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81 Commencement at Berca College, the
miscegenation institution in Madison coun-
ty, was largely attended by both races in
this vicinity. The exercises seem to pre-
sent a gala occasion, as the anticipation
causes no little preparation and twaddle.
The dead body Of an old negro wo-
man, horribly INITIATED, was found near
her cabin, on the Tate's Creek Turnpike,
in Madison county last Sunday. Il i sup
posed she was murdered by some members
Of her own family (who are now under ar
rest for small sum Of money.
II Henry Wallace, young man Of
promise, has in view the erection Of a
iirst-class steam Touring mill at this place.
Il is generally received opinion that such
an institution would pay well here, and
would be a great convenince, besides add
ing much 10 an incipient metropolis.
90 An election for School Trustees in the
Paint Lick Common School District, Mad
ison county, was held last week, and re-
suited in the choice Of S. d. Adams and
c. $. Nield. A third is to be appointed
Peter Howe, whose term shortly expires,
would be quite acceptable as his own sue
cessor.
- Pal Rogers, who was recently indict-
ed by The Jackson Circuit Court for the
murder Of James j. Isaacs, had an exam
lining trial at Mckee the other day, and
allowed bail in the sum Of $1,000, which
he gave last Saturday and returned home.
The prosecution was not able to make out
as clear a case against Rogers as was in
ferred.
A burglar entered the family room at
DR.. s. W. Browns Sunday about midnight
Mrs. Brown was awakened and alarmed
her husband, when the burglar ran out,
closing the door with slam that aroused
the household. Next morning it was dis
covered that the railroad depot had been
entered during the night, but nothing has
been missed 1; is coniectured that the
thief was looking for the Railroad Agent
(he boards at DR.. Brown's) under the i'm
preston that he had the keys Of the safe
about his person. An attempt was made
recently TO enter one Of the stores here, but
failed.
- PERsoNAL.-Chas. Ferrill, agent of j
b. Kerby q Cos lanyard at this place,
will remove elsewhere in August next,
The community will regret to lose two
such excellent people as he and his pref
" wife. C. S. Campbell, the new K. X
Agent here, is popular, especially with the
fair sex. Miss Ella Brown is visiting rel
ativcs in Rockcaslle. c. Crooke and wife
nss Miss Celia d. Adams, Misses Ida
and May Adams, who have been visiting
Mrs. c. S. Nield here, have returned home
taking the latter with them. Misses AIMS
b. and Emma Adams, Of bloomington
Ind, are the guests Of DIR. &. I. Spillman
Il. l.. Myers, Of Mt. Vernon, was witt
Dr. Browns family this week. john,
Argo, Of Lowell, graduated at Centre Col
lege, the present term, with first honors
Mrs. Jennie Hedger has recently returned
from proiracted visit to the soulherl
part OF the State.
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BOTLE COUNTY.


VIM. Neager bought Of Dave Prewitt
one hundred acres Of land, a part Of the
old Slaughter place, on the Lancaster pike,
about p miles from town, at $50 per acre.
A few sales of wheat at 80 cts The WOO!
market drags-4O els. demanded and only
80 cts offered.
- The Darville Dramatic Club gave
a very successful entertainment at the
Chapel of Bell Seminary on Saturday
night. Two plays, "a Duel Of Love" and
"Meg's Diversion" and a profusion of tai
vnt was brought out My position is such
as to preclude a criticism.
-- Out at Goresburg, in this county, the
managers Of the camp meeting grounds are
having built, booths, cottages, eating
houses and other buildings. At same place
several other brick and frame buildings are
in progress Of erection. Carpenters and
brck.layers are wanted, and eau get job
by coming in time.
- Two bicycles have been in town sew
eral times this week, ridden by young men
who have travelled on them from Louis
willie. They get long gracefully and seem
ingly without much effort, but are terror
to the old family horse. A farmers dame
was heard to remark that "Old Belr was a
steady nag 'iill she met that man on the
cyclopedia."
