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A.
NO"'v "'s a'' "0'se' '"'''
P'','e' whose Janus nave been SOLD ior 'ss
Is, That unless II il redeemed by the 4th
Monday 10 January, 1852, the sheriff will
make dseJ. IA, m. ann.
r.N -. W. ''a''
ne Pei'"'"'nce OF 'he pup''' OF TIE
u. aud ID Institute here, Tuesday night
wss highly crsdiiahle, and greatly enloyed
by ali who witnessed IL. Their Psnto.
mines are almost equal TO the hest IIump.
" Dumpty iroupes.
w. II. Maker. a druggist Of Kirk.
Vile. and son Of W. ~. Walker, sr., died
al his fathers near Hyattsville, Of T,phoij
fever, Dec. llth see. DIR Jscknan, an old
citizen Of this county; died NJ his residence
At Buens Vista, Dee. 10Th. lie was bur.
ried here Monday.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church.
assisted by those Of the other churches.
propose TO have q supper aud Christmas
Tree for the benefit Of the Methodist
Church the night Of the oath, and proba-
bly lunch the following Monday. which
is County Court dsy. Both should bs lib.
orally patronixed. This church il q smaIl
one, and 10 working very hard 10 keen nm
an organization.
Misses Matte and Ssllie Denny have
returned from Kansas City. Mo, where
they have been since October. -. Mis-.
Jennie Richards, one Of the brightest star,
in StAnford's constellation, was q guest o.
Miss Hannah Bssz'ey last week :. IL. Mr..
J. u. kempsr and sister, Mis-. Pezrce, left
Tuesday, Tor New Orleans, to visit their
mother ...... Miss Sadie Young, q sparkling
brunette, 10 visiting Miss Lulu Anderson
In this connection | might say Mr.. J. n.
Brown, Of yonr place, visited his parents.
Sc. here this week ...... jas. I. Craig. who |
had charge Of X. W. Lillsrd'- business din.
ring the absence Of The latter in the cities.
has returned to Stanford. ..... am request.
ell TO thank DR.. Pettus for the yery Ell.
cient service rendered q coupl, Of IsJje.
a. the depot last Friday. Thew might
have been fearfnliy Hoo. boo-ed.
In anticipation Of the Christmas bol.
days, our merchants have decked their
stores in their most gorgeous attire. and on
every hand We IRE reminded of the
night before Christmas" years ago, when
In earnest expectation ~ The yrs;,,s al
saint Nick" hung nv clean socks AT
the corner Of the msntel to receive the
presents | had been wishing for since the
Christmas before, went to bed determined
not TO rleep, but did, and awoke next
10 lind them sor full OF ashes.
" But agsin"-The house Of J. e. Thomp-
son is the most attractive in town. BE-
,ides all kinds OF gold and silverware in
rich designs he has on exhibition beauti-
ful Swiss clock with q number Of automat-
&c figures whose movements 40 life like and |
natural, interest one by the hour. An i'm.
menss doll, four feet high, imported ex.
pressly for Mr.. Thompson, IL another fea-
lure in his display which attracts the at
tention Of the passsr.by. Time and space
forbid the mention Of the numberles.
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LfxCOLN COTATY.
Ner WaSaesbwrs.

"A little child Of W.D johnson fsll in
the Gre last week, and was severely burned.
Born, q lev days ago. to Miss Sinai
Smith, slaughter. Another victim to un.
guarded virtue. MAY the seducer meet
his just deserts.
Can't see Why il takes the mail from
Tuesday 10 Friday, 10 go from this place to
stanford. Our communications invariably
leave here on Tuesday.
III. W. Caldwell L. in Tennessee, this
week. l.. g., T.. S. and W. II. Gooch, sr.,
will go to Cincinnati, Friday, to buy
goods. Mrs. james Coiisy has moved IN
With her scn.in Law. Rev. J. A. uooeh, at
this place.
Lane Bros butcher shop At Tunnel
City, Was robbed of about GO pounds Of
beef Sunday night. Horent Warmers corn
crib was visited by a thief a few nights
ago, and about one barrel good corn came
up missing as a consequence.
