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humbly bes pardon and inplofc youf fgsisncss
flr NOT giving a CORRECT asiement oi myself TIE
error lies IN my safing that ! was a married wo-
man. when am not. Having allowed mysef 10
be- betrayed 20 bisey that u has almost taloi me 10
acknow ledge u ersa to NY physician, Who would
he the last one 10 hctray mo- know.
Tho friend who u taking care Of me IL not The
"rulity one" Wy any means. No au the saiby
rreich iorscok me Of course.
Nov you scc Why u Is important Tor mc to make
some disposal Of the chlid. Situated ne am here
among thcsc suspicious, curious pcoplc, don't
~ how ! am possibly to manage o.
Ny friend writes me that somc disposition must
ho made Of the child riglt away, even " u ncccs-
siiaics q change IN NV boarding house. And this
must.lc made b,jofs my confinement, Of course.
I have nude arrangements With my landlady 20
nurse and tskc care Of me when ! am SICK. IN fact
have paid her to do 10 already, and don't know
how 10 manago II OF what 10 about H. unics' you
orbid my nursing u, giving ~ an excuse that NY
condition viii not admit of w. something Of the
kind. you must help me 10 dispose Of u some way.
Much depends on my ycoig recovery. Ny homo
IL In the South have been In Kculuckv nov for
nineteen months was engaged In a iemalc ooll'T'c
o. ert teacher aud hence have met with NY ruin.
IN writing to d.. Craig, Of stanford, Ky, please
omit my maiden name, o. u IS important 10 DO p.
You eau answer this ny lcticr. o. think u irsi
can't tain o. you o. would like, Tor I am con,inc-
"a that walls have ears ! think I shall g. this
week, before an siek.
Nov you have all Of my irHe history, aud trust
you viii 5srgiee NY errar. Very respectfully.
Mas D. GFsuAN.
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usRHTsGEs.

49, BuRKErr-IIopcE- the 18th. in
the store room Of Mr.. Rotten Afford Ralph
Burkeit and Mis- Jane Hodge were united
in marriage by Rev. J. $. Sims. Mcssrs.
Jas. A. Harris aud Mr.. y. Van Arsdale
we're the uahcrs on the occasion.
"A cadet named jenkins eloped with
Miss Lillian, daughter Of DR.. NJ. sawyer.
bn, when they got a. far as Lexington he
was chagrinei TO have a policeman come
NJ and take his prospective bride from
him, having been authorized to do 80 by
telegram from the girls pa. The young
lady was taken home and the youth sor-
rowiully returned TO the Military Institute.
--FIELDs.-The Dsnville Advocate says
that Mr.. W. NJ. Fields end daughter. Miss
Carrie, have returned from New Orleans
delighted with their trip. While in louis
lana they witnessed the marriage Of their
son and brother, Theodore T. Fields, to
Miss Carrie Goodwin, Of Avoyllc- Parish,
which event occurred Feb. ~. Theodore
is native Of Danville, and his many
friends wish him long and happy life in
his new relation.
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RELIGIOUS.

90 Mrs. II. T. Harris gave Bible Read
ing at the Methodist Church last Sunday
evening, which was largely attended
- Rev. Jacob Ditzler, the great Metho-
dist debater, will lecture in Paris on the
23d on the subject, "Ingersoll's Inddelity,
and Christianity"
- Rev. Walter Lackey, the colorcd Bap-
tisi preacher of this place, will baptize
seven more candidates at Walnut Flat
next Sunday at 1880 o'clock.
During pastorate of seventeen
months, Rev. Joseph w. Mitchell, pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
Of Maysville, has has had LA accessions TO
his church.
- The Southern Methodist, DIR. Redford's
paper, which was published in Louisville,
has been consolidated with Rev. Meek
Central Methodist, and will hereafter he
Published at Cattlettsburg, Ky.
-- The Rev. Mark Sumner, a sweet
scented Senegambian son Of saw-horse, y
and Baptist preacher from Whitley coun-
~, Ky, was sent by the L. $. Court, the
other day to the peniteniiary at Albany
n. V, for six years for forging pension
| nat,ara
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CASEY COUNTY.
Liberty.

