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Personal.

Ms Ricusun CoHu :. quite sick.
Ma W. n NcRouEHrs has l.cen quite sick iof
aveek of more
Hos Jons C. Coorra, Of shelby ville. 3. at.
tending Circuit Court
Miss MAINS LAuNEi retained num visit 10
Lancaster a lev days sro.
-REs J. A. HoaLE ASp Ds. No. Atoosx. Of
Husionyilie, called on rs this weck
Mss fiEnK DLuoS, Of Lancaster. vas tho
guest Of Mrs. NJ. a. Nesius this week.
o. MissEs nowAs wEkruNaFoHp ANB EASNiH
Bows. Of Husionviie. were in town this SEX.
Mlss May VAKxoS. len Wednesday to visit
hei auui in Lexington, aud viil 10 ah.eut some
time
Ma e. L. Iiotars AND usibK. uho vss Mis-.
saliic e. wilker.iu. Of Madison, Ind, we're in town
"Wednesday.
Mas sue CAaLAS, Of OwensloFo. Who has
isen visiting the family Of M. A. NJ. Feland, isn
far her home 90 Tuesday.
Ma. n. e. HVHuAHp AND FANNY len Toe Ma
riea Coaniy, Kansas, on Wednesday, where they
wili mske their htiuiv home.
- Miss srsAS a. AsruoSN. the "wonau's
Rights woman. passed up the rAiruad lev days
ago. She isa matrorly -iSokipg gld suul, and had
she not mistaken her calling, might have lccn a
success A. an ornament 10 a nursery aud singer Of
lullaby -anss.
Hos. SAN NJ. BuHpKrr, the top O. the morn
Ing 10 ye. Our readers are not aware Of u, bat
such u the TACT, that our excel nj correspondent
ATM. Vernon has lesn promoted 10 the stan Of Tho
toycrnor With the rank Of Colonel, aud Ills Excel
lency shosod good sonso IN the act
TuH srusCuinERs who have remembered ~
this wcek are Henry nlankenship, Prcacheuville,
Miss Bells johnson, Kifksvillei wu,, Gooeh, John
"a. smith, staniori, e. &. Mcclure, wm. Wallace,
Paint Llcl; W. A. burnside, Pine nilli NJ. 5. Bias.
tia, Highland; d. n. Huffman, Honey Grove,
Texas; Rcneliet spaiding, shelby city Dr. W. NJ
Blain, Livingston, Tenn, BY Hon. Robert blain
n D. Engleman Dcs Chute, Oregon J. L. Joplin
:. J. Purcell, Mt. Vernon NJ. N. Way, Milieige
willie; J. n. Huichingz, Crab Orchard }. ; Robin
son. DE-. H. y. Walters, }. }. Walker, }. V. Cook
W. n. smith, John 7. Baughman, A. y. Browns
Arthur brown, 4. J. Perdee, Lancaster ). II
Yeager, u. "A. bourne, Engleman's MIL walici
ChenaulL Peabody. Kansas, by Morgan Hudson
n. &. Hubbard, y. u. Albright, Stanford Jas. Y
nalleV lfustonVtlle.
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HONE Affairs.
By
Severance a. Dudderar.

