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TRlXsFEB OF REAL EsrArE-The follow.
ing deed In fec, transferring real estate,
was admitted TO record In tho Office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Jan. 81, 1870, by George
Watson and vile 10 Frederick Fischer, .ior
the south one.halt OF lot No. 0 in square
81, fronting on the east side Of James slroct
lnow Jacob street,, between Preston (now
9Th street, and Taylor (now 9SIh street,;
800.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr.. D. ShanIoy was unanimously re.
elected Agent Of the County Infrmary.
George LETTERS, Esq, attorney for the
city, appeared and represented the claim
OF the city to certain land as belonging to
the pity and taxed by the county Us leases,
when It should be as personally.
On motion OF Mr.. Boring, the matter
was referred 10 the Finance Committee.
The receipt Of Henry Dice for damages
allowed November I, 1878, for land on
Davis and stoolfre road, was ordered to
be recorded.
Bill Of County Clerk Hook, Sl7 IS, costs
In case OF Board Of Commissioners vs.,
Louis Altmeyer, reierredto Finance Com.
mittee.
The resignation Of VIM. Miller as Couu-
ty Constable was accepted.
Adjourned.
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Change of Program me.

The days of resumption are now
upon us, and | fear it will he unprofta-
BILE to ME as well as my customers to
continue longer the credit system.
will, therefore, on and after January
the first, offer my entire stock of mer-
chandise OF bottom prices, strictly for
cash or in exchange for country pro-
duce, thereby save money for nv
patrons and trouble and expense to
myself. All parties indebted to me
will please come forward at once and
settle their accounts and notes by so
doing will save cost and trouble.
Thanking you for your patronage in
the past, and hoping that may merit
continuance of the same il the future,
also wishing you a Happy New Year,
/ am yours respectfully, l. p. BAR
NARD. Beaver Dam, Ky. December
9th, 1878: In.
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Destiny of the Republics.

The very peAceable resignation of
Pre-i!ent Mcmahon and the selection
and Inauguration of Mr.. Grevy TO the
Presidency Of the Republic of France.
has been a source OF the greatest pleas
ure and interest TO this country. 1t
was scarcely to be expected, from the
tickle and fiery character that so
long characterized the French people,
the perpetuation of the Repu bic
should he assured by the choice of a
successor TO Mcmahon in the conserva-
tive character of Mr.. Grevy. This
promises well for the perpetuity and
the further simplifying OF and conform
ity TO our own. The relations that
owed their origin TO the revolution of
1875 has ever made that people sub
ject Of deep interest to us, and her
present attitude has added greatly 10
our solicitude. The comfy of the
two great Republics must grow into
reciprocal interest. and they become
the controlling elements in Europe and
America.
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Let the Mantle Fall on the Wtsc~t.

The interest in the Governors can
vass seems to absorb almost every other
claim in the present campaign. DR..
Blackburn, whose strength seems 10
lay in the warm sympathy of the peo-
pie for his sacrifices in the yellow fever
scourge, has somewhat abated. When
they look calmly at the important po-
sition TO be filled, in which the inter
rsts Of great State is involved, some
thing else beside drugs and medical
skill Is necessary, they see in the
management of the commercial, agri-
cultural and political affairs of govern
ment, hence the contested prize is grow
ing more dubious every day, Under
wood Is making the doctor somewhat
uneasy by his close proximity. Ii,
with Mr.. Underwooi's small claims 10
talents and craftsmanship. he is dis,
paraging the doctors prospects, how
much more will they decline before
the splendid abilities and experience
of that veteran statesman, Col. Jones,
who is looming up. as We see by our
exchanges. and promises very fair to
win the sober second thought of the
yoomanry Of Kentucky 10 his support.
Of all the times in our history now Is
tine most necessary 10 select a tried,
trusty and competent statesman; such
is the character of Col. Jones, eloquent
on The stump as he is wise in council.
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COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