The trial OF Jos. Eubsnks, for breach
Of the peace resulted in an honorable sc.
.u;,,.l L.. E.;l.x MIMI. A Oh
~, -, r..I-i -, ~ ,,g~~,
49, ...,n-.l So. -, M -
,r'n'1..'"ss 80
instant.
A hay mare seven or eight years old,
cana "a lame, Coach. ,hou, ,hs cr., u
l,., x.sk. When taken nm .he h,J br,.
N. ..1dl. nJ hl.nl.,on yoowo.,
~, h..n hard of aud |, I. ,bon,h, n,
.,. ,h., L,nl ,l., ms, h.vs han dons
Tn. n.h,,ing soci.,, h.,. -. -,
=, Nv VIZ v,rnon Of s,.,forJ I,.,
T.n,.i.v niyh, IN. .,h,.c, a,.cns.sJ
%. .w.r, and In,,mp.,,ncs. Tn. com.
mi,,,, rendered . y.rlic, 10 "pl,,. . and
no~ Ua,y. s;n,l.,on 1. unds, ,,r.., N, /.
ch,,,. of de,r,ctiny bonor t,om AZ, Var.
NON and nj. colis,sn,. and con,.,;ny h,
.,o pl.,.p
pr. NJ. q. Bryant has sold his place
Of liG acres, i've miles Fast Of this place,
to Colman Anderson, for $3.50. The doc
tor will 20 to his old stand at lee Lick,
ihi. county ...... VIM. II. Gooch, bought Of
Palestine Gooch, so acres Of land for 500
&C. Anderson sold TO NJ. q. BRYANT. n
acre. Of improved land for $3.50.
Last Saturday was big d.y with the
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brake msn, w.s populsr ,onns msn Of
thi. plscs, hi, hiher, J " Hail one "
our Oldest and mos respectable citizens
Young Hail Gas universal, liked b, Ill.
lie ~ss strong. courageous snd inst, 10 the
prime ~ youth, and bis untimsly tshing
of is source Of deep regret. Ne could
easily hsve made hi. escape, but his sclic.
iinde for the safety Of q younger brother
who was on the train, cost him his life.
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Weston rifle.

p. N. Ware has been holding hi. owl
during the las, two or three days, aud hi
case is considered more hopeful. Mrs
Wares condition l. still improving.
Mrs ssllie Ellis. widow OF the lat,
Barrel Ellis. died suddenly on Sunds,
night 81 her home on the Rolling Fork
She 10 said 10 have bsen q most estim,bl,
woman.
Born on the Sih inst. 10 Mrs. Jno. u
Carpenter, a lively hoy. Onr best wishe'
attend the Young mother. John d. "wesr'
his blu-hing honors" with q quiet dignity
highly commendsble.
Mrs. Goode and daughter have return.
81 from their visit TO Missouri. very much
Of the opinion that Kentucky IL a pretty
fair State In which TO have home. The
ladies were accompanied BY Mr.. John
0oode, who has been .oiourning for several
years amid the Wild msgniiicsnce, grizzly
bears and curious christians Of the storied
wssl, hut is now suspected Of a purpose TO
try for Kentucky wife, and make his
home in the land Of civilization. Geo. W.
Fry an family have returned from Texas
and taken charge, I understand, Of the
winfrey Hotel 10 Columbia. Mrs.. Evan
Moore la. slso returned, to be followed soos
" the rest Of the family. The "Lone
Star" /. too solitary luminsry 10 preside
over the de.iinies Of our people. l.. B.
Adam. !. back from an extended visit to
the South. Have not vet received his report
but errect . reat in that way 10 dae time
Our lightning hor.e-trader, Sharpe, got
home ON Monday, having sold his stock
At Allan ia. Report. an exceedingly dull
market, bu, made a remunsraiive trip.
Mis-. Bette Logan leaves us an Tuesday for
a visit to relatives in Nashville, where
she proposes remaining some months.