Every thing in order for the Fall and
Winter trade. Our stock is now complete
in every department.
Irish linens, table damask, towels, crash
Is, &c. 'hl
Felt skirts and shawls for ladies and
children.
We call special attention to our kid and
Berlin gloves.
New stock Of carpets aud oil cloths, win
dow shades, &c.
Ladies', gents and children's underw ear
at popular prices.
White and gray blankets in 1914 and
ia at very low prices.
Zephyr shawls, nubias, hoods and sacks,
in a variety Of styles and prices.
Our stock Of prints were selected with
great care; we have all the newest styles
out.
Red, gray and white twilled flannel
plain, white, red, grey, Shaker and plaid
fannels.
Ladies will lind the best assorted stock
Of Dress Goods in our house to be found
in the city.
We have large and elegant line Of la
dies, gentlemen's and children's hosiery,
in all grades and colors.
Our stocking yarns are from the Lexing-
ton Wooden Mills, pronounced by knitters
the smoothest and best yarn in the market,
We desire to call the especial attention
Of the ladies TO our handsome stock Of
cloaks and dalmans, very elega and
cheap.
Rubber shoes, Arctic overshoes for wo-
men and children. Mems rubber boots
just the thing for farmers, who are com
PEELED TO be out in the mud and snow.
Brown and bleached cottons, nine ant
ten-quarter sheeting, pillow case cotton
chevioto cotton, plaids, apron checks, drill
ing, &c.-in fact, every thing in stapl'
eottons.
We have made special effort to have
our stock Of Trimmings complete. You
will find black and colored silks, black ant
colored satins, Pekin stripes black sill
velvet, velveteen, &C., &c.
Canton lannels, 1000 yards bought Jul
LIST, since which time they have advance
from one to two and half cents per yard
We propose to give our customers thu ad
vantage OF our early purchase.
Come at last--those extra fine home
made boots, with top soles. Many of on
customers have been wearing the sam
kind Of boots for twelve months. Ever
pair " warranted. Look at them.
In clothing, we can say without fear q
contradiction that we have the best an
cheapest stock ever offered to the people {
Lincoln, buying direct from the largei
manufacturers in the United States. II
, conceded by every one at all familiar wit
, the clothing trade, that clothing made
Cincinnati is designed to and does fit III
Southern people better than clothing mad
= elsewhere. In full worsted suits, we ole
some exceedingly nice goods. Our Low
' priced suits are cut in the latest fashion
: nicely trimmed, we'll made, and have a
the appearance Of finer goods. In over
coats, we have every thing, from ehea
, satinet up to the finest Chinehilla or En-
' lish worsted. In boys and youths suits
I. we simply ask you TO examine, feeling SUI
YOU will buy.
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Cnrw lackaon's hcai sweet navy tobacco
Boy your wall paper from Chcnault 4
Penny.
Nrw stock of pockei-kniycs n Chenaull
a rcnnys.
Fnrsu car Cement aud Lime At Owsley
4 Higgins.
pnyuciANs prescriptions accurately
compounded NJ thcnault a rcnny'a.
Tnr most complete line II lamps ADD
lamp fisiurcs at McRobcfts a siagga.
wnrr LrAn, l.nseed OIL and Mixed
Paints NJ bottom prices NJ Mcliobcris a
Stage
Lam stock 81 Moldines and Picture
Frames NJ Bottom Prices At Chenanli a
Penny.
CnrSArIr n penny haye a complete
stock II School Books slaie-, Pencils, Pa
pera. Nce
l. Yorn clock out II order7 Take Il 10
Chenault a Penny and have Il rcpaircd
Pricea low and satisfaction guaranteed.
J.If.&s ~. sHASKs have Just received
= splendid new lot II Ladies and Chill
dren's Shoes, made by Zicglcr Bros. and
are authorized 10 warrant every pair.
Mrxfco AND UNITED STATES Owing 10
their warm and delightful climates, their
inhabitants grow sallow from torpid Iiv-
err. Indigestion aud all diseases arising
from n disordercd stomach aud bowels.
They should of course al all times keep
the liver active, and 10 our readers we re-
commend Tabler's Porialine. or Vegetable
Liver Powder. Taken In time, will ofien
save money and much suffering. Price
30 cents. For sale by McRoberts A stagg.
HAvr You rHr BucKEyE1-lt l. a we'll
established fact, that Tahler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment will cure, II used according 10
directions. The Ksculus HlpPocustanun,
or IIorse Chestnut, commonly known a.
the Buckeye. has been highly esteemed for
many Year., owing % the fact, that Il pos
sessea virtues, lying In the bitter principle
called Esculin, which can be utilized Tor
the cure Of Piles. II affected with that
terrible disease, use Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment, aud be relieved. Price 80 cts.
For sale by McRoberts a Stage.
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ron Nov ENBEE-C Contains a vast amount
OF highly Interesting natter We may
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nous painter, by n. Robinson; "Hops and
Hop Culture by the same author; "rhe
Japanese Artisan At Home BY the author
Of "The Mikados Empire" "a Railroad
Jaunt in Costa Rica,' Meteorological
Register-,' etc; these are all profasely "
lusiraied. Joaquin Miller's great story,
Two Babes In the Wood Is concluded.
There are several short stories bv o. W.
HOLMES, Charles n. Webb, Walter =. Nc
Cam, and other celebrated authors; some
admirable sketches and poems Of great
merit A miscellany Astounding with well
come paragraphs, embracing a large yarie-
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Monthly for 1850 would prove a most de-
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There are in each number l2S quarto
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for four months. Address Frank Leslie.
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- Ansil Baugh fell from his horse on
Sunday night and broke his stub arm near
the shoulder. DIR. jackson was called and
rendered the necessary surgical attention,
- The health OF this neighborhOod-
pecially among the children-is bad. q.
W.Bastin has lost a seven-months old child;
Andrew ienry's little boy Of five years
died of Dyptheria, and Henry Walls suf-
fered the loss Of an interesting daughter Of
the same age. The prevailing diseases are
Dyptheria and Group. Two of II. p.
Young's children and two Of Louis Balls
are down with it, besides many Others.
- Rev. J. NJ. Cook lost a little girl on
the 2sth. She was frightened, as they
thought, by cat running over the bed,
which produced spasms and caused her ex-
tremities to get cold. The Doctor was
called. but nothing could be done to gel
up reaction. and at 3 O'Clock that
night she paid the debt We all owe. Hel
remains were deposited in the Pleasant
Hill Church-yard, by the side Of her littl,
sister that went about two years in adyanc,
of her 10 the Glory Land.
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MaRRIAeEs.