The following counties have Gale,
conventions to appoint delegates TO tn,
Democratic State Convention, to be bel,
in Louisville. May |. 1879:
Adair county. February lTth.
Anderson county. February l7,h.
Boyle county, February l7th.
Breckenridge county, February Eth.
Builitt county, February 18th.
Keaton county, February 18th.
Montgomery county. February 18th
Pulaski connty. February lTth.
Robertson county, February 18th.
Jessamine county. february 22d
Metcafe county, February 2ith.
Owen county. February oath.
Bou bon county. March 3D.
Christian county, March 81.
Hickman county March 81
Marion county, March 81.
Todd county, March Sd.
Trig, county, March 10Th.
City of Louisville, March 22l.
Oldham county. April Dist.
Shelby county. March 10Th.
Clark comfy, February oath.
Fleming county, February 2ith.
Muhlenherg county. February 24th.
Logan county. F-hruary 9th.
Grayson county, February 9th
Henderson county. April l9th.
Henderson county, April 18Th.
Butler county, March 3r1.
Mercer county. March Bird
Greenup counIv, April 7th.
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Pleas Court, and, AS ,a' did not, in our
editorial, pass an opinion on That sub
ject, we will now refrain from it.
Judge VI. comes square out and
claims the legal authority and right TO
impanel grand jury.
He saws we ARE no lawyer, and he
will post us, &c" Well, our ability
as a lawyer is, no doubt, limi,ed, but
our license to practice law was signed
by Judge Martin H. Golfer. now one of
the Judges of the Court of Appeals,
and another very eminent jurist OF the
State. and we are about rs proud of
the said license rs if issued by Judge
Morehead.
We think As before, TINT the Judge
assumed wide latitude when he i'm
panelled Grand Jury.
He refers to Section 307, but should
also have read Section BOG. They are
as follows:
S306 [299l. In tclut crses ndict;
melh not necess1iv IN police courts. No
indictment shall he necessary in pros
ecutions for violation of the bylaws or
ordinances Of city or town, nor in
other prosecutions in police or city
courts, unless the punishment of the
Ohense exceed fine of one hundred
dollars. or confinement tor thirty days.
1907 1901. Grupi jury in police
courts. II the police or city court have
jurisdiction of otlense, which can oniy
he prosecuted by indictment. the court
may order the peace officer, whose
duty il Is 10 attend the court, to sum
mon a competent number of grand in,
rors, the qualifications of whom shall
be rs prescribed in the General Stat
utes, and who shall be sworn, and have
the powers and duties prescribed i'll
chapter of Title VI.
Now, if the Police Judge of Soutl
Carrollton has jurisdiction of oflense,
for which defendant cannot be triet
without the intervention of Crane
Jury. then a Grand Jury may be sum
moned; but we see f,om the act ere
ating the office, that the Police judge
of South Carrolton has the same juriS
diction of Justices OF the Peace, and a
they have no jurisdiction to try cases
where it requires an indictment by !
Grand Jury before a final trial can b,
had. so neither has Judge Charles l.
Morehead, Police Judge of the tow
of South Carrollton. Muhlenber,
county, Ky. Can you see the "pint ]?
What is the Use of Judge More
head having Grand Jury 4? An,
case he has jurisdiction of can be trie'
without an Indictment; aud in case
where an Indictment Is necessary be
fore n final trial can be had, he Ia,
no jurisdiction. Good bye, Judge
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We will preface our comments
on the foregoing card with the state
ment that we have been on terms of
intimacy and friendship with Mex
cuse us, Judge Morehead, for more
than fifteen years, and we wrote the
editorial he refers to because we heard
a great many rumors about his man.
ner of dealing out justice and could
not believe them to be true. If the
rumOrs were true, h had, as we stated,
exercised a rather wide latitude, and
he needed touching up little; if not
true, he was entitled TO a chance TO
vindicate himself, which chance we
gave him by publishing the editorial
and sending him a marked copy of the
paper. Whether he properly appreci.
ated or understood the motives that
prompted our action. the reader can
very readily see. Now, a brief COM
ment on the card and we are done
with the whole aifiir.
The first thing we notice is his crit.
cism on our spelling of the word lin.
panelled." The way the word appear
ed in the editorial it was open 10 criti-
cism, but the Judge didn't see it. Wor-
cester spells the word "impanelled'
and also ''empanelled. Webster spells
it both ways, one "l' and two rs, VI
and also commencing with sc" or "i;'
but Jadge Morehead must have two
ms in his photography OF the word.
We wrote the word in our editorial
nnparlelJed, which is right according t.
a predominsnce of the best authority;
but the compassion, by accident, got in
one two many MS on us.
As the Judge likes criticism on spell
ling suppose, we give him few. AT
the foot of his card lie writes a note,
asking us to send him six copies of the
paper containing his card. He adj
dresses the envelope containing his
card TO the Editor of Hartford Her
raid" Copies with two "p's" and
Herald with two RS" is fearful
butchery.
A man with ordinary shrewdness
ought to breathe enough learning from
the highly educated atmosphere of
South Carrollton to enable him to un.
derstand his mother tongue better than
that. Don't you wish that you hadn't
tackled us on the spell, and are you
not making mistake when you crit.
else newspaper man in photography
The question of the right of Mr..
Blackjack to be tried by jury is now
to be paese'l upon by the Common
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SoUTH CARRorLroN, KY, Feb. 5