Let il 20 to record, Mr.. Editor that on
this DAY dee. l2thl sixiy.6ve years ago,
your correspondent added his infantile
squsll to the general choral hub-bub OF
this distracted world. lie does not claim
to have any specially lively reoollections
Of that event, but has been assured, on
good authority. that he vas present and
he devoutly believes IL. lie has seen a
good deal OF life and has found IL in the
main amusing; has encountered varied
fortunes with tolsrsble squanimity; has
beeu sometimes praised, perhaps beyond
HE merits, and often abu sed, certainly be-
yond his deserts-and with most lavish
Iiberality; has found many true and valu-
ed friends; has served In the home guards,
and al~sys loved his moiher-in.law. And
nov, having about succeeded in getting in
his crop Of "~ild oats" he proposes
should opportunity oner-to settle down TO
soms honest aud useful calling. Should
an opsning present itself please usn ton il
I'll. NJ, 1. ,..on.nt with uo,s, of men.
.,.,;o. q, m. .Jv.o, of Ch,;.,m.. Pa.
-, .on,,.,. n,...n, . ~o,,,,. .,no.;.
,;o. !, mi,;.,n,.. rich IA ,hs von,hful
-. Az. f.h..l.a ON. of Al.dJin ,o,ss.
an, an O,;..,,l R.,,r and Jix.r.is.d a.
a.. m..,.,;o.. ,,foId;n., q, ,hs l.l.;do.
.co,. .L.,;,. ,;.t "a ,o h. on.nsa
-, 49,. un.,oL ..,.,,.i.ms., !.
.hor, "a hs mn, into ,shs,..l, cool hook.
.,,a;.I 81. ,,;,;...,,, :. Tt.
.,.I n no r.. r;LI;.., -. 4.
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0oSs w roR Lirs-0sorss ". John
con. the white man Who vas recently
brought here from Bell county, FOR safe
keeping until the Court Of Appeals could
psss on his lie sentence in the penitsntis.
~ for killing Josiah Ovens, was BY or
der Of judge Finley. taken 10 that insii.
tuls this week, hi. counsel having decided
that they had no grounds for an appeal.
lie dldn'i seem TO mind il, bat appeared
hopeful. either Of Executive clsmsncy or
. chance 10 brsat out and regain hi. free
dom.
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Thus far the harvest hss been sbont the
ssersse obe, wb,u best wsgss' are given.
Eight, have confessed TOR the soul 10 the
sit days TO dste. For,.thtee have heen
snoinied for hssling. PRAISE THf
LORD.
The troap, F,ons,iiaigHs mise. iis
mans and "Rnsiness Man sger," s win
rather pompou.ly styles himself They
will meet ms at Lib sriy for our merry
Chrismss" Surely no msrrisr family 10
keniucky than ours "Iife nows on In
endless song, Above earth. ! smeststion.'
q, that ! could show the weary aud
heavy laden" the one way, and only one,
Of being hsppy. To walk in the constant
company Of Jerus, trusting HIN for sll
ihings-ihst is the one and only wsy. We
always get what We trust FOR when we
walk With HIM. Ny whole soul goes
out in longing 10 tesch the blessed ZEE
cret Of happy life" to all who will learn.
Ever in Jesus, GEo. q. BAnSrs.
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" ss 81 in gold sud NO, q s. gold ring
a. the type. made us sAy. that the skating
Clnb oasrs - q prize 10 the be-i gentle
niss SKATER ct the Tournament on the scth.
A handsome pain Of brsoslsis gill be given
TO the best lady skater.
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II will be a source Of rssrs, to the ,r.v.
cling public TO tno~ that Cspi. Thoms.
Richards will retire FROM the proprietor.
ship Of the st. Aaph Hotel, after Jsnns.
~ la. lie SAYS with the present price Of
provisions hotel keeping !. far frou being
profitable.
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AcourLr Of Dsnvills lad. Got drunk
aud behaved very badly after the skating
vas over last FRIDAY night The marshal
hes their names and will nah them nert
time they put 10 an appearance here.
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CnkIsruAs will soon lie here. MEALS
ter 4 Bright Gill be headquarters Tor cheap
toys, eonfec,ionarie. aud fruits, and don't
YOU forget H."
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FcRsrruRs-i have just received . We
~ large stock Of Furniture 81 every de-
scrip,ion. aud those In search Of Christmas
present. srs invited 10 give me call, X.
n. Wearen.
