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DEATHS.


IuTcnIsos-Little james, infant son Of
j. II. and Belle Hutchings, OF Crab Or
chard, died yesterday morning Of Comics
ton of the brain, aged months. His flu
neral will take place from the residence
this morning, at 10 O'Clock. Services by
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce.
DouaLAs.-Died, on Sunday evening
hast, Of Consumption, Mrs. Emily, wife Of
n. Z. Douglas, aged %. She was deyo-
ted member Of the Baptist Church Cor
over 30 years, and was good woman in
every respect. Her husband and six little
children will miss her sorely.
WILLIAMS. Mrs. Nancy Williams died
at her home near WaYneshurg, on the 10Th
inst, after a long illness. aged 90 YEAR.
She was the wife Of George W. Williams,
a veteran Of the war Of 1872, who still
survives her al the age Of o. Mrs. VIII
Jams had charge during the more active
part Of her life, Of a hotel, and Was widely
aud favorAbly known by all who jOurneyed
South from this section before the railroad
times. She was a member of the Church
for over CO yeaIs.
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OvoHr TO or DoSr.-We expect h. call
= session Of the Legislature for the purpose
Of declaring the upper Hanging Fork =
navigable stream; A. two Of our entefpris.
inc citizens have boat nearly completed
for the occupancy Of IL sylvan waters.
MAy.DAy CELEBRATION. Miss Nc. :.
Logan, who has iust returned from the
city with a full and beautiful line Of mill
linery goods, will have a grand opening Of
her stock on Thursday, May isi. Ladies,
come IN and zee something really bcauti-
ful
JAN DELIvEnv.-J. W. Allen shipped
on Monday night, per G. S. Il. W. two car
loads Of cattle for Cincinnati. When the
train Preached the city, Il was discovered
that eleven head Of the bovincs mot hogsl)
had avaiIed themselves II an nnfasiened
door, and stepped out
A SHOOTING AEFAIR-Came % At the
r. r.. Station on Wednesday evening Of
last week, in which the quiet and gentle
manly agent, John W. Hooker was slight
" wounded by VIII Carter. The matter
grew out Of an alteration about some
freight, in which Carter was interested. AZ
ter firing, Carter fed, pursued by three
bullets from Hocker's pistol but the de-
lay while getting the weapon from the
desk, probably saved Carter from damage
TIM WAY THEy DO IN TExAs-A
young gentleman writing from seguin,
Texas, TO his grandmother, Mr.. NJ. More
land, Of this county, under date Of the
18th inst, announces that he was born
few minutes previously-found the family
well considering the circumstancesl-
rather likes the country, 40 far as he has
seen it-but needs a name by which he
can be made known to his numerous callers
and suggests the proprieiy Of his being
called Robert Hart Thomson.
R.R AND CUMBERLAND FALIs.-
Soc Owens has returned from a visit to the
Falls OF Cumberland, and reports matters
progressing favorably in reference to a
Summer campaign in that delightful re-
sion. lie reports the probable completion
Of the Railroad as far as the coal mines by
the 18th of May. Messrs. Crooke 4 Co.,
are pushing work at the mines and thus
we have prospect Of coal in abundance
this season. The mines in question are
about thirteen miles South Of the Gambler
land River, and the road Is finished to a
point within three miles Of the coal. II
is expected that passenger car will be run
10 the mines as soon as the road is opened
10 that point.
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LAND, STOCK AND CROP.


