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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Havre Dec 10th ship Charter Oak, Staples
Sid Dec 10, barque Helen Sands, Bosford, United
Cid at London 10th, ship Belle o'Brien, o'Brien,
New York. ~
Ar at Queenstown 10th, ship Samaria Patten,
San Francisco. nm. -,
Ar at Pernambuco prev to Dec 8, briggs Hattie M
Balm, Thestrup New York; Jennie A Cheney Arey,
Baltimore.
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NEW YORK., Dec. 11-Evening.- easy at 5@
per at 5tG61s per cent. Sterling Exchange weak
at 4S1 0481s4 for long and 4931294S3$4 for short
sight. Governments are quiet and generally hrm.
State bonds are dull except La consois, winch rose
to 461a, closing 46.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 81 1000 shares.
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VIRGINIA.
Colored Citizens Recognized.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Dec. 11.-Leading
Democratic citizens Of Richmond county, va ],
have MENTIONED Judge Jones to include within
the Jury list such of the coored citizens of the
county as the court shall think well qualified
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Recesnrs of Maine Cenrai.

PORTLAND, Dec. 10.
For Portland % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 63 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandiSe
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The Colored Exodus.

PErERsBuRY, Va, Dec. 11--Large numbers
of colored emigrants from Goldsboro, N. G.,
have passed through here during the past few
davs en- ronte for Indiana A large number of
them were women with infants in their arms.
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New yoy,, stoc,x and Money rEarkes.

5Sales of the Brokers Board, Dec. III
First Call.
Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CONGRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Mechan-
les Fair. Both are pure and standard articles ana
sold by most every grocer in Portland Try them
and you will have other.
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WASHINGTON.


Alleged FRAUDS IN Gn0 FOSUOluC0.
New YORK, Dec. lit is stated that Con-
gress will order an investigation into the de-
fciency of 100000 in the Postofie Depart
ment, brought about by contracts in the "Star
service The appropriation for the current
fiscal year was $5,900,OO0, and the above de-
ficiency is needed to cover the remainder of
the year. One instance is given where mail
contract in the Indian territory was enlarged
from S633O to $50, 900 per year.
Modification Of the Tobacco Tax Law.
A subcommittee from the House committee
on agriculture reported favorably to the full
committee this morning upon the House bill
which allows farmers and planters to sell leaf
tobacco of their own production to other per-
sons than manufacturers of tobacco without
paying special tax. The committee instructed
the chairman to report the bill to the House.
Appointments Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-The Senate in exec
tive session confirmed the nomination of John
Hay of Ohio as Assistant Secretary of State,
vice F. Fl. Seward resigned; and OF Henry
Harmon of New Hampshire as Deputy Second
auditor of the Treasury.
Notes.
The Freedmen's Bank investigating COM
mittee resumed its sessions today.
President Hayes today signed the commits
sion of Geo. w. McCrary as Judge of the Sth
judicial district. He expects Secretary RAM
sey to take control of the War Department to-
morrow.
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Newspaper Advertising Agency,
$3.50 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON
Advertisements received for every Paper in the
United States and British Provinces at the Lowest
Contract Prices. Any information eheeriuly given
and estimates promptly furnished.
File of the PRESS kept for inspection at any time
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CRANBERRY ISLES, Dec Gar, sch Maggie w
Willard, Squirting, Portland, (and sailed eastward
Sth, for herring9
EAsTPoRT, Dec 5-Ar, sch Cohasset, Cassidy,
Dec 93Ar, schs Paragon, Estabrook, and Char
lotte Augusta, Holmes, Boston.
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A Halifax, n. S., dispatch says that fire on
the Shubenacadia yesterday burned Mitchell's
planning mill and barn containing sixteen head
of cattle.
Julia Clark, convict in the Saltwater,
Mimi. penitentiary, was shot dead yesterday
by deputy marshal for refusing to obey Or
ders.
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DEpAmrURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS

