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BIRTH.
Born, on the 22nd ult., TO the wife of W.
r. Gooch. fine daughter. Hurrah for
Bill.
Are all busy cutting corn, pulling fodder,
making sorghum molasses, and preparing
to SOW wheat, &c.
DEATH.
Died, on the 26th ult., Of Group, Davie,
a little son Of III. II. and Elizabeth Nor.
gan, aged about three year,.
LECTURE.
Mr.. Alex. Singleton delivered very in
teresting lecture on the subject Of Educa'
ton at the Halifax School-house, on the
9th ult.
Mr.. Lance Leach sold to Vim. Hubble
near Stanford, sucking mule for S25. G.
p. Caldwell bought in the neighborhood o.
Waynesburg, 20 head Of calves for Craig
Lynn, at prices ranging from 50 to 80 pei
head.
MAGISTRATES COURT.
Squire Padgett's Court convened at this
place on the oath ult., and continued two
days; 3s cases ON the docket, all disposed
Of except five. Messrs. r. Blain and w
+. Varnon, we're present each day, and
were employed in several cases.
! sIcRxRas
Mr.. VIM. McCarty ia very III Of fever
He is at the house Of his father-in-law
Rev. NJ. A. Middleton, in Hortontown
Dn. Logan and Jackson are visiting him
but think his recovery doubtful...... Missei
Mamie and Mary NJ. Dishon, daughters o
VIM. l.. Dishon, near Buck Creek, arr
very i'll Of chills and fever,
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Edmund Murphy, young man O
this neishborhood, returned from Texas OF
the 2sth ult., where he has been making
his home for about two years and half;
brought the chills home with him. Mis-
Matte Eubanks, daughter Of d. +, Flu
banks, passed down the road on last Sat
urday, on her way to Somerset, to visi
friends and relatives. Mr.. l.. q. Gooch, o
this place, is expected to leave for Louis
willie in few days, where he will purchas'
his Fall stock Of goods.
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CONFEDERATE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Miss BETTE Harris, who Is deserving Of the
highest need Of praise for her energy and
faithfulness has handed in the following
contributions for the Southern sufferers
since our last report: Miss Annie Harris,
30 cents; Miss Luella Bright, 5Ocents; Roy
Stewart, so cents; Mrs. Will Murphy, 50
so; DR.. S. j. Hooker. 81; Mis- Matte Al
ford, 81; James B. Mckinney, 81; J. NJ.
Brown, 81; wm. Fair, 50; Geo. Miller
Givens, 81; Mrs. Fielding Thurmond, 81
Maj. Jones, 81; q. $. Mckinney, 81; Mrs.
Mary Graybeal, % cents; Mrs. Kate Bush,
IS cents; Mrs. A. d. Lyle, so cents; Hig-
gins Kelly, IS cents; Richard Cobb, 80 cts
A. W. Carpenter. s.; T. J. Foster, 81; Dan.
stagg. ST., S.; Miss Alice Helm, 81; james
Helm, 81; J. Caldwell, 50; Mn. NJ. More
land, 80 cents; Mrs. Will Moreland, 20
cents, W. II. Smith 4 Co., S.; Cozatt,
Rose 4 Co., IS; Pat Conway, 81; j. NJ.
Cook, 81; DR.. Ed. Alcorn, 81; X. NJ Brad
ley, 81; f. White, so cents; ]. p. Goode,
so cents; Miss Bette Logan, so cents Mrs.
II. J. Campbell. 81; Mrs S. Logan, so cts;
Miss Hannah Burgin, 81; Mrs. p. A. Will
Jams, IS cents; J. II. Peacock, so cents;
Mr.. Bennett Cloyd, 81; d. C. Drye, 81
Miss Allie Faris, 81 so; Mrs. NJ. A. Miller,
81; Mr.. Clelland, Is cents; Mr.. Hubble, %
cents; II. Luce, 25 cents; Mrs. S. p. Engle-
man, 50 cents; Mrs. Y. C. Bright, 80 cents;
A. ID. Lytle, 81 81.
The same young lady is also credited
with the following contributions Of -four;
J. A. Harris, 100 pounds; Ed. Carter, 100
do; q. n. Bradley, 50 do; J. IL. Miller,
40 do, Jerry Briscoe, 20 do; J. D. Myers,
100 do.
