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ARlry INTERPRETATION DILi.

wAsusorox, March So.-rhe House
Committee on Appropriations today unan'
imously agreed upon the army appro-
priation blu for the year ending June,
1851. 1t appppriases s2s,425,soO,- re-
daction from theestimste Otsl ,2ol,s7S.
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d5s mtdligsttrer

-. 8 and n Toar'senth street.
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7cT4 4BLIsHED AUGUST "a. 1857.

held caucus this morning for the pur.
pose of determining thsparty line Of action
in the Senate with regard to the clause In
serted by the House in the immediate de-
ticieucy bill by which 1t Is proposed to
amend the law concerning the appoint-
ment Of deputy mArshals at elections.
The caucus unanimously decided that
the clause should be opposed upon the
ground that 1t Is rider and that all at
tempts Of the majority to.force legislation
by such means should be resisted now As
they were resisted at the extra session.
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A0AN POSTPONE

The House Committee on Elections
again postponed the inal vote on the Don.
- waabhrrn easa.
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BosroS, March So.-The report Of the
inquest this morning on the body of the
child Of Homer Wellington, is to the effect
that the infant child, Morris @. yelling.
ton, aged fifteen months, son Of Homer
Wellington, came to its death on 9th Of
January last, by being poisoned by arsenic
administered at sundry times by his
father. Wellington Il held fortrial.
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CaEYESxE, March GO. <. Allen, late
express agent who had charge of the
bullion recently stolen from the express
Office, at Sidney, Neb., was arrested there
last evening charged with completely in
the robbery. The arrest was made
through . detective, under direction Of
Superintendent Law, Of the mountain di-
vision Of the Union Pacific Railroad.
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A pETHCffyE eUICIDES,

WASHINGTON, March So.-James Ed
ward johnson, colored, was shot dead last
night by Joseph, alias "Big Foot" John
son, white. The shooting took place in
front OF the store which Geo. P. Hirth,
recently murdered, occupied.
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CINCINNATI, March S0.-When the case
of Miller, alias Henry Petre, was called
today far the purpose Of identification,
under requisition from the Governor Of
Louisiana, where he Is wanted 70 serve out
Q life sentence for q murderous assault,
1t was found that the man had been per-
mitted 10 get out OF jail, and was then ar
rested by two detectives, who started to
New Orleans with him. The court made
no order in the case, no formal charge hav-
ing been made against the jailor.
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A DrLunrruL ESrrnrkisurNr Miss
sallie Reid gave q .1ife. daaauF in honor
Of her guest, Miss Lizzie Ice. Of Boyle, on
Monday night, which b. spoken " ~ y
very elegant affair Some Gitecn or TWEEN.
~ complies were present, and the evening
was indeed a most enjoyable one.
Tnr BAnurcur-At Crab Orchard on
the 22i promises to he one Of the rrandest
events Of the campaign. Everything has
been admirably arranged, and II the poo
pie will come down with the ducats ~ lib
eral NJ l. expected, the event viii be man
feet m the election returns Tor year..
Among the speakers invited and who are
expected 10 be present, are SENATOR a. a..
Thurman, George II. Pendlcion. Daniel
W. VOORHEES,, John $. Williams, james D.
Beck, Hons J. Proctor Knott Ioseph g. s
blackburn, Phil u. Thompson, Jr., Gens
VIM. Preston, Cassius NJ Clay, Basil
Duke, w. G. 7. Breckinridge. Frank Vol.
ford, Mai. A. +. Richards Coils +. l.. Jones,
John Dishman, Wat Hardin, Judges Il. J.
Breckenridge, NJ. II. Owsley, NJ. J. Durham
and others Blue JeansWilliams is special
ly invited There will he separate table
for the ladies, all Of whom are cordially
invited. Il expected that a special train
will be run for the benefit Of those at a
distance Everybody l. invited aud all
who come are expected to bring basket
Of urpvisious
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RELIGIOUS.

