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Mcssz. Figr q Thrcikeld sold three
pairs Of mules, this week, At $3.50, s2iI
and s2o3 respectively. -fIiarrodsburg Oh.
server
Measrs Crookc and fafis have recently
'old 10 Baker and Mcclure, o half interest
In their mines At Greenwood, in Pulaski
county, for sil.ooo half ash Richmond
Register.
The wool-rrowcra met at Emineuce and
resolved h hold together Cor the best pos
sible price. About 1900 nccccs were rep.
resented, and another meeting will be held
on the Goth.
J. D. Oats, Of Wayne, shipped from this
point Yesterday 10 Atlanta, Ga, car load
Of mules purchased in Wayne. Pulaski.
Russell and Lincoln counties, Il an average
Of about S65.
J. VI. Miller, we'll known stock dealer
Of Merton, has assigned to W. s. Knott.
ESD for the benefit Of bis creditors. In.
dividual liabilities, and in the firm Of Nil
Ter & Fnlks, $4,000.
W. =. Carpenter sold On the 10Th inst
the personal property Of W G. Powell, at
the following prices: Cows, from 500 to
$780, 2-year-od cattle At s25; sheep, 1926
per head; horses and mules, from $50 to
$50. Corn land rented for $3.50 per acre,
and 45 acres Of grass for SlOl.25.
Fifty shares Of the stock Of the First Ma.
tional Bank Of Springiield and 81 500 worth
Of Washington county railroad bonds we're
sold to the highest bidder at Springfield
last Monday-the bank stock bringing
about 81 cents and the bonds about % cts
10 the dollar / Lebanon Standard.
WIScHEsTER CouRr--About 200 cattle
ln the market Out Of the whole number
offered, not more than 200 were frst-class
Kentucky steers The best were in fair de-
nand and sold readily al prices ranging
rom 4loAo 4ici second add third rates at
&c to 4l's scrubs were dull sale, the
'e-t no, reaching over 3lc. some selling as
ow down as S2O6 per cwt Good calves
md yearlings were in fair demand, and
old at &c TO 4lc.
IOuIsviILE Cattle have advanced full |
3 cents over last quotations, good to ex-
ra shippers now bringing a to 5 cents;
'est butchers ~ to AZ; medium to good,
I, to 4; thin to common, to 81. Hogs
ave also advanced, choice to butchers, 81.
o to $3.50 fair to good. $500 to s42O;
ommon to good light. S2.75 10 1915. The
heep market ia active. and extra bring AZ
o 8 cents; common, - to T. Lambs, ex.
"a, - to-; common, 4 to 81 cents
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LINCOLN COUyTY.
FnOlemaa's MfII,

MEAsLEs-FIave broken out in the fsmi-
ly Of MIR. $. II. Yeager.
sroRE--A dry goods and grocery store
will be erected at this place right soon.
THE NEw STOCK ScALns-At Mr.. sam
sPoonamorc's shop, are ready Cor weighing
stock.
HARD UP.-Some Of the colored folks
in this vicinity are getting an hard up that
they are stealing wool from the dead Sleeps
hack.
ScHooL DIsmssED.-Prof 7. Baker dis
missed school this week on account Of q
severe attack Of chills and fever
FEFD ScARcE.-Unless grass makes its
appearance right soon the farmers in this
vicinity will have to import feed for their
cattle.
CHoKED.-Oabie, little son OF Mr.. q.
II. McCauley. came very near being choked
to death last Sunday, by a piece Of a
cracker.
PREAcHISG.-Elder Joseph Ballou de-
livered a very interesting discourse at Rush
Branch last Sunday, on the subject of
"Faith." win preach again next Sunday
at the same place, at the usual hour.
Rev. Robert Caldwell will preach at
Bright's school-house next Sunday, at IL
O'Clock. After preaching an effort will be
made To organize a Sunday school
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RELIC IOI

Elder Lands sermon on Future Pun.
ishment" will soon he issued in pamphlet
form.
