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Rev. j. = Triplett will he assisted in
his meeting. beginning nett Thursday at
Mckinney. by Rev. II Gisss, Of Richmond
Elder Joseph Ballou has been called
by the congregation Of fairview, in Gar
rsrd county, 10 become their pastor for
next year.
Ed. Joseph Ballou will lecture at the
Christian church neIt Sunday night on
"The relation Of the churches to the whis-
Ky business and pistols"
Rev. Allen Tupper, Of Harrod.burg,
and Rev. J. VI. Bruce exchanged pulpii-
last Sunday. Mr.. Tuppsr. We are told,
preached very fns sermon.
--Ons Of the fsw "relie-9 of which
Meihodism can boast Is the we'll known
pocket Bible which each successive Pre-i.
dent Of the English Wesleyan Conference
Is permitted during his year Of Office to
have. II Gas used by Wesley ~hen en-
gagged in preaching.
The wome en- Of the Preshyiery oi
Cbicsgo have, during the last year contrib
uted SIC, 600 for Missionary purposes. They
are the banner Presbyterian society in
the Presbyterian church Of the United
States. They have recently -eni out two
Young ladies' 10 Indis.
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-BowfISo GRErS, XIV, Nov. 3O.-Em.
NETT q. Logan, msn'sing editor of the
Courier Journal, and Mis. Lens N. C,vine.
ton, Of Bowling Green; Robert y. Dnlsns,
and Mics Glars D. Coyins,on, Of Bo~iin 2
ureen, were married here this evening NJ
q O'Clock. in Christ Episcopal church, Rev.
George Rogers, Of Washington Court.
house, Ohio, formerly the pastor u the
church IN which the ceremony occurred,
officiating. The brides are the daughter.
Of Dr. Albert Covington, Of this city. For
an hour before the time f,ed ior the cere.
mony the doors of the church we're he.
-ieged by the friends of the contracting
parties. eager for admi.-i on. When the
doors were finally opened very seat VA.
almost instantly iilled, the ch nrch proving
altogether Inadequate TO scco mmodaie the
ihrong, and the crowd extended beyond
the entrance in long line. along the pave.
ments and approaches. The attendants
~ere John G. Russell, Arthur NJ. Rut.
ledge and G. y. Kincsid, Of Louisville; Nat
G. Porte, and n wsn. Co,;..,". :,
Bovlioy Greer, and a a. u.,,s.w. :,
Jnd;,rsnoli. IN, h,;J..~ go. L.n.,.oms
1, aui,.J \, co.,ums. q, ~h,,. ..,;. ..,
sp,pl.b lac, Tn. os,.mo,, 90. n.,
formed ri,hout m, .l;.h,.., .mh.....
men, and .,.r,,hioy ,....,, "a :. L.nn;I.
a. po..ibl, s.b.,o,.n, 10 an. o.,.na..
a rec,p,ion vss b.ld a, An. rs.;Js,c. ~
DR.. Cov;oy,oo ,b,,. The ,.l,,i,s. .,d
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-p.. Nw.ss.o h..x ioc.isa Ia D.n,iIs
Cor. Z. ". ylssos sent 10 Louisville We'd
ns.dsy.
N.n.E.ws.sss. of Non,ic.Ilo, s'si,iss BIZ.
relatives here.
Ms JH.p prss, Of BT,.ni.siiis. .s Ia our
eace hesdsy.
-Mr.s. sus Hsiu ssd florsscs rrushssri, are
visiting 10 Isncss,er.
--oVs esr,-vesasai.. Rev. }. A. sssls and a. y.
a,lcsasa eslisi oa as Tuesday.
MAJ. A. .DvBpssAs lei, wessss.isy isF Csflla-
,iils. IN. 10 " gone about tso months
-N.L HsssY Bsissr rsissssd Tuesday. ireta
