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n Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands,
In the matter of the estate of r. W. Brown of ahana
Maui, deceased
On reading and filing the petition Off c. Krkwood OF
Lahaina, asking that document purportng be the
Maui H. l. deceased be admitted to Probate and letters
ties tamentary issued 10 the said J. G. KrkwOOd.
1t is ordered that Thursday the 2nd day of May 1875
at 10 al the Court House in Lahalna be apart
the time and place for hearing the said petition and
AL objections that may be offered thereto, and parties
interested hereby notified to attend.
ABR. F0RNANDER, Circuit Judge
COL 3t 2nd Judicial District, II. I.
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SUpREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

- Islands, oahu, IS, April Term, AID. 1873.
Halelaau W. hbelant, VS.. Kamaunu k, Ibellee. Libel
for Divorce.
In the above entitled libel for divorce it ordered
that decree of divorce from the bond Of matmony be
entered in favor of the said HaelaAu W, for the
of the adultery OF the said Kamaunu k, to be made
absolute after the expiration of six months from
the date of this deeree compliance with the terms
thereof unless sufficient shall appear to the con-
trary.
Aud the Ibellant is ordered to publish atested
of this order in the Hawaiian Gazette and KuOkoa news
papers for six successive weeks the first publication be
within month from the date of this order, that all
persons interested may, within six months, show
why said decree should not be made absolute
BY the Court, A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk
Dated th, 9th day of April, A.D. 1878
Honolulu, Oahu,
hereby certify that the foregoing is trne copy of the
original decree Of divorce file in the Office Of the
supreme Court.
AS witness my hand this sth day of April, a. D.
1878. \. ROSA,
col 6tS Deputy Clerk Supreme Court
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The Pope's Teaching.

London, March 6.-The correspondent at Rome of
the Times says: Cardinal Franchi has been confirm
ed as Pontfca Secretary of State Cardinal simeOni
as Prefect of the Propaganda Cardinal Mariehini
Camerlengo and Cardinal Bartolini President of
the Congregation of Rites. The Pope, receiving
ftyfour parish priests ended them to preach
Jesus Christ, His life and teachings, and to guard
their focks against the nfdeity and immortality so
generally prevailing, the result of corrupt press.
The Pope in all his exhOrtations avoids mention of
the Virgin with the purpose of dscountenaucing
Mariolatry, which his predecessor so long encour-
aged. 1t has shocked most people that the Pope in
his coronation speech made alluson to the late
Plus TX, although Cardinal Dipetro, in addressing
the POnti, had been eloquent in praise of the de-
ceased Pope. The omission could not, therefore, be
accidental and has been variousy commented upon.
The Rome correspondent of The Manchester Guar
dian says "Pubhc opinion is irritated at the ire
coneilabe attitude which appears to have been
adopted at the Vatican"
dispatch from Rome says Z" The Pope and
Cardinal Franchi have determined policy ol
reconciug as far possible the interests of Church
and State in questions pending with various govern
meLts."
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Attest 4. Rosa. DEPUTY CLERK. col
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAwArsA,