IMMATURE ALMANAC =. DECEMBER IL.
Sun rises ...7.27 High water .....,..10.29
Sun sets......... A.21 Moon rises..... 6.3o
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 11.-cotton quiet; nliddling up
L.. IL


LONDON, Dec 11-12.3o P. M.-Consols at 81 o.
16 for money and 81 GIG for account.
LONDON, Dec. 11-12.30 p. M.-American secu-
rites--United States bonds, new 5s 1854; 412s at
1923; As, at 1o67s; Erie 1885.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 11-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
easier; Midding uplands at 71sd; Orleans at 714d
sales 10000 bales; for speculation and export l.
600; receipts $500, all American.
LIVERPOOL, Dee 16-1230 P. M.-Flour 10 Ga
10; Winter Wheat at II 2911 6; Spring Wheat 10
oil; Californi average 10 7911 z; club do at ii Z
&c.,-Pork SO; Beef So; Bacon, 41G42 6; Lard at
80 s; Cheese at SO. Talow at IS 6, at Lor Ion 40.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

PORTLAND BnREy W hOIesnEe NHarIel.
PORTLAND. Dec. II.
The following today's quotations Of Flour,
Grain Provisions, &c.
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Roston Stock Market.

By water conyeyance-1oo0 bush Cornmeal to
". True & Co.
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ID o ID D.

Dec 6, lat As SO, Ion so 20, barque Esther, from
New York bound East.
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- sam1 McIiarpue was tried Tuesday,
before Judee McCinre, charged with com.
hitting an assault on Robert Diamond
The jury returned a verdict Of guilty, and
mulcted him one cent.
- PERsoSAL-Mrs. r. 2. Gresham, of
Livingston, was here this week, attending
the Sunday school meeting..... NJ. J. MIL
Ter, Judge Jno. NJ Fish, Capt. Jack Ad-
ans Jack Adams, Jr., and J. J. Williams
are taking in Louisville, this week. We
hope none Of them will be taken in......
Our young friend, Dick WEIGH. lefi last
Monday, for New Haven, where he will
attend school.
- Elds. G. G. Cline and 2. II. Duncan,
Evangelists Of the Kentucky Christian
Sunday-school Association, conducted a
Sunday school Teacher Institute here
this week, beginning Sunday morning and
concluding Tuesday night The exercises
were Of much interest, and the attendance
was considerable. We trust that their
visit will give a fresh impetus to the work
here. There Is certainly much need. Of
improvement. The Evangelists lef, We'd
nesday morning Tor Laurel county, where
they will hold an Institute the remainder
Of this week
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kallock, the n, verend scamp whom one
Of the DeNoung- very Justly shot Tor q
malicious SANDER of his mother, was re-
GENTLY elected Mayor II San Francisco.
The ball in his carcass that he will h.
forced to carry around with him will be a
reminder that there are times when Il Il
better 10 keep his mouth shut.
From al over the State cQne crop re.
ports Of great damage TO the corn crops by
wind and rain. Its probable that the en-
tent Of the damage is exaggerated, a. Is
usual in such cases, but there Is no ques-
ton but that i is considerable and that Il
will be increased Il the wet weather should
he followed by an early frcst.--[C.-J.
Mondays dailies contained telegram
from 81. Louis, Mo-, that Or. II. w. Nc
Afee, Of Kentucky, had shot and killed a
boss on the Missouri Pacific r. r. lie
turns out to be a son Of Hon. n. L. McAfee,
Of Nicholasville, and a nephew Of Capt. J.
J. McAfec, Of Louisville, to whom he tele-
graphs that the deed was done In self de.
tense.
A. Y. Harper, the idiotic editor Of the
Okolona States, II on lecturing tour and
appeared before his first audience in Chi
cago, Monday night. The lecture was af-
ter the style Of his paper, and was as
might be supposed, fat failure. In a
Hall with a seating capacity of 1000 he
had only about 20 perAors who paid the
admission fee.
The Bureau Of Statistics has received all
the reports from Collectors Of Customs
concerning the imports and exports Of the
last fiscal year. ending June 80, which
show the balance Of trade In favor Of the
United States to be nearly s265. OO0, 900, as
against s257, 100000 the previous year.
The total value Of exports we're s7iO,OO0.-
600, and imports si45,OOO,Ooo Nearly
S,OO0,OOO more Of coin and bullion was
exported last year than imported.
Last week youth Of 10, named AMBER
son, killed his mother, his aunt and cousin,
in Waynesville, Ohio, and then committed
suicide. This week, John Sharp, at Nc
Arthur, Ohio, clubs his old father-in-law
to death, and then dispatches his own wife
and daughter, but was not 30 thoughtful
as to shuttle of his own mortal coil. Ohio
should change her name toHelI's Half Acre.
1t would be more appropriate for State.
where one person Is murdered on an aver
age every day in the year.
The Underwood war has broken out
again in Carter county. Squire V. Hob
brook and son, were shot at from the brush
and the former instantly killed. The
Squire was the leader Of the party that
were arrayed against the UnderwoOd's two
years ago, at which time George Lewis
Underwood was wounded, from the effects
Of which he recently died. Two Of his
brothers returned from the West on hear
ing Of his death and resolved to avenge Il. |
The friends Of both sides are organizing,
and say they intend to 6ght until one side
has TO leave the country.
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GARRARD COUNTY.
Laneasfer.