Rev. J. NJ. Sallee has accepted call
from church in Nelson county, and will
go thither in a few days
Rev 7. NJ Vaughan will preach at the
Baptist Church here next Sunday, while
Mr.. Bruce ILLS his pulpit in Danville
Rev. Joseph Ballou will preach in III,
Christian Church next Lords day evening,
al y O'Clock. Subject Baptism & the
Holy Spirit
kentucky Presbytery of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church will be held at Cald.
we'll Church, in Boyle, on the Grst Satnr.
day in April
a neat new fence nov encloses the Bap-
tit Church. aud a committee has been ap.
pointed To have plank sidewalk laid to
the building. The latter has been needed
for many years.
Mr. Barnes meeting at Nashville is be-
ing blessed by the LoRD in increased at
tendance and more numerous conversions.
Ten confessed last Sunday and thirteen on
Monday making the total to Tuesday
1856.
The new Chaplain Of the Senate is Rev.
Rev. j. J. Bullock, Kentuckian by birth,
and relative Of the late John &. Breck
inridge. lie is at present, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church at Alexandria,
Virginia.
Rev. Johnalhan Moran, pastor Of the
colorcd Baptist Church here, Acknowledges
the receipt Of about 500 towards rebuild.
ing bis church. lie Is very thankful to
the white people who have contributed,
and hopes that many more will follow their
example.
The Adyenlisls are a hard set Ia he con
WINGED that their prophecies concerning
the second coming Of Christ are good for
nothing, and notwithstanding they have
missed il a hundred times, they now pre-.
diet that the world will come To an end on
the nth day Of next July.
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sainted mother, and other loved ones, upon
wkosc graves the daisies have blossomed
many Summers.
PrnsoSAL.-Mr. james fiah;ias rcturn.
ed from Kansas, whore he went to look for
a location. lie is not NJ I'll pleased with
sunny Kansas" and proposes 10 try old
Crab Orchard while longer lie has
rented the IIunley Singleton property on
Lancaster street, and has moved his family
thereto..... DR.. Egbcrt, an old and respect.
ell citizen of this place, who has been suf.
fering intensely with innammatory rheu-
matiam for several months. l., We are hap
~ 10 announce, improving. We hope to
see him out on our streets again, aoon......
Misses Locke J. saunders and Matte +.
Coleman, are visiting friends in Somerset
Miss Locke IL expected home this after
noon..~~Mrs. Maggie Colmisnil. who has
been visiting her brother, Captain win
Saunders, Of this place, has returned 10 her
home in Richmond. She was accompani-
ell by Miss virgiline Ballard, a petite rose
bud, two years 81 ase.....Mr. r. s. Rice,
better known as "Dick, handsome, dash
ing young gentleman from Richmond,
graced our streets few days since......
Miss Mary Bette Doores Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. p. +. Parrish, near Lancaster
..... Misses Ella and Matte Evans, and
sallie Green, Of this county, were guests Of
Miss Jennie Buchanan last week.
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crab Orchard.

GAVE HIMSELF Cr.-David Paine, Of
this place, is at present taking his "hash"
at Castle Dillon, at Lancaster.
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT ladies
Of the Christian Church of this place, pro-
pose giving a supper Friday night week,
f)r the benefit Of their Church.
PIT CRIcKETs.-We have seen lot Of
pet orickets, Mrs Myers has them, and
they are remarkably gentle. They will
come out on the hearth and cat bits Of
bread thrown to them, without maniiesting
any fear, whatever. and are a. lively as
crietei' usually arc.
4 Coon LAw-Our stock Law went into
force last week. and grunting swine may be
seen with noses through the fence, looking
wistfully into the street. az il they were
saying 81 hogs can talk to themselves,
"oh, the days that come no more" or per-
haps, Give me liberty, or give me death"
DRUG SroRE.--We understand there is
going to be another drug store in town.
Messrs. Fish 4 Carpenter will occupy the
store, first door North of Andrew Egbert's,
on Lancaster street. We will then have
three drug stores here. Why don't Burn
side, Of Lancaster, come over with branch
store1 We hayn't enough here yet
MUD.--Oh, the mud, the mud but il Is
any thing else but "boautiml' to us. Why
don't our city fathers see to our sidewalks?
They are in a dreadful condition, dis
grace to the town. II Is almost impossible
to get to the Baptist Church without get
ting in mud over ones shoes. In fact, all
over town with two or three exceptions, the
sidewalks are sadly in need OF repair. We
suggest more brick aud plenty Of hard
work.