- They say that nm elopement was frus-
iraied IN town the other night
CARPENTER TURNER. Al the Floyd
and Chestnut Street Christian Church, Of
Louisville, on Wednesday, NAV. Car
penter, popular and wealthy farmer Of this
county. was married 10 Miss Lizzie Tur-
ner, lady Of beauty and many other at
fractions Mr.. Carpenter has recently
completed one Of the handsomest houses
in the county. and the lady he has chosen
for his wife, Is worthy in every sense tn
ursaide over II
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Some Of our neighbors are very mnch
annoyed BY negroes passing through theft
farms, leaving fencing down and gates
open. They have BALL" in the neigh
borhood every Saturday night, and pas
right through corn-6elds. One n OIL
neighbors says the next time his corn-feld
fence is len down the Rail will tc convert.
81 into \ funeral
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Husfonrilfe.

Your correspondent at this point has
been compelled by absence from home to
neglect his work in this department
AT boxing match Tuesday, on the
street. Tor general OBLIGATION between
one-iegged white man and a diluted dar-
kie, the mutilated man got worsted.
- Z. l.. Holmes placed his lovely bride
IN charge OF his pretty home in Middle
burg on wednesday OF last week. We
had the pleasure Of seeing the couple at
Church in Hustonville, on Sunday. We
congratulate our neighboring village on
this acquisition TO its pleasant society, and
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Mr.. Dyre aims 10 raise the school
building this week.
Capt George will apply for hotel
liquor license at our November County
Court.
M l.. Richards and Pat Barry have
bought the farm u George Givens, cold.
II Is their object 10 erect apon Il At once
an extensive ditillery.
-- We welcome into our midst the fam
lily Of Mr.. Gieseman, superintendent Of the
Oxley stave business. This company has
made very extensive contracts with parties
South Of here, which can not be filled
within less than eighteen months, hence
the location Of Mr. q.
90 Mr.. Henry Farris, one Of the princi-
pal stockholders in the Greenwood Coal
Mines, stopped over at this place this
week. lie informs us that by the first Of No
vember we can get all the coal we want.
All necessary arrangements for shipping
have been made with the managers Of the
Cincinnati Southern.
On Monday, November 3rd, D. s.
Jones 4 soEs will open their stock Of Fall
and Winter goods, consisting Of hosiery,
ladies' and children's cloaks, hoods, wooden
sacks, gloves in many styles, balmoral
skirts, ties, silk handkerchief, beautiful
line Of Hamburg, underwear for both
sexes, &c, etc. These goods were bought
low and will be sold to compete with any
neighboring market.
90 The innocent qnails IRE coming to a
sudden demise in merciless numbers. The
law certainly is in error to allow this fa-
vorite game to be exposed to shot-guns 80
early in the season. We noticed in the
fields this week some aocks that were not
more than half grown and others so small
that they could not rise out Of the grass
Still our sportsmen will bag the little wad
Of feathers and feet, and call Il business.
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SEIZED HIS lloRsE. A man Who had
been recently divorced from his wife, came
to town the other day after the necessary
document 10 make another woman his
partner, when the horse lac Was riding was
levied on for costs in the suit. lie iortn-
naiely proved that the horse wasn't "his'n,
aud ne was allowed 10 depart on him.
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FlGmT.-Gotlieb weiland and Richard
Myer, pair of German butchers, got into
fight at the Commercial Hotel, and after
chewing and scratching each other awhile
we're arrested and taken before the Police
Judge. One of them was not ready for
trial and the case was postponed until to-
dav
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DIvoRcEs.-rhere are eight suits for d.
vorce pending in the Circuit Court, and
two DEGREES have been entered this term.
One In ease Of oolored couple, the other,
was Mn. Mary vs.. John Pence. The
plea in the latter case was abandonment.
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sEAsoNABLE.-Call at Owsley 4 Higgins
and examine their stock Of Stoves, Crates,
sc. They make special order for ary
thing needed In their line.
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AT THE
VIEW NEAT AND PROVISION sl1E!
KEPT BY
a. d. HARRIS,
you wILLFIND-

