATELY tinted paper, a.
frontspieces Of four different numbers. illustrated
sketches Of the lives ui the lHets will accompany
fIasa s..rfF.ff.
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A New View Of Brazil.

Mr.. Herhert A. smith, Of Cornell University, a
oOmIanion Of the late Prot Hart, Is In Brazil,
with Mr., y. Wells Champney 1.-THE artist who ac-
COmpanied Mr.. Edward King Ia his tour through
The Great south preparing iuf scribner a
res "a paleTs On the present. cOnditiontle cities,
rtNers aud rssouTss OF the great empife Of south
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'Haworth S.

A serial novel, by Mrs. FRANCES IIo.ig,on barnett,
author Of That Las o Iowriss" The scene 81
Ms Bnrnetts novel Is laid In Lacanshire; the he
10 l. young inventor 81 American birth. lila
worth's j. the longest story Mr.. Burnett has yet
written, II will run through twelve numbers Of
the Monthly, lightning with November ISIS, and
viii to proftselv illustrated
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Falconberg,

A serial novel, by H II. Boycsen, authnr VI Gun
mar The Man who Lost his Name." Ac. In
this romance the author graphically Describes the
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ST. NICHOLAS
Srsiri ILLUSTRATED x,s,fa,
FOR BOYS &eIRLs.
An IDEAL CHILDREN's MAGAZINE.

Messrs. Scrihner \ Co, In lS.a, ie,an the puhli.
cation Of 81 Nicholas. an Illustrated Magazine ior
girls and boys, With Mrs. Mary Mapes bo,lgs As
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% Connect With L. G. A RR
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l5l Connect With L. A n. and q. \ RI
Train No, I stops At Bargin Tor Dinner Train No
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Direct Cunnections made nj Cincinnati G,f all
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ThTough Tickets 10 all Important points sald Al
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Alone in the World Of Books;

The New York Tribune has aid Of II: Isl. Nieh-
olas has reached a higher platform aud comma nds
for it, srrvice wider resourre. in at and letter.
than any oftts Predecessors or c,bntemporafiee.'
The London Literary World says There 10 no
magazine ior the young that eau ~ aid 10 equal
this Choloe production II Sctihner's ptess''
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ScRIBNER'S MONTHLY
-CoSpuCTED ny
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The Handsomest Illustrated
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Aud Il has a larger circulation In England than any
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"A Jolly Fellowship"

wiz run through the tvelve monthly parts-he-
ginning with the number boz November, 1875, the
first 81 the yolume-and will H. Illustrated by Jss.
=. Kelly. The story T. one u iravel asd adven-
ture In florida and The Rahamas. For the girls
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Half a Dozen Housekesper,.

by Katherine u. smith, w!tp Illustrations by
Frederick Dlelman, t-gins In the same nuinlet;
snd fresh setisl by SUssr C,oiidge entitled Bye
bright, Nth plenty oi piCturr- will h. commenced
early In the volume. There viii also ~ = ountin-
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Harper's Weekly.
1879.
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PTRIopICAtS
Harper's Magazine.
1879.
rBLUSTlR ATRD.


NhAh = w wv wv
iltuer's Magazine Il tho American Magazine
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composure, encouraging them TO he
firm and sell their lives as dearly as
possible" In n conversation he hal
with Colonel Washington that solemn
night he said he had not pressed bic
sons to Join him " his expedition, but
did not regret their loss; that they had
died in a good cause.
ROBERT r. LrE IN COMMAND.
During the night Colonel RE. Ice,
Of the United States Army, afterward
Commanderin.Chief of the Conieder-
ale Army, arrived with ninety United
States marines and two pieces Of artil-
lery, for the purpose Of protecting the
government: property and assisting in
the capture Of the invaders. The qui.
ct and methodical man,r he pursued
was in pleasing contrast with the noise
and hustle which had characterized the
conduct of the militia commaudants,
and did much to restore confidence
and bring order out of chaos. During
the night Brown again attempted TO
enter into negotiations for the safe
conduct Of his men out Of the town,
but was refused. About Z O'Clock on
Tuesday morning Colonel Lee sent
Lieutenant j. +. b. Stuart, of the
First United States cavalry, aiterward
the famous Confederate Cavalry Cen
eral, with a flag Of truce to demand
Browns surrender, which, as anticipa-
ted by Lee, he refused to do. The
marines now made an attack upon the
engine house, attempting to break
down the doors with sledge hammers,
in which effort they were pnsuccess-
full. They next used As a battering
ram long ladder which lay near,with
which they succeeded in making
breach, through which they pushed
their way into the building, but not
before one of their number was NOR
tally and another slightly wounded.
Lieutenant Green, who commanded
the marines, attacked Brown, wound
ing him on the shoulder and cutting
him on the head. In this attack
Brown doubtless would have been kill
ed had not Greens sword caught on a
rope which was stretched across the
room and broke the force of the blow.
Most of the insurgents we're killed, and
those who yet remained alive were
closely guarded, while Brown was re-
moved to have his wounds dressed.
The bodies Of the dead raiders were
gathered together and buried in one
grave, but not before indignities such
rs would have shame1 savage were
offered some of them. Governor Wise
L.ai;n ,La ,,,,,a n,;n,o ,r,;,o1 ana be,1
- - .n;.L p.o,,n Tho
r.,,ar - s...LI, anil ,rooly. con.
.,,-l..,,:..-',a AZ, ;,,,cn,;oo-.
,s,; a. III. ,Lo, hal 90.
-, ~, - A., ~. -.
had oo,ad /, selfdofcnse The Cover.
nor pronounced Brown honest. truth.
ful and brave and expressed the
greatest admiration for his courage
and updounted bearing. On We'd.
pesday evening. October 18th. the on.
IL .,rs;vinc memhers Of The raiden
- oro.o5 90 Cborlostoun tho
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Cincinnati.
MISCELLANEOUS.
POLAND CHINAS!;