DEATH.-Fannie, youngest daughter Of
Judge Carson, fell asleep in Jesus. Friday
morning, March 2lsi, at eight o'clock, aged
Is years. Funeral services At the Baptist
Church werc conducted by Rev.J.L.Bames.
Of Stanford. Masters sam Kennedy, Geo.
Moore, Sam Tatum, Hal Moore, George
Stephenson and John Magee kindly acted
as pall-bearen. Our Heavenly Father, in
his infinite wisdom, has reached down and
plucked another cherished flower from IIis
earthly garden, and has transplanted il in
the garden above, where loving angels will
tend il. Fannie vas the sunlight of the
family, the idol Of her sister and brothers,
and the pride Of her aged father How
sweet II Is to know that her little fingers
are striking the golden harp strings, and
her voice is mingling with those OF the
white-robed band around Gods throne.
that she is forever done with pain and
sorrow, and il nov face To face with her
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DEATHS

BEaRp. Capt o. p. Bearl, Of Mexican
war fame, died in Lexington, a few days
ago.
DIcKERsoN.--On the 18th, at his home
in West Garrard, Hiram Dicker-on, q
prominent and excellent citizen,
PARsoSs PROT. II. b. Parsons, brother
Of the late r. Y. Parsons, Of Louisville,
died this week, aged Al. lie was widely
known A. an experienced educator.
iArcHER.---The death Of no member Of
the Kentucky press would have occasioned
more sincere regret than will be felt at the
loss Of that genial and cultivated humorisi,
Col John +. Hatcher, Of the Courier-Jour-
aoi who died at his home in Columbia,
Tenn, on Wednesday night With feel.
ings and impulses a. tender as a woman's
and possessed Of a generous and whole
soul spirit, he wa one Of natures noble
men whom to know was but To love.
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HnsfonrHie.

GRASS LAND FOR RENT.-Soc Owens hal
for rent, about 70 acres Of fne grass land,
supplied with abundance Of lasting wa
ter. Apply Immediately to Mr.. O., al
Hustonville.
SErTLE UP.-Coza,t, Rose 4 Co. having
concluded to discontinue business at this
point, are endeavoring to clope mp their az
fairs a. rapidly a. possible. This makes il
necessary to call on all persons indebted to
the firm to come forward and settle with
out delay. The parties are waiting, and
earnestly request a prompt response to this
call
A CARD.-Having closed my connection
with the firm Of Cozatt, Rose & Co., at
Hustonyille, take this method Of return
ing my Acknowledgements to the many
friends in this community, who have ex
tended to us 80 liberal a patronage. With
kind remembrance Of their many courte-
sizes, s=d the best wishes for their welfare,
i close this pleasant intercourse. ]. r.
Rose, lIustonville. Ky, March 18th.
+. TARRASr.-Glad to see that your
old correspondent, f. Tarrant, ia yet on
hand, and able to appreciate and repro
duce good story. Would suggest that he
favor your readers with frequent speci-
mems Of the unpublished lore of Texas.
That country abounds in material, which
well worked up, would furnish pleasant
reading for US "old folks at home" From
the hunter to the herder on the plains, al
most every man passes through scenes Of
lively adventure. We want TO hear some
thing of the living, thinking activity, as
well a. the toilinG hamdTnm tactics Of the
battle for bread.
ACHEERFUL LErrER.--Received pri-
waite letter from Miss Belle Campbell, dated
Seguin, March Is, in which she speaks
cheerily Of that ilowery land. Belle il
something Of an artist, and views things
with poets and painters eye rather than
the utilitarian glance Of the speculator.
Hence the Alamo, San Antonio and other
points Of storied interest attract her more
by their historic memories than do the
busy scenes of struggling commerce; and
the blooming prairie arrayed in vsrnal
beauty strikes higher note Of ioyousness
than she can hear from all the broad acres
that respond to Texan industry.
