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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28
WAYNE COUyTY.
Monticello.

PERsosAL.--Miss Goode, Of Boyle coun-
ty, il visiting at Mr.. W. $. Browns.
Another oSE MADE HAIRY affords
Us pleasure to extend cordial welcome to
our gifted 'sappho" to her POSITION again
among the regular correspondents "a the
INTERIOR Journal
CATTLE.-A gentleman from Clark COIN
~, passed through our town a few days
since, with a large lot Of good mountain
cattle, bought Of Maj. John Wright, Of
Fenlress county, Tenn, at q cents.
FEE.-A two-story frame building situ-
ated between Fewston's hotel and the resi-
denoe OF I. NJ. sumpier, was destroyed by
Gre on the 18th The snow on the roofs,
and the absence Of wind prevented disas-
trous oonfagraiion.
ESrERTAIsMEST.-A grand supper and
musical entertainment will be given at the
Courthouse ON the evening of the 9TH
proximo, by the ladies Of the town. Pro-
ceeds to be used for finishing repairs on
the Union Church building.
MARRIAGE LIcESsE--Haye heen issued
since last report 10 the followlng couples
Mr.. NJ. ]. Foster and Matilda Gossage;
Lewis n. Wilson and Martha Hollers; +.
NJ. Liltrell and Mary +. Neal; George A.
Brown aud Lucy Gilbert; Elisha Bell and
Marietta }. Denny; John F, Foster and
Anna Davis.
DEATH.-Died, at bis residence, Ia this
county, ON the 18th Inst, after lingering
illness Of more than years duration.
Mr.. Richard Ramsey. Mr.. Ramsey was
one Of our most substantial citizens, and
for many years prominent member Of the
Regular Baptist Church Also on the
same day as above, Jimmie, infant son of
James Duncan, Esq, OF pneumonia
A Carrie CRITIcIsED-A critic in the
Courisr-Josnlai in commenting on an ex-
preston Of ours In late communication
to the INTERIOR Journal "That table
burdened with good things fairly groaned
&c" suggested that we use, in future, in
stead Of the common place word, groaned,
some one Of the following. to-wit; Yelled,
howled, sqneaked, &c. Now We are al.
ways willing to oblige our advisers, and
are ready 10 make change Of expression
whenever a suitable OCCASION Ohers, but
would i not really sound more euphonious
10 his q -asaie Ears for US 10 say that Il ac-
tnally bnayed,
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GARLAND COINTI.
Lancaster.

Lancaster,
DIED.-At Lowell, ON the 10th inst, of
pneumonia, Mrs. r Merriman.
The ISpIoTMEST--Of Capt. Blairby the
Garrard grand jury is daily expected.
Nor EVEN OSE.-The weather man did
give us but one lecture but then he left
HE weather with us.
AMusEMESrs.-An impromptu Hop and
three Appearances Of the Wildman Comedy
Troupe number our late amusements.
GOODBYE, PISGrowS.-rhe famous city
of Pingtown is dsfrnet. The new town Of
Dalton introduces itself from another por-
ton Of our news district.
A PREsEST.-The Ladies Aid society
recently presented 10 Mrs. W. A. Yantis
their handsOmest patchwork quilt in com
phi ment for her valuable and untiring SER
vices as President.
THAEKs.-The new regime which cuts
of our various n0us dc pluBs renders il
awkward TO return thanks for the nice
things said TO sappho in your last issue.
Al least she would have 10 circumlOcute
Jacksonville and Somerset 10 tell whom
she means 10 thank. But she il duly CRATE.
fol 10 whom il may concern.
COUNTY CouRT.-Monday was County
Court day with the Democratic Convention
thEOSn in. The sale Of buggies and cattle
was brisk. Geo. w. Dunlap, Trustee for
Harrison Hyatt, rented BY proxy one IA
acre tract Of land with small house al
$3.50; a 40-acre tract Of corn land At $685.
80, 6-aere tract Of same at $3.50; S0-acre
tract Of same at $3.50, l5-aere tract Of
same at $50 an ls-acre tract Of pasture
land At Sl3, 50-acre tract Of same al $685..
The noise Of the noisy Convention penetra-
ted the sDburbs Of the village, but the par
tlculars Of the vpngle are already with
you.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
OIIVER'S CHILLED
WHY yuv SHOULD vsE !!