The best Of Fresh Meat, Flour. Meal,
and all kinds Of Groceries, Bacon and
Lard. all Of which will be sold low
for Cash or Barter Also Saddlery
and Harness Of all kinds. Repairing
done in best style. Ladies and Gen
tlemen are invited TO call and see them
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STOLEN HORSES

On saturday, the 4th inst, two men came TO my
house, In Casey Co., about miles West Of nusion-
VILE, one riding a brown horse, l6 hands high,
years old. right hind and lett fore foot slightly
white inside, small star Ia the forehead seems
10 be natural PAGER. The other rode dark-bay
mare, 151S hands high, years old, no marks not
gated. Both animals were shod In mont and were
In good condition. The men disappeared nysteri-
ously on sunday, leaving the stock. II stolen, As
presume they were this Is 10 notify the owner that
he can obtain them by calling on me proving prop
erty and paying all reasonable changes.
Oct. IS, 1873. ELAN SIMPSON.
8g7-tf Hustonville Ky.
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Two Desirable Residences
IN sTAHFORD-
FOR RENT

bv n H. Wearen. The house contains ample
ROOM Is pleasantly situated and has all the neces-
sary 0utbuildings. Possession VIII ne gwen u
toler lst
oder for rent my house now occupied by a. y.
Harris, corner Somerset and Main SITS, IL "a roomY
aud convenient and the lot has sood saiaehi nv
merous outhOuses &C. Possession given Jan. ,'eu.
Address me care seas0ng00d Co., Nihcihnaiii
or J. n. Craig, stanford, Ky.
393-it W. NhAAcs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP

The partnership heretofore existing between Jno.
Hauser and Richard Myer Is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. Richard Myer Is authorized 10
collect all debts and pay all liabilities Of the con-
cern. JOHN HAUSER.
39s-ft RICHARD MYER.
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REMOVAL.

We have moved our stock Of Millinery Goods to
Main Street, opposite Commercial Hotel, where We
will In lew days open very select line OF goods.
Call and see -
8si-tf MRS. SUSAN NJ. WARREN.
MRS. BETTE BRUCE.
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q. HI. BRUCE,
OF STANFORD,

Having associated himself with the old reliable
drm ofGREKN, HUDDLKsTOS A Co., respecually
soiiciis the patronage Of his friends Ia kentueky'
All stock consigned 10 the Union nioeA h"iyA - ~.
einnstI. or Covineton Yards, COYingt0n, KY, 20
This arm, will be carefully handled and reiai,tea
for promptly
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Electro Medical Batteries

