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We understand that one of our
prominent lawyers has quit the profes-
sion and gone into the cattle trade.
The last heard of him he was busily
engaged in learning his calves TO swim
He will also teach them some other
tricks. He has them ON the Fair
Grounds i'm training for the fair
Sherley X Glover, proprietors of the
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse, sold
Ii9S hogshcad of tobacco last week at
the following rates: Is hhds. cutting
leaf AT from Sl3 To $40 a..
100 hhds. of leaf at from - h To Sll
81.
n hhds. of Tugs at from - 40 To - f..
Is hhds. trash at from - 10 to3 ~.
Mr.. j. +. Wager, of this place, re-
ceived a telegram last Sunday announc-
ing the death of Miss Katie Clorc, of
Henderson, a sister of Mrs. Wager,
About . o'clock A.. NJ, Mr.. {. J. Wager
and sister, Miss Lizzie, left for Hcnder-
son, To attend the funeral which took
place on Monday evening at { o'clock.
We have arranged with the Elastic
Truss Company, of New York, Ia supply
our customers with the Perfect Fitting
Truss. We take measures and order,
guaranteeing fiji and satisfaction. This
Truss cures rupture as well rs protects
it. We call attention of those suffering
from this cause 10 call and examine il.
We have just taken an order.
THOMAS a KniBLEY.
WHAT docs the -NciCS man mean by
calling our candidate II. Primrose
Hooker, or II. Peanuts Hooker? Does
he mean 10 be funny? If so we don't
see where the fun comes in. Does he
mean to intimate that Hooker is dainty
i'm his taste or flstidious in his dress
If 80 we have failed To notice il. Won't
that apply better TO the Republican
candidate, who seems To he a real Beau
Brummel i'm his style-buttons up his
coat and looks sweet at the ladies and
seems To say, "Ain't you sorry am a
married man. How would il do to
call him J. Whipping-post Mcador!
That sounds rather euphoneous and
highfaluting, and we think would suit
the taste of f. Clarence Hubbard, who
writes that stuff
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23

Reader, did you know that for thirty
feet the bowels are lined with net
work of fine sensitive nerves? This
surface is quite delicate, and frequently
10y the use of strong or violent purga-
tives this tract is horribly torn, irritated
and convulsed by their gripping action,
which affects the whole system. You
do not need pills, but YOU need a gentle
mvigOrating tonic action, something
that will give new vigor to the stomach
and gcnaal system, by gently clearing
the bowels and liver of all waste matter
BY using Bailcy's Saline Aperient you
have the pleasant cathartic action de
sired. by its Saline action it is a won-
derful preventative against diseases,
having their origin from exposures of
hot or cold climates.
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MALARIOUS HEADACHE

Which returns at regular periods, sun
pain, neuralgia, biliOusness, dumbague,
chills and fever, are Immediately and
permanetly cured by the use of a few
doses of Days Ague Tonic; Ii NEVER
fails to cure long standing cases. Its
peculiar combination is such that the
cures are made by prompt action upon
ALL THE SECRErIONS, thus thoroughly
antagOniZing the miasmatic poison.
Days Ague Tonic is received kindly 10y
the stomach, produces no unpleasant
symptoms and contains no injurious
drugs. Two or three doses of the syrup
have cured child in many'cases. One
dose taken before breakfast is an effect
ual prevention to those who may he eX-
posed To Il malariOus section. 29-2t
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II. WAYNE GRIFFI
barbecue and Soldiers Reunion.

\ Barbecae and Soldiers Reunion of
the Twelfth Kentucky will he held
near Beda, either on the Hartford or
Sullenger's Mill road, on July 18th,
1876. An excellent dinner will be pre-
pared and refreshments i'm abundance;
but no whisky allowed on the ground.
The candidates are invited and will adj
dress the people. Dinner, p cents.
| have secured the services of the
young Tight-rope and Trapeze Artist,
Mons. Leroy, who will entertain the
people with half-hour's performance
on the tight rope.
The Hartford Brass Band will be on
the ground and enliven the occasion
with excellent music.
JOHN L. SMITH, Proprietor.
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Our Post Oniee.