ESQ, 900 PlOws now
In use, giving perfect
satisfaction. 100000
Invested In their manu-
fAeture. New JOlnter
and Coulter. They are
the only perfect plOws
made. Every farmer
should try them. Every
plOwtwarranted. Sat
lsfaetlOn or no trade.
lDo not waste money on
poor tOols. Get the gen.
ulpe oliver. Look for
the name ON the beam.
Beware Of infringing
limitations.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28

WAsHNorpS's little Ratchet has
served to point many a moral and
adorn many tale. This, however, is
getting too dull TO cut a figure, and
we now utilize his birthday BY making
it the appropriate time for the repro
duction Of gorgeous scenes from the
tabled and buried past, charging spec.
tators a small fee for the privilege Of
admiring, and show our gratitude for
the gift of Washington by handing
over the net proceeds for religious par-
noses
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LAST Mondays instructions ran
Blackburn's vote to 1853; Underwood's
to 1856, and Jones 10 1873. Cantrill
has 1877; Hardin. $40, while Hewitt,
Henderson and Marcum lead in the
other races.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28

ALFRED GAMBLE was convicted and
sentenced 10 the Penitentiary for life
for the murder Of Judge Burnett, Of
Breathitt, hut his attorneys took an
appeal, and instead Of going TO the
quarters 10 which he belongs he has,
with thirteen others Of the Breathiit
murderers, been lodged in the jail at
Louisville. Jason Little has been put
in the Penitentiary on a life sentence
Tor the murder Of his wife, the troops
have returned from Breathitt, and the
war for the present, at least, Is over.
The "bold soldier boys," after their
hard campaign Of seventy-seven days,
were joyiully received by their friends
in Frankfort and Louisville and hand.
-omely entertained. Twenty-one in
dictments for murder were found at
the late term of the court, and the
cases are set for trial at the regular
term, next July.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28

SENATOR BURNSIDE called Conk-
ling, of New York, liar while discus
sing question before a committee the
other day, aud the row would have,
no doubt, resulted as the Kilkenny
cat fight did, had not other Senators
interposed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28

NEWS ITEMs.--Hon. w. J. Davie,
Commissioner of Agriculture. has re
signed, and Col. Chas. +. Bowman,
Of Boyle, has been appointed by Gov.
ernor McCreary to fill the vacancy
Eighteen young Doctors vert
awarded the sheep-skin at the Hospit'
al Medical College, Louisville, We'd
nesday.....B Blackburn publishes acari
denying that he has INDUCED in the
disgraceful electioneering Of the pres.
cnt canvass. He ought to know.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28

HISTORY il about to be relieved OF
the blot made by the legal murder of
Mai. Andre. A monument is TO be
erected ON the place where be was
hanged. This win square matters
with the Major.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28

Tue rope broke at the hanging of
George Washington for the rape Of
little Frances Otte, at Louisville, last
Friday, which necessitated his being
strung up the second time. The first
fall. however, broke bis neck, and not
outstanding he was allowed to hang
nearly half hour, the doctors made
strenuous efforts to resuscitate him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28

FINLEY, who was given the contest
ed Florida seat in the House of Rep
resentstives had just twelve days to
serve and for them drew mileage and
stationery to the amount of $4,000,
Just little over 81, 200 per day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-28

The Covington Commonwealth en-
quires under what law did the Sher-
iifof Lincoln qualify at so late dateY'
Under the law that it Is better to have
II Sheriff late than never. The one
elected refused to qualify.
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Ar the solicitation Of Senator Beck
the Subcommittee on Commerce has
increased the appropriation for the
Kentucky River from 100000 to
100000. This begins to look more
like it, and we trust it will become a
law
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
J. A. BUsBY AND FLORA nusBY ms WIFE.
TX PAnrE PLIES, IN EQUITY.