And instruments for physicians fS-za.1A
and families. Reasonable In price,
convenient and simple In con-
structOn and capable Of giving .LN
Induced currents OF all degrees Of &t4I|<
intensity required In medical 1H-f.
practice. Best Batteries ever man IA Al 49,
uiactured. so per cent cheaper A|IW I (.
than others. Prices Of the bras a. #
mounted, SIS, $40 and s25; nickel FN-t
plated 81. so extn. sent by express on receipt of
price. Circular free on application 10
II. p. TRUMAN a CO.,
Manufacturer Agents.
Is COurier-Journal Block, Louisville, Ky.
Batteries repaired. Mentionfhis paper S9s-u
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OuoHr ro orr A nIa SALARY. Elder s.
u. King went into q. II. Bruce a Co.'S
store This week, and laid in pair o. shoes
FOR each of his family. Il took an even
doycu
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Row.-Logan Montgomery and sec
rion hand got into a drunken row at Nc
Kinney Station on Saturday night, when
the former fired his pistol at the latter
without effect. lie then beat the man
over the head with the weapon, but did
not seriously hurt him. There has been
no lrisl Of the case that We have heard Of,
but the Grand Jury has indicted him for
carrying concealed weapons and malicious
shooting.
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ANOTHER IIoRsE. Mr.. John u. Miller
handed M biz announcement A. candidate
for Circuit Clerk NJ tho eleventh hour last
night, and We are, therefore, forced to defer
notice Of him IiIl nexl wcck.
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A CINCINNATI DRuMNER's LucK.--An
excitement was created a few days ago by
a pair Of horses dashing through the street
attached TO TIM front wheels Of wagon.
Il was Afterwards ascertained that il was
T.B.CArson's team which had got loose from
him mile or two in the country. The
wagon was broken in too, and his big trunk
was scattered along the road. The wonder
shout IL i, that the horses passed several We
hicles on their way and failed TO hit single
one
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LuSArIc.-John b. Stewart was tried
before the Circuit Court this week and adj
Judged a lunatic lie was taken To the
Asylum az Lexington.
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CAPTURED. james Wickersham, who
was serving a thirty-fye days sentence on
the rock pile, cut the ball and chain from
his leg, and made his escape few days
ago. Taller Newland offered small re-
ward Tor him which had the effect Of bring
ing him, Mike Cloyd and Logan Mont
gomery being the capton. lie now wears
two balls, one to each leg, and beats up his
rock like a little man.
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GoiSo To LEAVE Mc~rs. Ross A Lnr-
~, who came here frOm Covington about a
year ago and opened Family Grocery,
have decided TO leave, and Il Is said that
Mr.. y. Mattingly will take their goods,
and in connection with the articles that he
manufactures, continue the business al the
same stand.
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AQurRy.-A negro boy, whom hi' at
torneya claim l. but 10 years q age, was
sent 10 the Penitentiary by our Circuit
Court this week for twelve yean for at.
tempted rape. win Governor Blackburn
adhere 10 his determination that no chill =
dren shall be confined in the Penitentiary
during his term Of office and LEI Mr..
Vance loose To go and sin againG
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siSorn Peyion Parroit will trade you
new Singer for your old machine and q
reasonable amount in cash. lie has all
varieties of the Singer, which he sells on
the most accommodating terms. You had
better zee hini II In need of a machine.
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Local WALTERS.

STANFORD has fourteen Lawyers, seven
Daoi0rs and but two Preachers.
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Wny p Our attention has been called
To the fact that no papers against Wood
Little have ever been received by our
sheriff, from Ganard Judge Owslcy and
Judge Denny know no reason Tor Il, and
we would like 10 know who does. The
matter has been neglected long enough.
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A noted chemist who has analysed them, says
"THKRK Is MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN A PINT OF ANY OTHER"
We therefore say to the amicted
Try this Remedy fairly, Il Will not
harm you, you have nothing. to
lose, butwiil surely gain a vlgo-
rous Body, Pure Blood, Strong
horves and Cheerful Mind.
Principal once, IS hurry ST., NY.
PRICE 40 CENTS.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
TUTTSsHAIRsD DYE.
GRAY HAN on WHrskKRa changed to a GLOSSY
bLAck y single application Of this DYE. II I'M
patts Natural Color, acts Instantanegusly. and Is
sent by erpre. On receipt Of o.
ONCE 30 Murray st.s New York.
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IIousE BuRSED.--A house at Shelby
City, belonging TO Mr.. Veteran, but oc-
cupied by Rev. VIM. Stilwell, m aged
Baptist preacher, was DESTROYED by FIRE on
Monday night last. IL was drst discover
ell by railroad employe, who ran in,
awakened the sleeping inmates and drag
ged them out, not however, until Mr. Still
well had been painfully burned. The fam
lily only saved their wearing apparel; eve
~ thing else, including a large lot Of fur
niiure, was consumed
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A CoNsrABLE's MIsrAKE-Some time
since, an attachment was issued from the
Lincoln Circuit Court and placed in the
hands Of a Pulaski County Constable, d.
recting him 10 levy on two certain mules,
and return the attachment TO the Clerk Of
the Lincoln Circuit Court. The Constable
made the proper levy, but returned il be-
fore Pulaski Justice Of the Peace, one
Squire Decker, and before him tried the
right Of property. At the present term Of
the Circuit Court Judge Owsley issued Il
rule against the aforesaid Constable to show
cause why he should not be fined for CON
tempt Of Curt. The Magistrates turned
the mules over to the purchasers, and now
the Constable and his sureties will have to
pay for them.