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- RFrIorors-A Baptist revival IL IN
progress at Freedom Church In this conn
y. The attendance Il large, the interest
amounts 10 enthusiasm, and the number u
converts l. great~.... Ed. Jas. L. Allen, Of
Danville, will preach here next Sunday
morning. II II O'Clock .....At the recent
session Of the Kentucky Conference Of the
VI. r. Church, Rev. T. y. Barr, Of this
place, was appointed to the Mt. Vernon
mission. lie will visit the following
Churches Al the time indicated. Wasia'
Chapel, lat Sunday In each month; viii
mot's Chapel, End Sunday; Mt. Guthrie,
srd Sunday. forenoon; Mt. Vernon, at
night; Pine Hill. 9Th Sunday ...... Rev. Mr..
Warren, Of the Presbyterian Church, is
lecturine 10 the different Churches In this
county on his recent trip to Europe and
the Holy land. Ills lecture l. said 10 he
quite interesting.
- Our Circuit Court closed IT, Fall
term last Saturday evening. More bust
mess was done during the term than At all
other Circuit Courts held ia, this county
within the last two years. Several civil
cases Of importance were tried. One,
which attracted much interest was the
case 81 J. s. johnson ". r. s. Osg, in
which the plaintiff sued the defendant for
5000 In damages caused by the defend
ants accusing him Of swearing a lie. Con-
siderable testimony was taken by each par
~, and the Court instructed the jury that
unless they believed from the evidence
the plaintiff had knowingly and Silfully
sworn to lie at the time alleged, they
ought 10 find for plaintiff The jury re-
turned verdict Tor the defendant. Anoth-
er case Of interest was that Of II. q. Gil
more Il al. W. the Pine Hill Coal Compa-
ny, Fl al In this the plaintiff asked for
5000 damages by reason Of defendants
irespassing on certain premises Of which
they were lessees, and building railroad
across same. They also asked that defend
ants be enjoined, inhibited and restrained
from operating their said road BY running
tut ueAuH oNtA wv raAuDs AhN uiottou W.
an injunction was heard by Judge Randall
Thursday morning, and was overruled.
The damage suit was then tried, and re-
suited in a verdict Of $50 Cor plaintiffs.
Plaintiffs prayed an appeal from the order
overruling their motion for an injunction,
which was granted them, and time given
till the 9Th day Of the next term foi them
to Gle a bill Of exceptions. The Grand
Jury adjourned Thursday evening, after
reporting 65 indictments, all Of which,
with one exception, were for misdemean-
oz. The exception was an indictment
against Logan sigmon, charging him with
the murder Of William Higginbotham in
the year 1862. sigmon had previously
been indicted. was arrested and gave bond.
which he forfeited. Since then he has
beep fugitive from justice. In 1873,
when the Clerks Office here was burned,
the indictment was destroyed, and no at
tempt had ever been made 10 reinstate the
matter until the present Grand Jury in
vestigaied il. Sigmon's whereabouts are
known, and he will be apPrehended.
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Afiior IAierior Journal;
That the fraudulent counting in OF
Hayes was a great crime that should never
be forgotten or condoned, but which should
be stamped as the GROWING political viii
lainy Of the age, no right thinking man
will deny. To acquiesoe in such a wrong,
to make no effort to redress il, and rebuke
it, would be as heinous sin against hui
man rights on the part Of the Democratic
party as was the fraud itself II is obvi-
Gus that we have but one way open to US
in which to right ourselves, and that Is
through the ballOt-box. By an emphatic
denuneiation at the polls Of the great in
EQUITY We may to some extent, though not
fully and absolutely, redress the grievance.
The Presidential election Of 1880, will
o: course. be the apr opriaie occasion for
applying the proposed remedy; and that
an effort is to be then made to apply Il, is
a settled matter. A failure Of the attempt
would certainly be a most deplorable event,
would be in fact, an irreparable damage to
the cause Of liberty and to our claims
that We have made success Of free insti-
buttons, as il would in effect be decision
by the American people that the votes Of
the majority, no matter how great that
nor how lawfully the votes may
have been cast, may be set aside with i'm
puniiy by peuuren-, bribe-takers and viii
lains Of every stripe-a decision that our
popular form Of government is itself
failure and a fraud. The importance,
Of selecting the right man to
US In the coming struggle can
not be Oyer-estimated. At this time great
many, perhaps a majority Of Democrats
Ihink that Tilden, the man who led our
columns in the battle Of 1876, and upon
Shom, personally, a great injustice was in
iicled, il, Of all men, the proper one to
US. They argue that while re-
lressing our own grievances as a party,
usiiee demands that We should al the same
line redress the wrong done TO him. They
Irgue further, that IL We do not nominate
lin II will be construed as dropping Of
he fraud issue by us-that, al all events,
here would be danger Of that issue being
ost sight Of by many, whereas, with Til
Zen before them as a candidate, the PEOPLE
Iould be constantly reminded Of the fact
{ his having been cheated out Of the Of
&c after fairly winning Il.
l.. A Il. !
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gle Robinson, of Camp Dick Robinson.
Garrard county Ceremony 10 be per-
formed At Trinity Church, this city. We'd.
ding to take place Oct. 22nd
A Committee Of the G. 8. r. r. Trus-
tees win he in Danville to-day. for the
purpose q comforting with our citizens In
regard to the location Of the repair shops
Of the road At this point NJ J. Durham,
J. W. Proctor and q. W. Welsh, Jr.,
have recently returned from Cincinnati,
where they met this Committee and laid
before them the advantages Of ihis place.
Our citizens are willing to offer very liner
al inducements u they receive any en-.
couragement from the officers Of the road.
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ROcKCAsTLE COUNTY.
me-. Vernon.

