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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-09-07
LAND. ST0cK AND cR0P.

j. N. Menefee bought Of M. T. 4 M.
S. Russell Jack Tor 5000.
For sale.-Seven yearling steers, thirty
ewes and one Merino buck. Jos Ballou.
-Thos. J. Gof, Of Bourbon, sold 60
head Of cattle, averaging 1902 pounds, at
81 cents per pound.
IT. L. Carpenter sold Lehman Bros II
head Of l.557-lb. cattle at 5lc and Pony
Beazley sold him his lot at 5 So.
Cars Of grain sufficient to make train
IA miles long arrived in Chichago Wednes-
day. September wheat fell TO 95f.
ID. M. Ball. Of Woodford county, sold
several pairs Of fine match mules, aversg-
ing l6 hands high, at from $500 to $500
per pair.
IT. J. Conrad, Of Grant county, sold a
steer, A years OLD, that weighed 2,055 lbs.
to John HOggins, Of Boone county, at So
go per cwt.
The Mt Sterling Sentinel says George
Beokner, of Cincinnati, bought Of Colonel
Thos. johnson 60 head Of cattle at &c and
40 head at SIC.
Yesterdays New York cattle report
showed safes NJ DO(UO.tJ, lekdt ttctfd Va
5O(95; Colorado do. 81 60@5.10; 5car-loads
Of very good stock, 5SS head; exporters
bought 400 head fair to prime steers at 80
@6 IS per cwt
John NJ. Hail sold TO John Sam Ows-
ley, 200 ewes for $5l5, and bought of WIN.
NJ. Higgins 20 wethers at cents, Of Geo
Abraham 80 extra wethers at 81 cents and
20 extra lambs at 81 cents and Of Henry
Newland 30 common lambs at 81 pei
head.
AT Richmond Monday auctioneers re-
port rs or so head OF horses at prices rang.
ing from S75.to sl25; 100 head of cattle al
3lc to 4c; 20 yoke Of work cattle at 500 "a
$ll5; mules, 2yesr-olds, $50 to 500; g.
yesr-old, Sis to SIPS; sucking colt, good
quality, $75 to $50.
The Cincinnati cattle market is quiet.
Common 2 to cts; fair to medium 81 "a
Al; good to extra butcher grades A TO 3
common to choice shippers Al to 81; stock
ers and feeders 81 to AZ. Hogs are firm
Selected butchers and heavy shippers $40
to 545; fair TO good packers 4 30 to SIS
good light 81 to 81; common 4 to Al; stocl
hogs Al to 5. Sheev are quiet at p to Al
lambs firm at 10 6; stock wethers 81 to A
do. ewes "a 10 81. Nf.fI..
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IAH locli 1--WE chRp.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy PAINTS Of Penny a McAlister.
Mos s,osk Of birthday cards at Penny 4
McAlister's.
srASDARD ready mixed paints at Nc
Roberts A Stages.
Bro lot Of baskets Of all kinds Just receiv.
ed BY +. X Walton.
Jos. HAAS Hog Cholera Cure Penny
a McAlister sole agents.
BRAND new stock Of every thing In tie
/ evelry line at Penny a McAlister's
WATCHES, Clocks and Jevelry repaired
and warranted BY Penny n MeAlister.
GrvEs up that McRobere q Stag make
the best Soda Water In the world. Try IL.
MAonmE OH, which will neither heat
nor gum, 90 cents per gallon. Also extra
strained lard oil At McRober,s A Stage.
IoFFER Tor sale privately at my rooms
al Mrs. Fannie Greens, a nice bedstead,
baesu, extension table, kitchen table, set
cane sest chairs, coal cook stove, and q
Singer sewing machine, &C., used bat =
short time. Oliver Hill.
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MARRIAGES.


We learn as we 20 TO press that Mr..
v. W. Gentry, Of this COUNTY, was married
yesterday, in Covingion. to Mrs. Beriolis,
Of that city.
The engagement Of Mira. J. Hunt Rey-
nolds. widow Of the noted turfmsh, and
Mr.. L. p. Tarlton, also well-known in turf
circles, is announced.
Miss Matte ID. Jones, the accomplish
ed daughter Of Col. ID. W. Jones, Of Dam
willie, was married Tuesday 10 Mr.. Robert
w. Neal, Chicago broker.