have for sale Male Hogs that I fought in
Ohio, and Boars Sows.and PIG, Of 10th sexes They
are the purest Poland Chinas, and will sell them
cheap for Gosh. also have SIX hne Bull Calves for
sale.
ge9-6m a. ID. NEWIAND.
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on. prrRs or rsuR,TTFN mrs
TORI.

jain Rro,rs ~ Harper's Ferry The
Premepffiea ef ffrH Uar-
The gfaas Of Ossosrsffossse
Rrewn aud Hor Thes Mfs-
carried and fcaded 90
his Death on the
Gaffors.
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The volumes OF the Weekly hcgin With the frsi
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mentioned. u will be Understood that the sulscri-
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TaAiNs aolNa Nonru.
CONNECTIONS.

TRAIN No. 10 connects 81 Richmond Iunstion
10 and nom prints hetuecn there and Livineston;
A. STANFORD With stages 10 and from Somerset; a.
lNnville station With stages 10 and from DanViile
city At Mitehsllsburs With stssrs 60 and from Ter
Iyyilie and Harroishurr, At Lebanon With Stages
10 froui springfield, Camphelltvilie Columbia asa
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leaving a. 40 ?. N. and 30 A. ~ fsr Memphis
Montgomery, and intermediate points fasssnxers
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OnieIally adopted by the state Board ol
Education OF Kentucky.
All the Public Schools Of the State,

WEBsrER's DICTIONARIES have besn officially
adopted By the state board 0i Education Of Ken
tucky tH USE In
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A. will he seen by notice In another column
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CINCINNATI SOUTHERN R.R.
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The volumes Of the Magazine teeiu Wits th,
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Above cut shows the Axle Of
the JACKSON" Farm Wsg-
On. with the Truss or strength
ening-rsd attachment. With
this rod each Axle In more
than doubled In strength. Get
. Jackson wagon aud you will
never be troubled with bresk-
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Prices, including spring seat
and patent brake;
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THE TRIAL or ossAwATToMIE.

The trial of Brown was mere mat.
ter of form. To the suggestion of his
counsel that the plea of insanity be
entered he, with great indignation,
firmly refused. He denied that he
attempted to incite instruction or
murder, but confessed that his object
was to free the slaves. Two young
lawyers of Boston (HOyt and Senno.D
volunteed to defend him, and acquit.
ted themselves creditably, but the
facts in the case were notorious be-
yond question and he was found gull
ty. His conduct throughout COM
handed the admiration Of his bitterest
enemies, and when he was called into
court to listen to the judgment and
was asked if he had any thing to say
why sentence of death should not be
passed upon him, he said, among 9TH
er things
"This court acknowledges, as ! sup
pose, the validity of the law Of God.
| see book kissed here which sup
pose to be the Bible, or, at least, the
New Testament. That teaches me
that all things whatsoever | would
that men should do to me, should do
so even unto them II teaches me,
further, to'remember those who are in
bonds as bound with them ! en-.
deavor to act upon that instruction. |
say l am yet too young to understand
that God is any respector of persons,
| believe that to have interierred as |
have done, have always freely adj
mitted what have done, in behalf of
His despised poor, was not wrong, but
right. II y feel no consciousness
of guilt, have stated from the first
what was my intention and what was
not. | never had any design against
the life of any person, nor any disposi
tion to commit treason, or excite slaves
to rebel, or make any general insur-
rection. | never encouraged any man
10 do SO, but always discouraged any
idea of that kind. Let me say, also,
a word in regard to statement made
by some of those connected with me.
! hear it has been stated by some of
them that have induced them to join
me. But the contrary is true. do
not say this to injure them, but as re-
yretting their weakness. There is not
,ne of them but joined me Of his own
.scord, and the greater part at their
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