Married. on the 4lh i"S''' MrS' Mag
gie Bollen to Mr. go Allen
= There was teachers meeting at An
lloeh last saturday dinner and hns
day
Miss Belle Johnston AMI her brother
have charge OF a singing school at Kinks
VILE.
- Vast numbers OF hogs, cattle and
sheep from the mountains have been thro'
here recently.
go Barnes aud Williams, recently en-
gagged ia the S,one-Pelting entertainment
already reported, were tried and lined $40
each.
- The MeEivee Bros OF Mary's Greek,
Tenn, passed through here en- route for
the Lexington training course with 10
head Of yearling lrot'ing colts
oh'oe Nelson a eolored woman aged
lio years. died last week In this vicinity
she came from virginia ana ! presume
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ROCKCAsTLE COUNFF.



The rush to the picture gall cry Is
tremendous. Hughes Ia making money as
fast as he Is making "shadows."
Mr.. J. l.. Joplin has opened Fancy
Grocery in the basement Of his hotel, the
place recently occupied by L. NJ. Frazer.
The melancholy days approaeh-"sOr-
row and the scarlet leaf, sad thoughts aud
sunny weather" will soon be intermingled.
Ed. Jas. L. Allen, Of DAnyille, will
Gil his regular appointment at the Chris
tian Church here. next Sunday at n
O'Clock, An.
The abundance Of squirrels is
almost alarming. Many farmers spend
their time walking around their corn fields
and shooting the little rodents to keep
them out OF their crops, where they do
much mischief
1t will how be In order for both Ohio
aud New York, 10 ~ Republican. The
people generally, seem to approve the
great Radical steal Of 1876, and Il would
be best 10 abolish the "solid South" make
a solid Union, and declare Grant Dictator
Fishing il said 10 be excellent In
ROckoasile ju-l nov. John MiIe, the
champion angler brought some beautiful
jumpers to town the other day. We had
the pleasure IT picking the bones out Of a
few IT them. John says the fishing Is
better than il has been for years, but you
needn't tell Sid Myers
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EngIenan's lHuI.