AT the residence Of Mr.. Lewis Dude.
rar, yesterday evening. Mr.. James Dude.
rar and Mrs. Mary C. Dudderar were uni.
ted in marriage. Mr.. Dudderu is popu'
lar and clever gentleman and his bride Il
spoken Of as most estimable woman, 20
we are confident that his second mstrimo
NAL adventure will be good and happy
one. We congratulate them.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. J. M. Bruce will preach at Lo-
gsns Creek Church tomorrow saturday.
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The protracted meeting at Preachers
Vile, conducted by Revs. J. @. Pond and
@. w. Perryman, had resulted in Q sddi-
tons up to last night and a good deal
Of religious feeling is manifest. Revs
r. B. Mahoney and J. NJ. Bruce have been
there portion Of the time. A Noticeable
feature in the services Wednesday night
was that they lasted about two and half
hours, but Mr.. Pond remarked that that
was the way our forefathers conducted
things, and he wished to follow in their
footafena
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s0YLE COUNTY.
DanvHe.


MIR. Charles White and Miss Margs-
ret Crutchfeld obtained licenie TO marry
ON the 4th inst.
Caldwell College and Bell Seminary
opened for the fall and winter term We'd
nesday morning, with. an increased num-
Der Of pupils over last year.
will Owsley and Hal Seviere were
fined $40 each for gambling. Wednesday
Isom Davis, the negro shot a few nights
ago, is now in fair way 10 recover.
--Governor Smiley, Of the workhouse,
reports four prisoners In his establishment.
Some for stealing, some for lighting, some
for gambling and other little eccentrieies.
1t being reported on the street that
Gov. Blackburn would soon open an Inc
briate Asylum In Louisville, James Stone
Chrisman respectfully querried whether
the Gov. would turn any OF his patients
out before they were cured.
Mrs. j. III. Ellsworth, and Misses Sa'
die, Mamie, Theresa and Mile Mexican,
Of Galveston, Texas, who have been spend
ing the summer in Danvills, left for home
Wednesday. Mr.. Logan swope. OF Wood
ford county, was in town Thursday. Miss
Lizzie Payne. Of Elizabeihtown, great
hvorite in Danville. Is visiting her sunt I,
Mrs. q. w. WEIGH, Jr
"A negro named Charles Bell, who
lives near Junction City and works on a
construction train, had his hand 40 badly
crushed Tuesday night that part OF II
had 10 be ampuiated. About the same
time white man, also railroad laborer,
and living al Bnrgin, had hand crushed
in like manner. DR.. Fayetie Dunlap was
the surgeon in both cases. Both accidents
occurred while the men were coupling cars.
Mr.. Thonss 4. Wood, Of this county,
the veil .knova slolk dealer, while driving
home bull rscsntly purchased, was at
lacked By him near Millsrs blacksmith
shop on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Wood was
on horseback when the bull came Al him
full tilt, one Of bis hons striking the horse
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in the shoulder, innicling fearful wound
and knocking him down. The other horn
struck Mr. Wood in the leg, laying open
the flesh from the ankle TO the knee, going
through the calf The wound made was
fearful and causes intense suffering.
Wakefield 4 Fsrris sold this week to
Scroggin 4 Hudson, Of Louisville, broke
mules 153 to 16 hands high, at $l75 each.
Same firm sold TO Gentry Bros. 4 good
Southern horses for 1904 Same to VIM.
Graham, Of Sumpter. s c., good South
ern horses for 1925. Same 10 Beard 4
Caruthers, OF Shelby county. pair large
horse mules for $40 Same TO A. Y Gull
ton. pair horse mules 16 hands high for
1856. MODIFY" Warren Russell's fine
horse arrived home Thursday morning
from Paris, where he won a $3.50 purse
Wednesday. He is in prime condition.
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Personal.

Ma. s. p. SrAeo has gone 10 Cincinnati
10 buy goods.
Miss ELIZA HARas went to Louis
VILE yesterday.
Ma. RICHARD BmB lsfl for Todd
county yesterday.
-MRs. J. A. CARPKsrER is visiting her
relatives In Peryville.
Miss ELLA PKYror took charge Of the
White Oak school Tuesday.
--MrssEs MARY JONES and Emma Ba-
ker went 10 Louisville yesterday.
-DR. 4 q. HocKER and wife have gone
10 the Great southern Exposition.
Ma. ID. N. WILLIAMS, er.couniy CLERK
Of RockcastIe, was here Wednesday.
Mis-. J. p. sASDIFER, Of Lancaster
was III, suss, Of Mrs. W. 7. Green ,hi'
week.