- DEArHs Mr.. Alfred Cohen, am aged
and much respected citizen Of this county,
died at his residence on Tuesday, Sth inst. 81,
and was buried in our cemetery with Ma
sonic honors. lie lived 81 years. Ralph
H., an infant son Of Jas. G. and Katie
Nichols, died on Sunday evening, aged
seven months. Miss Lucy Cruich6eld, aged
"a year, died in this county ON Thursday
the 10Th
COMMENCEMENT MEEK - Any on,
who has ever gone through one OF thes'
ordeals In Danville can enjoy this one ia
his recollection they are all alike. The
speeches this time will keep up the av-
erage, but like those of forty years ago
need quantity OF be,ssiae 10 take out th'
Greece. On Monday night llithl th'
Chamberlain speaking and delivery Of di
plomas by Louis Edelen. Without at
tempting 10 disparage the other speakers
particular mention should be made Of Jos
Knox. Aiier the eAelcisss tho usual hof
at Clemen.' House. Tuesday night --
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cARRaRD COUNTr


Quarterly Court convcnca here nczt
Monday. An average docket
- We have had heavy and continuous
rains IN this section Of the country for sew
days. u is said that the wheat crop is
badly damaged by the rust Considerable
grain has been harvested.
The Local BoaId Of Health Tor GAR
rard county, has been appointed. and j.
composed Of Drs. r. o. Young and II. G.
Herring, Of Lancaster, and Or. Webb, Of
Brvantsville. DR.. Young was appointed
Chairman Of the Board.
1t is announced that there will be- a
meeting Of all the different Sunday Schools
in the county, composed Of every denomi-
nation, TO be held at the Court-lIouse here,
Sunday afternoon, July 9TH, for the pur-
pose Of celebrating the centennial ami
versary Of the sunday-school, as Inaugural
ted one hundred years ago by Robt. Raikes,
in London. England. Speakers, music and
everything Of an interesting nature will be
the programme for the occasion. A very
fuIl house is desired.
49, PEEsnNAI.--Quite a number left here
this morning for the State Convention at
Lexington. All the delegates went Their
name. are as follows DR.. Jennings Price,
Senator Bruce, A. Pullins, J. W. Pore and
c. Anderson. B. NJ. Burdett, Chas. Sweeney
and Col. Mat Walton are among the mum
Der that we're not delegates. Col. Samuel
Burdett, Of Mt, Vernon, has been here for
several days. lie left for Lexington this
morning and will go on to the Cincinnati
Convention. Mrs. NJ. Walton is visiting her
father in Fayette. Miss Mamie Farra, Of
Fayeite, who has been visiting friends here
for few weeks, returned home yesterday.
Miss Mamie Walker, Of Richmond, is visi
ting her uncle, VIM. Walker, of this place.
VIM. Wherritt and X. G.. Dunn, Of Rich
mond were here Monday. J. b. Leavell,
Of Bryanisyillc was here Sunday.
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-orn soLsfihar ihn uca1t are. Ms. j. =
keuiiiet. Somerset Ballard Smith, Tieldial
ihtrnond. NofuneJi y. n fowls fedaua, No..
h O. nfye. WhlteIisht rcsa., by Dr. W. ~
nrye la' T.. Woolaon. Honey Grove, Tosasi too
Abraham Crab Orchard. Rev. n. MARLEY, rafks-
'iilai Hon. o.. 8. Oooch, ~. W. Caldwell, waynes.
hurH Madison Mckinney. NJ salem. Mis- fiii
Givons, Waco, Texas, by 3. W. 0iyen, nos. " T..
Warren, LEVEL Urcon, }. q. ucniry, H. q. sadier,
Lancaster ievi Hubble, a. T. Carter, shelby city
John o. McAlisicr, Iiusionvliiei ME-. Monte
Dunn, nyanlsvilio, w q. r. McliobertT Mrs.
Marsie Middleton, ilarisville, $. c. Andrew Nc
hoicfis, Richmond, Mo- W. ". Dehor'ie, NJ
Calm, rcsasi Col. Joseph Crane, Chaflesiovn, W.
Va Mr.. Carrie r. Graves. Livingston Station, Wy
A. o. smith, n. n. NcMullen, No. Vernon, ny ,
A. HALL Miles Hate, wcstpori. No, by A. D..
Hale, q. a. rcland, Sonora Ms. q. A. DcWan,
Houston, rosas BY Nh. Elizabeth Neyiuai y. a.
Hiatt, Willlamspori, Nohi ,. q. Smith, ,. ~.
Hiatt. Richtld vaudcsccr Prank McCiary. T. ".