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Ma. RI n. wrsRrS hss sold his furni
turs sndu ndsr,sking business 10 his broth
or, D. X. w.srsn, -ho Gill take charge
January lat
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McALsrsR 4 RmoHr ere the first 10
receiv~ the NE. crop 81 New orle,n.
ssvsr and Syrup.
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Tvs sfsi.wkFxry ISrssios Jousssr
will make u. how 10 the public nett Tues-
day morning. There sre jus, -four more
days left you TO get II Tor s. q yesr The
price will he raised after that.
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Fury dozen egg just received fresh At
Mctliaer a Brights.
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foR Chti-,ms. Cake. choice lot Of
Fsrcy f.milv Flour. at McAsli-tt n
Bright'-.
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McAurss a Lyrs have opened q new
stock Of Calicos.
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Jrsr received Of McAiisier \ Brigh,'- a
fresh supply Of Oranges, Lemons. Bsnsnss,
Cors nuts, California Pesr., etc.
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VIZ have received beautiful stock Of
Silk handkerchief. and Lace Neck wear
Tor the Holidays. McAlistsr A I.ytle.
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Bio srocg New Orleans sugar Just re-
reiveh al Hale n Nnnnelley'-.
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HAS 4 NrssrlLsy want all kinds II
Dried Fruit al the highe-, market prices
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fsrss bottled mssi Of Mcsliasr a
Bflshis.
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A FAMILY who had tried the uncertain
ties Of the far West. and ~sre eager 10 re.
turn 10 their Kentucky mountain home.
passed here the other evening There were
four Of them, the old man, his wife and
tvo children. PAssr familiss was he-tride
. donkey so small that his feet touched
the ground, while mater familiss walked
and led the animal. Just as they got in
the center Of town the donkey decided to
lie down and take a nap. and il vas With
some dificuliy ihsi HE decision could be
changed. The two little children did the
begging, and a pitiful looking pair they
we're.
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AFRr.H stock Of Fancy Candle. Tor
Chrisms. At W. n. Higgins.
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uAY.-io too. Bald Ray 5r .a's " p D.
III Albright, s,snisti. sIO1t
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New York Weekly
Herald.
ONLY ~ A YEAR.


The citculstlon Of this populr neespapef ID,
coustsntty iucresslng. u confsins wi Inc i.din.
nevs q the Daily Herald and Is afrtisei In tnt
Department.. The
embrsces special dlspsiches from w sn,,,e,.
giobs. u"der the head Of \
AMERICAN stvs
are ven The Telsxfsphle Ue.ptishes ifa.a ~
p.ii Of thstI nion, This feature sloue mst,s. wv
rHEwH Hkektn
the most valuable cbronicicIn the uorA .. ,ti.
the cheapest Every wees Is givea ftihial 70.
port Of
roiirIcsL Sfws
embracing ccmpieie and sou,prehensive dispatch
- from washington. tncluding NIL fepatis Ut tho
.peeshes Of eminent politicians on the que.feasai
ruK FARM DrrsnrnFSr
Of The Weekly Herald gives the --latest .. Will 4.
sting !, he sn,is, " Ne fsrrep M, ~ ~, r.
ing cattle, poultry, grains trees, vegetables. &c.
Sc. With Suggestions for keeping building. sni
arminz utensils 10 repair. THIS q snppeuente.
l,y -eli-eiited department, widely odpe-i nm.
der The head Of
rur Houx,
giving rec. sor prscticsi dishes, hints iar max.
.ss". - s ssa sss.s pscs p lem q e
! M o. economy Suggested In his depniment I.
practically tested " experts before publication.
Letter. from our r , sSS s 9ss ' T
parfment Of the Weekly Herald will ave the
housewife more than one hundred iitnes The price
Of the paper. The Interests Of
SKILL an IAKoR
are looked sner. aud everything relating 10 me-
chsnics and labor saving u csreiully recorded
There l. page devoted 10 all the --latest phs So ef
The hnsi ness markets, crop, mere hsndise Ne a..
vsnshie feature 10 found In the special, rrpoii
~ prices aud conditions OF
fHn PRODUCE uAskETs.