SoUTH CARRoILroN, KY, Feb. 5.
Editor Herald:
DEAR Sinh an editorial in your
issue of January Doth, 1879, You de-
liver yourself of quite a severe strict
ure upon some of my official acts, as
Police Judge of South Carrollton.
In substance YOU say that | recline on
no "bed of roses. That John Black
lock has sued me for 81 800 in dam
ages for denying him trial by Jury.
That III. NJ. Davis has also brought
suit against me for the same oflense,
laying damages at $500. That | i'm
panneled. with two rs), Grand
Jury. and had lot of indictments
made out, and parties arrested by vir-
tue thereof; and last, but alas, not
least, YOU, the Editor of that power
full and influential sheet, ycleped the
Hartford Herald, express an opinion
(Which of course ends it, that this,
if true. is rather wide latitude for a
Police Judge of small village. and
he surely needs taking down button
hole or two"
If this etiusion of yours had been
the irresponsible scribbling of some
anonymous black Euard, | would have
let the matter pass without notice
hut you have honOred it with a space
in your editorial columns, and | think
it requires an answer from me. In
the first place as to the suit OF Black.
lock against me: Blackjack was ar
rested for violating a town ordinance,
by loud and profane swearing and
drunkenness. Under said ordinance
the fine was limited to $40. Ii YOU
will borrow sore lawyers Bullitt',
Criminal Code, and turn to page SIS
section $40 Won will see that il was
the law and not the court, that refused
Blackjack a trial BY Jury. As to the
Davis suit, it was dismissed at the las
term of the Muhlenberg Court OF
Common Pleas, at his cost. And now
as to my exercising that wide latitude
for a Police Judge of small village
Ivy impanneling Grand Jury. &C.. il
YOU will again turn to Bulliti's Code
page 81, section 307, you will see that
even Police Judges of small village.
like South Carrollton and Hartford
have n right under the law to i'm
pannel Grand Jury.
If you sir had been lawyer i
would have been unnecessary for m,
TO have answered your editorial, fol
you would not nave been so sweeping
in your charges, had you known tn,
law. However you are no lawyer
and deem it but right to post you {
little on the laws of your country
Hoping that in justice to me, you vii
give this letter a place in your columns
| remain your Obedient servant.
CHARLES l.. MoREuEAD.
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Tho state Canvass.

MANCHESTER, Feb. 4.--According
20 previous announcement at the adj
journed meeting in December last. the
Democrats of this county met at the
courthouse in Manchester on Monday,
the ID. Tie following are the in
structions:
For Governor. J. c. Underwood.
For Lieutenant Governor, Joseph
NJ. Davidson j. a. Dawson second.
Attorney General John L. Cooper;
Watt. Hardin, secord.
Auditor, ID. Howard Smith.
Register of the Land Office, A. B.
Gilbert; t. ID. Marcum, second; ID.
\. William, third.
For Superintendent Public Instruc-
ton, ii. A. NJ. Henderson z. +.
Smith. second; James Allen, third.
For Treasurer, Col. Dick Tate.
MONROE COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Courier j ournal.l
ToMPKISsvIILE-Monroe county in
structed on the 3rd inst. For Govern.
or, Black burn; for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, ID. r. Hsggsrd Auditor,
Howard Smith; Acknowledgement,
Hardin; Treasurer, Tate; Superin,
dent, Halsell. X.
So far as counties have instructed,
the Democratic nomination for State
officers stands as fellows:
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Certificate OF Recommendation