Higgins, ,. T.. Good, A. o. nuincr. D. ,. Rash,
Stanford Mis- Addis Purneii, Cincinnati. Mr..
tieo' u. Bruce, Irvine, ny; s. D. Fuller, House
IfrUt GA
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CASEY COUNTY.
LIBERTY.


Liberty was represented at the Illus
tonville picnic last Saturday by Exon
gresham G. r. Wilkinson, II. Clay Car
penter, DIR. o. II. McRoberts and Miss
Matte CofIey. All say that they never
enjoyed themselves better at home or
abroad.
Circuit Court began on Monday, 9Th,
and closed on the 18th. The two important
murder cases were continued. Judge Ows-
ley was sick during the term, but his place
was filled by b. NJ Burdett, Esq, who
pressed the business of the Court along al
most As we'll as Judge Owsley or any other
experienced Jurist could have done.
Mr.. A. Lpe, who has secured the
mail route between this point and McKin-
ney Station viii, on and after the LIST Of
July, run daily a comfortable wagon, we'll
covered, and strong enough TO bear up un-
der a thousand pounds besides the weight
Of three or four passengers. lie is going
to employ polite and courteous drivers, and
says that his mail line shall be second to
nothing but the G. 5. r. X.
- Mr.. Ia Wilkinson, one Of our best
farmers, was forced TO make an assignment
yesterday We have not as yet learned
what his liabilities or assets will be. The
general impression Is that his property will
pay dollar for dollar. Mr.. Wilkinson Is
as honest as any man living, and We be.
lieye, with the encouragement OF his
friends he will soon be in good fix again.
- DR.. y. o. Young, of Lancaster, spent
four days last week with his many friends
al this place. Miss Alice Reynolds, Of
Madison, Ind, who is visiting her sister
Mrs. l.. {. Holmes, al Middleburg, made
a dying trip 10 this place one day lasl
week, While il is really true that she l.
from Indiana she i real Kentucky beau
~, al least every young man says 50 that
meets her. j. ". Wilkinson will leave Ia
a few days ior the Western wilds Of ih'
I Bone Star State. One heart AZ least will
/ be broken. Tell Joe Waters Il he vii
come 10 Liberty he can get one hundred
and nineteen pounds beautiful TIA al hal
price.
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DEATHS.

TUCKER Died, Monday morning
aged over 80 yeap, Mr.. james Tucker, Of
the Halls Gap neigl,borhood. after having
been an invalid for a number Of years. lie
was a good, quiet citizen, and highly es-
iecmed by his neighbors
90 GoocH.-On Sunday last, Of old age,
James Gooch, aged 100 year, Mr.. Gooch
was born in Virginia anil moved to farm
near waynesburg in this county, when he
was 10 years of age, and ON this farm his
remains were laid away on Monday last
Up 10 seven weeks before his death be
could get around his house quite lively, al
though he was entirely blind and nearly
entirely deaf
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The lfile boy baby Of Nf Gabriel
Gaino. died last week with Cholerl lnian.
ium
- Farmers arc complaining Of having q
good deal VI smut IN their wheat. although
The yield will be good.
- The Young folks that are fond Of
tripping the light fantastic Toe arc contcni-
plating having picnic on Island No. 10
Ia a short Time.
IS H. Buca sold TO David Prcwitt
tweniy.six hciicrs at s2725 per head. D.
y. previit sold bic farm to viii Yeager
nj ssi per acre. @. H. McCanley cold a
good mare TO SIM Dunn, Of Garfard, for
sol.
- Mis- Nora Murphy has gone TO Mich.
olasvills to visit friends. Misses Kate Ma
son, sallie Huffman and Mrs Richard En-
hry, Of Lancaster. made us a visit this
week NJ a. g. BJa,e. cur handEonr
iownsman, returned from Crab Orchard
Springs Monday looking very much i'm.
proved IN health
Dave Naylor, white, and Dick Jack.
son, colored. had dispute over a snath
while working in the harvest field Of james
Underwood, last saturday. and came very
near having a serious diniaulty. Naylor
put his haad in his pocket and started to-
wards Jackson, thinking be would retreat,
but be not being very easily frightened,
picked up rock In each hand aud cursed
Naylor shamefully. lie said that he would
not let any negro curse him, 80 he went TO
George Engleman to borrow pistol.