On going 10 press last week the Post
Office was removed to the building
under the Herald Office. Mr.. II. p.
Rowe is the new Post Master, and so
far as we have been APPLE TO see he will
make a first-rate Officer. He has fitted
up everything very nicely and conven-
iently. Miss Maggie Jarvis, the efficient
assistant to Judge Lawton has been re-
tanned by Mr.. Rowe.
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a list of letters remaining in the post
Office at Hartford, and if not called fol
before the lst of August will he sent to
the Dead Letter office:
Miss :. n. Austin, Mrs. Amanda G,
Bean, Miss Arcadia Boiling, Nathan
Chapman, Washington Duke, Il. NJ.
Eeatherage, James c. Gilmore, Sarah
Ford, Griffin x Hines, J. NJ. Holcomb
l.. w. Herring, J. a. Hatcher, J.Jewell
Il Son, ID. A. Miller jr., Peter Maple
w. y. Pirtle, Miss Sarah Sandefur
Charles Stevens, Mrs. Lengelly, Norles
NJ. Iearoyst, Alexander Zimmerman
Harvey Maddox. II. u. Rowe, L. Nj.
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What DO You Say:

The heated term is upon us, business
is dull, health not good, the heat quite
oppressive. Let's all bundle up and go
To the Grayson Springs. Ii is one Of
the most delightful places ON earth.
Every comfort and amusement known
are to be found there. There are now
about 80 visitors there. Who will VOL
unteer to join party from here? Do
not all speak ut once.
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Died.

Two miles southeast of Fordsville,
Ohio county, Kentucky, July 18th, 1879,
of Cholera Infantum, Edgar L., son OF
Elisha and Josephine Miles, aged
months and days. On the evening of
the 18th the remains We're inferred in
the graveyard OH the farm of Mr.. John
Miles. FORBES.
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Dentistry.

DIR. w. b. Armendt, of Owensboro, is
here visiting his old friends. He will
be prepared on Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of next week to
do all kinds Of Dentist work desired.
He will have rooms at the Hartford
House.
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Election NOiirr.

An election will he held nj Eor,lsville,
Ohio county, on Monday, the 18th day
of August, 1879, for the purpose OF
taking the sense of the voters in said
district whether or not license shall he
granted To persons To retail spirituous
liquors in said district that iSthc Fords-
willie voting district. July 9Th, 1879.
27-tf &. w. PHILLIPS, =. .. &.
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Election Notice.

An election will be held i'm the Buford
Magisterial district composed of the
Buford and Bartlett's voting precincts,
on Monday, August 4th, 1879, to elect a
constable to fill the vacancy caused by
the constable elected refusing to qualify.
2S-3t. c. w. PHILLIPS S. &C.
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am constable of the Hartford mag
isterial district and will give proper at
tention TO any kind of business entrust-
ed 10 me. Any business left in care of
Judge Newton at Hartford, or Judge
Ed Cooper at Beaver Dam, will he Sc
cured by me and attended to promptly.
III. ID. TAYLOR.
Post Office, Beaver Dam. % If.
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A grand barbecue will be- held at
Obed Benefits Grove, near No Creek
church, on Saturday, the End day OF
August, 1879. The candidates will be
present to speak. A good dinner will
be set, and refreshments of all kinds will
he furnished on the ground. Police will
he present to keep good order, and moth
ing intoxicating will be allowed to be
Sold LOUIS GUENTHER,
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The Biggest Thin. Yet.

We will have the grandcst, biggest
and hest Barbecue of the season, at Bar
rett's Ferry, Saturday, August 2nd'
1879. The candidates will speak in
the afternoon and Col. q. G. Shanks
and Hon. =. f.. Hill are requested tn
speak in the forenoon. Good order will
he had and an elegant dinner for %
cents. For particulars see posters
j. l.. HARI,
Ben STEVENS, Pruprictors.
j. Il. CANAAN,
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A New Landlord i'm Cromwell.

| have rented the 10 Kahn Hotel and
livery stable in Cromwell. have furn-
ished the hotel i'm good style and will
keep all the edibles the markets afford,
which will be prepared for guests in the
best culinary manner, so that boarding
and lodging will give the patrons of the
house entire satisfaction. Careful at
tention will be given to horses left at
the stable. will be thankful for Il lib
eral share of patronage.
2S-lm II. II. PAXTON.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce j. r.
Iglehart as n candidate for Marshal of
the town of Hartford. Election, August,
1879.
We are authorized To announce Robert
&. Hardwick as candidate for Marshal
of Hartford. Election, LIST Monday in
August.
We are authorized To- announce
Thomas ID. Davis candidate for the
Office Of Marshal Of the Town of Hart
ford. Election August 18th 1879.
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IL Pays 10 Advertise iu the Herald.

w. ID. Coleman advertised his Cots
void lambs in the Herald II few weeks
ago TO the amount of $3.50. He has
already received 70 orders more than
he can fill, and the Lord only knows
how many he will get yet. Hold up.
Don't send him any more orders.
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Tom Spot.