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, July Term 1878. In the OF the Pc
tition Of Naval W. and Kauo k, quiet title In certain
lands claimed by right Of inheritance.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd
on reading and fing the petition of Naval and Kano
k Of Waanae Island Of OAHU claiming the title by right
Of OfiuheTance through Kauwa ", their mother, in
fee OF certain situated Makaha Waianae Island
of oahu, being the land described in the petition herein
and belonging To Kauehaka who died ntestate at WaiH-
nae in the year 1865 and praying for process claim
ants and for decree adjudging the said Naval and
Kauo k 10 be entitled said land in whole part.
1t is ordered that saturday, July 9th, at 10 A D.
1873, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition
before said Justice of the supreme Court the Court
House in Honolulu which time and place all persons
may appear and show cause if any, why said petition
should not bO granted, and that this notice be published
in Honolulu Ia the English and Hawaiian languages In the
Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa newspapers, for three
weeks before tho first day of said of the Supreme
Court. A. FRANCIS JNDD,
Justice supreme Court.
Dated Honolulu II. l., April l, 1875
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eSUPREME COURT nF TIE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, Oahu. IS April Term, a. D. 1878.
Haawiwawai X, lbelant Wakane W, libellee Libel
for divorce.
In above entitled libel for divorce. 1t is ordered
that decree of divorce from the bond matrmony
in favor of the said Haawwaiwa for the
the adultery of the said Wakane be made absolute
after the expiration Of six months from this
Decree upon compliance with the thereof unless
sufficient shall appear TO the contrary And the
beant is ordered 10 publish an attested copy of this
order in the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa newspapers
for six successive weeks first publication
month from the date oil this order, that all
may, within six months, show why said decree
should not be made absolute
By the Court, A. ROSA. Deputy Clerk.
Dated this 5th day of April A. 1873
Honolulu. Oahu, hereby certify that the forego
ing and faithful copy of the original decree of
divorce file in the Office of the Supreme Court Of
the Hawaiian Islands.
As witness my hand this sth day of April, A D.
1873. A. ROSA,
s9I 6tS Deputy Clerk supreme Court.
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NOTICE.

Guardians, Administrators, Executors, and other Trus
tees having funds invest hereby notified that
Hawaiian Government Bonds Of denominations OF SlO0
ssoo f50o $1,000 and SO0o bearing interest OF six per
per year, VIII be issued application to limited extent
JOHN NJ. KAPENA,
Minister of Finance.
Finance Department, August27, 1877. 666
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SENATOR SERGEANT's late speech, in the
Senate of the United States is the most pow
erful effort ever made on the Chinese question
in that body In fact, it is an exhaustive
argument, and at the same time, terrible
indictment against the Celestials as race,
and will have powerful effect in forming
public opinion in the United States against
fham
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NOTICE.

Hawaiian Government Bonds, in denominations of s100
S0o $780, s0l0 and S50O0 bearing interest of
per year payable In less than years may
had 10 limited amount until further notice, applca
ton ~ the Hawaiian Treasury.
JOHN n. KAPENA,
Minister OF Finance.
Finance Department August 81 1877. CSC
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- Islands, oohu, ss April Term A. D. 1875.
KalikOle K, lbeant VS.. Kahuhuk W, libellee. Libel
for divorce.
In the above entitled libel for divorce 1t is ordered
that decree of divorce from the bond matrimouy
entered in favor of the said Kakoe k Tor the of
the adultery of the said Kahuhu absolute
after the expiration of six months from the of this
Decree upon compliance with the terms thereof unless
sufficient cause shall appear TO the contrary And the
libeant is ordered publish attesed copy OF this
order in the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa newspapers
for six successive weeks, the first publication be within
month from the date of this order persons
interested may. within elk months why
decree should not be made absolute.
By the Court. JNo. L. BARNARD Clerk.
Dated this 18th day of April, A. d. 1873.
Honolulu oahu. hereby certify the foregoing
and faithful copy OF the original divorce
now on file in The office of tina Supreme Court of the Ha
waiian Islands,
witness my hand this sth day of April A D.
1878. JNO. F.. BARNARD,
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An persons hereby notified law Of estrays
VIII be tsrctiy enforced upon all animals found the
land OF Kuaha and other Government lands in Nunanu
valley. aud that Maneie and Moamoa have been au-
thorzed to carry out this notice, and upound said
animals. :. MOTT SMITH, Minister or Interior.
Interior Department, March 20 1873. CSC
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Athens, March 6.-0ficial intelligence has been
received from Larissa that the Turks marching
against the insurgents at Makrinitz. Desperate
fghting'i is expected The Turks threaten bombard-
ment from Vole harbor battle is also imminent at
Karaditsa.
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On Saturday, 18th April. 1878.