Geo. W. Afford bought Of Thos. Smith,
a 4-year-old work mare for $50.
A number of shares in the Fisst Nation
al Bank at Lexington, Aold iasi week at
Sill so per share.
Geo. II. Bruce 4 Bro. Of Lincoln, sold
TO DIR. Palmer Of Lebanon, four-year-old
Denmark gelding, for $3.50.
d. C. Terhune, Of Mercer, bought q nice
lot Of 2-year-old mules from J. 7. Cald-
we'll, Of Taylor county, at s527O per head
Alfred NJ. ofnt, Of Scott, sold To Joseph
Finley, 50 lambs, to be delivered May l5ib,
at SO per head. Il Is thought the lambs
will average 60 pounds at that time.
Squire John Bailey, Of the Milledgeville
neighborhood, has a eve that dropped
lamb the 9th Of last August, and another
on the 18th Of March. shes a eve worth
having.
II i now authoritativeiy asserted that
we are to have no peaches aud but Few
cherries this year, but the prospect for APP
pies and pears, and smaller fruit i very
promising.
AIT. STIRLING Large crowd in attend
ance. About 200 cattle offered; common,
2sCa3c; nice yeaflings, &c; lot Of choice
calves, SIS per head; work cattle, $40 to
SIS per pair.
GEoRGETowS CouRr DAY.-About 800
cattle on the market, which were sold at
prices ranging from 81 to &c. A few
broke mules were sold at from SIS to Sll5
per head Common plug hor-cs brought
from $40 to SIS.
Mr.. John Bright has made a calculation
and found that one bushel OF corn planted
81 feet each way, il sufficient for 5 acres,
and planted 4 feet each way will cover Z
acres. There are, he says, 10000 grains in
a bushel, and il requires l4,4OO to plant
an acre.
DASvnLE CoURT.-Capt. II. 7. Bush,
auctioneer, reports; Fine weather and
good sale day. About 500 cattle on the
market, of which sold 1870 head at p to
a cents per pound, according to quality.
Calves sold from SO to $40 per head. Very
few mules or horses on the market, and
those offered sold low.
LoUIsvnLE.-The cattle market remains
active, with prices unchanged. Good to
extra shippers, ~ to 8 cents best butch
ers', a to AZ; medium To good, to Al;
thin to common, q to %. Hogs continue
to go down, choice now bringing but So.
65 to s3.S5; fair to good, $40 to $3.50;
common, SAYS to 81. Extra sheep are in
demand at AZ to 6; common to medium,
slow at 3 to 4 cents.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Eagleman's HaI.

scHooL.-Prof. T. +. Baker Is teaching
school in the house Of Mr.. James Under
wood.
PREAcHiSo.-Rev. Mr.. Linney, on ac-
count Of sickness in his family, failed TO be
with us last Sunday. bat Mr.. May, theo-
log of Danville, FULFILLED his appointment.
PERsoNAL--Miss Patiie L. Farris, who
has been sojourning for some time in Ian
caster, made Ms a flying visit last Sunday
evening, accompanied by Mr.. C. V. Gentry.
Foor Cur 0FF.-Sammy Ball, a little
boy eight years old, son Of Amos Ball,
near this place, had one Of his feet almost
cut of a few days ago by jumping from
wagon on an az. Il bled profusely, and
and il was thought for while that the lit
tie fellow would bleed to death.
A Coon IDEA.-The School Trustees Of
this district will meet at the house Of Mr..
james Underwood next Saturday morn
ing, for the purpose Of making arrange
menis to build another schOol-house as
early as possible. Most of the patrons are
in favor Of building Church and School
house combined. We are inclined TO think
il is a good idea. II is useless TO build
a Church and school-house eide by side,
when one house large enough would an
swer both purposes. Mr.. Green Bright
has been trying Tor some time to get assis-
lance to build Church. IL he will agree
To build a Church aud school-house COM
bined, all the patrons in the district will
lend a helping hand.
ASorHER FmE.-Last Sunday, about
p O'Clock, Bright's School-house was con.
sumed by Gre. There are variou. opin-
ions as to how il originated. Il is thought
by some to be the work OF an incendiary.
The ire when discovered by some Of the
members Of Mr.. Green Bright's family,
was Just beginning to burn In the North
west corner, near the ground, on the out
side. II il caught from defective hue, il
is rather strange that il caught 70 near
the ground. Our Sunday school will not
be suspended on account Of the school
house being burned. Mr.. James Under
wood has vacant house and he has
kindly consented that the sunday school
can meet there every Sunday at the usu-
al honr.
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PERSONAL.