- Rev J. NJ. Bruce has changed his
hour Of preaching here from II to 1880.
-- Rev J. S. Sims has returned from Bell
county, aad will preach as usual next sun
day
- The second annual camp meeting Of
the NJ. L. Church South, at High Bridge,
c. 5. Il. r., will he held July 2lst to the
eth.
- The Rev. l.. H. Blanton, ID. d., Of
Paris, has accepted the Chanoellorship Of
Central University, and will at once enter
upon the duties of his office.
The Southern Branch of the Presby-
terian Church here has secured the ser
vices Of Rev. Isaac McElroy, Of Lebanon,
who will preach on the lst and ID Sunday.
lie will not enter upon his duties, however,
til the 81 Sunday in August
- Rev. Il. II. Caldwell will begin a
meeting at Walnut Flat Church Saturday,
18th inst. at $ =. M., and on Wednesday
following will have the assistance Of DIR.
A. J. BAIRD, an eminent divine Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Of Nash
vile, Tenn.
- Prof Chas. W. Dabney, Of Virginia
who has accepted the class Of Natural
Sciences in the Central University at Rish-
mond, Ky; is but 20 years Of age, but he is
a graduate Of Hamden Sidney College and
Of the University Of Virginia, where he
spent three years; was successful PROBES
sor of Physics at Emory and Henry Col
lege for one year, and is just finishing
two years' course in the University oil
/ Goettingen, Germany.
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BOYLE COTNTT.


- Mark Wakefield sold twenty well
broke, nice mare mules 10 Caldwell n Co
hen NJ $50 a head.
- Issued from the Clerk Office on the
10th, marriage licenses o. T. NJ. Wade and
Susan VI. Nandaripc. Wm. Mctiinnis and
Parihenia Dunn.
y. T. McFerran. as Commissioner, IT.
iers for sale "Danville College for Young
Ladies' better known a. the "Danvile
Military Institute
- Condensely speaking the rally here
on Saturday night was unparalleled in order.
enthusiasm and iu he beauty Of dccon-
tions and Examinations.
- School Commissioner Caldwell and
Examiners will meet ut the Court-llouse
in Danville, Friday 10th inst Applicants
for certificates are hereby notified.
- DR.. Chas Taylor, Of Covington, lately
pastor OF the congregation here. preached
on Sunday at the Southern Methodist
Church. The Colorod Baptist Sunday
Schoo, Association has been in session here
for a week past
- II was very "ungenerous' and Gun
manly" slam at the weather when be af-
frmed that he saw Gilcher's brass eagle
sweat, but not quite a. bad as States Bow
man who attempted 10 demonstrate that
the lea1 in his pencil had melted and run
out in stream. And yet a. devoid Of We
racity A. this may appear, there Is one per-
son who can beat il; one who needs no ma.
terial-only the opportunity. | refer to
the Danville correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Ga-efe, who attempted TO create the
Impression through that paper that the
prevalent yell at the Democratic rally here
SATURDAY night was, "Hurrah for JEFF Da-
visw Now that correspondent well knows
that that never existed a. fact, and that
in It's absurdity it, falsity stands confessed
Desperate indeed must be the cause, when
to find fodder one must forage on truth
and decency.
John Frost, former night watch, for
breach Of the peace, was fined $50 and
costs in the Police Court on Monday.
Frost was discharged from office and when
he presented his claim against the town
for money due him, he was told that there
were no funds in the treasury. Now il may
be remembered that an election was held
in Danville, June 9TH, for Trustees and At
torney, in which the basis Of a vote was tho
payment Of back taxes and fines due th,
town. On that day the negroes exhibited
receipts for perhaps over a thousand dol
lars, which they claimed to have paid. As
natural consequence two queries sugges
Themselves: lst, II they have this money
does there hang round it, as coming from
the hands Of the darkey, such a holmes
that il is too good to be paid to Frost
2nd If they haven't it, and it was paid
where Is H.? n has not been month siaee
iras paid
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CASEY COUNTY.