Atl2 O'Clock OF that day at the Court HORSE oor
IN the tty OF Honolulu. al the right title ad ufe-sst Il
the said sylvester Saban Castro. Of In and that cef
tain piece parcel OF land situate puunuI Hon6nln
Oahu aud described as foiioWss
Alma ma Fuunui, Apana ]. l0i.-E Aaonsaka ko
XIII hema mauka pill PUome4ia a me 10 Ma.
hAleauhalay hOlO ko Nahaieinnhaia hanl 20
3s' kom IS panku, hem f07 ss' hik 60 pankn hen flz
koin ~ paoku Ak GO kom Is pauka, hem 40 Is, h< -
pau<u, hem iio kom - pauku, * So kaul hcn
SS lS' kom q kon. $50 l5f panku ak ssa sss
hik l0s kaul h.ki ke XIII ak uauka sea p anA ma
ko Poomanu alma Hem 1o' is' hk L59 tzui 10 POO
manu- hil kani hoouaka Al Ma IA apaua aIauz.
Apana 3 ? iol-E hooniAka ke kill hennA ucar<u
PHI ana me ko Poomanu ko Nshalslauhaa. . haiu
ana ma ko Nahaleauhala. hens 20 45S panxr Ak
~ kom -ee kAu- Ak - 30 hlk u panku, hlki ke XII
hlk -oi Raul ma ko Ponmanu hIk Eah hoo1aaka a.
Ma IA apa-la 10 anaua, pau luz ~ aaana-
And being the premises described ROYAL Pafert
No. zs-a, Kuleana Heiu I1zs issued 70 PakA
A portion Of the above IS Kalo znd There Is g0od
ffane dwelling upon the premises.
For further Particulars inquire OF
CSC It CECIL BROWN, Administrator.
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J. Morr s~rrH. Minister orInterior.

Official notice has been gven to this Department, by
Mons BaIeu Commissioner Consul OF France, Of his
departure Europe. and OF the appointment by the
French Government of. Charles Pernet to perform the
ol dBte- of Commissioner and Consul for France in
this Kingdom ad iHterim until Mr.. Baieas successor
shall hEy arrived.
Nov it ~ known that Mons Charles Pernet has been
recognized official above named, and all
pous are required 70 take notice Of fact and respect
his authority accordingly. HENRY a. PIERCE.
Foregn once Apr l. Is7S Minister ofForeign Affairs.
6g
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on Saturday, April 2, Is7s at y O'Clock noon, viii be
sold public auction, three lots snated In Kuaokahua,
Hononlu, and known Government lots Nos. IL, Us
and l7s. Upset price, ESQ per lot.
:. MOTT SMITH Minister Of Interior.
Interior once. March %, 1878 6ss
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administrators Sale
liz E AL ESTATEi

NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN that under
~ an order 0f the supreme Conrt made 5n The esata
oi sylvester sabLan Castro, deceased shall Sell a.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1878.

WE understand that Her Majesty Queen
Kapiolani, left in the Likelike last evening
for a trip to one or more of the other islands.
There will therefore be no music this week at
Emma Square, as Mr.. Berger accompanies
Her Majesty on the trip to windward as we
are advised
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Notice..

nURING THE ABSENCE OF MR. JAMES
~ CAMPBELL, OF Honouliu and Kahuku, from the
Hawaiian Kingdom. the undersigned authorized
by power of attorney represent him
Dated this l4th day of December, 1871.
J. @. GLADE,
675 E. 7. OiHALL0RAN.
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point 1t will assuredly be SO with this
woman suffrage question sooner or later, for
.'He's a fool who thinks by force or skill,
To the current Of womans will'
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HN CmAMBERs. CIRCUIT JUDGE, secon

: -,
Dated Honolulu, II. l., April l. 1878.
II. T. Bickerton, Attorney for petitioner. 69l
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Truth crushed TO earth will rise again,
The eternal years OF God are hers;
But error wounded writhes In pain,
And dies amid her worshippers."

