The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-10

buy goods cheap, and Of course they called
At Hayden Bros, where every thing l. kept
In stock, from paper Of needles to full
suit fof both males and females, and al At
prices which nobody can complain o. Don't
forge, the fact that this energetic firm still
offer any q their Winter goods At about
cost.
TINS BLAm.GRANoER SCANDAL. Evil
dence Of the fact that Capt. Blair Is both a
bigamist and forger continues to sccumu-
late, and finding his game il we'll nigh
played,he rendered biz resignation to Gent
Sherman, but at the earnes, request Of
Judge Durham, who was peiitioned by the
friends Of Mrs Blair, the resignation was
not accepted, but an order Of arrest issued
for Capt. Blair. lie had not, At last ac-
counts, been arrested, and having previous
ly obtained thirty-day leave Of absence,
he left Santa Re, New Mexico. on the 2sth
ult with his wife, pretendedly TO visit
Washington and demand an investigation
but at last alvices he had bet arrived there,
though they had been heard Of at st.Louis.
Mrs Blair. We understand, continues TO
have faith In her husband, and, like true
wife, refuses to forsake him; but when she
arrives at w"hington and finds out the
true state Of Affairs, We shudder for her.
J7dge NJ. II. 0wsley, her brother-in-law,
left ga the c. 8. r. r. for Washington yes
terday, with the intention Of leaving moth.
ing undone, to sift the matter 10 the bot
tom and prosecute Capt. Blair to the full
est extent Of the law. The Judge has kind
" promised to give Ne a correct account Of
the matter by letter, which We hope to re-
ceive in time to insert in our next issue.
CoNMoS Pleas CoURr-Judge X. J.
Breckinridge. looking in good health and
spirits. was promptly on hand last Mon
day, but owing to the fact that the County
Court was in session, engaging the atten-
ton Of a number Of the lawyers and some
Of the clients, nothing Of importance was
done in his Court till Tuesday, when the
following standing jury wss enrolled; Sam.
Dudderar, WIN. Burton, John Hill, I. NJ.
White, James Robinson, John Peoples. J.
P. Land, J. NJ. Martin, David Peoples. Jno
@. Smith. John Lynn, James Peoples, A.
W. Carpenter, WIN. II. Murphy, T. T. Da-
viess, Patrick Napier, Robert McAiister,
Alex. Traylor, d. L. Stephenson, DR.. T. b.
Montgomery, 3. II. Baughman, James A.
Harris, Thomas Robinson, W. II. Hooker.
The frst jury case Of Importance was L.
v. Philips W II. p. Middleton and John
s. ow.ley for S2,l5ol6i, with interest since
December 7th, 1850. Middleton il insolv-
ant, and although Mr. Owsley plead that
he neither signed nor authorized the sign
ing Of the note a verdict was entered against
him for the amount and costs, less a small
credit, paid from the sale Of Middleton's
property. The case will 60 to the Court
Of Appeals W. o. Bradley. W. d. Hop
per and j. NJ. Philips for plaintiff; J. W.
Alcorn, Judge NJ. II. owsley and p. NJ.
Burdeit for defts
The suit Of Mrs. NJ. +. Middleton, wife
OF Sim A. Middleton, vs. jos. MeAlister's
sx'rs for SIS, HOOP, claimed by her as the
balance due by Mr.. McAlisier, who was her
guardian, was decided in favor Of the de-
fendents This will also be appealed. Hill
4 Alcorn and J. S. 4 r. W. Hooker for de-
PENDANTS; NJ. {. sauney and
for plaintiff.
Henry Mays I" a. l.. Mckenzie and L.
PAdgett. Some time since Mays vile got
into light and was arrested and tried Tor
disorderiy conduct before Mr' fadgeu, VINO
entered a hne against her. MI Mckenzie
who was lePu'y sheriff at the time, levied
on the property OF her husband and sold II
Tor the hne and costs. AJudgment OF sloO
and costs was given, the jury holding 'ha'
the Sheriff had no right to take Mays
property Tor the DEBT
Col p l.. Woliord' Of Liberty and "eo'
w Dunlap, Jr, OF Lancaster were admit
tel to practice IN this Conr''
The great Philips val case, involving an
Estate OF sl'o'OOo principally IN money II
set for trial next Tuesday, IL came by
change OF venue from Marion county anC
gre" IN this wise IN io''' H. v rhihPs,ai
ter an Illness OF six year-, during which
he was bed-ridden, died IN that county, IL
1907, he made a Wiil' leaving slO,ooo oil hl'
large Estate to nephew' Zen DOOM 80
600 to widowed sls'er-in-iaw' ana the re
mainder Tor the endowment oil Protestant
School at Lebanon. Just before he died h'
made another viii, Ievoking the ioriier
leaving his entire estate TO his Two neph
ews' Ben Doom and Hugh Ray, the latte
OF whom is worth aqusr'er OF million
The contest Is as to which will shall be Is
tablished, the contestants claiming tina
when fhlilps executed his last VIII ne wa
~ capacity. There are about so witnesse