Ioui.,iils. .hsrs he be. beeu 10 tay sseis.
Ma VS.. Dosps. of Lancaster. an cid aud val
usd p.iros ofoar.. -ss in stanford Tuesday.
Ne s.susl e. TavHsoxD aud f.miis. Of
Hss.- cave. -hs have hesa visiting relative. ia
nj. vicinity. tsiarnsl home ys.isrdsy
NIssss LvLA aud Melii. Coss, ef Bafsia, ssi
Nj. Esal.s Cos aud Mr.. Dillon, Of isasss,s.
-sr. guest. u nu. S.,iu.. the sra Of this vsst.
W. D. NssSoS, fsa., rstarsei Monday night
isoa q basins.. trip 10 fnnksor,. ne sys that
The men .ho eo@ps.s the rrsssai Lsxislstsrs are
fsf the most part very cemmon-leStias 10, Of
rssa.
-A.osaths i.iis, frosa dIst.ses .ho attended
ias nat Friday aiEai we're Als.s- Aaa and sal
lls Cosk of Husios,ilis Ml.s-s ilsSis Hafrissn ss
Mamie IAlisri. Dsavilie; Miss Kate Hsis, NH
le.iss,lils, snd Me. Emas white. Of hsschsstsr.
Ms. D.. n. HsYDsS, no. Of ionios, wss hsrs
several da,. this seek. lie tell. u. that he 10 do
LOG q thti.ias busiaess, hs sales 10 one ds,
.asunting TO .tout sssS Reside, his msrcsnii 10
basisss.. he h., eos,fol Of 1hree ilss Of the "a
tsnslss.
"a.
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our list ior thi. week is as follows y. .Adsms,C
a.. ". n. Boone. aeo.w. Astlock, Oi herts Greek
Robt. Porter, 1883, Rem smln Hclizciar. =. l..
Dawson, ST., Isss, NJ y. Coomef, y. u. Albright,
1851, Miss Allie Cover. Issa. stsut'ri; pr H. y.
Estes. Middlshurg; y. N. Luies, Psist lics;
squire surher, Pulsski station. l.. =. Hines.
sciescs Hill; J. w. Hall, Mrs. Lucy y. Rash,
wooJs Isecs, Sim Hicks, J. G. Hines wm. wsd-
die, D. .. Epperson, Charlie Hail, 1855. q. ". Par
ker, Dr. J. NJ. Perkins, Mrs. 7. u jasper. Somsr-
sei; ,. r. Ingram, VIM. Hua.ker, Oats Brothers,
J. Knos Frazer. SAM c. Hardin. Geo. T. Ramsey,
1855, James D. Hicks, 1881, Lewis Coney, Dr. ,.
W. Castillo. Monticello; Dr.. =. A. Jones. NH
Springs, issi J. W. o. Upton, clio; W. ~. Collier,
W. W. Caii~ell. VI. q. Bryant, Bee Iict; WIN. a..
Ray, Clinton, KY. by Geo. ". Bruce; Mrs. Ellis
.. singleton, Bristol. Tenn, by Irs. Clara Single
ton, 1851 Dr. J. W. Brown, Mrs. Angeliue Renner,
J. G. Albright. 1888, Nj. Vernon; NJ. =. Huichi-
sou. Prsschersville; Mrs. Alvins r. Lykins, Dsrl-
ington, No., by W. n. Albright; J. l.. Hottie law,
Duvsii, Texas, by W. n. HoltSciawi Col. J. W.
Cook and Mrs. sl~ Cook, by Joe y. wsies TIL
ford Alexander. Drnvilie; wm. Hin. by Mrs. n.
T.. Hill, stanford; L. r. Yates, issl, Arihar
Brown, 1855, Hiswatha, Kansas W. II. johnson,
Johnsonviile, Tenn; John T. Butt, Kosciusko,
Miss; Miss Emma r. white, So Joseph, No; =.
II. Dunn, 1883. sam Dunn. issa, Brysn,sville;
Judge ". II. Randall, London; A. J. HenjersSn,
Andiev; Mrs. Nancy Jones, jacksonville, No,
1855; James A. Moore, Hickory, n. e., by J. A.
Moore; $. d. Gooch, Jen Floyd. 1885, Eu-
hanks; Mrs. wh. Royston, Hysttsvilie, 1883; y. A.
Moore, Kings Mountain, lss,; WA. Dojds, Lan-
caster; q. Gibson, White Hall, by Ben X. z. lang
ford; Conrad Hiatt, Brcdheaj; Mrs. Jennie HUI
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LAND. sTOCk AXD CRor.