- Elder Corn, Of Tunnel City, did not
en- his appointment here ON last Sunday
We suppose that the high waters prevented
his coming.
-Green River was out Of It's banks
again on last Saturday, and nearly all OF
the fencing that had been replaced since
the other freshet was washed OF,
The ISTERIOR Journal Is certainly
a welcome visitor TO This town and yioini-
~, for ON the failure Of its arrival last Fri
day evening everybody returned from the
Posioilice badly disappointed. No fault
Of this Office that il did not.-Ep,
-. PERsoSAL-Col W. q. Welch's many
friends of this place are all glad Ia know
that he has 50 thoroughly vindieaied him
self af the grave oilenes with which he
was charged in last Fridays Cincinnati
Enquire. Miss Lucy Tate, who j. attend
ing school nj llusionvilie. visited her
parents at this place SATURDAY and Sunday.
- SHoRTs - Messrs. j. W. MeAlisier
aud X. w. Hacker, of your place. made
Liberty q ilying visit ON last Tuesday. We
enjoyed their COMPANY very much while
here, aud cordially invite them Ia eome
again. b. r. Allen was tried Tuesday far
trespass and held over 10 the circnit Corrt
under q bond Of $500. which he readily
gave. Dr Jasper Harris, who has recently
graduated AT the Melieal inlver-iiy Of
I.onisyille, has loealed here, and oilers his
professional services 10 the psople OF this
place.
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Tuesday was lively day in Squire
Rockers Court. Messrs. Blain and W.
r. Varnon ventilated the law in the va
rious cases.
Soc Owens has for rent 80 acres of fine
grass land also three fine thoroughbred
cows for sale. Apply to j. b. Owens near
Iiustonville.
Don't forget the sale Of Mrs. Amanda
Carpenters property, at lIustonville, on
Saturday, the 18th inst. The farm Is an
excellent one.
= Arch Rowzie, who was shot in this
place on the Dist ult., died week later
Ii is said that just before his death he
warned his friends TO bury feuds, firearms
and whisky. Powell and Williams, who
were engaged in the affair are both getting
well.
= Died-At Milledgeville. in this coun-
ty. on the morning Of the 81 inst, Josiah
Caldwell, who has been for over 20 years a
successful merchant ut that place. His
remains were taken TO Pennsy lyania by
his brother, who was with him when he
died.
-HEAD ISL HERE VIZ CONF! CLEAT
THE TRACK !!!-Another scandal in high
life, but in the West End this time. ON
wide-a-wake business men, W. III. smith
x Co, have since the LIST inst. inaugurated
in their immense business the principle
of CASH OR PRODUCE. The astonishing
fact il the GRAND REDUCTION in prices IL
every department, notwithstanding that al
kinds Of goods, at first hands, have great,
advanced. The experiment OF W. III. ;
4 Co. gives evidence already Of complete
success.
- In stock matters hand you some o
the transactions Of Jim Allen X Co. dur
ing the week: On Monday they sold a
Harrodsburg 80 head Of cattle, light year
lings, weighing about 600 his, at s20.o'
per head. Report a large supply and low
prices. They bought in that market lO'
head light stockers at q to Sc, which the,
shipped to Cincinnati. They also b0ugh
Of John Wheat, Adair county. As common
2-year-old cattle at SIG; Of J. J. Drye, lin
coin, IL head stockers and butchers stuff
at 1925 to S2.s5; of parties in Adair q
head light stock, at to pc; Of Brown 4
Taylor, Casey, ll2 head Of sheep, at y
Shipped last week 100 head Of cattle &
Cincinnati.
PERsoSAL.-As TO personals we hay