Last Monday was Quarterly Court
The people were sick of law. and there
was light docket which was speedily dis
posed Of by Judge Mcclure.
M +. BrinkIey desires to call attep.
ton to large new stock of Ladies' Cloaks
which he has Just received. and propose.
to sell at small figures for cash.
The weather for the last ten days ba,
been unprecedentedly warm for the time
Of year. Last Friday the mercury ipdicn.
ted temperature of 92 deprees II wa.
equally as warm Sunday. A good rain /.
greatly needed.
Mrs. VIVA Whitehead, who lives near
this place, has silk dress which she made
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.
Valentine Thompson and Mary ThOmp-
son, hisMlfe, PIN. TX Parte, In Equity.

Notice "a hereby given 10 whom Il may concern,
that Valentine Thompson aud Mary Thompson, his
uie, parte plAntinA have this day filed 10 the
Clerks Once OF the Lincoln Circuit Court their
joint petition, praying that MARY Thompson he em-
powered BY Judgment Of said Court 10 dispose Of
her properly by will, and 10 purchase and acquire
personal property In her own name. ffee from the
debts, contracts or liabilities Of her husband,
Valentine Thompson, aud 10 hold and sell Il for her
own beneht
II IL therefore ordered by the undersigned Clerk
Of said Court that the notice OF said petition and
lis objects 10 published 10 the Interior Journal,
newspaper published In the town y STANFORD by
tuO weekly Insertions before the next October Term
OF said Court.
Witness my hand as Clerk OF the Lincoln Circuit
Court this 9Th day Of October, 1873
3sC-2t d. ~ EDMIsrON, g. l.. q. G.
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FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale my Farm In Lincoln Co., 8 miles
West Of stanford aud about the same distance from
the JunctiOn OF the Z. g. X. X. with the Knoxville
Branch Of the l.. n. and G. ;. u. r., containing
as Acres Of hrst-rate Land, With a good Dwelling
hOufe and Ienant-hOuscs, good Harm, Orchard Cis-
tern, Ac., an abundance Of never-hlling stock wa
ter veil supplied With Tinlber, easy Of aece-s upon
the stanford Milledgeville turnpike rad.
n. B.-Having sold 100 acres Of the above Lands,
the remaining 3s5 acres intend 10 sell this month,
II possible. Three hundred acres Of Il nov 6nely
set In Blue-Grass. Addrcss y. a. LYTLE.
Oct. 10, '7g.-a96-tf Stanford XIV
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We know that we possess peculiar al.
vantages In the line Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
And have in stock the largest aud by
far the most varied aud desirable as.
sortment ever offered in this market.
These goods were manufactured 10 our
order in the leading factories Of Lynn.
Harwell and Rockland. Mass. and
BOUGHT BY THE CASE FOR
CASH.
And every pair comes bright, fresh
and smooth, directly 10 our hands
without the interpretation Of middle
men. and hence we can and are selling
MEMS KIP BOOTS AT si.25
AND
MEMS FULL STOCK DOUBLE
SOLE BROGANS AT Toe,
And all other goods In like proportion.
Pass our Boots and Shoes and II will
cost you money. Our line Of
LADIES, MISSES AND chill
DREN'S SHOES
Sstrictly Custom Made, were select
ell with the greatest care and scrutiny.
and we guarantee that rs TO
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FoR SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