The toiling masses may and do suffer griev-
Gus expressions at the hands of bad or cor
rupt rulers, but when once aroused, they
generally think correctly and act with the
force and power of an avalanche. In a coun-
try like the United States this is surely the
case, because the people have the power to
change by the peaceful process of the ballot
their rulers, when found necessary.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

FnH TRArs.-we have been creditably
informed that seining Is frequently indulg.
ed in in Dix River, and have good rea-
sons 10 suspect that partie. who rather
pride themselves upon, IL they do moi boast
Of, being law.abiding citizens, not only con-
nive al thi. violation Of Law, but psrtici-
pate. We could give names, hat decline,
and We appeal to those partie. to reflect up
on the pernicious influence OF their exam.
pie. Il is a shame TO skulk at night in in.
dulgences Of lsw-bresking, however trivial
the ofense, and all good citizens should at
temp, to bring violators to justice, rather
than wink at such practices. We have al
20 learned that traps and nets are operated
At out-of-the-way places on Rockcastle Riv-
CT by ,houghtle-- and reckless parties. We
call the attention Of all our friends along
that stream who desire an increased supply
Of the fne fishes native to that stream, a.
we'll n To -oon have the most attractive
stream TO sportsmen in Kentucky, I,
promptly abate this evil.
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BrsrvEss NOTICES.


JoHSsroS's Dry sized Kalscminc, At
Chenaulta
IfrApQuAHTrRs Gr Paints - al kinds
at Chenanlts.
PuRr White Lead, old, and very cheap.
Give ~ call. Anderson 4 McIRobcris.
Nrw and largest supply in town 81
Pocket Knives At Anderson a McRobcrts'
Brsr Mixed Paints in the world al lowest
prices ever heard 81 In Stanford, NJ Bohon
\ Siags'.
SrrEnion mixed paints, lead and oil, No
hensinc. Give ~ cnli. anderson a
McRoberts.
ANDERSON 4 McRonERls are again dis.
pensing most delightful Soda Water ut Eve
cents glass.
NY PLANTS Of all varieties are nov
ready; AMI will bc sold nj lowest figures
A. q. Pendieton.
PuRr, Ice cold, delicious. That's tho
Kind 81 Soda Water YOU get al Chcnault'.
ut Eve cents glass.
Fur ss.ortment Of Toile, SOAPS, hair,
nail, tooth brushes, aud perfumery, very
cheap at Chenaulfs.
THr rates ofihe ". Cloud Hotel, one 81
the hest house- in Louisville, have been re-
dnced To $50 per day.
Nrw Stock of Perfumcry, Soap and
Tooth Brushes, very cheap. received by
ANDERSON" Mohosers'
Day siEed Kalsomine cheaper and more
beautiful than Wall Paper, for sale by
Anderson 4 McRobcrts.
nyon v'sh . sn'' made 20 order, write
'or sa'nP'es OF gpus snn ruIe' 20, ssn'
messnrement 10 peppens n son. LOUISVILLE
W. y, Bayle-s, Louisville, will send on
approval Apply Linen Collars, rs cents
rnch; Cuff, 2j cents n pair; "wamsutta''
unlanndercd shirt, S. cents-and other
goods In proportion. Order by mail.
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ana thantfui he rot . Keniuctian. He IL .
comparative stranger IN the county, whose iefmcr
employment ~ rslroader, to aay the leaii, would
PIT him In elias who're rpution for honesty IL
not enviahle here. For 10 uc rart n his ovn
ieniaed lsngnspc, though dinsrently and truth
fully srrlIe OF there Il lclaus Of rcrus.) de-
arf.inr the supreme eoutempt Of the whole cf the
rocd citizens cf Lincoln county. II T. the infamous
raIIrosders." They have heen q positive curac 10
every county through which this rod pa..e, nom
Cincinnati 10 Chattanooga. This must have hecn
vher wslicn got that ccsrseness that crors out IN
every line Of his acurriicns attack on me. ocd
f,rhid that our county should he cursed With any
more Of his sort. Jas. X. HrtN
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RABBrrrs.-Mr. A. VI. Feland invested
In two white rabbits about the middle Of
March last, which have since then increa-.
ed their number with two litter- Of young
ones, Of seven each. lie says they are
much cheaper 10 raise than chickens, and
can he counted on IN increase their family
about every thirty days. A. to eating
Mr.. ,. thinks they are vastly superior to
chickens, and says he don't know Of any
thing better thsn a nicely fried hind.leg Of
a tender Young rabbili.
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HOWE AFFAIRS.
NJ
Ssrer0n ee q DWader0r.