Miss JupnH GuEsr, Royle county bssuly. Va.
10 town Yesterday.
Miss KArE Hans, OF Cnb Orehari. Il guest Of
Mr.. J. owsley Essns.
Ma. So. MrKEs va. eiectcd Grand Conductor Of
the l. o. NJ. a. a. Louisyilie last week.
Ma AND Mss Wa. Rolsros. of 0aITsrd. visit
Cd the hmily Of capt. oeo. ~ Mckinney this
week.
Ma. CaARLrs T. Hobrnrs, Ticket Agent OF the
Wabash r. n, At nansnle, H., was guest Of ;.
\, Myen this week.
Mas Jos McAlIsrrn ASn pAuoHrKss came
over nom Geoustown last Friday and spent sever
Al days with relatives here.
Miss nErrE scorr. Of narrodshur who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Etta Puiam, oi thi,
county, returned home several days ago.
Mas. LzziE DuSLAr, Of Dansiils, and Mis-,
Aima wheTriti. one 81 lancaster's prettis,t and
host wcru guests u Mrs. 0eo. n. Bruce this week.
On. ,. 7. BonoS. the lively tanner of WAYNE
county. VA In town a few moments this seek. he
seems ture that be- ha. struck lucky streak TITS
time
Ma TaoxAs nUFoap and his Interesting family
lon on Tuesday Toe their faiure home 10 Peabody,
Kansas, Mr.. Buiord has ior yean been a worthy
aud popular Gillian Of this place. aud the host o.
friend. that he eaves wishes hi'a great prosperity
Ia hls.wesiefn hume
Mss FASSiE RID who has been spending sey-
efL mouths In New Orleans returned yesterday
With Mis- Annie TimlerlAke, lovely young lady
OF that city. Miss Fannis Is hooking her protiiest
aud speaks Ia the highest praise Of the sunny
south. Mr. John NJ. Reid met the young ladie' In
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ASD LErrER wRiTIS0 Too.-Montioel-
10 may resume gardening safely now
DESERVES PRAIsK. Miss Logan, whose
lad" appears below, deserves praise and
patronage for the addition she has made 10
elegant oonvenienees Of our village.
Pur A HEAD OK YOUR L. Gilman
has completed his arrangements and il Ia
king pictures in every style Of Pho'ogra-
ply. His work cannot he surpassed. lie
has the rare faculty Of Improving on tho
original
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Circuit Court.

Judge NJ. II. Owsley aud Commonwealth
Attorney Denny were early at their post
on Moniay, and are pushing the business
Of the court at lively rate. A great ma
ny cases Of minor importance have been
disposed Of, aud the docket bids fair to be
pretty we'll cleared during the two-week's
term. A glance at the names Of the jurors
below will convince all who know them
that the Commonwealth will suffer no
wrong at their hands;
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GRANNY sHoRr's Mai. n
W. Bradley inimitablc book IA going %
like hot cakes. Call At ihis Office early 4
you would secure a copy. Price 30 cents
A BrN wrrK.-Thia has been busy
week. beipg the frat Of The April Circuit
Couri. Il has also been busy time IN the
storc-house 81 Hayden Brother ~ hun.
dred. have visited that establishment and
purchased goods from their new, elegant,
and cheap Spring stock. The ladies have
been specially pleased with the new and
exquisite styles Of drcss-goods and other
articles suitable for the fair -cx. The firm
Is s,ill receiving every few DAYS, something
new and attractive.
GoSE Bob James, the alleged partner
Of George Saunders In his raid on Mr.. Jno.
Buchanan's store some eighteen months
ago, has alao, we learn, taken tho Western
fever, and has gone no more to return I'M
Ill the indictments against him are forgot
ten. lie was given money by his friends
while ont on hail before. 10 leave, but he
60, as far a. Louisville, and looking on the
wine while Il was red, became intoxicated,
and when he sobered up, found that he had
scarcely enough money TO take him back
10 Crab Orchard. His hail j. $500 and
his bondsmen are No. !, In ability 10 pay.
--e---
SAMUEL WILLIAMS CArruRrD.--A tel
egram was received by the Sheriff Of Gar
rard, this week, announcing the capture at
Dallas, Oregon, Of Samuel Williams, who,
on the 2jth Of MAY, 1870, killed Thomas
Burns, At Liberty, in Casey county, in a
quarrel over a chew Of tobacco. Immedi-
aiely after the deed was committed, VIII
Jams was arrested, and Circuit Court being
in session, was indicted for murder, and
held without bail. The jail Of Casey be-
ing insecure, the officials ordered him TO
the Lancaster Jail, where he was confined
until released by mob on the night Of
June 9th, following. The mob that re-
leased him took from the same Jail me-.
gro barber, named Floyd Pierce, and hung
him for the killing Of a man named Yea
key, Cor which the examining Court had
,cquitted him. Williams then left the
country and was heard 81 no more ill a
telegram from the far West, told Of
HE voluntary 50 rrender The surrender,
4 was afterwards learned was while he was
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LOcaL NOTICES.