We are to have an express office in
Liberty in few days. Mr.. A. I. Royalty
is to have charge Of il.
- Uncle Shepherd Sweeney, an old
colored man who has been living with his
wife ever since the days Of slavery was mar.
ried 10 her on the 10th of this month.
R. e. Warren made several speech
es in this county last week. There is no
doubt but that he will receive the full
strength Of the Democratic pa rty in this
county.
The farmers in this part OF the county
have about finished stacking their wheat,
and they are glad to find that there is not
more than one tenth Of it ruined by the
long continued rain.
MARRIEp.-On the 18th Of June, Mr..
VIM. Russell to Miss Pamela Reed. On
July LIST, Mr.. Samuel Jeilres to Miss Mat
tie Gibson. On July Sth, Joseph Kastin-
er to Miss Marcy s Brown. All Of this
county.
80 Within the last few days there has
been a mammonth suit filed in Squire
Browns Court. Whitley Bill Smith, plain
til. and j. Linsy Wolford, defendant.
This case will no doubt go to the Circuit
Court and involve some Of the most wealthy
I
- Miss DOllie Cabbell has retu rned
from a three days visit to friends at llus-
tonyille. Miss Matte Cofley spent last
week with Miss Sallie Tanner. Miss Liz
zie Rifle has gone home after a pleasant
visit Of two weeks 10 her friends at this
place. Miss Maggie ALE was in town last
Sunday Miss laura Cotiey and Mr.. q.
A. Prewilt visited Miss Bette Prewitt last
week. Mr. J. W. Hoskins was in town last
week.
- The Democrats Of Casey county are
going to have grand ratification meeting
and iag.aising on next County Court day,
the fourth Monday in this month. All good
Democrats from the adjoining counties of
Lincoln, Pulaski, Russell, Adair, Taylor
ami Marion are invited and urged 10 par
ticipate. The following speakers, aud per-
haps Others, are expected to be present. J
| G. s. Blackburn, Hons. NJ. ]. Durham, J
| Proctor Knott. ]. b. Beck, Phil. B. Thomp
son, judge NJ. G. Sauhey, Il. j. Breekin
ridge, NJ. H. Owsley, Coils. +. +. Hill, t
W. Nanon and r. II. Warren, Esq.
Mons people suffer from Bniousness than an!
other one ailncnt. II bilious you will he restless
your Head aches, low Spirits, Costiyoness, no Ap
peute, want OF Energy, and other symptoms, whic
never tail TO giye warning Of impending DANCE
from a siege OF sickness. An this can he avoided
aud az a nominal cost, without any expense 90
physicians Go 10 your Druggist with silver dol
lar OF sleenhaok either, and tell him you want
bottle Of pr. Marshalis Bromone for the ahoT
complaints, aud take according 20 directions 70
should take Of the Bromoline until you feel cntir'
ly free from all sickness Trial bottles free. Res
ular Size q. SOLD BY Chenauli a Penny.
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LAND, sT0CK AND CROP.