wish 10 s,ll or rent my NH and Disiiilcry
Property aud about SO Acres Of good Land - can
BE- ioand In the county. The NH and bistillefy
are both in compicie running order and are atua-
ted Immediately the turnpike ifadine ffo.a Dan.
willie 10 Lancaster, uherc there grAin and vosr
In abundance. The Mil runs eight months durlne
the year By water and dos hnt-class uoft. The
Distlllery i led ~ a nsver-failinE spring u rufs
water. There l. a comfortable dseiling- house on
she premlsss a. n. ENGhEMAn,
asi-tf Eagieman's MIL. Ky.
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SALE OF STOCK. CROP, &c.

public auction, AZ my farm near Mckinney sta on
THURSDAY, oct. 10, 1873, Males, llorss-
Hogs, 30 Shoats, Is Acres In Corn. stacks Of Hay
Buggy and Harness, Wagon and Harness, Farm Im-
plenients. de. Terms ON day OF sale. AZ the same
time, will rent my well-watertsl aud desirable
Farm Of i25 Acres . Of which are tor corn, the
balance well set In Bue-GrAss and Timothy.
&6-at MIKE GlOND.
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The pleasing response on the part
Of the people Of Lincoln and adjoining
counties TO our general and sweeping
reductions in prices has induced US to
make
STILL GREATER EFFORTS
For the future. and hence by the ist
day of October we will have opened
up aud ready for inspection a line OF
goods, which in point Of
VARIETY, STYLE AND PRICES,
Can not be excelled in any inland town
in the State. Our stock OF
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
Is complete in every particular, every
stitch Of which was made TO order and
with an eye to the wants Of this local.
ity, 10 be sold and warranted as rep
resented. The scale Of low prices in
augurated by our House will be per
sistently maintained, as the Manufac-
tory is determined that this particular
branch Of their Established Agencies
shall 60 right up to the front in the
way Of aggregate annual sales. We
RETAILCLoTHING ATwHoLE.
SALE PRICES.
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STATE or KENTuCKY,l-
County u Lincoln,

l. Jno }. Mol.ohcris Cashier OF above named
bank DO ailcmnly swear that the aialKe
statement Il true 90 the hast Of my knoN ledge And
beliel JNO. ., MchOhElis, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn 10 loiaro ne this oh day
Of Oct, lslo, .. A. uNsLki. \. r. a. q.
iogHE1r ArrEsr.
,. W. McALsrtn
J, ~ noCKEu, Direction.
u, W, NASDlyErE
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Capt. Payne's command that was be-
leaguered for many days and nights by the
Ute Indians, have been released at last by
General Merritt's boys, who cut their way
into camp through the desperate savagea.
The total loss Of soldiers is ~ killed and
az wounded
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-10

Gus G. MATTHEWS, ESQ.,, has re-
signed his position of Dramatic Critic
on the Courier-Jownal to accept the
position OF editor-in-chief of the Spring
field (O.) Times. He is bright and
versatile journalist, and we expect to
hear great things of him.
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SALE Or
Personal PROPERTY.
will sell TO the highest bidder, at nay residenoe
on the Rush Branch Pike, miles from stanford,
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1879,