49,. - So. -. -. 49,.
'"h" '"'"'''h ne-' N"'e' navy '"''''"
iAkt your Prescriptions TO M''oper''
NS'"sE
TAgr your pictures 10 the Gallery 10. ~
framed ehedp
Fri atock Of Fishing Tacklcat McRob.
sus a Stacr's.
FaAMrs. any siye. made 10 order a. tho
Picture Gallery
,,p,.,. ,,..,,.
ceiSed al The Pictun GALLERY.
A. 80 N o.. =. -,
~. y = ~ 1;y ,hAsss nv ~, ''o'''e"
- ...s.,, $50,
IhhslO,AS1 pie-eIill'i,ona,s accurately
'"'npo"h'oo W 'h'"'u' " r'"nv"
McRonrnTs \ SrAoo have the latest
styles Of Wall Paper, and very cheap.
IApcr s,ock NJ Nold;rgs and 2,c,,..
Frame n po,,or PFC :, Chcr.nl, 4
Pennv'.
"H.cru,r,cr.. ponui,, aud f,..,.o,
s.crtnme aoid Nv tb.,snlt a Penny
Stanford
AffiNiioNi tfsnhnMfN r nli stock
ot kcelA Poles, Lines, Hooks, N, ~ Che.
nanli u fennys'
fnFsH BrrF, Pork and Sauage, will be
found AZ all times n a. J. Harris, Che
nauits old stand
An an, Arcounts and Notes will he
,,.rr.n,cg q, n moi sc,,led immedi.,.lv
And.,.on A NcRohert.
quaniliyi quality and durability fuaran-
teedi Tor sale ny Mchoherts n stage.
Dry-vour Garden srel from, Chenault A
Penny An Iinde Iandretb'. Rriggs a
p,o !, ,,d F.,r,'. F,e.b .nJ ..nuire
AS this D. the season ior painting your
houses you can md complete stock Of
nv
a, c.
~ :" o ,', ~ aIS yS's Iese, nll.,
nv Vlnhs 70, ., L-", " A"u N"i',
,,,,,l 49,, nay y ~ 1c'f'' ''"H "
'h'i'ue'p''"- ie7' s''"'' n'A'e'
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and gener-
Al debility. when you can get At our store
shiloh's System Niializer which We ell on
a positive guarantee 10 cure YOU. Price 10
80. and IS Ct. For ale ~ Chenanlt
\ Penny, Stanford
nos,, a.. n,o,,,.,,, NJ. -.
n 49,, ~, ~ 80, a. -
,sl.d ~ - 49, ce,'-h .ls,I el,ia ~
Carsan,,;oa 60" nesh,. -, 80
ri Car,.bs Ia 40 C,r'n,,,,,;o,, "a
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R,ct ~ "a ~. ShiIol,s Po,r" p,.s,.s
pie p, 80 ~ - H. Chsnsni, 4
p.nrv S,.nf,,d
Tn sronN OF THE ATLANTIC TIE
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oHAND JUH1.
Joseph svope. John McHoberts.
Samuel n. Helm. "a. Carter,
7. J. Foster. wv. weathsriord. .
Jas. D. Moor. Richard Collier.
George W. Kiug. John Young,
Hugh Barnett, Ezra G. GOoch,
}. Il. McCisry. James 1. Mckinney.
Elijah Pence. q. W. Linginielter
FEru JuAY.
WA. N. Higgins. @. ". peIsorie.
John Buchanan, James Carter, JT..
John Garter, IT,, A. W, Carpenter.
7. C. CoAsy. W. D. Mckinney,
7. W. Miller, Jno. NJ. McRoberts j..
Henry Baughman. deorge y. Hopper,
T. T. Davies. Samuel Duddersr
james Owens. Forestus Reid
VIM. NJ. IASisy. samuel Reid.
o. ,. Grow, J. G. Sarseant,
n. ?. Young. }. d. Bastin,
VIM. Burton, A. n Mckinney.
The first cases disposed Of were two
against Brad Henson for giving whisky to
minors, in both Of which he was fined $50.
The case against him for maliciously stab
bling boy named Russell, was set for to-
morrow, the 9th day OF the term.
Pack Padgett, Jr., for keeping tipling
house, was fined $50 Doc Grear, for same
offence, 500 W. II. Hubble, same offence,
2 cases, $50 each. Thomas Shelton, same
charge, cases, $40 each. William Elkin,
Jr, same offence, $50, and Mat Reynolds,
do, $50.
For carrying concealed weapons, Asher
Harris, Zaek Padgett, Henry Blain, John
Clark and Thomas Gaddis, each, got 10
days in Jail and s2j fine.
Henry Blaih, for unlawfilly shooting
another negro, was fined SIPS,
Al Hughes, charged with arson and Ku
KluHing, having skipped to the West, a
forfeiture was taken on his bond.
Charlotte Meux, eolored, forfeited the
money deposited for her bail on a charge
Of altering bank note.
John Wickersham, for rape, also forfeit
ed his bond.
Wm. Ball, for selling whisky TO minors,
and keeping tipling house, 3 cases, was
fined a total Of Si60.
The case Of John Terrell for the muir
der OF Sutton, is set for trial to-day, and
Tom Cain for the murder of Hiram Tuck
er, for newt Tuesday. the slh day OF the
term.
Only II indictments have been return
cd yet.
The trial Of John Long, Samuel Gooch
and Daniel Sims, ior arson, took up the
whole day yesterday, and was in progress
at adjournment last evening.
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SODA WATER Busby Il the frat to fur
nish this cold and refreshing drink. Call
and w q Glaze.
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GERMAN MnLrr srrp at wearen a
Evans.
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$. +. c. CoMNEsoENEsr- $. e.
Trueheari, the Principal, informs rs that
the commencement Exercises Of the Stan
ford Female College will begin on Sunday,
June 6th, with sermon by DR.. A. w
Wilson, Secretary Of the Board Of Missions,
and close on Thursday evening, June l2lh,
with an address by DR.. O. Y. Fitzgerald,
editor Of the Nashville Christian Adrocaie.
Both OF these divines have national repu-
taiiona, and will make the closing exercises
all the more interesting.
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.