The following explains itself and il
worthy of the emulation of all little girls
aud boys
HusrosvILLE, Sept. 2G.-Mis Bette Hn'
ris, SANFORD; We all are little girls but
Miss Hannah says We must write our let
ter. We send sixty-iive cents for the peo.
pie in the South. Dollie Williams, 10 cts
Lucy Tate, 10 cents; Belle Cooke, 10 cents;
Jesse Cook, 10 cents; Lizzie Drye, 05 cents
Chloe Logan, 10 cents. We hope you have
great deal more for them. We wish We
could send them more. We hope this will
do them some good. Please accept the
best wishes Of the "LIrrLE Girls" Of
Christian College.
To Mrs. Stephen Burch and Miss Annie
Buchanan, Of Crab Orchard, two noble
workers, the association is indebted for the
following contributions Mrs. Stephen
Burch, 81; Miss Annie Buchanan, S. DE
Iancy Egbert, 81; Stephen Fletcher, 80 cts
DR.. J. W. Grant, 81; Mrs. A. M.Egbert, so
caafs. Iaa X LILLIAN IA cents. Mrs ThOs
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DEATHS.

wRIoHr-At Parksville, Ky, on tho
2lst ult, Miss Marian Wright, aged q
years. Elder W. L. Williams oilieiated Al
the funeral. and the remains were inferred
In the Cemetery at Parksville.
LYSS-Mr. Albert Lynn, for seyera
years resident Of Cawlsy county, Kansas
a son 81 Mr., Craig Lynn, o: this county
dies this week of pneumonia. MIR. J. n
Msnefee, arrived yesterday with his corpse
aud the burial will take place to-day.
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Husfonrflfe.

W. II. SMITH A co.
Have a nice stock Of Dress Goods. Call
and zee them.
In boots, shoes, hats and dry goods Of sll
kinds. W. ii. Smith & Co.
NOVELTIES.
You will find all the novelties in La
dies end Gents neck wear at W. II. Smith
4 Co.'S
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
And seeds Of all kinds furnished on short
notice at prices satisfactory to all by W.
II. Smith Il Co.
ACQUITTED.
At the examining trial last week, Mr.. l..
Sharpe, who recently shot David Garrison,
was acquitted. Garrison is reported a.
likely TO recover.
DEATH.
Died, at Mr.. W. S. wigham's, near this
place, on Friday last, Of Consumption,
Miss Addie McGinnis, Of Boyle county,
aged about IS years.
soc OWENS
Makes his best bow to his old customers,
and invites the favors Of new ones at the
old Twidwell stand, where he is prepared
to exhibit full stock OF goods at bottom
prices.
EVERY THING AT OWENS.
Dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, cloth
ing, farming implements, seeds, &c, al
ways on hand at Owens. All kinds Of
country produce taken in exchange for
goods ON liberal terms.
SIGNING FOR coRPsE.
Coroner Goode is anxious to obtain At
least one post morton before the sitting Of the
Court Of Claims Since the arrival Of the
indianapolis Medicines he has recalled his
offer Of liberal discount for frst-class
suicide. lie thinks his prospects are en-
couraging.
THE MEDICINE PEDDLERs.
The indianapolis! Medicines have arriv-
ed, and saddlebags have an upward ten
dency. ii. l.. Carpenter, Levi Wilcher,
VIM. i. Williams, and p. c. Butt are
ready to fight any disease that flesh is heir
to, with promptitude and 4s cases of med
icine, Burial cases accompany prescrip-
tons. Funerals attended gratis.