George seeing that be was bloodthirsiy re-
fuacd 10 let him have IT, lie then went
home distance Of two or three miles aud
got his gun, bat before he got back to the
feld be reconsiderel the matter and
thought il was too busy a time to Nil any
boy, 90 be stacked his arms and went 10
work, and didn't shoot
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crab Orchard.


go To the handsome compliment rom
Mt Vernon, Crab Orchard would say, with
profound sigh, ali met there Is a charm
ing and handsomc widow in the Geld, 40
there l. no hopes for young lady.
The sermon, by Rev. 7. q. Cook was
a most acceptable discourse, preached to a
large aud interesting congregation. II
gave such general satisfaction that re-.
quest was made to have il published.
- The Good Temp,afs are alive and at
work. They will have an address from
Sidney French, Grand Worthy Counselor,
Thursday night, 18th inst, and on Wednes-
day, June 2Sd, a grand basket dinner and
picnic at the Fair Grounds, near Crab
Orchard Several other Lodges Of Good
Templar- will unite with them. They in
wife the public generally, and anticipate
very happy occasion.
- Your Crab Orchard Reporter could
write the entire report this time in de-
soribing the ENJOYABLE hop and supper at
Stanford last week, and then not do the
subject Justice. The pretty girls--the gal
liant young men-and the very polite mar
ried men-ihe whole affair was delightful
and so well managed. The occasion will
he long remembered, and IL | was not
afraid Of arousing the vanity Of the Editor
Of the INTERIOR JOURNAL, | would speak
Of the unanimous vote he received from
the Crab Orchard delegation for being
just 30 nice and kind. There Mrs. Walton
wont care for our saying that much, will
she
- PERsoNAL.-Mr Tarrant is absent
on visit to friends in williamstown and
Covington. Mr.. G. Il. Mathis, Of Clarks-
dale, Miss, was in our town last Friday.
lie brought his sister, Miss Hattie, TO Tar
rant College, where he entered her for a
four-year's course, and charming perso n
she H. She accompanied Mrs. T. ON her
trip. Miss Alice Stewart accompanied her
friends, Miss Jane and Will Renneck, to
woodford to spend the summer. Miss
Luanna james, one Of Gecrgetownsb bright
est students arrived home Friday to rusti-
cate. Miss Logan and Messrs lantis and
Price were here Sunday. Jim Brooks left
Tuesday, and will drum for a clothing
house in Cincinnati. John Brooks has
taken the place Of Jim in Carson Bros. at
Richmond. Messrs. Bob Gentry and Jake
Owsley were the arrivals in town yester-
day. Alfred Rochester, a popular lawyer
of ST. Louis, No, has accepted the position
Of manager Of the ballroom at the SPRING.
lie will arrive the latter part Of next week
Mr.. Teyis is in the city this week on bus
iness. Col Shelby spent several days at
the Springs last week.
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LAND. srocK avn cRoP


- In Woodford county, lambs are sell
ing at 81 cents.
The farmers are in the midst Of a most
abundant wheat harvest
Two hundred barrels Of corn sold in
Jessamine at $40 per barrel.
- Graders in the harvest fields are get
ting $50 and binders Sl.OO per day.
-shel. Reagan, Of Wayne, sold in Fay
cite ll5 wethers at p cents per pound.
In Scott county, China hemp sowed a
month ago, is IS inches high and in bloom.
One railroad in Delaware carried 626
carloads Of Strawberries To market this
season.
R. Mcconnell. Of Woodford, has a two
year.old buck, the fleece from which weigh
ed 81 pounds.
The wheat crop, according TO reports
from various places, will be the largest
harvested for many Yeas.
Eli. Jones sold in Lexington this week
10 yoke Of oxen at from $50 to $3.50 per
yoke and 2Sscrub yearlings at SSper head.
w. W. Goddard sheared 81 head Of
sheep aud got go pounds Of wool, or a
fraction over III pounds to the head,
which he sold at 40 cenis.--Irrue Ken
tuckian.
-Jo. Estes, Of st. Mary's, shipped on
yesterday from this place to Cincinnati
375 lambs, averaging 50 lbs, that he had
purchased IN Washington county at 4 cts.
Lebanon Times.
VIM. Tarr a Co., Of Fayette, sol d last
week 200 head Of slop-fed cattle, to be de-
liyered during the present month to
George Becker, Of Cincinnati at $3.50 per
hundred pounds.