onAu uAfn % unIanHas tha q - 90 - SO
MLAcM b. alnas sptlical "a ~ tAis uff. la'.
Nalla NaiaIai NooT. aeis lasiau sns cess Hid 10
L. Ua1rllsll - aprna Wator N1II 10 Dress sIH N4
So " sEpls.a " fsesipi % a.
ofios, 50 Murray ST., Nov York.
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NorE.-spring has come in earnes,......
The Good Templars hold an election for
officers to.night......T The negrs that got
his skull mashed on Ciicns day IL near
~ well..... Jimmy Carsons flower stand l.
the most popular la town.
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AoEyrs wASrED-To ell the genuine
Singer Sewing Machine. To good men We
will pay salaries. Call on, or address A.
G. Snow, Manager, srd st., Danville, Ky. .
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TUFTS PILLS

are compounded from Substances thai are
free frem aay properties that ean inlure
the mesf delicate Organization. They
search, Cleanse, Partly, aud lnvie crate
ths snfire system. ~ relieving the en-
Eornel Liver, they cleanse the bleod
frsm polseneas hamers, and thus tnpart
health aud vitality % the body, eausina
the bowels 10 act naturally. withoue
which Ne ono ran feel we'll.
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FroTrIvr ARRrrEp.-Thomas Brown
ing, a fugitive from Bracken county. was
arrested near Preachersville, In this coun-
~, on Tuesday, charged with burglary.
lie had forfeited si,OO0-bond for his ap-
Peannce, and his sure,ies were exceeding
ly anxious Tor his immediate return; 50
the officer took him straight on to Bracken.
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TUFTS PILLS.