Hun Duddersr sold 10 John NJ. Hail,
10 wethers al $2.6j.
R. Cobb sold To John Helm. ~ 500.
ID. cattle at II cents.
-FoR SALE.-A nice mare aud too line
steer calves. X. h.. Barrow.
Squire J. :. Murphy sold 10 IIna
Duddersr. 10 ewes at s. 5O.... John VI
Hail sold 10 same, 10 ewes at S. 40
Asher Owsley sold To Wesley Roni,
81 acres Of land lying about two miles
from Stanford, on Dansills pike, for 81, $50.
Willie Case, Of Huichison Station, has
'old his hemp crop Of this year to Coving.
ton parties at ST., delivered at hi. depot
bourbon Sun.
R. 2. Scobee, Of Clark county. sold To
A. W. English, 20 broke mllss at si45 per
head. Mr.. English bought in Mt. Ster-
ling, 80 head at prices ranging from Sls0
TO slGO.
james X. keene, Of New York City,
has bought the ysarling. Bolero, sired by
Bonnie Scotland, dam. Waltz, by LeIing-
ton, for 5000. lie isa very promising
young horse.
=. A. Byars, Of Shelby county, sold
last week 10 John G. Brown, a pair of high
grade twin steers for the Eastern market.
rhey weighed 4,i3j pounds, and at 0 cents
brought the handsome sum Of S2ls.lO.
AT the public sale Of Mr.. W. J,Lough.
ridge, near Winchester, on Tuesday. cora
in the field sold for $332l Per barrel; fod-
der l9l cents per shock; sheep from $2.sO
to $500. Hogs, stock cattle and horses
sold for reasonable figures.
--wIScHksrER COURT DAY. - There
we're about 1000 head of cattle on the
market at Winchester on Monday, with
but fsw sales except for the best grades.
The tendency was 10 lower prices, and al
though there was very large crowd in
town, every one seemed 10 think that pri-
ces were too high. Ons lot of AZ extra i,-
40 pound feeders sold for s5l. Fhy.iwo
head Of good ,l00 pound feeders sold ior
s.. Forty head Of good | $50 pound
feeders sold for $500. There Was no ssls
for common grades, and all Of that quality
were left over.-- Lexington Press.
Robert Nave sold 10 Green Wood
GOES, Of this place, an extra bunch OF 3.
hogs that averaged $50 lbs. at S6l2l....
Sam II. Bruce has bought 600 head Of
shoais weighing FROM 100 To l75 lbs., at
4lc, a c, for stopping In Bourbon ...... Col
J. =. Lapsley, Of Mercer. sold very nice
lot Of iwo-year old cattle 10 Judge Sum
rail-, this county, at ~ per hundred. .,...
Fsrris a Wakefield sold TO Shelby Teyi.
Of Lincoln, last week, 200 head OF CON
mon ewes. at s375 per head. Rather I
better grade than nou nisin stock ......or
yesterday Mr.. J &. Caldwell sold 10 Hack
EFT A Harris 2lO cattle at $3.50 per lo'
pounds They will weigh $50 pounds
and are an extra nice bunch. W. h. Csci
and George W. Dagan did moi sell, bu
concluded 10 ship 10 New York on lhei
own account, and Yesterday got OF Is car
} loads. or about 2l5 hsAd......M. J. farrl
sold To Mailingl,, Sim. A Co, last weeI
J 90 head i,oS5lb. shoppers, at ssso..~~N
X. Tunis sold one extra loi Of 20 head ,
feeder. 10 Thos. y. Wood, al ile. and
. q. weisigsr bunch 10 an Anderson coul
, y disiillsr al ssns piies 4 Dsnsills Al
sooste.
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NOTICE