!. +. Bruce has two Thoroughbred
Iearling Bulls for sale.
go The weat buyers here are paying so
to 80 cents for wheat this week.
-D David Prewitt, Of Boyle, bought a lot
of lambs in this county this week at 4
cents.
- Graves n Son, Of Fayette, sold this
week 100 fat steers for the New York mark
ct at cents.
C. w. Afford shipped to Cincinnati
this week carload Of lambs, for which
he paid from 4 to 4 cents.
- Joe 4, Quisenberry sold in New York
last week / 500 lambs, averaging about Is
lbs, at $3.50 per wt.-lClark Democrat
A large quantity Of wheat was sold
in Lexington Monday at prices ranging
from Sc to % cents. Barley was sold at -
cents.
We. Cash raised one Of the largest
wheat crops in the county. lie had l55
acres and it will average at least Is bush
Ell 10 the acre.
- The SioRdard says that there l. a fall
ing on in the yield of wheat per acre in
Marion Of % per cent, hut thinks that the
increased acreage will make mp the deficit,
- Mai John D. Harris has sold to Mr.
Joe Quisenberry, Of Clark. GOO lambs 20
400 at 81 per head, lOOat Siyer head, and
100 at Sl2j per head Richmond Regis
ter.
Wheat Is said To be light this year, q
great deal averaging less than SO pounds to
the bushel. W. z. Grimes measured 4O0
bushels, which, upon being weighed, turn
I ed out but $40.
- In Cincinnati wheat is quoted, for am
Der, sse. to 81, AZ to quality and dryness
Red, 9Gc. to 81 for No. 2; red and white
9sc. to Sl.O3 white, 81 to Sl.O2 for new ant
Sl12 for old.
&C b. Bruner, of Scott, solfto WIN
Hendricks, Of Fleming, 2 two-year-ols
mules, at Sg5 per head. and several singh
mules, large, for the New Orleans market
at $40 per head.
R. II. Grow has recently imporles
three thoroughbred Birdsong hounds-io
a friend OF his with which ae hopes Il
take the gas out Of some II our lincoll
county fox hunters.
LExtSGroN CoURr- But lutte stock o
sale County Court Day. Sixty eattl
we're sold at from 81 to ~ cents. Mule
were scarce. with good demand. llorss
abundant, with prices ranging from Sis
Sls5, according To quality. The atien
dance was light.
- LOUISVILLE ASp CISciSSArL III
cattle market still drags in Louisville
Good b extra shippen, S37i To $40 be-
butchers, $3.50 10 s375i thin 10 common
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-- Mrs ANsir HnowS Is visiting To- Lancaster.
Ms. D. D. C,vrnrtt has gone Go l.ockoastle
spriac
Mi-s MAIN iAcErf has gone 90 visit Relatives
lnGarfanl
ear H. q. cs,ta s rasiIcaHnr at I'oeleas-
DE springs
Ma. JouS ". Eorr made a business trip To
I.ouls,ilio this week
Mrs kan WILLIAMS has Gel to Crah or,hari
Spring. 90 cscaTe the heat
Mas. Gao. n, Hnu,r has rciuIncd irom H.
can springs, rreails Improved in health.
Missrs NArnE ASb nErriE FootE went 10
Crab ofciarl lat vcek. Lebanon standard
Mss IilnK A. TwipwELt, a pretty young
lady from uusionvilic, b. visiting Miss Mary
Brown.
- MEs. GEoRoE PAraicK, With her con, Of In
dlananaIpiis Ind, d visiting her sister, Mr.. Isaac
HAMILTON.
- OrE young friend. Iunius Rochester, -ooms TO
BE- taking quite hand la the looal roiiiies Of
Louisville.
CYHrs N. JoNEs EsQ, rpnsenliug \. sid
rlatt, OF Louisville, D. iu town. ile Is OF the
cicycfcsl acn on the road, aud hops ont boys will
piironizo him literally.
Ex.Gov. JAMS A. McCnEAnY was passon-
zee on the Soirh-lound train Monday. llc assured
us that he voald be present al the crab Orchard
nartocue, which news will delight hia nany
hicnds la this socton.
AnoSa the brilliant young Democratic ora
torsof Kentucky, NJ. q. sauaey, Esl., Of stanford
holds prominent place. His speech At the pan
viilc ratification moeiing saturday night was both
able aud eloquent Lebanon standard.
Tlls week our subscribers are A. follows l.
s. Jones Iouisyille David prcwiit, nanyilie a.
n ish Fountain Heat TENN >. ". iasley
Mckinney, by W. N. iieues. Ohio Ino. :. Moore
shelby Cityi "a. D. Bib, Little osagc Mo-, by g.
". ponoei Capt. u. a.. Cmir, Rookcasiie springs
j. Moherly, o. Mattinrly A Son, stanford, 5. g.
Mamt, Columbus, Texas Mrs.J. a. Huffman, leN
inrton' Henry u. Baughmau, stanford
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Central Kentucky. Cunicr's band, unex.
celled AMI un aiualled, will furnish the
music for ihe lads aud lasses Co promenade
bly, Over Eve hundred invitations are out
We expect o good crowd from all our
1oighhoring cities.
q prus0NAL-Th many fricnls Of Df
s. l.. Burlclt and wife are glad % welcome
them back from their winter home, flofi-
M. lie " looking much better than when
he let here last Fail. Judge VI. II. Ovs.
ley has been quite sick for several dave,
but we ne glad 20 say j. much better now.
lie D. doubtful whether he will be able 10
90 any Of biz appointments 20 speak dur
ing the next few days Mr.. Cyrus Doty
has suffered so severely from dropsical AZ
fcctions that De has almost entirely Lost
his mind llis friends say that he can pos
aibly live but % short time. MraJosie Fra
zce Capplemau, of iuuisvillo.a graduate u
Franklin Institute. and n poeics' Of con.
siderable reputation fIr one so Young, b.
visiting Mr.. u NJ llurdctG alsn Mra Dr..
Fuzec n Richmond Miss Mollie Poor.
of Bfyautsvillc. j. visiting friends here.
Mr.. u. l.. Grinnan. Of ~. Louis, Is here
Cor a while. The editor Of the Eaioprisc
j. in Cincinnati.
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LTNCOLN oOUNTI.