Severance q D"Saer"r.
-
"h''e r"l'' '"" W ''"'~ wv '''"'
w.
Table linens, towels, crash. Napkin
Irish linen and pillow casing.
GEMS, linen shirts. undershir,., drawers
scari. ties. collar.. hslf.hose. &c.
,.,,.L.
-, ,,- -, IN,
WV wv
Ladies collars and cuff, lace handker
chiefs, silk do, silk ties, lace ties, s'lk
bows, nc.
I,a;s. Uo.;.rv . s,ec;sliy in This line
50. c,n otC.r va, GOOD. a, nrics. lover thar
,h.v h.vo ham e., 40 vs.rs
We have slways claimed TO Ne head
able IN maintain II this season than ever.
In short, We nave every 'h'ng 10 oe 'ouno
in ahrSt-ciass dry goods house, ana pr'ee'
will he found as low As any where IN the
Union.
Having sold almost entirely out of hats
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LAND. STOCK AxD CROP ITEMS

Mr.. J. u. SwoPe bought this week Of
Mr.. Ware, one horse for $Gj aud another
from Logan Green, for $50.
Mr.. Thomas Buford has for sale one OF
the finest i5l hand saddle horses in the
county, at reasonable figures.
Mr.A.M Miller, has good, gentle fam
lily mare for sale. Apply to her at the toll
gate on the Hustonville pike.
Hon. ]. S. Owsley shipped on Yesterday
To Mr.. Clay Ewing, at Russellville, KY, a
very fine bull calf, for which he received
500.
PARIS CouHr.-Only from 100 to 300
cattle offered, nothing very good, prices
ranging from . to 4 cents. One small
bunch OF ID mules were not sold. A good
number OF horses were on sale at low fg-
ures, $40 to SIG. There were but few
broke mules, which sold at s9j to 1925 per
head.
LoUIsvILLE-There has been slight
advance in the cattle quotations, and the
demand ia somewhat better than for sever
al weeks. Good to extra shippers, 81 rs
to s.; hest butchers 81 25 to - 50; medi-
um to good, So so to 81 90. Poor cattle
are not wanted and prices for them are
from to Is cents lower than Last week.
The hog market is little more active;
choice, 81 % to So IS; fair to good. 81 10
to s. 20; stockers, 81 so to So 90. Sheep
range from So 90 to 81 So and lambs from
81 to S. 50.
Cousry Counr.-Mooday MA, the dull.
est County Court known in Stanford for
three years. The auctioneers say there
were not over 100 cattle ON the market, and
ell Of those Of inferior quality. The crowd
was quite small, which can be easily &C.
counted for; the weathe was Just right foI
farming operations, and the people had be
come worn out with Court matters, having
lust passed through a siege Of nearly three
weeks. Following, the auetioneers report
the sales Of the day:
Capt. II. 7. Bush: I sold 4 head scrub
yearlings AT $40 20 per head; 9 dry lear
COWS at 81 so per hundred; / 3-year old
COW at S22 30; 10 comnon calves at sll
so per head; milk COW for s26; do. al
$50; l yearling heller (Alderney,) at SEQ
80; scruh steer, Sll; I small calf, SIs; |
COW, $50. No mules or horsss offered.
J. NJ. Higgins, Es1: Ny sale. were 4
steers at SIS; 3 do. at $50; 5 dry cows Al
81 rs per hundred | yoke steers $40 80
10 steer calves at sl2 so 10 heller calve.
at SO rs.
In oomoanv with Col G. n Kocheste,
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when We consider how hard u isfcrs man
to refuse To 'is.. lie name To paper when
imporiuned to do 80. True, Helm may
have Acquired the hest Of character, and
then have lost Il when the temptation
came. MANY are the irs,,pce. Of the Kind
IL. W. ~, a., :. .,.,. =.
hls fair name III his unfortunate srfr' con
with Elizabeth, and previous 10 the discov-