THE SCHOOLS
Are pretty well attended; and many a
"Village Hamden" is seeking "to climb
the steep where Fame's proud temple
shines afar." But as It has always been,
wrongheadedness is characteristics Of the
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LaND. STOCK AVID CROP ITEMS

Mr.. Lewis Jones has about a. head OF
fat cattle for sale.
WEARES Il EVANS sell good two horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $40.
Allen Beazley sold his farm Of 24G acres
in Garrard county, to J. q. Sweeney, for
s34 per acre.
Waverley, thoroughbred stallion be-
longing to- A. Grinstead, of Fayctte, died
this week Of collie.
Deposit Bank stock sold in Paris, last
week at sos; Citizens Bank at Sl65, and
Northern Bank at SlOG.
WEARES & EVANS offer Buckeye Grain
Drill at manufacturer Wholesale prices
bargain for any one in need Of Drill.
AT sale in Bourbon, few days ago,
As 2-year-old steers sold from $50 to S47
20 per head; milk cows from $50 to $50,
and work mules from $50 to sos.
A. l.. Hale, Of this county, sold to Tom
Woods, Of Boyle, 80 yearling cattle at $40
per head. John NJ. Hail sold to same, %
head yearlings, at $40 and yoke Of cat
tie al $50.
Thomas Woods, Of Boyle, bought of S.
+. Lackey, G5 head Of 1850 pound cattle
at cents, and Of N. ID. Lackey, IL head,
weighing from / 800 to 1000 pounds, at
A .nJ "A cants
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wArcH sroLES.-Yesterday suspi.
cious looking tramp was seen prowling
around the premises Of Judge W. q. Bal
ley, and after his departure an old silver
watch, an heirloom in the family. was
missing. The supposed thief was arrest.
ed on the evidence Of the Judges cook. and
searched, but the watch was not discovered
The man. when arrested. pretended to be
very drunk, but stoutly denied the charge
To some he gave his name as Alfred West.
moreland; 10 others he said il was Wesley,
and claimed to bob native Of Burksville, Ky,
The circumstances were sufficient TO war
rant his being held on suspicion, 50 he was
given till this morning to sober mp and eI.
plain his position.
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town last saturday and SUNDAY. MAYOR :.
a. Conner IL in Cincinnati on business this
week. Rev W. NJ. Reid preached here
last FRIDAY night.
SEND THE MONEY ron TINS "Ap"
froL Sage,the world-renowned Nentrilo-
quist, Comedian, Chinese Jugglery, Ban
Ioist ana other highly entertaining charac-
'eris'ics, viii give display OF one OF ms
unparalleled exhibitions Al 'he school
house IN TINS place on FRIDAY nigh, oc'o-
Der 4'h. frice o. admission low children
under . years, nee All spectators are
guaranteed thrioole tine worm o' 'he mon
ey spent IN iun' 30 come, All, ana drown
your troubles IN 'he sea OF mirh inst Is
anorued ny ms "unexceiled variety SNOW
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VIZ earnestly advise our readers who will
be here next Monday, at County Court, TO
visit the store Of Hayden Bros and exam
inc their large and elegant stock Of goods.
The prices and the goods will suit them,
and all in need Of Fall and Winter articles
can End there any thing called for.
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sLAuGnTERISo Dovrs.-Dr.J. T. Bohon
with party of Eve Lancaster sports, Killed
i7s doves, last Tuesday, in a hemp field.
Three hunters 60, los in the same field the
day helnrc.
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Wa have now In our employ Mr.. Frank
Shannon, practical timer, and are mann.
featuring all kinds Of tinware, stoves, pipe,
NC. Also prepared to do all kinds Of roof.
Ing, guttering and repairing, at rock bot
tom prices. wearen n Evans.
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LADIES' FANCY GOODS,

selected with care, and which she will ssll al pr-
ees 10 suit the times.