&C. b. Engleman has completed his
mill dam, and is waiting for the creek to
get ION high"
- The wind storm last week did a great
deal Of damage to the corn crop, blowing
il ilat on the ground.
Somebody made raid on Joe Swope's
hog pen a few nights ago, and butchered
some Of his hogs for him.
Miss Mollie Beazley, of Madison, com.
menced teaching school at Bright School
house last Tuesday with forty pupils.
MIR. Robt. Beazley had to suspend OPP
erations at his saw mill for a few days this
week on account Of his boiler springing a
leak.
Sutton x Bourn threshed $50 bushels
Of wheat for Mr.. A. Hntchings last Satur-
day, and moved their machine three times.
Who can beat il?
There will be very few hogs fed in
this vicinity this Fall. Every body that
fed last season lost money; consequently
farmers will only feed enough for their
meat.
A good many farmers in this vicinity
that have been holding their wheat at 81
per bushel are now threshing and selling
at 60 cents, as il is damaged to a great
extent.
Rev. J. G. Randolph delivered very
interesting discourse at New Providence
last Sunday evening on "The second CON-
ing Of Christ" The sermon did vast
amount Of good, and it has been the means
Of great many searching the Scriptures.
-PERsoSAL.-Miss Mollie Burdett, Of
Lancaster, Miss Mary Myers, Of Stanford,
and Miss - Tibbs, Of Covington, are the
guests Of Mrs. r. b. Rice this week. Mr.. |
Green Bright is quite sick with Intermit.
tent Fever Mr.. Andy Spoonamore. Of
This place, has been employed by the Ad-
ams Express Co. TO carry the express from
Lancaster 10 Danyille,
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WAIVE COTNTi.



Mr.. c. W. Grasg has been seriously
III Of fever for several days.
PROF. Brad-haw's school opened under
very favorable auspices on last Monday.
.-Millari =. Hall was very seriously
hurt by fall from his horse few days
ago.
- The Oats Bros. have purchased about
% mules and are ieeding Tor the Southern
markets.
Ohcle refer Marshall Is preparing TO
oui'h bridge across h'k spring Oreek'
near ms m'h property
Corn crops and pastures have greatly
revived since the ram Torn on good land
sii' make an average yield, u not ininred
ny early irost
nose iis-eii had ms skull broken by
Fhlsa &.aTNN d - =.
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BOTLE COUNTY.
DanrnIe.
(Condensed from Advocaisl

tondfnsed HOm AdNocael
- Bell Seminary opened with ninet,
odd scholars, twenty Of them regular
boarders.
- Mrs. Mary Caldwell, an eslimable la.
dy, widow Of John Caldwell, died an the
9th, aged 81 years.
The Boyle County Teacher Insti-
tute will be held at Shelby City, commene-
ing Monday, Sept. 29th.
Rev. Green Clay smith is assisting
Rev. John l.. Smith In q meeting AT New
Providence. Services twice a day, morn
ing and night.
- Both passenger trains now carry the
mails, thereby enabling the citizens Of
Danville to communicate with Cincinnati
by post, twice daily.
DR.. L. $. McMurtry left Tuesday, for
Cincinnati, where he was to we'd Mis-
Minta Ball, Of that city, on yesterday,
(llth) ......Dr. A. L. Monroe, Of this coun-
ty, was married to Miss Pattie Quigley, a
niece Of Mrs. Jno. C. Young. on Tuesday
last
-Jno. Taylor, one Of the cruel muir
derers Of Mrs. Bottoms in 1866, who was
hung by a mob at the time, bat was I'M
fortunately cut down by officers who ar
rived at the moment. He was put in Jail
from which he made his escape in a short
time and was at large till May 1873, when
he was captured in Vernon county. Mo-,
and returned to the Danville Jail for trial.
After several postponernents. Il commenced
last week, and after continuing several
days ended in a verdict Of guilty, the pen
Atty being 6Hed at confinement in the
for life. On the frat ballot
eleven Of the jurors were for the death
penalty, but the twelfth was afflicted with
! severe case Of conscience and the eleven
had to yield to him. OF course his eoun-
'el took an appeal. It's customary.
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
JOHN G. JOHNSTON AMI NJ. J. JOHNSTON,
MS WIFE, EN pAkIE PLAIN
IIffa. IN LQuIIl.