so many beautiful young ladies, both resi-
dent and visiting, that no pencil could d
them Justice. Prof Reppert's Collegs
when all the pupils are assembled, present
a picture almost too lovely for earth; am
rather too sprightly for-anywhere else
Miss Lizzie Green, Of Boyle, and Miss En-
ma Dunn, Of Marion, are visiting relative
here at present. The latter, while goin
home from church on Sunday night, ha
the mishap to have the buggy in whic
she rode turned over. No damage dom
The mystery is that the vehicle ras CAP
sized Up hill and yet the occupants ar" ,' bot
exceptionally amiable. We are unable
therefore. TO account Tor this singular di'
crepancy in the laws Of grayitation.
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Miss Anna u. CRAIo has re,urued from Ian
Miss ErSA CR,m is eue-, OF Miss iulis
Cair.
Ma. D. NJ Corrrr aud @mily len this wcck
ior Kansas.
Miss KArK UHiurs sPen, several days here
this week.
Mas. GEo. n. nEucE Is with her parents In
Lancaster.
Cot. ". y. EvASs, Of Danville, called to sec
rs yesterday.
-- cot. 4. W. NASSoS has gone on visit TO
Mashiugton City.
VILE. we've In town Monday.
Miss MAMIE MCRonKRrs. OF Rush Branch, II
on a visit to Miss Eliza Harris this week
Ray. J. A. BooLE. OF Hnstonyillc, paid us q
dying call yesterday, returning from visit TO his
sous In Garrard.
Ma ASD Mas. n. H. HALL and their NH,
hoy. of Knoxville, Tenn, are visiting the iamily
OF Hon. Robt. Blain.
JVDoE J. W. ALC0RS, member Of the Dem
ocratic Central Committee Is attending a meeilnl
ct the Committee In Frankfort.
.- MKssRs W. LARuE THOMAS, Of the Danvill'
Ad,ocais. aud wodiord q. Dunlap, OF the iancas
ter EAiopriss were circulating among the peopl'
here County Court day.
Mn. Jas. q. OiyESs. ofthls county, graduated
In the Law department Of the University at Louis
VILE last week Mr.. Giscns Is gifted young MAI
and viii no doubi make ior himself name In ih'
profession he has chosen.
80 MlssKs PArTiE BUENsiDK, Lcitie Helm AM
flonnco Trueheart, a trio OF our prctticst girls
went over 10 attend the protraeled meeiins a
Lancaster. Miss burnside has returned bat th
other two ladies will remain in the little yillag
sonie time.
IUpsE J. q, CARTKR, secretary Of the Stat
Grangc, was here this week ON his way home iiou
shelby llenry aud Nelson counties, whsro he ha
hecn string up the Orangers lie says that ne
newed interest Is manifested every where he ha
has heen, aud that the pIospcd OF the onlsr MA
never brighter
fuK iioll OF Honor u a mosi graiiiy Ing ON
this weck aud Is As iolloasi :. u. Pennington, J
4. thadiick, by ". d. Lse, J. A. NeNland, ta
ouhaId Col. A. Munday by n. n. Bionaugl
Kingston A. N. frye, !. y. nine, squire fey ioa
LAT tanway, ilusionsile,J W. Ghens, Mn. VII
ie~is, Richard hihh, Mckinney station job
owrns, Zine NM Ms. o. Henderson, Lowell, ny
nes Gisens, NJ salem. n. N. johnson, shelbl
cas-, wm. Meathrftnri, J. a. E,ans, nansill,
A. :. nsslsy. Onion Cr,sk, Texas. by Jack ll'sley
.. a. leach, kings Mountain ie~is Duddgrar, 90
himself al Hilheris Greek, iorc q. ray lor, Nesad.
Mo, aud ". N. puddrar. somerset, ayi Mn
tlar hoy fiayiori Hiihefis Greek Jas. liobinani
Inglsmans MIL, N. q. nussell, Millsdgosillsi Al
\. h,siin, Highland ltohi. l.aiiner, ieAlngio,
ia, by lienry naushmani John .. Stone, Edrinp
ton, Mo BY den. nanghuaan, Jfi Miss Jeanne !
Carter and D. N. Garter, MILFORD 1exas, ~ Dr.
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LAND. STOCK AND CROP.