Thanking her friends Gar past avon, she respect
fully s0licits an early call
THE MANTUA MAKING DEPARTMENT.
will he conducted BY Mrs. MYERS and MRS
DUDDkkAn, whose taste and skill arc vell-knosn
" the trade.
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TIE SOMERSET FARcE.-As predicted,
the jury In the Holmes case failed TO
agree, and having assured Judge Owsley
that they were locked beyond show Of
compromise, they were discharged last
Saturday evening, standing seven for hang
ing, and i've for the penitentiary. imme-
diately after they were dismissed, Holmes
counsel moved for bail. the hope and con-
ISOLATION that prisoners always feel In a
hung jury, but Judge Owsley failed to al
low IT. though took time TO consider the
matter. The fact that he remanded
Holmes back 10 the Louisville Jail, and
the further fact that there Is no law, ard
scarcely any preceden, for granting bail to
man who, eighteen men have upon their
oaths said, should suffer death, while the
other six, even charging them with bias,
have pronounced him guilty Of manslaush-
ter, 20 10 show that Judge 0wsley intends
TO maintain the firm step he took after the
first trial, aud allow no bail. this time. at
least. That he viii stand firm, Ia the wish
Of every law-losing citizen with whom ws
have eonyersed. and We have interviewed
scores o. them on the subject.
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Hon. Phil B. THOMPSON, Jr., was in
town this week, sn route TO his appointments
to speak. lie VAS greatly pleased with the
outlook in Madison and Garrsrd, and Il
confident that he will roll up greater ma.
joritiss In those counties than the party
has ever obtained. lie spoke at Huston.
vile yesterday, aud after he gets through
with the appointments Published in las,
weeks issue Of the INTERIOR Journal, he
will address the people Of Pulaski at Cain
town, October lOth, at Buncomb, the 18th
at waynesburg, (Lincolnl on the i2th,
Liberty Meeting house, (Pulaski) on the
i4th, Edwards Store, 18th, Tatesville, 10th
Mill Springs, (wayne) l7th, Powell Mills,
18th, Mullentown, 10Th. Speaking a,
each Of the above places will commence al
I O'Clock. T. N. On the night Of the 10Th
he will speak at Monticello, and on the
2ist Circuit Court day. he wilt speak in
Stanford, at II A. NJ, and same day in
Danville, at 2lP.N.
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GAME LAw.-Octobcr 10th Is as soon ~
you can hill partridges withou, having TO
pay for the fun. From February LIT, TO
that date they are forbidden fowl.
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VIZ looked in on the new goods Of Mr.
J. n. Davis Yesterday, and found fine a.
soriment Of boots and shoes, including 81.
Perior shoes for ladies, hats, for men and
boys, underwear, homemade jeans, shirts,
staple and fancy groceries, canvsssed beef,
hog hams, confectioner les. etc, and an end
less variety Of notions-all at Low prices.
Our readers should call and examine these
goods, and they will be sure to purchase. .
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THE Court Of Claims will meet next Mon.
day, when all having claims against the
county, should present them.
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70 FEEDING AND 50 YEARLING
Cattle, 30 Cows and Calves, $50
Hogs, Q pair No. Work Mules, 4
head . and S-yesr-old Mules. o Sad
die and Harness Horses. 6OEwes.
500 or 900 bis. Of Corn in Shock,
Wheat. Rye Oats and nillet, . Wsg-
ons, Flows and Household q Kiteh-
en- Furniture. The Farm Of 462
Acres, IL not sold. will be rented.
TERMs.-A credit Of 9 months with par cent
Interest on all Sums over ten dOars; that sun and
under, cash In hand. Notes Negotiable aud paya-
hle Ia bank, With good security, will be required
heiov the property Is removed,
s2-2t LYLE a MOORE.
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liz contributing TO the relief Of the
soourge-ridden South, don't try to pass your
Trade and Mexican dollars at par. We
have seen good deal of that kind Of cheat
ing lately.