This Thoroughbred Bull will stand for
a time on my farm, where John III.
now lives, known as the Shank s
Farm and adjoining Charles Il. Barnard.
He will serve cows at $3.50 to insure. /
will give for all of his calves at weening
time, that have been properly cared for,
$500 extra over the price of the COM
mon scrub stock.
JAMES a. THOMAS.
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Ohio County Iustitute 1850.

The Teachers Institute will COM
mence i'm the court house in Hartford,
KY, on Tuesday, the 9TH day of August,
1879, and continue days, at which
every teacher in the county is required
by law to attend. Teachersa and trustees
will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. A. b. BAIRD, c. Sc
JUNE l6th,' 1879. 24-tf
Ohio County News please copy.
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POlitica speaking.

Jesse f. Fogie, Esqr., of Hartford,
will address the citizens of Ohio county
at the following times and places upon
the political ISSUES of the day, viz:
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4 splendid Safe for sale at good bar
gain. Call ut once on John i. Barrett.
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farni For nlc.

desire to sell my farm near No Creek
church two miles from Hartford, con-
tanning MS acres of land-l00 acres
under cultivation, a good dwelling house
with four rooms, barns, stables, crib,
and out houses. All in good condition.
The place is well watered. For further
particulars apply to the editor of this
paper, or call on or address the UNDER
signed, III. ID. BENNETT,
27-tf Il. o. Hartford.
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ARare Chance for good investment.
have for sale 5000 of the bonds of
the town of Hartford, in denominations
from 800 down to S25; redeemable
withSl ten years, bearing interest ut 6
per cent, payable annually. The pro-
ceeds to he used for building suitable
house for Il graded school. These bonds
will prove II safe and profitable invest
mcnt as the interest will undoubtedly he
paid promptly, and the bonds redeemed
within the time specified.
II. WAYNE GRIFFIN,
Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of
the Town of Hartford 26.tf
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I'll. L.
neIn,b0Id's
COMPOUND
Fluid Extract
BUG .H.Z.U.
PHARMACEUTICAL.
A Specific Remedy for all
DISEASES
OF THE
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.

For Debility, Loss Of Memory, lndis-
position to ExertiOn or Business, Short
ness of Breath, Troubled with Thoughts
of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Pain in
the Back, Chest and Head, Rush of
Blood to the Head, Pale Countenances
and Dry Skin.
If these symptoms are allowed to 90
on, very frequently Epileptic Fits and
Consumption follow. When the con-
stitution becomes affected it requires the
aid of an invigorating medicine to
strengthen and tone up the system
which
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world

divers Chilled Plow, Manufactured
at South Bend, Indiana, is the best and
cheapest pillow i'm the world. Edwards *
Foster, Hartford, KY, are agents for
Ohio county. No necessity of going to
the shopto have plows laid or sharpened.
An extra point is furnished with each
pillow sold. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed or the money refunded. We have
all sizes, from one To three-hOrse plOws.
Call at once and see this wonderful pillow.
Foster x Hill,
Hartford, Ky. n33tf
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lIlll m
9iUu

~ NVIIN y II-III FIl'l I'II1I-III' s'I'1
anyone can go right at. Those VITO atc wise
VINO see this notice will Seud rs their UddreS>
at once and see or thenSclVc.. Costly outnt
and terms irCc. Now i the time. Those al
ready M work are laying up laTEc sums OF
money. Address TItl + NCO., Augusta, Me.
l-aS-lN
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SOnefhfn. New tor the Farmers
w. III. Sutton's Reversible Plow, pat
ented May 30th, lS76. The greatest in
vcntion of the age and the premium
plow of the world. The greatest labor
and land saver of the country. The
only complete turner and sub-soiler and
the only complete hillside pillow and
does double work through all classes of
cultivation. They are introduced over
20 States. Price of plows, complete
with right and left hand turner's, fall
tongue, shovel and subsoilcr, all steel:
Two Horse, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i. D
These plows can he seen at Thomas
* Kimbly's drug store, Hartford,
Rogers X Kings store, Buf0rd, Thomas
Stevens Grocery, Beaver Dam, who are
my authorized agents.
challenge all other plows on II field
test. Address w. 7. Bennett, agent for
Ohio county, Hartford, Ky. 22-t
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TITLE INDIsPUTABLE.