Owing 10 the tact that the Editor hiss
been called TO Virgins, on business con-
necied with the settlement of his fathers
estate the publicsiion Of the semi-wsek.
" IsrrnioR JorRsaL hs- been postponed
about t~o weeks This gives you smother
chance 10 secure two papers . week for the
price of one. q. our previous offer 10 credit
those who pay ~ in advance nov. With
one year. subscription u the semi-Weet'
ly, ~ill remain good until IL. first issue
You will save from 10 cents TO 81 by pay
ing no~.
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s-E, L. a n, 5. K'y rans BY Colaubas
time-2t iainutes sloser than e. A q. k'y iiiae.
No. I MAIL-Conneeis al Ly yneh burs Jnnetion
ior the soath and Southwest; Al Ashland, KY
With seiola alley h.ilIoai fof the North al
Lssiagton. ky., vith kentneky Csntrd kailsas
los cinelanau and the West; aud viii T.. ~
NJ iof the south west.
no. MALLS \. and ksnlnety Central
h'ys eonnsct 81 isxi nston Ky =. aud seiota Naliry
RI at Ashland, Ky, 9Th NJ. ,. M. eonnsst.
Al zach burg Junetis ior the souih aud sonih-
sssii aud a. kiehaoDd ior the south.
M. sfAfkfss-toanscts Al Huntington = AN
steamers ior Cinelnnsti aud the West.
No. EAPkkss- --Conneett al Iynehbgrs June-
iien h,r the North; Al kiehnoad ior the sonl1
.ni on Tuesdays aud Fridays ~ith q. y. ;, >, isr
Nss York.
Pailnian slssping Coaches daily on Nos. aad
z bstwsea Huntington aud Milliams0n's.
slssping oosehss daily on Aos. aud bet ~ssn
Richmond aud White Sulphur.
sfknAL N0IHs.-kss toaches thr0ash 10
t~esn cineinns u and hichaioni on Nos I and ?
with0at change.
For rates. tleksis. baggage ohseks. a., apply 10
sns onies of the q. A u ky, or dspoi ~ uesst'
vlfies oi eonnsiiing lines.
NV fpLLfR, a. PsrA
! CIV. SMITH, Gen Aaasger
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Rev. J. A. Gooch !. off for Somerset
on businss. J. q Gooch vent sonih
Monday.
--Huple, 0ooch-Ione. Hunl.y,s. he IL
fsmilisrly tno~n got hi- hand badly cot
with an az last Saturday.
w. n. u. Hayes !. under arrest in the
"Hocumreliy" court for provoking E1ra
Singleton TO wroth." The testimony in the
case was heard last Thursday night and
the argument deferred until nest Thurs.
dav pieht,
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HHIAG ~.