- The Carothers, OF Shelby, bought in
this county recently pair Of 10 hand
broke mules Of John Bright for $500; 3
from w. T. Green for $40, from @. A.
Lackey for Sis, aud from win T. Hays
for $3.50. all good.
-Lrx,SaroS CorRr DAy.-From 300
o-o .-,,l. -, -. r., o. =.
70 -'V e~'.'e, P'iOeS ''"b."b Nv. q p"
SIC, prices dull one punch oil ~ head oil
mules brought S65 per head. A great
many common horses sold at prices rang
,ar r. az A. sIo, nor hs.d
'"s """' 90 " fN'
AT apubiie sheep shearing al law
loryillc. Texas, May H., II. Chamberlain
e,ipned from his high.bred ram Bob
- a.. -. al aol ~ If vol
.asN, Nv, ''% V''' 'Vl - 80
ms Is said 10 DC 'he heaviest neeoe ever
taken from sheep in the United States.
49, The harvesting Of the wheat crop will
A.. H., =, ~. .n1 os M. ,s.k The
49, - ~ ~ - :, 49,, e.
"ea'hef ior ihe "oIA mas "een very n"ei
and the grain has been gathered in good
condition. The Weld will be far above the
-. ~, -, -. :. -, =. h.
'''"e' 80 NV 49, N'
been thought we are informed
- So uuch rain has fallen since spring
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Mss Barns DKNSIs Il impro,ing.
Ma. A. =. MrEHs has gone 10 Roctcasile on
fishing tour.
MIS- Alllr yAuous Is very ,isl Win litter
miiient Fever.
Miss Aucr rosI, Of Bloomington, M, is VS.
Ting al Mr. A. Coth's
Ma. ions g. PrluAn. OF this ofiee, vent to
Ilafrodshurg lasi week.
Mas. Gao n. nauoK and Howard Dunlap lcil
lor Eslin spring. TUESDAY.
- IN was not Miss notiic but Miss Jennie Hooker
who returned from Texas last wcck.
Ma AND Mas 4. 4. BEuCE OF Lebanon, were
guests Of Mr.. Geo. n. nruec This week.
Miss MAoufE WnuK q Manchester, is wish
ting Mis- nessio fosier, ofthis county.
Ma. W. n. WmfHnlrr Of Lancaster, vas
hefe this week en route 10 the mountains.
- Miss ELLA GIvEEs has RETURNED irom pro-
longcd and pleasant visit TO Waoo Texas
- Cot. rnos. W. VARSoS aud Mr., win Craig
went 10 CARLISLE this week on lseal business.
MissKs LUsA AND VIVA sEARnoS spcni ses-
cai days With Miss Allie Hubble this week.
Ma AND Mas. A. A. wAnnES have moved
to their handsome cottage on pansille street.
Mas. A. n LoyEl, Mrs }. :. Sims, and Miss
Iulia Iosel len on saturday last for vaneeburg.
= ME.JAs srAe0 aud wife lace Oversirecil,
Of iIar'od.burg are the guests Of M. y. A. Ter
hume.
Ma. ions j. MCRonEnrs. Cashier, q again
able to attend to business, alter several days Of
sickness.
- Qua Old friend, n. n Tesis, has tired Of arm
Ing, and has gone into the mereaniils busines In
acialia, Mo.
Mas. Rom. wEARKS, who has been IN ior SOW
eral days With Typhoid Fiux Is somewhat better,
but Il siill In a critical condition.
Ms J. n. FISH, hate Of Crab Orchard, Is nov
merchandising Ia Maryyiiie, Mo-, a prosperous
ioSn Of some four thousand Inhabitants
Mss AnpiE PuaEELl, Che accomplished mus-
ic teacher Who has given such enun satisfaction
10 the patrons Of stanford Female College this
year, has gone 10 Cincinnati 10 attend ihe Con
.eryaiory Of Music Zoe a ihon time.
rur handsome Mrs N. a. Iimhcrlake, Miss
Mari MyoIa, Miss Jonnio Crane and Miss Mary
whiie, of the Coilego,len Tuesday ior Charlosiowu
", Va, their on home. They will all return
vnh ihe opening Of The College, &c are pleased %
say,
pa a. y. sAsoKas, OF siewart,ille, Mo-,
lsil zoe his homow olne.'lay. while suferiug from
the accident caused by l,ing thrown irola buggy,
ceodingly Kind 10 him, foe vhieh he rs most pro-
ioandly grateful
ouR young iiend lohi. D. lireekinridge, d.