Ma. RkuBEs BRianr, Of Blooming
ton, Ill, IL visiting his brother, Mr.. II. G
Bright.
-DR. And MRs. W. w. OwsLEY left
yesterday to visi, the family Of Mr. II. b
Duikee.
-MRs. KATE BAILEY and Mrs. MARY
Bowman are attending the Louisville Ex'
position.
--MAsrEa WILLIE b. WALTON, OF vir.
sinia, arrived yesterday and will take .
position In this Office.
--JoHs RomssoS. shipping clerk Of J
b. Wilder a Co, Louisville, IL spending :
few days with friesds in this vicinity.
Mn. THOMAS METcALF IL in the noun.
tsins this week In the capacity Of CONNER.
eial tourist for his house; Bright 4 curran
-MfssEs ANNIE WALKER, Washington,
ID. G, Lizzie Watson and Lille Shelton
Tiptonville, Tenn, have already arrived al
the College.
Mn. J. B. FIsH, Of Mt Vernon, val
down Wednesday 10 find out about the 60
eapsd prisoners. lie has a claim Of $500
for capturing WIN. Dunnegan.
Ma. w. NJ. BRIenr. who has held IN.
position Of Clerk In the Farmers National
Bank sinoe the frst Of the year, has beer
elected Teller 10 GIL the vacancy occs-ioned
BY the resignation Of Mr.. Joe. =. Grimes
Mr. Bright Is a steady Industrious and cap
able young man and his friends will b,
glad 10 hear Of his promotion.
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II you are suffering with low and depressed
pirits, loss Of apPeti tie. general debility, disor.
dered blood, weak constitution, heada che, or any
disease Of bilious nature, by all " ans procure Q
bottle Of Electric Bitters. You whf De surprised
10 see the rapid improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and ac-
tvity will return; pain and misery viii cease
and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise Of
Electric Bitters. Sold at so cents bottle by PEN
ny & McAIister.
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WINS his house Was crowded with PeO-
pie awaiting the arrival Of the coroner,
Mundi. the alleged wife. butcher, seized his
gun and made fsint Of shooting himself or
somebody else, and such scamPsring, roll
ing and tumbling from the room Is rarely
seen. He was soon dIsarmsd, however,
but there Was a number that agreed II he
would use the weapon on hiakelf il would
Be the very best thing he could do for his
country.
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A Fine Blue arass Farm
Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1883,

will sell at public cutlery the farm on which re-
side, situated about ~ miles from stanford, Lin
coin c0u nty, Immediately On the turnpike road
from Stanford TO Somerset, containing I75 Acres.
II has on 1t a comfortable and convenient dwelling
essary outbuildings. 1t is exceptionally we'll wa
tered, there being ne-er falling springs. one
hundred acres Of this land Is strictly No. and the
residue is good grazing II is very ex-
celent stock farm. There Is on the place an ORCH
ard Of about 100 young apple trees Ia full bearing
Of select fruit. At the same timesnd on the prem
sisting offs 2-year-old Steers, 2 Min Cows, Dry
, Cows and other young Cattle, 60 well bred Ewes2
good work Horses, 10 head Of Hogs 2-horse Wag-
ing Implements generally. Also 2j Acres Of Corn
in the field and a lot OF Hay In stacks Terms
made known on day OF sale.
d2s-id SUSAN A. MEAEFEE.
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MoNUMENTs. = Parties desiring any
thing in the monumental line will do we'll
to read the advertisement Of Alfred White
whose business was established in 1852 and
is still located at the old stand Nos. 255
and 257, w. 9Th st. Cincinnati, o. Mr..
White is at present in Europe purchasing
largely in his line Of imported Scotch and
Italian work.
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ON THErR TRAIL j. b. Fish, who with
squad is in pursuit Of the escaped prison
ere telegrsphed ne last night from Living
sion as follows DUNCAN and Rsinwster
haye arrived at the house Of . brother Of
Dunngan, about IS miles in Jackson coun-
~. All sound. Larkin Bird IL at home
on Moores Creek, in Laurel county. He
says he will be at London court on third
Monday Of this month. All parties are
we'll fortified at present and say they will
not be taken alive
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RuckLen,s Arnlcn SnLre

The greatest medical wonder Of the world. War
ranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts. Ul-
GERS, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, PILES,
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped Hands and all
skin eruPtions, guaranteed TO cure In every in-
stance, or money refunded. A positive cure for
Piles. 25c per box. For sale by Penny NEAL
IL
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-, D.. e,s 900 an
az .,, ~ svDs ''
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A' '@s. ~ .'s 49, - 49,, -, ~,
.n1 ''.r ra ,--' ~ '. - ,y',,,"- 49,
o"., ....' - !, 4. .,,..ss 49,
ss"' snS ,S..~ ;a,r Root".s,Is R;v.,
49, ~"s ~, ~. r., -, =.