i, is reported tina, Miss AuOis Glib
son, of Somerset, 10 soon 10 he married 10
Nj. Charles Robertson, Of Mississippi.
In Dallas, Tsra-, November %. by
Justice Peace. Miss Juan y. Crsw. lately
Of Casey county, Kentucky, 10 I.ouis Fred
sriek, sneienily Of Southern Gsrusny.
The bridegroom va. given away by Abe
Freeman. l.. rlRRANT.
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lsNtOGS COrSTY.


MIR. !. Sharpe, left on Tuesday, for the
Mississippi market With twenty y-thrse hesd
of horses and mules.
Nov !. the winter Of our discontent
made glorious INDIAN summer by this
sun, "Sc. Written before the change. En-.
On Sunday night Mrs. Walls, dsught-
sr Of Mr.. Hughs, died near Mckinney.
Ga Monday morning. in the same iciniiy,
Miss Ruth, daughter Of Fielding Thur
mcnd, passed away. Both cases are under
stood to have been typhoid fever.
The bows who formerly resided here
are informed that "Ide" Austin packed his
little sachel, purchased an ulster, stocked
hi- hip.pocket, and started on Tuesday TO
solve the problem Of life in Texas. Good
luck to you, Ide We may have .een
handsomer boys; but never saw a bigger
one Of your age. "Be virtuou-, and you
will be happy"
The tone Of the dailies is decidedly
lugubrious over the privstions Of Mrs. Lin.
coin, compelled TO restrict the expenses Of
her solitary life to "the paltry pittance' Of
5000 per annum. Even since il has been
sscertained that her income is 5000, the
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The fin, re,,h,r of IN. Last f.v a.,.
ha. been Improved. among IN, ,ouus Ia.
die. h, ,L.sn,rs. and ,;.;,o,. N;..s.
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Wa failed TO mention the following
sales Of property shich ~er- made week
or t~o ago: Gabe Rsney bought Of W. ".
Anderson, his houss and lot In the lower
snd Of town for $500. ID. u. Edmiston
bough, of Henry Bsughmsn, the house
and 10, adjoining Mr.. Severance, for 81.
pDO
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MARX McPHkRsoS. Who was seriously
shot some weeks since has sufficiently re-
covered to he out sgain.
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MArrIscLy, McALIsrER a CO., will
commence grinding corn for customers at
their new mil! on Monday next.
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DoS'r forget the Mas Meeting 10 be
held here nsrt Monday to select delegate.
To the State Convention AT Frankfort, 10
nominats candidate for Clerk Of the
Court of Appeals
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PETER HANroS will still retain the
sgency Of the Singer Sewing Machine and
machines and all the attachments can he
found al bis new saddlery store. opposite
Mysrs Il,al-e
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JsRRy CLo,n, eoiorsd, was tried before
Judge Brown this week, on a charge OF
stealing shog from James X. Helm, and
sent ON for further trial.
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Go to W. ". Higgins, for fresh fsi.ins,
ci,rooa, currsni.. prunes, crsnberrie', HON
my, mince..mest, candies, nuts, NC. .
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Krrr your family we'll supplied With
SELLERS Cough Syrup" use Il in tune;
you will avert bronchial aud pulmonary
affections. 20 cents.
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THE ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
have decided to have their supper in one
Of Owslsy n Sons new siore-rooms, on
Friday night, the 23rl Of this month.
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Col. Isaac SHEIsy writes ss iasi he
hs- found the horse that he advertised 10
last week's paper
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READ the notice at the heal Of this
page anil take advantage at once Of iis lib
srsl oder. Money saved is money uSls.
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Bn srocx New Orleans .ngsf ias' re'
ceivei al Hale n NunnelIeyr.
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HALr 4 NrSSrLLry want all kind- Of
Dried Fruit At the highest market prices
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McAIIsrFR 4 BKIGHr have received
Nsv Orleans Syrup and sugar--nsw crop .
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IIIoHrsr market price paid for all kinds
Of country produce. McAlister \ Bright
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can aud -ee Hale \ Nnnnelley'- big
line of -sdilery.
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THr beet cigar. In town at Hate \ Nun
neIls,s. Two Tor Eve cents
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THr era maple syrup Of The ses'on at
Nc klister A prieht's.
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n, a y. TIVE CswD.
g0csL NOTICES.

r..-.uses tt.ls To n
r..-aet Tesla 20 Rhsm'a siisss,cn. 2eer. n,
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LOCaL RArrRRs.
CouSrN CouRr nsIt Monday.

Biz iims at the Rink 10 night Come,
s,-Ish.dy.
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piss Dong -s,ll Pussy is iu the we'll
aud J. Winter 4 20. are always in their
elegant Mems and BOYS Clothing s-isb.
lishmsnt ready To sell To their customers
any style Of goods in their line Of business.
Il would be we'll 10 give them a call before
going elsewhere. They are never too busy
10 be polite and attentive.
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WANTS.

DULLs.- Two thoroughbred red Bulls, ready ioI
ID service, ior sale by j. : Murphy, stsnicfd.
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Nj al NJ "a L pu.l.,.n x,,ll
mos. N ,L.;, n.x hon. M. 81 on
pl.nL .,,..,
-Mr. George ". James started thi.
morning to Kansas. lie will probsbl, be
gone several wreKs.
The hop at th. Msr.hon House la.,
Friday night, though impromptu. was en-.
loved by ali present
R. X. Noel and pretty sister Mis-.
Lille. Of Lancaster. were guests Of their
uncle, DR.. Doores, last Sunday.
Those composing our sick li.i. are,
Mis-. Hettis Harris, Mr.. John Mershon,
Henry Green and Jas. r. Carson.
Our young people are making exien.
ave preparations for a Concert during the
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No. ia FREIGHT AND PASSENGER -I@aves
hnlond daily except Sunday at $50 y m ana ar
Tiyes At Charlottesville al 1850 pm.
- No2 lsot IA
EASTWARD.
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OLp PArERs.-Mr. &. r. Englemsn has
shown US copy Of the K,ah,ely Tribune,
published st Dsnville. June 23, 1854, by
John =. Zimmerman \ Son, and another
copy Of same, is-ued Jan. 4, 1856. The
latter contain. the message Of Gov. c. $
MoreheAd, and extracts from that Of Pres.
idsni Frsnklin Pierce. In those days il
took about q month TO get news from the
Old World, their accounts Of the Russian
war, then in pro sres., being dated Decem.
Der eth. The advertising patronage is
very large, there being about IS columns
out Of the IS devoted 10 them. The print
ing srcels that Of majority Of the papers
Of the present day, although done on =
hand-pre.s, rs evidenced b, q picture Of
one printed Al the heed Of the editorial
column.
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PINK CorrAdE soLD.-Mr. James NJ.
wray, Of Bloomington. Illinois. but for.
merly, aud for many years a resident Of
this county, has purchased Pink Coiisge
cor 5000, the amount Of the mortgage.
lie will come 10 take possession in = very
lev days The eoiisge l. nov warrant. ses.
rral patients having left the day Of the
sale. We learn that several other persons
had srpseisd 10 visit il .his seek. but
wsrs advised of lis sale and ~iIi no,
come. Mrs. Harris will, perhaps. receive
lee patisnts al her osa home in tosn AZ
Ger this time,
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PHONETIC SHORTHAND.