Shelby farmers are engaging their
wool at 80 to 40 cts.
John W. Pennington sold to Sanford
Irwin 81 head of Cotswold ewes at s..
Sim Cook has pig that sucks COW.
which ia as tender and jealous Of il as il
il were her own calf.
90 THE Iatoliiga,oer says that the average
Of wheat is As or 80 per cent. greater in
Warren than last year.
80 Carriihers Il Beard, OF Shelby, sold TO
John W. Hall, Of Alabama, carload Of
mules at SlOG 50 per head.
Jas. Paxton as Trustee for Vim. Burton
sold ll3 acres Of land near Iustonyille TO
G. l.. Harris at s35 per acre.
90 Our friend W. b. Feland, Of Lexington
was here Court day and bought 10. Of
horses at 800 to sl35. They are intended
for the Eastern market.
- Alex A. Bastin brought lot OF bolts
that he took from the stomach Of horse
last Friday, to our Office in coal oil, and
with a tenaciousness to life worthy Of a
better subject, they lived until Tuesday.
Pans CouRr DAy.-From $50 to 400
cattle on sale at Paris yesterday, with pri-
oes ranging from 50 to s4.25. There were
on the market about 100 mules, mostly
sold at from Si7 to sll5, according to
quality. OF common horses there were
large offerings, mostly sold at from $50 to
$40.
-- LOUISVILLE AND CiSciSNArI,-tiOod
to extra shipping cattle are worth 4 to
465 in Louisville; best butchers i.lO to
i35; feeders 81 to 4; thin 10 common 1 to
3. There is good local demand for hogs
at $40 to $3.50 for choice light to good
butchers 1915 to Si3j. Sheep and lambs
Al to 5 for best, % to A for common Il
medium. Ia Cincinnati, common cattle
are worth from to q, medium q to 81
shippers 4 to a.. Hogs run from s3.2'
for very common to si.65 for best. Sheet
common to fair - to a., good to choic'
Al to 81 cents.
COUNTY CouRr DAY.--A very large
crowd attended County Court, as the
day was lovely aud the ground too wet FOL
the farmers 10 do ANYTHING at home. TIN
merchants and ulhers repnrl lively bus
iness but the trade la calile Was SLOW an,
dragging. Anc,ioneer II. 4. Bush say
there were about 800 scrub cattle un th'
mark Il but the difference beiwecn buyer
aud sellers was 50 great that Il was will
difheulty that any sales were effected. Thu
best Of those sold bonght "a Ia 3 cents.
Few plug mules sald at $50 10 S75 pe
head. j. NJ. Higgins, anelioneer, sold II
calves at $40; heiiera, Sl27o; II caly 6
Sll .O5; n do, S595; 10 steers. $50, 7 do
Sl5.l5; 2 COWS, Sli; - steers, eonnion, So
think good cattle would have sold vel
Mules aud horses dull
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-- The excitement over The Cincinnati
tragedy is very great. The people clamor
for the name N The villain.
- Mr.. W. T.. Ice has purchased the In
tcrcst Of p. r. Pollard Of the firm of IIar-
RE 4 Pollard. We are glad to have Mr.
Ice locate in our town, ~ he T. a mott nc.
commodating young gentleman.
- Dirn- az Pneumonia, March ], little
sallie. infant daughter of Samuel and
Matte Cochranc. The bcwavcd parents
have the sympathy Of their friends in this
community, more 20 because this was their
only child.
Spring Till Park !. now open for
training horses. The fine thoroughbreds
of Scott Farris and Capt. Moore are seen
daily coursing the track. Scott Farris is
said TO be one Of the best trainers this side
Of the Mississippi.
- The last two reports from Crab Orch
ar,l we did not write. II l. but Justice TO
ourselves to say this. a. there has been
aome execution taken To the first one. We
did not write them, and II course are not
responsible Tor them.
- The "ten-ccnt" magic lantern show,
saturday night, Of course called ont the
"ten.cent" crowd. The Grains decended
and the food. came" but still there was
goodly number, all anxious to get the
worth Of his ten cents.
- The Literary society is in flourish
ing condition, has about eighteen members,
and under the superior management OF
Mrs :. y. II. Tarrant and Professor
Moore, II Is compelled to be success. The
next meeting will be at Tarrant College.
- PEnsoSAL.-Capt. Welch was in town
Sunday ......Mrs. Maggie Saunders is visit
ing relatives in Richmond......Mr. and
Mrs. W. i. Kennedy are soiourning in
Madison '''''.onr worthy irlehd' W. f. Lev
has been quite sick at the Harris House
-Crab Orchard has combined shee
aud Jewelry shop Unite convenient
when not repairing shoes they can DC re-
settling diamonds IL deserves patronage
They claim TO mend any'hing 'rom ,he
heaviest piow shoe' uo"h 10 Tue h"eS' u''-
mond shir' s'nu.
-Ano'her hgh' IN Town 'u"ua n''
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The sedacer OF Miss Maffie n. Cole
.san acknowledges his G"Hf.