All Ofmy personally, consisting Of about
30 Young Cattle Including 20 spayed Heifers and
smooth Steer; OF Good Grade Heiiers; No.
Attorney Cows; I or Alderney Heifers with
Calves; other No. MIA Cows 2 Work Mules;
Horses; Good Combined Mare; 20 Hogs; "a tx
tra-fine COisSold sheep; some Corn, Oats aud
Hay; Farm Utensils House and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Ac.
TEkMS.-Ten dollars and under cash; over that
sum credit Of months, with Interest; bond With
sss-2i STEPHEN d. OwsLEY,
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The Court Of Appeals, having re-
fused to sit on the case Of Tom Blu
ford, the Governor is preparing 10
appoint a special Court.
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After holding back the result in Maine
AZ long as possible. the Republicans are
forced to admit that their candidate failed
Of election by the popular vote Of l,il9,
where for twenty yeas their man has been
elected BY 1900 majority.
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DEMOCRAT" gives the minority re-
port in an article about Tilden this
week. We are glad to say that he
and one or two others are the only
persons in Stanford seriously opposed
% Tilden's denomination.
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The straight Democrats Of Massaohu
sets have held Convention and nomina-
ted John Quincy Adams, for Governor
w. p. Plunketi, for IA. Governor, and a
fall gtafe t,ckef
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IT is SAID that Victoria Woodruff
is soon to marry an English aristOcrat.
In that event she will have to give up
her Presidential aspirations, as raising
babies will interfere too greatly with
the arduous duties Of that high office.
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IN addition 10 oar aock II Hardeus, Tin
Wars, Staple and Eaney Groories, COaJsciion-
oie,, Cgars and 7d6aooos, us sAoR hereafter
kseP a eo@pists aoet II Quesnaoars and Glass-
Tars W. La~ jua received dioooi from ia
pO'ts'a, an assortment u Quosnaoars md Giuss-
Wars, and seil he sams at roek-boiiom prio~.
Hariag laisly A~d oar aorsnooa ieng,keAoi,
rgiiied and poiaioi, nc an Loisr Iaypaoei 6Gn
srer 10 furnish or eusfoas,s ritA articles IN oar
line. In Sanmer good, nc hare lee Oeam
FFse'en. Water Coolers. lemon Syrups, SaQus
ana Ae'ds. hae Gi@D neu Ia u Cfadies,
ScytAes SAatAs, Cfadis Fingers, WAsisioass,
Buckeye Sections, Ifie4jorls, Gram SAossis.
Iialfbualeis, DC.
W. iaisad "a tssp e'ayiAing tAai belongs 10
'ur sererai liAss " bHsiAes, and vAaf ws Aas
'oi NJ wih 81 on aAot Aoiios.
W. respectfully inriis an IN need Of as lind
goois DC tseP 10 gir as oaR
J. II. WARREN 4 SON,
70 STORE.
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STw ADVERTISEMENT.
Piles and Fistula Cured {!

Without the use the knlfe. legature or causiic
No detention nom business. No charge till cured
Catarrh, bronchitis. Female aud all chronic d.cas-
e successfully treated.
DR. THOMPSON.
&6-tt Clemens liouse. nanville, Ky.
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NEW DEPARTURE
IN The
ORGAN TRADE
MESs.O. 4. BALDWIN 4 CO..

Realizing the fact that there are hundreds Of
parents who would be glad 10 give their children
musieal education. could they aaofd 10 PuEchass
for then good Instrument Al a reasonable price,
we have decided 10 sell ave hundred hns Cablne,
Orgaos on the following lerms; We will put ths
price u the organs doun 10 80 and parchaseu
can pay $40 eash and the re,aAindef Ne vii d.
vide up Into SMALL Iaonthly payments Of " each.
which gives the purchaser one rear and siK months
10 pay the remainder. Please think what a saw
Ing Of thirteen cents per day will do if your chill
dren. The above organs are made In hrai-cla.s
vi le and Of hrst-cla-s material The are Of
solid black walnut. They have two full sets Of
reeds aud seven stops, three VI which run all the
way through, making them equal 10 ten-siop or
gans Of other makes The teys are Of pure ivory.
guarantee Of nvo years goes with each organ.
Persons Ouslde u the city who hnd Il lne0nvenient
10 call Al our wareroolna. can have a crcular c0n-
iainins cuts aud full description .ent then on APP
plieailon Persons desiring Pianos eaa obtain thela
iiom rs Al prices aad on leru's eqaally a. god a.
on organs.
u Of the purchase moRey on oIaans and u on
pianos saved W saying you aaw this onsf Ia ths
iSrERioa IounSAL,
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The Cincinnati Exposition will posi-
lively close tomorrow evening. n has
been a grand success, the attendance num-
herring 100000 and the receipts reaching
100000.
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The pardOning business continues.
Fourteen in one day is the latest
achievement Of the most wonderful
Joker on record.
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The New York Sun says that John
Kelly may poll large vote but that
it will be like the last exercise of
Samson's strength, the pillars and
the giant will fall together, in one
common ruin. The defeat of Robin
son and the final destruction of Tam
many will be linked together, in the
common event
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THE YeOman, which is much too
prone to tOadying to the powers that
be-especially il those powers be at
Frankfort-is following its usual bent,
and is prepared to sneeze every time
Governor Blackburn takes snuff. OF
the fifty pardons that the Governor
has prOmiscuously granted, it can
find not the slightest objection to
a single one. In fact, in the eyes
Of the Yeoman, the Governor is too
good and great to commit an error.
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IT is not often that hackman gets
his deserts in this world, but one did
in Cincinnati this week, in the shape
ola bullet in his neck, from which he
will no doubt die. 1t would be better
II the man with the pistol would con-
time his operations. There are num-
bers of hackmen in Cincinnati that
need killing, and it is pity to allow
them to continue to swindle the unsus-
pecting public.
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We LEARN from a reliable source
that the paragraph copied in our last
issue from the Cincinnati Commercial
to the effect that Judge Durham was
a candidate for Tilden and Hendricks
elector on hard money platform, was
without authority from that gentle
man. The Judge has not said wheth.
er he will or will not be a candidate
for Congress, but will determine that
question at the proper time.
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S$5,OOO!SS::
Allotted Ga Subscribers of the
Kentucky State Journal,
Monday, November 10, 10,
Al Old Fellows Hall.
BY the Newport Printing 4 Newspaper 90.
Authorized by Act Of legislature. p
proved April ., 1875.
sUnsCRIPTIOS, eI.5O PER- ANNUa.
livery Subscriber resolves a ticket and hasa
chance In the allotment,