Catalogue u works, With Photographic Alpha
let aud Illustrations for beginners sent on apph-
cation. Address nENN. P1rMAN.
50s-lm Cincinnati, q.
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WV ADVERTISEMENTS.

have iOr sale three good yoke Of work Oxen
aud hall Interest In t~o Altnsn-rsy lor seps'
rators. Call on or address me at stanford, Ky.
5os-im O. y. THURMOND.
, 1881-09-03

Prevent American colonization IN the frontier
States; thoy would, tor the present ut lrnst,
cfUse ttIIsE reKtDns against American
nctfvfty. Laws nuw exist On tho Ktntute-
bO0ks, nnssrtl ,lttring pruvl0iIs admtniatra.
tions ttlsq'!alify!nE my !Iatlss Or na,t1rlL;s!
tIttn to amy public land within sixty leagues
Sucl1 fears Ii, not scc,n to bia: tho mind of
tlle i,rHsrltt I.t1,efnl lent1crs. ! believe they
rive thu American ptuplu credit for whit
they profess, nut arc willing frankly 70 ,t. ae;
r"hi st,hiciic s il"t wo win lit de,niyc thei il
tt1errfnrn remains sor the AnWrfcn.' tHutlp.
md tho American press EsplrlAiy, to receive
the ct1,ltry- frankly amt openly is n sister,
null, though weaker. fts having rIlia!
,rlKhts with '".lrsc'yss, tcfH should '1l,
Il :ieoirnnc1ient nml Hul,llort for lhc weak
rr lsrm,hlies ta thu south. ll,thtclc utter us
a,tt following in DiIr fW1tsteps. lf sncll were
thu cuxe, before manly Se!rs MI tltstrust
wauhl vHntsll, and we wt,ulh he rtgartletl
nn|y viii, at!nlratiotl. 1s their Prttrctor ntltt
l'Annlna Il s.cp q that direction: Tie i,!e.
y lufty a'!I noble, to tlo asny FOREVER Will,
nriItratimi. Ths Uniitrtl Suites ~ very Trnp.
.rr'y selected rs tbs tlna tUtrt 1T apl'tnt:
nt,u, II thu lieu Ah01iftl le trrlett. nni, Tho
sIloaltl en!c;.vor 10 Justify ,ttis. confidence
placed IN ns. AfnXloN Hl1Iu ttpcfi'ie.l to send
Representatives: and here axai' lhe lenrs Of
the afnnttDr x1,DW themselves. Il dues mt
wish to see Tie, tireat Rcp|,lfr judge at!tl
Mrbtrate Over this continent: but 1t would
like t, I!ays tlle United Suites c,,tcr lnto q
cnlitsut "theEr Unsuitable, nlnbitim ':-cacl,
md a!l t0 respect tho rights aud feelings uf
the others. e. H. Il.
, 1881-09-03

q 1Gf EIuof
~
F,tgoss-1"rk. ~. l.atn. els' ..,
,vrnguof- srnl. ,rnstor,, urrtcY n M. f,i,rcse-
afst atrfs1nta, nt,n.e at as. Tuspentins--sprt..
tpstiesu ~. yhro,-anrlna No. stnady Mt JUS "a;
.1 dutl \. il. :. winter .1ull It y. ID Germ
Ftl.,..Jy NJ ia. Flnnr-Extn' oshtS 81 M"l' ~ ~
t''tSar%-Breatsta''s ancs' oofn' Us ''so' "e"'aee
, u.,,n. n...f,o1rnnJ1+nu,t,rs
u f1rtnroo'" stpt ,' t,-nan.' lid, sales, Ia{sx
d: Uplant plnt,,t,n un5 export. 2doos American, a7
kAsi siF.,urx-fjnlct ana un111nslHGu.
, 1881-09-03
BRIGANDAGE.
Its English Victims.