THE PRoof READER WAS INSTANTLY
KILLED Not dead, but spacheless. True
-hayn't a word to say-don't care il you
did write me down as confessing chad not
the tack to respond to compliment" An
innocent proof-reader might overlook
slight mistake like this. But II smacks of
malice aiorethough'-moral assassination
murder under trust--to make me call
Prof. Tice a "Maliger Magician" Didn't
do it; and il the epithet will bear an ac-
tion, disclaim it. Many think was
swearing in an unknown tongue. Ii may
be "cuss word"-can't tell; but "Malign
Magician" vas my fercest obiurgation.
Well, feel amiable now.
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H4RRTfGEs.

SrErLE-BRrcKfNRIpoE- Mis- Fanni,
Breckenridge, a daughter of the late Gen
eral John G. Breckinridge, was married Al
Versailles on Thursday morning, both inst
TO Hon. J. A. Steele, Of Woodford.
McCAnrY -QUIoLEY.-Mr.W VIM. II. Nc.
Carly, Of the Elizabethtown Ns,rs, and son
Of his father, married Mis- Mamie Quigley.
The True Kcntuclian says that il was a pure
love affair, A. that's what they will have
10 live on.
PHrLrs--MAETIS. Invitations are out
Tor the marriage, At the Christian Church,
Ilustonville. next Thursday, April 3rd, at
iOl O'Clock, u Mr.. J. D. Phelps 10 Miss
Susie o. Martin, the very lovely and ac-
complishcd daughter Of Mrs. VI. A. Mar
tin.
MEuSIm--liALEy-On the 2Oih, near
Milledgcville, Mr.. IA. Mcunier and Mis-
Martha Haley we're made one flesh. Mrs
Mounier has the advantage u six or eight
years more experience in life than her
liege lord, and ought, therefore, to be the
better man.
KTSo-DEAsoN--On the End inst,
near Hutchin., Texas, by Elder c.
A. Grove, at the residence Of the
brides step-isther, Jas. Nix, Miss Roxy
Ann Dcaaon to Mr. John w. King. late Of
Mt Olive, Casey county, Ky. lie was 10,
and she was IA.
WEIsIGER-KiSSAmD. In Lancaster,
yesterday morning, Mis- Mary Allan Kin.
nair'l. an elegant specimen Of womanly
beauty, aud Mr.. Joseph Weisieer were uni
ted in marriage. The happy pair were
passengers on Yesterdays train. hound for
an extended southern tour
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r.. tV....... ~ - A. -.
Haley had h lin wedding lat Tuesday
right
1000. m, 81,
=. -. -
ri, G., " ~
BIBLE krApiNcs.--Ihe gifted John G.
Young delivered two Of BIZ interesting
bihle reading' % the Court-house this
week. TO large and appreciaiive audiences.
MunprR a drunken ou,rrel a, poir,
Isabel TO-DAY. norm named loo tob,.o,
sho' ana Killed James Snced, white man.
Iney qnarreled over ran OF logs on the
O"moe''ahn hver' Inc negro escaped
PRosrERINo.-we are pleased TO learn
Of the promising prospect OF the LARGE
shoe store owned by Bowling & Wilson
Clarksville, Tenn. The latter partner, Mr.
Henry Wilson, l. 4 native Of this place
and l. we'll known as an enferprisine and
accomplished gentleman, who Is likely to
meet with success in any undertaking.
Tn, w,,v.np,,a ~.
say that two preachers who were attending
Conference here last week, were 40 badly
frightened at seeing two armed policemen
running behind them. (but after the Fish.
ing Creek fellows) that thew took their
heels and did not stop running until the
door Of their boarding house was reached.
Thew then seemed 10 comprehend the In
dicrousness ofthe situation. for Bro. A.
exclaimed, "Goodness. IL. | hone no
one saw us.r
% ,u
,,-,.-t ~. -, - ''' ~ ''' 'PP""s'
~ 1Ds'a- 'e" g s'ou' "o's"'p, s"u "'"e'
called over. a heavy per cent. was return.
ed, "Detendanf not found" Some Of these
parties, to our own knowledge, have been.
and are now in Pulaski county, boasting
that they are able to do as they please and
evade Justice. Why are they doing all
this2 IL the law defective? MOI There
is cog out some where. AND the Sheriff.
are called on to replace it.