"e ,o -" 80 p-, ' 80" ~
".u uueA ~ 4
a lie sentence LOT murder IN whitley coun'
tyi Larkin Bird, charged with car break
inc AZ London, and WIN. Dyehouse, a
-. ho,.. ,hi.f F;va o,har n,isonsr.
'0."e "sN-,, vy,,,,-
reniained IN 'hs'i os.'1' ih0'u''ns "ni,a"'
johnson, from Bell county, who, alter
serving year in the peniientiary on lie
santenoe for the murder Of a man named
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MK. w. II. WILLIAMS informed US yes.
ierdsy that the IsTEnIoR JOURNAL ofTues-
day had not arrived at Hustonville yet.
They left here on time and the good people
Of that section may rest assured that Il Is
never our fault that they do not get their
papers promptly.
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EscAPED.-John Martin, Laurel cOun-
~ lunAtic, en- route to the Lexington Asy-
lum In charge Of Mr.. Ramsey, made his ss-
cape at Junction City Wednesday and is
still at large. He has smooth face, is
about 80 years Of age and had on a brown
jeans suit. He IL a bad man and II you
meet him give him wide swarth.
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MISS JESSIE BuoKsEn denies overl her
own signature the truth OF the report re.
Gently copied BY a, from the Louisville
foa She says the young man whose
name was coupled with hers, lie person Of
unsound mind aud for that reason she has
endeavored 10 treat him with consideration
and sympathy. Her letter ends, "Tbe
public are surely tired Of me, and you
will confer upon me great favor BY with
holding any more such viliainous un-
truths from the press"
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Administrator Sale.
/ win sell As Admir- Of W. n. Hays, decd, on
SATURDAY. SEPT. 10. 1858

Al The late reside nee Of the decedent situated on
the turnplke leading from stanford 10 hastonyille
~ miles from the former and nom the latter.
ar the personal property belonging 10 SAIL estate
subject 70 sale, consisting In part Of
. head Of One cattle among them. cows, steers,
helfcrs aud built head Of horses. mule cola
4siacks Of hay, 80 acres corn In the held, iarn-
log utensils Ac. &C.
y. q. NAYS,
Administrator,
The sheriff VIII sell Al the same time aud place
about 400 buf heia o. wheat. li1s-idl
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DR.. J. J. Sized addressed fair crowd
last night on the subject Of sanitation"
lie has just returned from Cumberland
Falls, where he went 10 examine into its
sanitary condition. He says there is moth
ing Whatever there 10 produce disease.
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MILL BURsED.-Mr. J. g. Young tells us
that J.. ii. Bats saw mill, near Highland,
was burned Wednesday night, supposed TO
have caught fire accidentally. The grist
part Of the mill was not injured much.
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IrwE remember Alright, chrome steel was
to have been worked all in the iron bars Of
the jail cells There is no sign Of any 10
lhose sawed out and the iron is Of the
softest Kind. Can the contractor explain?
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Two hops will be given at the Exchange
Hotel, Liberty, during the Fair, the first
ON the night Of the 18th, and the other the
following night. We acknowledge eourie-
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DEArH.--wm. NJ. Fogle, a prominent
member Of the Baptist church at Middle
burg, died this week Of fever, aged about
80 years.
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JoHs NEwLASD let Gay, the Chuck
Luck man, get away from him the other
day and il is moved and seconded that he
be made 10 work out the 6ne.
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The College opens next Monday, and
the pretty school girls are already begin
ming 10 arrive.
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Try the "Imperial Double Roller Pat
eni," guaranteed TO be the best flour in the
market. For sale only by Bright a Curran
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PARTIES needing bran and shipstuil
can be supplied by the Lincoln Mills a,
S12 80 per ton.
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The X. G. was four hours late yesterday,
hence no mail from Lancaster. Our cores
pendent telephoned that he had cent a
letter.
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VIZ DIZZY composition on stoves. CRATES
&c. We only ask you TO come and cram
Inc our prices. Bright a Curran.
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COME and zee our handsome display Of
Queensware and Glassware. Twenty diff
ferent designs in chamber sets. Bright A
Curran.