MS WIFE, tx pafsSk PlSI 1NS,N''"N'
TIPS, IN Equity.
Notice Is hereby given TO whom Il may concern.
that j. G. Johnston and N. J. Johnston, his
vie, Is en- parie plaintfs, have this day hled In
the Clerks once OF the Lincoln Circuit Court their
joint petition. praying that NJ !. Johnston he
empowered ~ ludgWeut Of sid CouTt TO use,
enjoy, sell and convey for her own benent any
prOP-rty that she may or acquire, free irotn
the claims or the debts OF her husband, J. e. John
st0ni 10 make cOntracts sue aud b. sued - 4
single woman, 10 trade IN her osu name and 10
dispose Of her property by will or deed
IL l. therefore ordered by the undersirned gtrfk
OF said Court, that the notice Of said petiian and
its objects IL publlshed In the INIKRIoE JOUENAL,
newspaper published In the town OF StanG,rd, by
tSO ueekly insertions belore the next OctoeT term
of said Court.
Witness my hand as CLERK ofthe Lincoln Circuit
Court, this 10th day Of sept, 1873
Ss2-2t ID. H. EbMlsrON, &. I. {. G.
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COMPLIMENTS in regard to Cover.
nor james b. McCreary's excellent
management of public affairs come
from papers in all parts of the State.
They are well deserved, for Kentucky
never had a more attentive, courteous
and economical man at the helm than
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In 1910, Maine went hi bent for
Governor Kent, and Monday lat
went the same way for the Republican
ticket. The State ticket shows a plu.
rality of 10000 over the Greenback.
ers, and 1000 over the Democrats.
Both branches Of the Legislature are
Republican. Maine has always been
of that faith, and will continue to be
until her people become more enlight-
ened, so the result Of Mondays work
was nothing more than was expected,
and it will have no influence on the
elections Of 1880.
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WV ADvTETISEMENrS.
REMOVAL.

We have moved our stock OF Millinery Goods 20
Main Street, opposite Commercial Hotel, where we
will In ieu days open a very select line Of goOls.
Call and see US
3sl-tf MRS. SUSAN NJ WARREN.
MRS. BETTE BRUCE
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ArrrR long delay and a careful
examination into the claims Of fifteen
other persons anxious to serve their
country in the capacity Of Judge OF
the United States Court Of the Dis
trict Of Kentucky, at a salary Of 49,
500 per annum, the President has
appointed Col. VIM. II. Hayes, Of
Washington county. to the position.
What his peculiar claims are over his
distinguished competitors, we are at a
loss to know, unless, perhaps there is
something in a name. Certainly il Is
not his fame, for there are many men
Of prominence here and elsewhere in
Kentucky, who have never even
heard Of Col. Hayes before. In the
Biographical Encyclopedia of the
Great men Of Kentucky" in which
the smallest Of men were magnified in
to large mental proportions for the
sum of twenty-five dollars in hand
paid before the usual Of the book, we
learn that Col. Hayes is SO years Of
ace. is descendant Of old Virginia
Methodist stock, was educated in the
select schools Of his county, and adj
mitted to the practice Of law in 1910.
He served three terms as Judge of
Washington county. In 1861 he was
elected to the Legislature, but prefer
red the battles stern array to a seat
in the capitol at Frankfort, 50 he en-
tered the u. S. army as 1t. Colonel
of the 10th Kentucky volunteer in
fantry, and on the resignation Of Col.
J. NJ. Harlan, he was made Colonel
of the regiment. He served three
years in the war, and participated in
several important battles. In 1861
Gov. Bramlette made him Inspector
GeAeral Of Kentucky, but he resigned
shortly afterwards to 60 into the oil
business on Cumberland River. This
was not paying venture, so, in 1867
he returned to Springfield, and has
since practiced his profession, running I
however, on two occasions, for Con-
gre$, to preserve the party Organiza-
lion in his district. He is bachelor,
and before the war was an ''old line
Wing" Curtis F. Burnam, Of Madi-
son, was the preference of this section
and was the principal competitor for
the position. In fact Hayes had deci-
ded at one time to appoint him, and
went so far as to write his Commission
but afterwards surrendered to the So
licitations of Col. Hayes friends.
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y. R.
WARREN & SON..
=. d. STORE.
Stanford, KY
Queensware,
Oueensware,
Glassware,
Glassware.