- Hancock and English j. III the talk.
The weather was so fcarfully hot
Monday that some n the hands. while
thrc.hing Tor Mr. :. r. Ycarcr had to
quit and 60 the shade.
- The picnic will certainly be a success.
There have been two hundred young Ia
dies invited Every gentleman j. expected
to bring a lady with him.
One Of our neighbors says that he has
a turkey hen that laid three eggs within
within fifteen minutes the other day. Jer-
~ Bland will vouch Tor this.
- Misses Mollie and Lucy Alexander,
Of Mercer, are visiting Miss Lizzie Bryan.
Misses Marksbury and Harris, e Lancas-
ter, were the guests Of Mr.. 5 .. Baugh-
man this week.
Several darkies from this neighbor-
hood left Monday morning for Ohio. They
said they were going there To work on
railroad, but ! expect they are going there
in time for tie election.
Why don't Dick Warren come down
this way aud give ~ little ohin-music ?
There are only three white Republicans in
this portion the county lie had better
come down and show them the error
Of their way before it is everlastingly too
late A gentleman Of this neighborhood,
after attending the ratification at DAN
willie, was filled with 70 much Democracy
that he offered 10 bet fifty dollars that
Garfield wouldn't carry a single precinct
much less a State.
- Professor Powers will give a musical
concert at Brights School House on the
18th, the most interesting feature Of the
evening will be the awarding Of four pre-
miums-one to the LATEST man, one to the
uglest man, one to the prettiesi baby, and
one TO the handsomest young lady. For
the first two there will he no candidates
for We neither have an ugly nor lazy
man in our burg, but for the latter there
will be a number Of candidates, for we are
blessed with host Of handsome young la
dies.
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MIRRTtGES.

- RonEnTsoS-M ANUEI--On the sth
Mr.. J. r. H. Robertson, aged A., and Mr.
Susan Manuel, a widow, fat, fair and fifty.
A sensation has been created in jew
ish circles in Louisville by the marriage Of
Louis Wolf, jew, TO Miss Ida Smith, a
Christian, and daughter Of prominent
commission merchant. Mr.. Wolfs father,
who j. Of the firm Of Kahn and Wolf, has
discarded him, and he ha- been ostraciscd
hv the lsrealtes.
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GaRRARD COUNTI.
Lancaster.

- The oats crop in this county will not
he an average yield.
summer complaint weaiher-is
affecting our people very much.
Geo. ID. Burdett, our wide-a-wake
groceryman, was presented with a boune-
Ing ten-pound baby boy on the morning Of
the 2th.
- Mason Wheeler, a Young man about
iwenty-0ne yean Of age, OF this county, son
Of WIN. Wheeler, died at his fathers lesi.
dence yesterday morning and was buried
on the same evening at the family grave
yard.
Franklin Ladge No. 2, /, o. O. r.,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term Rev. 4. D. Cook, \. c.;
Prof r. W. Lillard, y. O.; Col. Hall An
derson. Treasurer 4. W Ried, Secretary
j. W. Humphrey, Host.
- The an absorbing topic Is the prone
made concert, 10 be given Thursday night
The most elaborate preparations are being
made. and every one, old and young, seems
thoroughly aroused la their eadeayors ~
make Il the grandesl affair ever given Ia
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DEATHS.