J. 4. BUsBY AND FLORA nusBY MS WIFE
TX PAnrE pLfFs, IN EQUITY.
Notice l. hereby given 20 whom u may couccfn
that J. A. nushy aud llora nusby, his vile. a. cN
parte plaintiffs. have this day hled IN the Ccrk Of
hce of Lincoln Circuit Court thief Joint petition
praying that Flora Bushy h. empowered BY iudg.
ient Of aid Court 10 u.s. enjoy, sell, and convey
ior her own benefit, any p-uperty she may osn OF
acquire, tree NON the claims or the debts of her
husband, J. A. Husby 10 make contracts. sue and
h. sued a single woman; 20 trade In her name
and 20 dispose Of her oun property BY VII o. dct
II v thereforc ordered ~ the undersigned Clefi
Of aid Court that the notice u said petition and H.
Object h. published In the Interior Journal news.
paper published IN the town II Stanf,rt two weck.
~ Insertions not les than ten days heiorc the next
April term Of said Court.
Witness my hand - Clerk Of the Lincoln Cir.
cult Court this goth day Of Feb, 1873.
S6a-et r. A. JOHNSTON, Clsrk.
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PARTNERSHIP.

The undersiencd have h,rncl partuonhip iar
tho practice oflav IN Lincoln County, ailol ming
countlcs and IN the Court Of Appeals siyle u
W. q. WHICH,
Feh :, 1879. ". e. sAuriTY.
amin
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FAIR--St. Paul's Catholic Church will
realize about $500 by the fair in progress at
James Hall.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1879-01-19
Progress of the Church in Great Britain in 1878

The advance of Catholicism in EuRland
dpriog the past twelvemonth ie very clearly
indicated Ivy the Catholic Directory" for the
new year, j lst published by Messrs, Burns &
Oats. Contrasting the account there set forth
in brief with a similar stat lament given in the
Directory for 1873, it will be seen at q glance
that the steady growth of the Church still con-
tinues. The number of Priests in England and
aggregate of 1874, represents now an sggre-
gate of 1903-showing an addition of thirty
nine to the priest hood. The number of tn
churches, chapes and stations, againi in Eng
an aggregate of 1855, represents now an sggre-
gate of l122-showinR an addition of twenty
seven to those new radiating centres of Cath
oloism. Turning our glance next north wards,
has once moro q Catholic Hierarchy, as she
bad for thousand years prior to the socslled
Reform alton. There Sgsin, in Scotland, an
appreciable advance has been made not only
in the increase of the number of the priests
and of the chnicaeB, but in the increase also
of the Episcopacy. Whereas Scotland was
previously governed eocleSiasticslly by three
Wears Apostolic, she hos now six prelRtes Ss
the chiefs OF her hierarchical orgAniz Stion.
And wbereRs the number of her priests q year
aggregate now is 212 making the addition of
ten to the full number there of the priesthood.
Aud whereas, again, year ago there were 253
churches, chSpes and stations in Scotland,
has been an increase there also OF eleven Of
those radiating centres OF Catholicism. Alto
gether the grand total of Catholic churches,
ohApels and stations in Great Britain is 1886,
sho wing an increase in the u United Kingdom to
the full number of thirty eight sacred 0dfices.
While the grand total of Catholic ecolesi0stics
in Great Britain, Numbering the Arch bishops
and Bishops of both hieEarchies with the foil
aggregate of the priesthood, represents 2l96,
or thirty mine more than they were last Christ
mas.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1879-01-19
THE SPREAD OF 4 BAD EXAMPLE
Phiiadelphia Inc uirer,

Without known precedent, and certainly
contrary to both the letter aud spirit of the
national organic law, the Governor Of Massa-
ohusetts, Hon. Alexander Hamilton Rice,
dropped his ministerial character and took tn 9
responsibility Of iuquring into the motiv yes of
Governor Wade Ham pton, of South Carolina,
in utteripg q requisition for one Kmpton, a
fugitive from jostioe. This Judicial inq uiry
was the fi'st 1ase step. and 1t bad to be fol.
lowed by Others, OF course. The motives were
found to be political, and the requisition was
dishonored, an act Rs disgracefui as it it was
illegal. In spirit it sought to establish State
right that Alexander Hamilton would have
scorned TO consider, and which the most ad-
vanoed Democrat of his time would never have
approved. After time Kimpton saw what Q
bad biunder had been made, and he surren-
dered himself 10 the authorities cf South Car
olina aud bad Governor Rice ack no wlsdged his
ion OF this case. BIT the precedent was set
and the order was not revoked. Pretty soon
Massachusetts sent for two crimi n ais who had
fled from the "Bay State" to Little Rhody,"
and, although Governor Vapzandt was willing
to honor the acquisitions of Governor Rice, he
thought it best ID inform that Off ,ial that be
questioned his motives and would first inves-
tignte them. Meanwhile the scou undrels es
capped the clutches CT the police and are still
at large. Mr. did the bad example rest here
for recently Governor HartrAnft sent req1isi-
tions to the Chief Magistrate of Western
State for some persons charged With high
crimes and misdemeonors who hsd hod from
the jurisdiction of Pennsylvania, and they are
yet nnnoticed or unanswered, becalse Gen.
Cullom, the Governor of Illinois, "qoe&tious
the motives" of Governor Hartranft, and will
first iuquire into the cases of the alleged GRIM
iualS before he delivers them ur to the watch
ing aud waiting 'mibious of the law from
Aud there is telling where
this dangerous practice will stop unless some
one brings the case before the Sapreme Coutt
Of the United States for fns! settlement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1879-01-19
The nstivities of these are:

This enumeration represents the names O;
| cases reported by members. Some members
| have, however, reported only the first cases oc.
curring in many families, where three, four, or
more members were sick. Had each case been
| resorteds the number would have bsen fully
24 900
These cases occurring bet ween August II and
October 26 (a period of seventy -ons dsys), our
| desire being to give in each case the speediest
possible relief, and our regulations requiring
daily and personal 81 per vision in each, gave
fullest occupation of their time not only TO the
members OF our association, but to our physi-
clans and aids
From those points in the country which CALL
ed on MS for help and to which We sent DOC
tors, nurses, supplies aud money, have as
yet received no full report, saving three or
four smaller places. am conseq 1entIy un-
able TO give the exact number or those out
of the city who were sick and under our
care.
From partial reports received from many of
them can, owever, give an approximation
benehoiaries of the aid and help granted from
out the fund so generously sent us. In this
estimate many smaller points are omitted,
reports ever having been received from them
and in those named have placed the number
of sick some 20 per cent under tae mber
which had in their partial reports bsen sent
u.s., saving Gretna and Clinton, from both
whioh received full and accurate reports from
our physictans. The approximation foots up
IL 1o3 Toe nativitits of these were not re-
celveu bnt the relative proportion OF coiored 10
" hi'o 10 procaOty SreStet IN ta5 country Jbdn
with us. This is undou 5tediy b io soms of the
Louisiana parishes.
But the sick were not alone the charge laid
upon our care. The want. OF their families
claimed also our attention and were provided
for; aud ar the most moderate estimate not loss
than 90 OCO of soch sufferers were tended and
provided for from out that munifcent bounty
sent to us, W hich, generous az the sun, free as
the air, came lighting up the darkness of our
vale OF death, infusing hope where else had
been despair, and soaced how many dying
weary aud suffering ones, Almighty God only
knows eternity alone will ever disclose.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1879-01-19

the relief which was their dns from the funds
entrusted to us. You properly refused 20 give
to any others the funds entrusted to your care;
and because the same was held for distribution
according to need, after personal supervision
by the individual members of our body, and
who were held responsible and could be so
held, By ourtassooistion.
The location of our gslstes at some forty diff
erent points throughout the city was daily
advertised in all the morning papsre, with the
names of every member, each in bis own dis
tric,; aud the soleJrequisite fos any needy suf-
ferer, Of whatever tongue, color, or sect, was
cd upon the nearest slate. to insure prompt
relief and attendance from the member in
charge.
This, however, did not sufice some. Per-
sonal. sectarian or politicsl ends might have
been snbserved by donation from the i'm
mense balance Of funds which we were accused
of keeping on hand. We only gave through
ellopathio doctors we only furnished doctors,
nurse aud medicine to the sick, and did not
care for their starving families; We attended
afterwards We had wide open eve for the
Christian, and could not discover Jew; these
and such other untrue and ungeneroos scousa
tiops and insinnstions were made against you,
and are now all emphatioally and iually dis
proven by the statement given.
NUMBER OF SICK RELIEVED.
Including members, physicians and the
the epidemic, there was an active force of 125
men deyoting their time and attention in aid
OF the sick and suffering. Aud this large force
was none too large for rhe work which devol-
we'd upon us. According to the reports Of
members from their separate districts, and
from the relief committees established in the
Fifth and Seventh Districts, the number Of
sick who have come under the care Of our as
ISOLATION foots up for the entire city of New
Orleans -21 244.
The ati ifiaa oft thaaa
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1879-01-19
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