Last week, having been thorough
~ convinced Of Col. Welch's innocence
Of the seduction Of Miss Matte Coleman,
we published bis statement Of his connec-
ton with the affair, which being eorrobor'
ated by letters from the young woman,
ought To have convinced any one that he
WAS not the guilty man. Instead, however,
We are told tina. there were those Who not
only hooled at the statement but were idi'
o.ie enough 10 sneak around and whisper
that We were trying To whitewash the Colo
mel. Well, II IL was any satisfaction 10
that class Of people to think We would he
a party to such thing, they have had
their full enjoyment Of II, and We dismiss
them, hoping that when We present evil
dence "as strong as proof of Holy Writ"
they will confess for once in their lives
they were wrong aud that they have judged
both Col. welch aud ourselves unl Justly.
Although satisfied with Colonel welehs
statement, as published, We urged on him
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~ Montgomery ,. n. Ncwiani, nroihcai J w.
rro tor, ,. q. md W ". rrocior, burslni Col r.
D. white Richmond, Mrs y. stmnh, sclenee ilIll
A. q. MoRoleris, Dana, Ind, ny VI. McRohefisi
=. ". Tuttlc Monficelloi W. W. smiley Danviilei
=. A. Iiuif,kcf, noonsboro, Ky. Luther Under
wood. Lancaster Judge ,. NJ. PhiIlirs. =. N. Ne.
noirris, ,. g. noslcy, =. r. McCleary, W. ". Tray.
lor, A. 7. rmyiof. L. n. Stone, G. N. spoonamore
y. '. Stone, Ales. rmyior, Capt Thos. iIatchi.
son. Henry nauehman. J. W. Pennington, Geo. 7.
Mci,oscris, ~. r. n. Montgomery, standard Col.
a. A. n...lIl.
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TINS.