IN addition 10 o'T aoeL n Hn"i'cane, Tin
''dTs SaP'e and Fancy G'ooT'e', CoHjseiioH-
cries t'9nrs and Ioooeeo~, ~ shall heTegfier
ke'P complete stock e Q~eensna'c and Glae-
"dre' We hare just received direct from i'm
Porfers, an assortment n ["eeas'are and Glass
vdre, and ssa tie same al roet-6oitoH' prices
Hir'ng lately had our store room isngihenod,
retf'ed and painted, ne are better prepared aon
'"'' " '1"'" y''N' W 900" q" '''''"
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DIR. GOVERNOR BLACKBURN made
an inspection of the Penitentiary this
week, and on his rounds pardoned a
man with the Consumption and and a
woman with the Scrofula, saying that
persons with the latter disease, espe-
cially, should not be sent to prison.
This is a very bad precedent to estab-
lish, and, if carried out, virtually
gives the sickly man the right to COM
nit crimes at will. His sole defense
when he comes to trial need only be
that he is Scrofulous, and pay some
medical expert" to swear to it, and
he goes Scott free.
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PUBLIC SALE
-OF--
Short Horn Cattle, &c.
BULI., ilh DIXIE. no. IO. nas.

A. H. b., and 8 or 10 ef his Bid Calres, ouf
" Thoroughbred COus; ~ head n C5us,
among hem some Extra Makers, OF 2 wiiA
Young Cdiuesi he red Bioodcd Cutie, rang-
ing JrOm Sucking Caires 10 3-year-oid HelC-
as; a ioi " Cdlres and head u 2-yoar.oli
Steers from High Grades 10 Thorough bred.
Also ) or 10 Aoad NJ HOrse Siock, Including
my Stallion, Grey Elmo, Wh0 Is TOO woh
kAo,a "a 10 Blood and breeding Qiaiiies 20
require describing; some Good Brood Mares
and W@k Horsesi LaTge Work Mare Muis;
Good SptHg WaSOni 2 Nee Suikies of ne
Red Material AID Finish, 4-Aora Wagon,
and oiha tisaiaq IaIleaaiis such a. Ton,
HirrO'w, DC.
iEhMs.-All sums under $40 each Ia hand, and
hr that sum aud over credit of monihs; NOTES
niEuitahls aud payable In the Farmers Nat HANK
OF stanford haring pr cent. Interest ioin day ui
sale The above proIsrty viii be- sid u hid ioI, a.
I am deiefmincd 10 sell, uring oFersioeked and Ia
need Of lnoisy, An siock sold A. thofough-hfed
all ciiher be registered o. will furnish authentic
pedigre't that can he pat la the Herd Book
Sept. ., isl9. A. NJ. FELANO.
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The Sunday Argus says that En-.
NETT Logan is trying to pass himself
of as a Methodist preacher by wear
ing a white satin cravat, and long
black coat. We think we understand
il. He is preparing himself in case
he should lose his position, to take
charge Of some church in the Western
wiIds. BY the way, in speaking Of
Ben Deering, the owners Of the Tim
script solemnly aver that they did not
request his resignation because Of his
Blackburn articles, but had signifed
their willingness to accept his retire
ment some time before those articles
were written.