vacuum automatic brake lately tested in
England will stop in three hundred yards q
train running at sixty miles an hour.
Since the Sunday Closing act came in to
forcs in Ireland there has been q dmirution
in Sunday arrests for drunkenness of 81 per
cent.
Two boys recently found in the gem district
of Ceylon q blue sapphire weighing less
than two pounds in the rough, aud valued at
$4,000.
colossal flower has been lately found in
Sumatra foreetS which has an average diane
ter of thirty-three inches. 1t is oslled the
TitOnum.
Foreign merchants ship eggs to London in
cheap coff ls, there being more profit selling
the OF iii us than in disposing Of other wooden
packages.
The guardians of ChesteTi sid, England,
having discovered that many on tdoor paupers
feed their dogs from their tables, have re-
solved to give no relief to any person who
keeps o dog.
"What is meant by conscienceF" asked an
English schoomaster of his GLASS. "a hinward
monitor" And what do you understand by
monitor - A hironolad, }" replied the intelli-
gent youth.
st. Louis has seven hundred lawyers, and
this year the law taxes them $35 per head /,
thus utilizing GLASS hit herto considered utter
ly unproftabie to the iusnces of the city and
its dwellers.
Female artists are invading the domain of
art in France in formidable numbers. In 1874
there were 2S6 female exhibitors at the Salon ;
there we're 3l2 in 1875; 446 in 1876 Gas in 1877,
and 762 in 1878.
Ou the 18th, ct Beacon Hill, Ontario Miss
Walker suddenly dropped dead. Her betroth-
ed, Cousins, hearing of her death, cut his
throat, and her mother, on seeing her dSugh-
ter's corpse, also dropped dead.
The Sooial Science Association of Boston
publishes the startling, if true, staten ent th at
several mills in New England are grinding
white stone into powder, to be used in adul-
terating sugar, soda, and -four. The locations
OF these mile are not given.
Great preparations are being made in Mex
loo for the reception of the Chicago excursion
lists. The Government itself will lend aid, and
every facility be given for inspection of man
expecting immediate results, think both coun-
tries will be benefited.
Northern men who have settled South sine Q
the war, assembled in the Oper House, Char.
loste, North Caroline, Last ThursdAy, and
passed resolutions expressive of satisfaction
with their social treatment, aud declaring that
In NO section do all classes enjoy greater
Liberty. Five States were represented.
A severe shook of an earthquake was felt al
Jacksonville, Fla, about Has, Tuesday night,
which lasted about thirty seconds and appear
ed to move from southe0at to north Weet
Buildings were violently shaken, crockery,
ratified and doors were thrown open. The
shock was felt ut st. Augustine and down the
Gulf Coast from Pdnta PAssa to st. Marks .,
we'll as over the interior portion Of the State
Nothing OF the kind was ever experienced there
bsfose.
The South Carolina Legislature has repealed
che divorce law enacted in the Moses-Cham
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1879-01-19

Oar energetic young friend, Thomas No
Kendriok, Esq, Gas Magazine street. by the prompt
and w0rkmAnlike manner in which he attends to all
orders has almost RonoPOEsd the plumbing and gas
AtuuR bROineSs up town. An who have ever had
sion give him order become his steady pat
and sond their friends to him, vsn pleased
they with his work and pices- Mr.. McKepdrick has
large and well assorted stock of plumbing materials,
chandeliers, pumps baSus etc. which he will dispose
of very cheap He is the agent for the sale OF the
celebrated New Beauty and Paragon cooking ranges,
which give universal satisfaction - housekeepers
all scores well on that Of economy
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1879-01-19

Though salaries and wages are very low as
compared with what they were some years ago. there
is both satisfaction and consolation in the thought
taAt dollar will purchase great deal than it
ueed to- In order that this fact may be fully appreci-
ated by who doubts it, it is only necessary
call for instance at some stc dry goods like
that OF K. a. Adams Fro 594 Mas az ne street four
doors above st. Andrew street There the power of
the almighty dollar will be made manifest in q few
moments, for in addition to bis thorough knowledge Of
the Character of the goods people want and to his
exquisite taste in masking selections friend r. is
ashrewd, wide awake business man, who buys every
thing from frsthands the advantag terms
giving the benefit to his patrons Though the advice
is given gratis to doubling Thomases it may be
advantage by all economically disposed housekeeperS
and heads of families.