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I'll. ~. - $3.50 -
NJ. p.,,o nn~n;' ~ ~ ,Sa r,tos'''''
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HOME AFFAIRS.
BY
Severance a. DHsiderar.

Best table linens, towels, crashes, nap
kins, &C.. &c.
Five gross of feather-edge braid, Just
in----assorted width.
Dexter's Knitting Cotton in all numbers.
Also, good Cotton for ) cents ball.
New Stock Of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Cotton Hose in white and colors.
Another beautiful stock Of Zephyr
shawls, in white, blue, scarlet and black.
Newest thing out for quilting in the
necks and sleeves of dresses. Breton lace,
new, pretty and cheap.
White marsaeilles and honey.oomb
quilts, at 81, Sl.5O, $3.50 to s., the best
value for the money ever offered here.
We have been Dragging on our Dollar
Corset, but we have one now at 70 cents,
which we defy the whole country to beat.
Our stock of Black Cashmeres is full and
we confidently assert that we have the best
goods Tor The money to he found anywhere
lO.OOO-Ten thousand yards of Ham
burg Edgings and Inserting, in new and
beautiful styles Just received and cheaper
than ever before Come and see them
Fine assortment in Gentlemen Ladies'
and childrens linen handkerchiefs, in cord
ed and hemstitched. from 5-eents mn. La
dies mourning handkerchief. a specialty.
c, ..
"''S s "e'u not ',s' We nA,S ''isn''
~ you, w w "a" sspP'y you %''a V'e.y
boots, shirts. collars. neckties. socks. draw.
ers, Sc. &c.
-" 'O,se' 70 ASA 70 SEC our o"sss
S S.. -N'''''oNS' p'a'n an" 'ns'A''
y ''''''A ,'""'' nun mustn't ''"'' ''""'
''"e" 'a"'oi''' III 'ae'' We nave inc 'n'''
'o'np's'e S'''N OF ""''' goods TO DC ''''n'
wy ""''''
W" !, ,ne '"'' '"'' you want 10 i'aAe
'O"' 'n''u' aP'o"S' We are '''oy 'o'
you, D'',us' 'an'"is E's"s'' magic
""'s' '-''" i"s'"s'' io''"o. i,''f',
&C. We nave = nice assortment OF oo'or'd
''''''"'s'' '''' 'o'0''' an" very p's''y'
Why is il you will pay 50 much Cor
pair Of Gne calf boots when you can save
from three to four dollars on a pair by
buying Of us. We have them in whole
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News Dfror nj McRoheria 4 siarga.
Cnrw iackfons bet sweet navy tobacco
HonusworiNo by r. q. Afford, o., n
cents.
TAKr your Prescription to McRobcrt
4 starr
FufL stock of Fishing Tacklcai McRob
crts a Staee's
PHyIciAN- prescriptions accurately
compounded ut thcnault a Pennys.
WALL PArrn, Kalsomine and ready.
mixed Paint. At McI.oberis a Stages
IanaF sseeh e Malline- anA p;esar-
Frames NJ Bottom Prices At Chcnauli a
Penny'4
"IAcKurrAcKH popular and fragrant
perfume. sold by Chcnault 4 Penny,
stanford
ATTENTION, FisnrnNrN.- A MlI stock
Of Hccls, Poles, Lines, Hooks, Sc, ~ Che.
nault a Pennys.
AN prepared to draw pictures four times
the sire Of cabinet al $50 each. Likeness
guaranteed. Richmond Rochester
Buy your garden seed from Chenanlt a
Penny. Al kinds, iandreth's, Briggs a
Bros and ferry's frcrh and genuine.
An persons indebted 10 Anderson n Nc
Roberts must come forward and settle with.
out further delay, " they wish to save costs.
A. this l. the season for painting your
houses, you can find a complete stock Of
Lead, OILS and colors At Chenanlt 4 Pen
N.Y..
FoR RrST The brick storc. room lately
occupied by Chenault a Penny, on Main
street, opposite CouH-honae. Apply to
\ Ow-ley
J.H as. ~. SnASKs are just rcceiving
and opening a lot of ladies and Chill
drcn's Shoes, made by the zeigler Bros. Of
Philadelphia. nert goods made.