Sportias news at home aud abroad. together
With story every we'll, sermon by some eml-
nent divine, litersry. musical, dramstic personal
sad 80 notes There % no pspet 10 The world
y hitch contains - much news matter every ~ees
- the Weshly Herald, which y ssnt, pI-iags Tree
or one dollar. rea can sulssribe At any time.
The New York Herald, In q weekly bfm. ~
hros1vsy asd Ann street, New ler
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CaiL aud see Hale A Nunnelley'- big
line of -sddlsry.
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THr best cigars IN town Al Hsle \ Non.
neIley. 1ao fnr Gee cent.
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The same that I. nos occuplei by Asher owe
ley on south side Main street. THIS building IL
nearly nee sni very desirable coutsins rooms
sud hall; stable, csrrises hou-e aud garden. There
II no more desirable nor better lOcsted property In
stamford fort business man. Possession given Jan
ssa,... NJ Nrry ~ a. y sss,s, s,ss'o,a; ef
".
stanford. Nov. "a, fssi-if ". CRAIG.
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rm Nars tim. y, expected At ID. dss 10.
uiehi.
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CAssy cooxr commssesd Yesterday ADD
. number Of our citizens have gone down
90 Witnesses in ihs csss sgaina samuel
Holmes for shooting aud sounding Mar
shall III. Dawson 81 the time he killed
shsris Napier. This case vas removed
IRON the Lincoln Court. The trial Of 3.
NJ. Williams for the killing Of Tom
Baras, is Nay. 1875, !. alec set for the
present isfu. ..
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Cemia0 Eresfs.

Mr.. r. b. Marsh, Manager Of the Operl
House, Lexington, and the Kentucky Cir
cult, informs Ne that he Is negotiating with
several FIRST class companies with v;-~
to bringing them to this place. Mr.. Marsh
has brought several companies here, all o
which have been ir.i.clss-, and which 9th
erwi-e would not have come He deserves
great credit for his enterprise and fair
dealing.
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Mrs. fairfield denir. over h.r owl

Mrs. Garfield denies over her own
signature, that her husband ever employ
ed DR.. Bliss. She says that DR.. Banter
was their family physician, aud that she
does not know how Bills got into the case,
unless he forced himself into il.
Col. John W. forney, editor Of two
papers at the same time during the wsr,
both daily, died al his home in Philadel.
phis, Saturday. lie wssx Republican.
but came ont Tor Hancock, and since his
defeat has not had much voice ia politics.
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About two vest. ago, q 6imsev pat.
tern of humanity, bui CORRECT specimen
Of rssrslit,, and late export from Ten.
h.ssee, msde application TO W. Y. 0ooch,
ST., 10 buy NJ. Picinrs Gsilery. The price
~s- eel sod sgreed upon. Gooch sgrse-
Ing 10 give the gsvt ~est's instruction
IN the art, and board, ~hile taking lessons,
Tree When his time w.. about half mp,
and payday fast approaching. late on Fri
day evening, NJ. little heart heat faster a.
he thought Of his Southern friends, many
of whom, no dobt, sre millionsirss, and
with smile on his isw that would have
done credit TO no other jacksss, he re-
msmbered with fond recollection the
wheresboui. II - cents that had been lief,
in the Gallery. This paliry sum he did
conde-cend to take. and left for parts uu-
ts"~n hut he hiss since been heard of,snd
he msy he wanted down 81 Frankfort soon.
lie Is = small, dsft-evej. dsrk-hsire. in
and rirn. his name j. ). Van
Bebber, but We suppose that Jscksss
winebibber, would be jus, ~ appropriate.
where !. that ,hsdos-csicher.
IL he 10 Io-I-Cf
VIII not soms rogue snsieher
0o and bring hlm h-ck 10 me
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Rr~tLL Coukr.-Common~eslth's At
torns., u. G. Warren. returned from Rus.
cell county. Monday. Only one man, John
Heuiiord, vas tried for felony, and he
20, ivo years and nine month";, for rob.
berry. but Il vas subsequently, proved that
one Of the juron had expressed his opin.