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lSsURASoE-The Grange Mutual Insu-
rance Association has paid 10 Mrs. lack
Elkin, $2,iO0--the amount Of Insurance on
the life Of her husband.
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In connection with our tin shop, We in
tend to keep the best stock ofstoyes, CRATES,
NANTES aud hollow ware that has ever
been kept in Stanford. Wearen 4 Eyans.s
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LUSAnc.-Mrs. Emily Gibson, from the
Milledgeville neighborhood, was tried be-
fore jury here on Tuesday aud adjudged
a lunaiic. She was ordered to the Asylum
at Lexington.
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Issaaef Clfy.

OUR SELECT SCHOOL
Commenced here last Monday with latter
ing prospects. A small beginning, but dali
ly growing.
BIRTHS.
On the 9Th ult, To the wife Of Samuel
Cary, a son-Edward; weight, 10 lbs. On
the 2sth, to the wife Of +. l.. Shelton, a
daughter-Salliei weight, ~ pounds.
BUILDING.
Mr.. John Durham, Of Burgin, has taken
the contract 10 build two-story store
house ior Measrs. Williams A Co., and Is at
present with us preparing To commence the
work on same.
PERSONAL.
Mr., Robi Firth, Of Brolhead, Was la our
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SIcKsEss.--The Doctors say there is more
malarial fever this season than they have
known for years. No deaths, howeyer,ha
occurred from Il yet. I
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LOCAL NEyyS.

SAusDEIs was taken TO Richmond On
horseback from Mt. Vernon. A strong
guard aooomp panied him.
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LARGE woNAN.-There died here this
week colored woman, Lucy Crutch6eld,
who was somewhat remarkable for her
great obesity. She was low in stature, and
appeared literally az broad as high. Her
weight was between $50 and 400, and il took
coffin thirty odd inches broad and twenty
inches deep 10 hold her remains.
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To THE LADrEs.-Mrs. II. r. Montgom-
cry, the wife Of the new barber, will open
next week, in the room formerly occupied
as barber shop, under the Commercial
Hotel, lady's hair dressing establishment.
She will also be prepared to furnish switches
and brsids, or make combings into braids
nj the shortest notice.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.


win he sold 10 the highest bidder, on the prem
Uses Of .. A. Lytle, the stanford Mlledgeyille
Turnpike, near MeCormaek's Church,
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Our merchants tell ne that a number Of
men whom they credited have plead the
Limitation law on running accounts. The
sneak who would do this on an honest ac-
count IL a. low ss a hog thief, and Is I'M
worthy Of the respect Of the meanest dog.
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LADiFS having an eye TO the beautiful
and tasteful. have assured us that the dress
goods at Hayden Bros. this season are far
prettier and cheaper than they ever knew
them. We inspected large lot Of black,
brown, and other colored cashmere dress
goods for ladies wear in this establishment
the other day. and have no hesitancy in
saying that no where else can cheaper, bet.
ter, or more stylish goods be found All
who have examined them agree with us.
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We are also Agents for the Cele-
brated Kentucky Grain Drill, to
which We call especial attention Of
the Farmers,ss being the best Drill
ever offered in this market. No
gathering straws nor corn stalks.
but can DO used where no other
Drill will work. having the shoes
attached to steel springs. allowing
them to pass over all distractions.
neioro bayins ysar Wagons. skaains ihs Qar'a-
er's Frlsnd) stadebaker Wagon, the only
one made With slope shoaldeEed
spoke. rAt tine, Se
CssHtry Pssd~es tsksa 1. sxehaAgs
sss ossA.- ,a,,.
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Mr. Robi. Firth, Of Bro.lhsad, was in our
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literally packed and piled with new goods,
from basement to attic. The firm hs
made arrangements with Eastern houses
to receive from the latter, every few day.
during the season, all the novelties in the
goods line, and consequently the custom
ers Of this firm will be enabled to get any
thing they call for. No body can complain
Of the prices asked for goods at this old
and we'll established dry goods house. .
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