TINS CENTRAL XIV. AIR AID Bern
Horsr. u regularly In supply Of J. Walk.
er 4 Co.'S Lager Beer, and Templeton's
celebrated Cream Ale, much 10 the advan. |
iaec Of families and the trade generally, A. |
4 can he had always fresh, and At rcasona-
bic price.
Why will you suffer with Dyspcpsia and I
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and eener- /
Al debility, when you eau get at our store /
Shilohs System Nitaliscr which we ell on
a positive guarantee 10 cure you. Price 10 /
ci.. and ~ cts. For sale by Chenanli |
n Penny, Stanford.
DoS'r M Dncuyrp.-Many pcraons say
Il haven't got the Consumption" when
asked 10 cure their Cough with Shiloh's
Consumption Cure. DO they not know
that Coughs lead 10 Consumption and
remedy that will cure Consumption will
certainly and surely cure a cough or any
lung or throat trouble We know Il WI
cure when all Others fail and our faith in
IL l. 70 positive that We will refund the
price paid " you rcoeive no benefit l.
not ihis fair proposition. Price 10 cts.
20 eta. and 81 per bottle. For lame Chest,
Rack or Side, uae Shiloh's Porls Pias;cf.
Price 25 cls. For sale by Chenant &
Penny Stanford
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J. R. WARREN
& SON,
"P. O. STORE"

You will ind staple aud Fancy Groceries Of all
kinds At the P. o. Store
You will ind Oranges, Lemons, Dried Apples and
Peaches, Prunes Maple sugar aud Cocosnut, st
the P, o. Store.
You will find Cheese, Maccaroni, Cracked Wheat
Rice, Dried Beef and Canned Goods Of every de-
scrlplion at the P. o Store.
You will ind Garden Hoes. Rakes, sIading Forks.
Hoe and AZ Handles, at the 2. q. Store.
You will 6nd Brggs A Bros, u. ML Ferry Co.'S
and Deiroi, Seed CO.. Garden Seeds at the P o.
Store.
You will find a nand-new Lot Of Flower Pots,
IRON the smallest to the largest .,e, at the P.
o. store.
You will ind good assortment Of New Moss Has
ke,s at the p o. Store.
You viii End Japanned Bird Cages, breeding Ca
ses and several other kinds Of Cages at the p. O.
Store.
You will and Sheep shears, Pruning Shear, and
KNIVES, Grass Knives aud lawn Movers at the
o. Store
You will lind an assortment Of Bridles--llind and
Riding, Collar, IIamss, Hame strings and Trace
Chains al the 20. Store.
You will aud Heap Packing, seagruss and Cotton
Reps aud Broom Twins At the P o. siorc.
You viii dnd Butter Crocks and s,oneware Of all
kinds at the p o. Store.
You will find Bacon, Lard Butter, Esgs, Meal
Flour aud Potatoes at the 2. O. store
You viii dnd, In addition 10 above, complete
stock Of Hardware and Cutlery At the r. O. store.
You viii lad Water Buckets, Tubs, Hali-Bushols,
Rolling Pins. Broom aud Az Ilandle., at The p.
o. slore
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Ef,o lai,,lof Joa,asf-
wiz you DO me the favor Ia
publish The following from the Richmond Rerisa,i
q the IN Feb, snd obligr VS.. MYras.
"A gentleman Who Wa counsel br Stuart Mycr,
at Crab Orchard In his late dcuity 81 that place,
writes ne The following, which We give place In the
Rsgis'er. u explains iisein In your paper Of
January Ord, & long account Of the difculty be-
tween the Carson boys and Stuart Myers. Of Grab
Orchard The parties have been trici-the Car
sous being held 10 further trial and Stuart Myers
released to-day heard all the evidence and ~
sure you that your account Is entirely Incorrect
The County Judge Of Lincoln, most estimable
and clever gentleman, dismissed Myers without
hesitation. Mr.. Myers has ASKED me 10 write 10
you, ~ = simple act Of justice is him. 10 correct
That statement and have no doubt you viii 10
90 1heevidence ofrarties not engaged 10 the din
Guilty, and not related, showed that Myers had
rai.ed no dihculty, hot icgged nv posce, md vas
shot In the bark"