90 stamford, Wa la the oliy Yesterday. Nc.
nleokiuridgei h one OF lhe most promising youue
llgycr Of thsi district. ue Is nov enagcd a,
counsel zoe ihe doicnss In one Of the most noted
mnlder eases that has been heioro the lineola
Court zoe wears n Lfsingion Press
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Deinologiin speaking and delivery Of d.
plomas by Sam Cheek Adcruards the
wi Deha Theta Fratmiiy gave banquet
20 Oilchcrs Wednesday morning, 90 10
O'Clock, Class.nay Exercises o. the Col
lego and IN campus. 40 night, ESercises
by the Alumi Association end party given
by The Misses Fisher to the Misses Ben.
nett Thursday morning Regular oori-
mcnocmcnt by Senior Class-J. n. D.
Birdwhisiell and n. J.. Curry Naledicio-
rians. AZ night promcn adc Concert
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TnASws.-Our little friend, Katie Hail,
has our thanks for several pounds Vt as
nice honey a' we ever saw
Tnr surrrn-For The benefit Of the
Christian Church Melted little over 500,
the gross proceeds being iust si2s
TAME Sheriff 8. II. Baughman b. go.
ing right ahead with the collection Of
taxes Tor 1850, and the wiac will zee him no
once. lie don't propose to take year to
10 what can easily be done IN three
months.
TEN Mons IN A Ban Koom.-This ex-
cellcnt Temperance play will be- enacted
by the Young people Of Mckinney next
Wednesday night, 23J. the proceeds to 90
to completing the Church At that place
Admission. 2j cenisi reserved seats, 80
cents.
PofIcE Jupor.--Judge $. $ Myers g.
candidate for reelection 10 the Office u
Police Judge At the August election. iIe
has illcd the position for the last several
months with ability and impariialily, and
from Oh that we can learn he will he elected
without opposition. With his knowledge
Of the law, and his strict sense Of Justice
he Is eminently Cited for the office, and
deserves an election by a unanimous vote
SKirrED--A white woman who lives
with Lewis King, colored, a. his wife,
swore out a warrant against Daniel Cald-
we'll, another negro, Tor an attempt ct rape
upon her, but he was acquitted. Dan then
got a warrant Tor Lewis King for striking
him with a rock while he was standing 10
his own door, tot which oAense Mr.. King
was fined 500. The Court allowed him
10 step out and get security. bat he has not
succeeded yet, NJ least he has not reported
~ You WASr-A bat, pair u boots.
a dress pattern, suit u clothes, pair Of
shoes. holt u cotton. summer goods Of
any Kind, comb, ribbon, lace, handker-
chief, white goods, notions, irinkeis. or
anything else, you will find them all At
the Hayden Brothers lower down in the
scale Of prices than you ever heard Of he
fore. They mean business, and are deter
mined to close out their goods II the people
will buy. When you call don't leave M
I'll you inspect the Cheap Corner Counter.
The prices and goods on Il will amaze you.'
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M'ALISTER
& LYTLE'S.

We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens Of this and adj
joining counties to our mammoth
stock, which has been selected
with great care to suit the wants
of our large and rapidly increas-
ing trade; and, believing that we
IAN save you money on an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER & LYLE.
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- The little girl .baby Of Matte 4. Cole
man, Whose sad history j. siill fresh Ia the
minds Of our readers. died last Friday AZ
lGckland o.. where ID had been adopted BY
a kind hearted fimiiy 10 raise
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ford. Perhaps some Of your merchants
will have an opportunity ri culiigalins
tho.s acquaintance.
Il. b. Carter came % Bradhead
Thursday, 10Th inst, IN search Of Charley
DcBordc and John Farris, jr. Finding
them in IIcmphill 4 Mclvin's store, he,
after the passage Of few words, proceeded
TO uso them up pretty roughly. DeBordes
head bars the imprint, in some half a
dozen places. Of the links Of a chain which
was in Carriers hand, while Farris does not
enjoy a rccumbcnt posture 10 the extent
hitherto attributed to him Il is said that
the young bloods had been using some
very unhecoming language 10 Carriers
mofhor
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MARRIAGES.

3D. RErroR-SrLER.-On the llth, john
Rector to Miss sallic daughter Of Wm.
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