These lands are in high state of eul-
uvation, nearly all under fence, well
watered, and viii make one of the best
stock farms in the country. Come and
see me or write for particulars. John
+. Barrett, editor of this paper, is nv
authorized agent. My post Office adj
dress Is South Carrollton, KY,
l3-6m. ADiu Irrrp
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That am still i'm the coal business.
Will deliver coal to order, and will
make garden blowing a speciality.
]. F. Wager.
9-tf.
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y
l will sell altogether, if desired, as the
land all lays adjoining; or will sell sep
arateiy, to suit purchasers, at any time
between now and the 18th day of Sep
teinber, 1873. Ifnot sold privately, win
be sold on that day to the highest bid
der.
Terms one half cash, balance ON a
credit of one, two and three years, at six
per cent: interest, from date.
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\ MONTH guaranteed.
Si2 a day at nome mu'tc
by the industrious. Cap
iIal not requlIed: We viii
start you. Men, women,
boys and girls make
money faster at wOIK for
Us than AZ anything else.
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Great Bargains In the Sale
of Lands

l offer for sale, privately, all my lands
or farms lying i'm Ohio county, XIV,
near the town of South Carrolltop.
formerly known as the Mclean farm.
Ralnncn of said tr..ot roo -
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Tho Pork CROP Of 1873.

The CIncinnatu Price Current, which GER
tAinly causot have any particular interest In
undertaking the hog supply, states from In.
formation from 225 correspondents, that the
prospective supply OF bogs Tor markstiue
before next winter 10 considerably short OF
last year--probably twenty 70 twenty-five
per cent less. In Ohio, Kentucky and Indi.
anna there ie evidence of marked decrease
In supply, willis Illinois will likely not be
largely short OF last years ard Iowa will
likewise be bur little deficient Missouri will
probably furnish as many, aud Kansas and
Nebraska more than laat year. The express
ions offered, taken literally. would probably
point 70 larger decrease that suggested, but
observations In the past lead to the conclu-
sion that the tendency 10 10 overestimAte q
decrease in supply.
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Clover nav for Hogs.

Lot any farmer Try tho experiment Of cut
ting and curing a lot Of second crop clover
while the stalk is yet green, or about the
time Il 10 fairly in bloom. Let Il be we'll cur
cd (vIthout rain, II possiblc) and slowed
away under some good shelter for the uao OF
bis hogs In winter, and II bic heart rejoiceS
In the happiness OF Gods creatures, II will do
him good to see bow bic hogs enjoy & feed OF
clover once day--how they will pick out
the heads, leaves and small stems, and leave
nothing but the coarsest portion Of tho stalk.
lie will then hnd iltlle difficulty In agreeing
with US that stock hogs require alittle rough
ness IN winter as Welt ne other stock, and
therefore should not be confined exclusively
10 solid grain. World.
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UIIURCIIEs

NJ. Il. Chureh-Nt. Pleasant, at 4 o'clock
n. m. on The 2sd and AIh Sundays. Rev,
ESrwTsTLe, pastor.
NJ. Y. Church Iberia. End Sunday, morning
and evening, N. K. BoYsK, pastor.
NJ. 4. Church. FlAtwoods School house, 2nd
Sabbath, III =. M, and TuscumbiH Saturday
eve. before. 4. SPRIN0EK. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN Church Tuscumhia. 4'h Lord's
day, morning and evening, W,P. DoRsEr,
pastor.
SPRING GARDEN, Alb Lords day. W. F.
Findley. pastor.
SALEM Church, on I.h Lord's day, II Q. clock
m. Sam'l butcher, pastor.
BAPTIST--FoF the year commencing Sept.
1877. The tins OF meeting nf each church In
this Association Is ruled by Saturday.
UNION Church--Meets 4th saturday In each
month. J. NJ Hihhs mod.
Rig RICH WOODS Church--,neets 3rd
Saturday in each month, s. o. Burks, mod,
Thos. MArchant, Clerk
LITTLE RIClIWooDS Church--mAets nd
ba,'y in each month, j. NJ. HlbbS, mod.
PLEASANT POINT Church--mests lsi
Saturday Eld John Smith, mod.
WET GLAZE: Church--meets lat Saturday,
j. NJ. Hilbbs. mod.
NEW SALEM Caurch--meets 4th Saturday,
Rid. duncan, mod.
SABBATH School, at Mt. Pleasant, 3
O'Clock p. m. every Sunday. ID. II. Austin,
Eupt.
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Yellow Fever.
National Associated Prs's to the Star.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEW ORLEANS LIFTS THE QUARANTINE.
Nav ORLEANS, July l6.--Al meeting o {
the Board OF Health the following resolution
was adopted:
"ResOlved, That the quarantine sgAlnSt
Memphis be rescinded and apply only in
case OF some unforeseen emergency"
TWO MORE IMPORTED CASES.
NEw YoRK, July lB,-rwo new cases OF
yellow fever We're iouad on one OF the
Hsyana stsAmshps yesterday aud both we're
sent to swanbutn Island.
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THE PROSPECTS ron BUSINESS
Sd. LonIs osl.Dlspaich,