The nanageuaeni have the pleasure Of announc-
Ing that the distribution on the ith OF last NoYe-
her gave general satisfaction, the shsle hcng
Quoted ~ a cosimitiee % honorable gentlemen
ffoln Narious portions 0f the stale, aud the pre-
niums faithfully delivered 10 th0se h0ldinf tickets
for them. The same honest dealing will mark the
neKt distribution, bot Il sill be on a larger and
srander scale than the last a. The preinium Hat
viii sh0u. -
Agents wanted. sample Copy sent isee. Address
ia. HETsCH, President.
a90s newport. ny.
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The last issue of the Paris True
Kentiekian contains a splendid cut of
its editor. Col. Craddock, playing with
his little son, who is mounted on his
knee, and seems to enjoy the sport
wonderfully. Tn; Mast, of Harpers
Weekly, was specially employed for the
work, and did it handsomely.
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The English won a victory In Aighanis-
tan this week At the cost Of many valuable
lives.
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STYLE, WEAR AND FIT

STYLE, WEAR AND FIT
They can not he excelled. Every
pair warranted. 10
HATS AND CAPS.
We arc resolved that our House shall
be- headquarters, determined as We are
10 ever have on hand stock not 10 be
surpassed in Central Kentucky. Our
NOTION AND GENTS UNDER.
WEAR DEPARTMENT
VIII be kept fully apace with other
lines, bought strictly Tor cash aud with
a special view To
PRICES. QUALITY AND STYLE.
Our opportunities for supplying the
trade are peculiar, and when the con.
suming public considers the additional
fact that We
SELL ONLY FOR CASH
MD
STRICTLY FOR ONE PRICE,
They must conclude. in all truth and
candor, that TO pass our stock signi.
fes definitely
Loss or MONEY.
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STATE OF KENTUCKY, l.
County OF lincoln

STATE or KENTUCKY, l.
County Of Lincoln
I, 1no. H. Owsley, Cashier Of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swcu that the above statement
q true to the best Of my know lcdre aud leliel
JNO. a. ONsLEl. Cashier.
salacriisd aud sworn 10 hefpfe me this 9Th day
Of Oct, 1879. JNO. J. McEohEEfs, n. Z. D. G.
Cotrcct attest
]. ~. suANKs,
;. II. SnANKs, Directors.
q. A. LACEY,
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MISCELLANEOUS
STAMFORD SELECT SCHOOL
WILL OPEN
a.I MONDAY sEPTEMBER

Having an assistant, I can take pupils OF any
grade. Nv record a. a scholar and edueAior l.
public property. Lst the tree BE- knoun ~ 10
iruit Ny uoTk has stood he srYeresi test. Gene
where yon knou y0u uili get the most thorough
sss-lem .. N. MHERs.
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The Ohio election viii be held next
Tuesday. and although that State Is q
very unreliable one, politically, the
Democrats feel confident that their
standard bearers, Generals Ewing and
Rice, will be the Governor and Lit
Governor for the next term. The
President and his entire cabinet, be-
sides numerous Department officers at
Washington, have stumpcd the State
in the interest Of Foster, money
wrenched from the government en-
ployes has been freely spent, and brag
and buster has been the order Of the
day with the Republican leaders; but
we rely on the good sense Of the peo-
pie, and hope next week TO record a
decisive victory for free elections and
a free government
On and after January LIST, we in
tend 10 make no contracts with adj
vertising agencies, except at our sched-
ule Of regular rates. These agencies
are among the heaviest loads that our
country papers have to carry, and we
have carried it long enough. How
many of our exchanges are willing to
join us in the attempt to put the
profits of their advertising columns
where it properly belongs-in their
own pockets--and starve out the leech-
like agencies