SIScLEToN.-Mr Elizabeth Single
ton, Of the Waynesburg neighborhood, died
last week, aged ~ years.
- CoLIIER-Tn Louisville last week,
Mrs. Collier, wife Of Capt. W. A. Collier,
formerly Of Somerset. Her body was
taken to the latter place for inierment.
- FERHELL-Mr. Woodson Ferrell,
formerly Of Madison, but for a number Of
years a citizen Of this county, died Mon
day morning Of necrosis. Ills sulerings
we're long and severe, dating back year
or two. M funeral was preached by Ed.
Jos. Ballou and the remains inferred in
Buffalo Cemetery.
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MALISTER
& 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
:an save you money OH an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER Il LYLE.
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st.s5ios3 Hog are rising. Choice $3.50
10 500, good TO fairsli5to $50. sheep
Common 60 extra 1913 $3.50. Lambs
Common 20 choice $3.50 to $3.50. In Gin.
cinnau common cattle are quoted at $40
10 1925 for medium, best butcher 81 30 90
$3.50. and good shippers 81 TO $3.50.
IIors in demand nj SiOi TO si75 for sc-
lccted butcher, common $3.50 To sl2j.
sheep Common 10 choice s2.sj to sl75.
Lambs Common 10 best $3.50 TO 1925.
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FOR RENT |.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE NOW
occupied hy ". D.. Ramsey, ou Main street. i.af.'
Aard and Garden, containing Two ArIes iuasir
Sion given september a., l.sO AddIcH fnf AZ
Cincinnati, a., raie .. l. ,aasunfouil Ca D. =
tuig, STANFORD, ~,
lii.s0pit W. shAte'
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING :
MR.. CALVIN GRAPHICAL

Wiu 40 All lnds ol rainting aud Paper iiaurlng
La al raaI siyle ana Id a. loW prices a. cay body
dan an or alifeaa him ai Mckinney station KY
a l-hm
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L0oiL MtTrERS.


special Trains "a the barbecue.
Ispeeial Telegram 20 TuE iSrrnion iorHSAL.l
CRAn OncuARp, July 10, q p. M.-Ar-
engagements have been made for specials
trains 10 run to this place, ON the 22d, from
Lebanon, Richmond and Livingston.
|. SuELnY, in.
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trial when We went to press last week,
Mr.. Burnetia Helm vs.. the Knob Lick
Turnpike Co., resulted in verdict for the
Company. J. s. Owsley vs.. G.. W. Afford.
This snit MAS for SAIL 80. claimed by Mr..
o.. A.. L.. A.. - ~ . c,il,,, ~
,.,,
de'endaht 10 Iuih'l ms CONTRACT ~ 'ne Pu''
chase Of lO4 cattle In 1871. Verdict Tor
defendant. David Stevens Va. A. NJ. Fe-
III ..,l,..l Il, . v.,,l,o, Of ssO a,,d ,ost.
~.
against MI re'a"" An'S "aS S"" Wi
damages on account OF refusal on part OF
defendant Ia allow the removal of a lot Of
=. .l.f,,.l A., S,.,,.,. "a A. gash In
Sh'Pp'hg io' on s'o'N ''"'"i 'S' WV "'"
had the rest damaged, a. he alleges, Tor
which he sued the l.. A y. X. X. for
s-qe % H. rial oconnieb a dav and re-
0
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TnE band Succeeded in raising
sufficient amount Of money by subscrip-
tions and by loans to purchase a new set
Of horns, and DE-. Lee +, liu ilman was
dispatched on Wednesday To Cinoinn ali TO
purchase them. This band will aecompa-
ny the Hancock aud English Club Of this
county on all occasions and will pat in
some good ticks during the campaign, for
everybody knows that there i nothing like
Brass Band to keep up enthusi The
instruments, nine in number, aud costing
$3.50, arrived yesterday, They are beauties
and the boys are justly proud Of them.
The following compose the Band DIR. Lee
=. Huffman, Director d. X. Carpenter,
Joe =. Water, J. q. Davis, A. A. Warren,
J. 4, Carson, 4. NJ. Johnston, ;. j. Helm
s. 5. Myers, bass drummer, G. 4. Carson,
kettle drummer They request us 10 say
that they are now open IN proposals from
Fair, aud OF her public entertainments.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-16

A PosrAL Order Office has been e.lab.
lished at Monticello, Ky.