pt. Louis fOstDspatch, 49,
Every country depends upon its crops Sirty %
or less. But some countries depend usrte
the crops OF others. IheAs
England and France, not 10 speak OF Or 0ne one
arc In the latter condition. They woul GSlS'
without bread but TOR foreign grain.
years they had 10 import their bread. .S79,
The great wheat producing and expoe fore
countries of Europe are Hungary and Roi ina
They are the only competitors the Jar an
States baVe in supplying both RnglAntto tn
France. title
No. loo,,to, a, q, tuo,, . oo,.,,.. ahov
business standpoint, the situation appessv sal Al
be about this; @'
Our crops In this o0untry--both graIn..
ootton-wlll, beyond question, be eIcelTesSs.
90 the other hand, the crops in Europe, as q
rule, are q failure.
In England tho grain produced will be
lees than usual.
10 Italy the crops are said to be nearly
ruined.
In Germany they are reported TO be very
fair, though lair only.
But In AustFia-HungAry and Southern
Russia, the real granaries OF Europe and the
only countries that compete with the United
States, the grain crops are reported 10 be
very seriously damaged, II not partially ruin.
cd.
Under these circumstances we can see no
possible reason why the exports OF this years
crop should not bring larger amount Of
money to this country than any previous
year ever brought-bring 1t In gold. too.
We think that every Indication points 10
prosperous fall trade. For money 10 the
pocket OF the shipper meant money for the
farmer, and Indirectly money for learly
overy branch OF trade and industry.
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JKpFERsOx Crrr, July 10.

JKPFERsoS CTTY, July 10.
Only 95 deg In the shade yesterday and still
the railroad is booming. enough money has
been subscribed and to-day articles OF Assooia
ton are being prepared for the construction
company TO comence Immediately. Theiexpec-
tati0n IA TO have tho line completed to She
codniy line by November ct. the tathoress. Al
ready iho sowa shows slgns Of renewed life.
and people are ieeIihg much better than tksy
did when the legislature adjcarned,
Another matter of some Interest is the fact
that upon the completion Of the road, lin
OF boats will be put upon the river between
this city and ST. Louis, connecting with all
trains. A company Is already chartered for
this purpose, thereby giving plenty OF COM
petition. Already the construction OF eleya-
tors 10 handle the grain OF the road IL talked
Of and sites for couple selected. There Is
fine future before this city now, and every
opportunity will be takeB to improve Ii.
While we have the Improvement fever, still,
another project Is advanced |. Q. the con-
sLructlon Of waterworks. The State has
powerful engine at its pump house at the
penitontiary, and Warden Willis, at little
costs, can erect reservoir on tho prison
grounds-the highest point around town--a
thing he will have 10 do TO make tho prison
water supply complete, and by making it
little larger the whole city can be supplied
exceedingly cheap and the State reap the
benefits thereof. This matter is likely TO be
proceeded with very soon, and will prove
quite an addition TO the future railroad CEN
Ter OF Missouri.
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JEFFERSON CITY.

The Missouri Central Road 10 be Built al
Once-.-IeIiersou Real Estate Already
LOeking Up...Everythlng Infused with
Hsw Liie...A Line Of Barges 10 bs Run
in Connection with the Kew Road...
Elevators to be Erected to Handle the
Grain Of Southwestern Counties. ..Isi.
fersou City 10 HaVe Water Works, &C., &C.
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Recruiting for the Havy.
M AsaocIntod Preas 10 the Btar.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
NEw ORLEANS, July l6.--The work which
brought the United States man.of war
WAehusett TO these waters, the enlistment OF
bcys between the ages Of fifteen and eighteen
years Of age for the naval service. began
this morning at ten o'clock at which hour
the offlcers OF the vessel, which lies at tho
bead OF Gtavifr street, began 20 receive APP
plicants on board.