cries of the lorge,;es ~ IJen,v q Mo-. all
t...--,,,- -, -, ~
"'''" INV '"''" WV" WV
honest man.
Win ,ho .,o,.n,.n, a. a. ,,,hl;. ,ha,
.t,---.t- 1917
~" .Is,. "' ,'. Wv $3.50 =. ', ~ W
~ ,",y NV" !" "e''' '" WV"
~. -. !. -, ~" ~. ,.,'' ~ wv ,.', -
az. ~ ~. ~ -" -, ~ w."
&C.,, am. o.,.,.s" - 60. ,," W. ",S :,
-. -" -. -
= N,,'''.. 80 ~ -
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DgowSrp.-Julian Dudderar, a Young
man of %, fell from n log while fishing in
Dix River last Friday evening, and was
drowned. A little boy too small 10 assist
him, witnessed his futile efforts TO swim,
and saw him 60 down for the third and
last time before help could arrive. Mr..
Dudderar was ayoung man of promise,
and his snlden cutting Of is matter Of
deep grief to hi. friends. He was buried
on Sunday. at the old Anderson grnye.yard.
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NorwIrHsrAsDISe the dullness Of the
goods trade generally for the past few
months, We have observed that those stir
ring business men, Hayden Bros, have
kept up full and varied assortment Of
goods, which they bought for cash and are
offering them lower than any body. Ifyou
don't believe il, call there aud look for
yoursclf
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Nrw PLow.-On Monday, County Court
day. q new Plow was on exhibition IL Stan
ford, In front Of the Post OfIicr, the inven'
ton Of VIM. c. Mccormack, Of this coun.
~, one To say the least, Of the original In.
ventor Of the Horse Power Grain Drill,
Turbine Water Wheel, &c.
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NEVER ~ PLscr.--we learn from ciii.
sens who live In the vicinity Of Mssville,
that Sundays and mig hts are made hideous
by the terrible doings Of the colored in.
hahitanta Of that delightful suburb. Could
not eur efficient Marshal I've induced TO lie.
vote a little Of HE precious time toward
Keeping order there We hope 20.
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C,iIrorSIA SALMON Dr. J. 7. Echon
and Col. Tho-. watier.on say that they
caught a number n California Salmon in
Rockcastlc River this week. They were Of
q uniform -ize and about 10 inches long. and
weighed alout half a Mound.
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Lrcrrnr-we learn that II is probable
that Mr.. Henry waucrson. can be induced
to deliver his lecture On the "Comicalities
and whimsicalitie- of Southern Life," IN
Stanford. Let's give him big audience,
lie deserves H.
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IN JAu@-Dcru,y sheriff.. u. Caldwell
arrested and lodged in jail last evening
Lewis King, for keeping disorderly house
Pole Gentry, Tor gaming, and John Smith
for gaming. They are all colored.
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KErr the head cool and the feet warm
is the injunction Of physicians, and your
health will he good. To succeed In the
former dufing the warm weather Of Spring
and summer, you should wear a very light
hat, we'll ventilated. Our friends. Hayden
Bros. received this week a lot Of the best,
pre,iie-t aud cheapest hats We ever saw for
men or boys, and you can get one . low a.
fifteen cents, or ss high ~ one dollar and
seveniy-fve cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-10

Gosr.-The prisoners convicted vt tho
last term ofihc tircnit Court, vec escorted
to Frankfort on Tuesday, by Deputy sheria
l.. NJ. I.asley and guard, and lodged In tho
pcnitentiary.