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~ PILLS." "t.ulst VII" 1.''n .' r''t 49,"
MRefl lor fal1so1ll py oI'Raln.s III lofeIen
so!tn'res since 1885,. Three Of these nets Of
ttnty. twt, In t;rr.'ca. fnur in Spain. yne II,
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'Is' rh trSt n "u ~ ,,as ~ w,,,, ,,,,,,,,
who WIS taken III November, 1s,rJ, near
i'ncllcu. in Afrxtro. and fur wloso rupsom
q, nm ,yn. ,l,nn,u,l.l i1ls Intuutlm, 1us,e,,
afo. thrae n .,.a'.,.s "',,t ,t ~. ,'I 80 ,,,at
aoo". thteo weeks a,la AZ ue gnu o1 tlla1
time hts friends obtained Ills relcnsc I'll pay
III JuIy, tsI, Atr. Ueale wis captured near
E1nro,H.e 1Its ,.nx, ,vns txrr,iioun,Iv for.
,.'.'..' -, tt.' 80 s"'u "' ~ @
% fur lis raso, @ 'i but s Ms as M rrcsei @ Is tho sy
following Ills capture without any pnyment,
hls rnurtls hainv u,,,ier. tl1n ,listakcu i'm.
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'sss'' A. 49,, 1't w. ao ,,,". , @ "se. ~ "".'' w
AR. n1itt Alrs. William hoens, Inc REV. y.
e. NJ, 4Aynslcy and Mrs. Aynsiey, wcru takelt
near uattipagtla, Italy, jpn May Ii, tsU,. Tic
Iuuics wero released tae snn,y .luy, md Mr.,
about t'c rullson,, wlllcllwns fixed Mt ~, ,500,
NEGOTIATIONS carrlcl on by tho British Co,i-
~, nj Snl,.ps and the frlents of tE1n can.iyes.
nj n rnst ~ ~. Inc fo the farmer mn, Rx,, IN
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tho latter, resulted In the release of Alr.
Muuns Oil AuE. IS, OF. payment Of E5,l0o by
tho friends. Iord JOHN 1lervcy. the lion.
II. Strut, md Afr. Coore nre the fIcxt ytctlns;
they were taken In Arcanantn, t;reece, oil
Dee. =, 1865. and OIL tlie snile iIay the two
first wero Released In order to obtain 43,OOO
rs ransom. The n,nonnt was paid on tho
t5tl, when Mr. Co0rv Was ut once set ut
liberty.
Mr.. John u. Mirrilles was taken prisoner
nfar franl1ntar. In 3frxlcn. MI Npv, IT, 1SdM
b. an nr,nei ba,i claiming to be portio1,,
0f tho Liberal forccs Ut Gcn. AnttllOt, but
he mid the S5ON demanded at HIN, n,,tl w,y
only detained about four days. lii each Of
the nE}nye Instances the rnt,s0nss were pail(
by the captiycs, and no Repayment or coni-
pcusution WIS made by tho Governments OF
tle respective countries wheru tho ulltragrs
occurred, Ul, tl.D t,ltH of December, lSry,
III. John Francis Furber wNs cnnta,rctl near
, 1881-09-03

n9aln and the rn*.cne"r. tu rcs,,fnc lher
paoc.. In tho atnxo. lic then ~aitl ts,.jtely,
driver to tr!rp on, while hc LIT the ron'l and
pasaed uvor tho ny. stopplnE 10 seo thnt tilo
tnci,sufns Io'kinE IL his apprehension Till,
passengers 'serc not mnlcotCd ns tn thoIr ynu-
Hhies, which wis fortunate, M therc were q
several hundretf dolnrs In tpnnty.