Their arst enect 10 10 Iuersass The Appetite,
snd cause the body " Tsks sn Fiesh, thus he
system Il nsaFishsds and By their Tenie Ae-
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OR. ]. s. HAYWOOD,

~Tss dis.ssos s1ist thai oannai 10 relieved ~ -
slsrins The LEsr 10 ~ norins faneiiona. and iol
thla p1rposs 10 remedy has ben iufeniud that
k4s = happy "a eject - TUFTS fil.LS"
SOLD tvERYwhfRf, Paict Is cthfS.
omss 10 RIarray street, New fsrk.
- DE-. TUFTS MANUAL 81 valuable lpnr-
uaailon and Useful heceipis" VIII h naaliei fffs
90 Application.
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THANKs--we have received from W.
~ Potts, Danville, sack Of -four male
by bis new patent proccss. II makes en-.
cellent bread, and We can heartily recon-
mend the brand 10 all consumers.
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To TAX PAYERg-I am determined TO
clo-e up my business, and ! nov give fair
warning that will advertise every man
who fails to pay his taxes BY next County
Court. Read this aud show Il TO your
neighlor. II is the last call. AN. Feland.'
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PAvNo ur.-The National Mutual In.

PAyNo Ur.--The National Mutual In
suranoe Company, Louisville, has oompro-
missed with P. A. Willard, and paid him a
satisfactory amount in full OF the policy
taken by his mother in his favor The
Company has also rendered TO Mr.. Ander-
-on, wife Of lanes Anderson, who was
killed by the cars recently, near Mt Yer
non, 500 Of the amount due him, though
no part Is due for two months yet
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TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted TO such
cases, q single dose effects
such a change % feeling as 10
astonlsh the sufferer.
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A Noted Divine says F:

Dr. TuTfs-DaAr sri for Tan years have hssn
aartyr 10 DY.pspsia. oousiip aton and Piles LAT
hprna pour filla uera recommended 10 ne ! ussd
lksm but Nth little faith. am nov yell man.
hs.s seed .gesiis dlssii ~ s,ss. 5sssf '.ae ,
Raw r. l. Simpson, Louisville. ~.
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La N.R Rive received the follow
ing telegram from Col. G. p Atmore, Gen
eral Tickle, Agent, last night Eve have
arranged to run special train TO Louis
VILE, May LIT, TO accommodate delegates
to the Democratic Convention. Il will
pass Stanford $40 A. ~, and arrive at
Louisville $50 A.. N. Tickets will be sold
at one fare for the round trip. good return
ing until May 3rh, and they will he good
coming to Louisville on regular train,
April 9Oth.
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SUICIDE. "Wednesday evening, 7. v.
Clary, Citizen Of this county, was found
on the roadside between town and the
Junction, in an apparently dying condi-
tion. lie was taken to the Junction, and
DR.. McRoberts sent for, who worked with
him until o'clock A. NJ. yesterday, when
he died from the effects Of the iva ounces
Of laudanum that he had taken with sui
cidal intent The drug was taken in
shanks spoonamore's bar-room. Clary a,
the time remarking that Il was medicine
and although BE- had previously remarked
that he expected TO be in hell in few
minutes, no one paid any attention 10 him,
ma he was thought To he drinking. lie was
a son-in.law OF Bertram sprati, and leaves
crippled wife and little child in very
destitute circumstances. who will perhaps,
be better OF without him. The following
letter Was found on his person;
srASFoHD. Az. IA. is79.-Dsas sisisr-Ass. n.
v. PLuMNEE-I ana crazy a. may BE- said, but |
say that I dont know. have understood that
there vould 10 legacy ifonl uncle Bursos' estate,
n 50, have "a directed 90 Masgie Dora daughter Of
7. v, aud A. J. ciary. Sister, l have but little
10 say. love you and highly respect you and
cur iAniily. have no friend nov, not even God, !
therefore 20 70 he'll according 10 the word that
have no risbt TO doubt. Ny poor vile and baby
are on the eve Of starvation. and have no power
10 present A. You may investigate u Yea viii,
bat Il will do no good
In the absence Of the Coroner Squire
NJ. C. Poriman held an inquest. which re-
suited in verdict In accordance with tho
above facts. His friends not calling foI
the body, ClaTy Was buried at the expense
Of the county.