We, the undersigned, Trustees of
District No. Y, do hereby certify
that Obed Bennett. jr., taught our
District School in 1889, and he gave
us general satisfaction. We think him
gentleman. Any District will do
well to employ him as their teacher.
This is given without being called for,
as we think he is entitled to it, and,
perhaps it will be a benefit to him
some day. ALFRED AsHBY
b. PATTERSON.
VIM. III. Ross.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-02-12

We have received No. 8 of the
South Kentuckian, published at Hop
kinsviIle, by Messrs. Townes x Wilgus
and edited by w. I. Townes. 1t is
as bright, sparkling, newsy and lively
as any local paper in our whole list of
exchanges, and that is saying good
deal.
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VEG E'EEN Il
SAFE AND SURE.


Mn. II. r. SrtvExs:-
In 1872 your Ncgctinc wa recommended 10
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ling. since then have nor hesitated to give
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medicine use and as long As live never
expect to find better. Yours truly
W II. CLARK.
100 Monterey Street. Allcgahany, Penn.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
supt. Of neutrality-suspicious..

DIR. II. 4. NJ. HENDERSON. OF
Bourbon county. i candidate tor re-
election to the office of Superintendent OF
Publ'c Instruction.
Hon. Z. F. SMITH. OF Henry county
!. scsodidsle for Superintendent of Pub.
lie Instruction.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-02-12

The prospects for renewing the run
ming of trains on the Greensboro and
Russcllville Railroad are not very fiat
tering.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-02-12

PHmT ARNOLD, of Elizabethfown,
the man noted for his diamond mine
transactions few years ago, died last
Saturday.
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EIBIUNRN-.
VEGETlNE.
HER OWN WORDS.

BALrIsoRF, Mp Feb. 10, 1871.
Mn. II. X. SrsyESs:
Dear Sir-Since several years | hsvs q. q
and vsry painful foot. Ihal soms physi-
cans. but they couldn't cure me. Now | haze
heard Of your Vcgctinc from a lady who was
sick f,r long time. and became al. well from
your Negctinr. and | went aud bought Inc one
hottie of Negriiuc: and after | had used one
bottir. the pains l,ft me. and it began TO heal.
and then | bought one Other hottie and so
take i, yet. | thank God for this remedy and
Yourself; aud wishing every sufferer may pay
attention L. il. II l. bl ssiug for health
Mrs. G. KRABE, 63s West Baltimur Street.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-02-12

JUDGE L. T. ALEXANDER, of Lou
isville, has Withdrawn from the race
for Governor.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-02-12

The above is the exact strength of
the different candidates up to the close
of last week. Several counties held
conventions Monday last. which
changes the strength some.
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VEGEWENE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE

Ma. II. K. SrgvE~s:--
Dear Sir.-Ths is to certify that have
used your blood PREPARATION" in ny family
for several years. and think hat for Scroluia
ur CsnSerouS iilmHrs or Rheumatic affections
it cannot he eXrell-d ana a. a blood pdril =
and spring m"'ii inc it is the besr thing h , Q
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/ can cheeriully recommend it to any one in
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Yours Respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DINSM0RE. 10 Russell Street.
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n lean make money faster at work for us than
at any thing else. Capital not required;
we will start you; Sl2 per day at home
IN de by the Industrious. Men. women
boys and girls wanted everywhere to cork
- for us. Now is the time. Cost, outfit and
terms frse Address TRuE & Co, August
Msine. vfno1
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All stock shipped to US shall have our per
sontl attention, AMI returns ado promptly
Persons Shipping 10 should notify b,
mail or telegraph with instructions rs to re
mi'ting proceeds. etc.
We wall honor drafts on as for two-third,
value Of Stock, if accompanied 10y bill Of Ia
ding Very respectfully.
NCtRIS. HARPER GREGORY.
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Letter List.

4 list OF Letters remaining in the Post,
office at Hartford. Ky, on the rst day OF
February, 1879; which. if no, taken ont
by the lst day of March next, will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
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Jnc half of the Tuition will he due at the mid
lie of the Session. aud the other ut the close.
No deduction fT absence. except in case OF
S-otracted sickness. Students will be received
ut any time and charged from time of enter
ing Special attention paid to fitting boys for
College.
Board car b. obtained al from s9 - 70 81 30
Ter WEES. sinS1etf.