- DnIoS.-At Lancaster. in child
birth, on Wednesday night, Mrs. doe
Dillon.
- McRoBERTs In the last issue Of the
Richmond Mo- Consewior is an account
Of the death Of the wife Of Maj. a. Nc
Roberts, formerly Of this county, in the
10th year Of her age and in the 5ith year
Of their married life.
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Dry Goods, Notions,
Furnishing Goods,
Carpets, Trunks,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
DRESS GOODS.

We have an immense stock for You to select
from I'm Black and COlOred All-WOOl Cash.
mere, AIpacas, Australian Grape. Brocaded
PopIins. Monte Cloth, French Novelties. Cot
tom Poplins. Gingharns. &c. Also fine line
Of Dress Trimmings i'm Velvet. Satin. Pckin.
CoIore,l and Black silk, Ribbons, Fringes.
Buttons. &c.
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WV ADVERTISEMENT.
ADMINISTRATIONS sALEi

A. Administrator of Mrs Amanda Carpenter,
deoi.. will sell a. pnbc suction, In llusionsillc,
on SAT- EpAN, MARCH ", issn, tho ioliowing
limits oi Huatonvillc we'll improved, IN q ro,sl
state Of cultivation and has NJ acres OF grow Ing
wheat on H. Also Mare, I 2-horsc Wagon, 100
Ibis Of Corn 800 shocks Of fosldcr, lot oi Wheat,
House and Kitchen Furniture. Nc. TEnNq-ior
personally ai sums ten dollars and under, cash;
over that amount, credit II three months, on me-
got!ahlc notes, payable 81 the Farmers National
flank u stanford. on land, terms will h. made
known on Day Of sale. q. " VOWEL.
n. 7. BUSH, Auci. (ti1-2D Admr.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught cold Are you I'M
able to raise the phlegmg Have you an irrita-
ton in the throatf A sense OF oppression on
the lungs. with saon breathf DO you have a
nt OF coughing on lying DOWN. sharp pain
now and then in the region OF the heart, shoal-
dcrs and backf ~ 80, oar Adsiee Is take al
once dose OF 'furt- kxpeclOrant; you will soon
be able to raise the phlegin. la am hour rspeat
the Expcc;orant, place ahoi iron 10 the feet take
two OF TUFTS Pills. loa viii soon fall into =
pleasant sleep aud wake up in the morning.
eoash gone, lungs working incely; easy breath
ing. and the hoxcls moving m a natural manner,
10 prevent a return OF thess symptoms use the
-. ---.---.--L 49,
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Mad ,arribia HicHI 8 wEAIs.

Memphis. feb,, II. ISL.
DR. TUT. Sri have been suffering Tor nearly tso
ysars uith a severe cough. When commenced "a.
kinx xour Fxpsctorant was reduced 10 one hundred
audi ifisen pounds ia weight l had tired almost
eserythins had terrible night sseais Ihaye taken
nall dozen bottles The night ssssts have lsit me.
lie cough has a sappsArsd, aud have gained hfe.n
pounds IN hesh recommend 4 :? AZ M if.sniA
Nth great respect, OLIVER RICE
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STATE OF KENTUCKY, l..
County Of Lincoln.

!, Jno n. Owsley, Cashier Of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true 10 the hest Of my knowledge aud belief.
JNO. H. OwSLEl, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 bcfore me this 2sth day
OF Feb, iss0 JNO. J. McROBERrs, n. P.I~C.
Correct attest;
=. II. SHASKs, !
;. n. sHASKs, Directors.
I. p. HIT,
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DOMESTICS.

We call especial attention to our stock OF
Bleached and Brown Cotton, Sheeting, Bed
Ticking and Prints. As it is well established
fact that these goods will be higher later in the
season, you should lose no time in buying.
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IIxc0Lx soTxrr.

The Good remplar Lodge is In fall
blast has 80 aemben-so you see old
"Crab" Is looking up.
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NewsPAP PER PUB. WRITES.

DR. TUTr: Dear sI-My little son. was aitAcked
With pneumonia last winter, which lett hun with
yio!ent cough that lasted till within mouth since.
Tor the cure of which am indebted toyQur valuable
Expecterant had tired most ever, thing RECON-
msnssd but none did any good until used Jour "a.
psctorant, one bdttls Of which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks. am yours ifnl5s =,
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LACE CURTAINS.

Having bought our stock Of Lace Curtains in advance Of
the season. we are therefore enabled to offer them at old
prices which 20 per cent less than the market value
will be later in the season. stock Of Frnged Win
dow Shades GitBand Shades and Holland in popular col
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STATE OF KENTUCKY,
County Of Lincoln,

County Of Lincoln,
|, Jno J. McIsoberts Cashier OF above named
hank do solemnly swear that the alovc
statement Is true TO the hest OF my knowledge and
belief JNO. j. McEOBERis, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 bciore me this III day
Of Mar, 1850. ]. n. OWSLEl, \. y. l. e.
CORRECT ATTEST
! !. \. HOCKER, Directors.
J. :. MURPHY,
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gid. and q. J. IInrd. . ! pound hny.