100 b. H. case and The Court ihersupon
gave hin . nev trial. This lsst makes
,hrss tines that the case has been tried.
Mr.. Barnes Is preaching there and is meet
ing With his usual glorious success. II
may not b generally known. hut Judge
ovslsv, NJ. n c. warrea and Judge Saul.
Icy oil ioiasd Mr.. Bsrass grand army at
Noniicello.
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local MATTERS.

Evrnvsop, vill attend the Riat to light.
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Nsv r. M.-Mrs. Aiisrd resolved tel.
sgrsa fsoa her hnsb and Mr.. 3. q. Al
ford. che is IN washinyten. yesterday. an
nounciag that he hal obtained the up.
poistnsni % pos,masiss al this place. Mr..
Afford may nahs good officer, but one
Thing is certain, he would never have got
ten the position II the wishes Of nearly sv-
cry business man and large majority Of
othsrs whom he will be called on TO serve,
had been consulted. We understand that
the sppoinmeu, turned on the lying
charge thst Mr.. A. A. Warren vas q mem.
Der ofihs Hancock aud English Club here
last yssr. but We hope that no such under
handed trick vss employed. We shall
be sorry indeed, TO give Mr.. Warren mp,
for ~ an obliging, Painsiaking and efficient
officer, he has no superior.
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VIZ were permitted yesterday To take .
peep 81 the rare collection Of Christmas
iriI that MeRober,- 4 stsgg will open out
in q fs~ days They consist in part Of
vssss, novelties in toilet sets aud papsris-
riss, books, Adams, both photograph and
autograph. writing dssk', dolls and toys in
endless variety aud profnsion. The beau.
y VI all 10 that they have been marked 80
loo that any body can buy. Don't fail 10
Wait them.
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Wa have just had = striking example
~ the libsrslitv Of railroads 10 eompsti.
ton and the grasping svariee Of . monop.
oily. A Campbell Power press was shipped
from Tsuntou, Massachusetts,, q distance Of
perhaps 500 miles to Cincinnati for SO.
We we're unable 10 gsta through rate TO
this poiat % We were subjected to the local
tariff from cincinnati.a distance Of only
lso miles, and the bill vas $50, Just $40
nors for the 800 miles. This is an out.
RAG hat the lsw.naksrs Of the land
should not tolsssiA II there b money 10
The rsilsoaA u Ne Q rot charge, and there
l. os thsy vssld sot take the price. the
sscssd shasss Il IN sxtortion and sswindls
that can oaly b praciicsd where but one
railroad runs to given point. The Leg
islsiuie must do something 10 prevent 81
great q distinction between through and
way freight aud alter or amend the X. X
charters 50 that the people will not h
forced 10 pay such heavy tribute to the
grinding monoPolies.
sr.xropp !. virtually without Board
=, T,n.,... Ia he .ur, ,bsr. are A ,e, q
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-16

REVERSED. 1875, the Legislature
passed . Law 10 tar Railroads for county
puIps sss. but Il seems that il vas either
overlooked or ignor ed until County Attor.
nsy. W. II. Miller, was elected. lie APP
piled 10 the officials OF the l.. a \. for
list Of their taxable property in the coun'
~, but II va. refused and the case vas Ia.
ken 10 the County Court, which held that
the Law must be complied with. The Rail.
road plead that the act referred TO was un-
constitutional, aud when the Sheriff levied
on house al Richmond Junction, belong
ing TO the road, lis attorneys 60, out an in
junction forbidding the sale, and the Cir
cult Court sustained the injunction. Mr..
Miller took the case to the Cour. Of Ap.
psals, and on Tuesday last they reversed
the decision Of the lower Court. The tar
70 Of the l.. a n. for the four years 10.
ginning with 1876. together with those Of
the c. s. X. Il. which road .grsed 70 abide
the decision Of the test case, ss,oust u
sboat $4,000, q good deal more than
enough TO pay Mr.. Miiler's salary for fouI
yssrs. and he is quite jubilant over the
fact, that his services will cost the county
uolhinx. ID 10 indeed leather In his VI
lelal cap.