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Buy The Gale Chilled Plow--the best
and cheapest of T. r. Walton.
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A NICE line Of Fall Millinery now open
ing at Mrs. Kate Dudderar's. Call and
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FoR SALE. A Gr.t class Alderney mich
COW. VIC. Welch.
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Bio line Of harness, bottom figures.
Bright a Curran.
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Mundi was charged with burning his own
house tn spi'e HE wife. bat the deed was
not proven on him ard he wss released
from jail. lie Is one legged man. a mule
having mangled The other few years ago,
and beara q most nnenviable reputation
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WAYNE County Brandy 0 year old at the
ST. Asaph Hotel Saloon.
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TINS plate-glass Windows in Penny a
McAlisier's new front are iolr5i feet and
weigh $50 pounds each.
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ErH. PESNISoroS. for the want Of more
grain 10 cut, amputaied one Of hrs fingers
yesterday By means Of cutting-box.
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PARDosED.- William Oaks, who way.
laid and foully murdered VIM. Pelre sever.
al years ago and wss sentenced in the Lin
coin Circuit Court to fifteen years in the
peniieniisry. was among the last eleven
convicts pardoned by Blackburn. II there
we're any grounds for the pardon they have
not been made public. IL will be remem-
bered BY those who attended the trial that
the proof was that he hid himself by log
and shot Pe,re in the back as he came
along the public highway.
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CIR glass Of ice cold lemonade at S. s
Myers'.
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Sale of Fine Lands

As Administrations with will annexed Of Jackson
Givens. deceased, we will on FRIDAY,
SEPT. rs 1883, at his late residence in Lin
coin Co., KY sell his entire estate, real and per-
sonal, consisting oftwo tracts OF land. One OF
90 A CREs near Owens Church adjoining the
land Of Albert Smith, the Logan brothers, George
Engleman and VIM. MeAfee; said land is rich, lies
well, is well fenced. well waIered aud in high
state Of cultivation.
The other, the home tract, containing $40
ACRES, situate on both sides OF the Lincoln
and Boyle I. z. Road, miles from Danville and
and miles from shelby aud Junction Cities, has
on IL agood substantial frame dwelling OF seven
rooms, good barn, granary, carriage house and
other Necessary buildings also good orchard.
This tract IL ell susceptible OF cultivation and Is
finely adapted 70 the raising Of corn, wheat &c,
and Is also grazing farm, has on IL never fail
ing springs, Is well enceG and will make desra-
BILE home for persons seeking one.
PERSONALITY.
The personally consists Of 5 cows, yoke oxen, !
bull, 2 yearling heilers, l buggy horse, 2 b God
mares, IS head OF yearlng mules large work
mules, Al head Of hogs aud about 90 shoatsi also
buggy, several shares 10 the d. e II. 4. r.
ROsi farming utensils. 2-horse wsgou. OK
cart, wheat dril, Osborne reaper harrows
&C. 40acres Of corn e shock
Terms liberal and will be made known day Of sale
GEORGE GIYENS,
rs. GIYENs,
I7l-td Administrators,
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The grofs earnings OF the Kentucky
Central in August were SOL ,l72 95, against
s73, 1858 so in the corresponding month in
1892 This shows an increase Of 81. s04 /.
40, on an increase Of 80 miles Of railway,
the mileage in August 1852 being SO and
lss in August last. This Is very crafty
ing to the friends Of this road, which is
striving 10 serve the public 10 the prompt
eat and best manner. In this connection il
gives us pleasure 10 say that the General
Freight Agent, Mr.. q. L. Brown, noticing
our recent items as 10 the occasional delay
Of fright shipped over his road, has ex-
planned that when they took hold Of the
Richmond Branch IL was under the i'm
preston that scarcely no freight was han
died on il and they were not fully prepared
for the very large patronage that they have
received FROM the frat, and consequently
have been short Of cara and engines. This
they have remedied by the purchase Of
much new rolling stock and they promise
in few days to give no further cause for
complaint. The delay Of the freight trains
a, Paris, referred to last week, has also
been remedied and shippers Of stock will
have no reason TO grumble about the all.
night switching there in the future. This
dispOses Of the freight business and now il
the Company would start the train nom
Stanford Junction that leaves Richmond at
o'clock for Cincinnati, il would be a
great accommodation to our people. The
present mixed train is hardly ever on time,
and the profanity II occasions is terrible 10
| tksnk ahonf
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NV mail locks were pu, on hi. week.
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BAnoAiNs N harnesr are being offered By
I. X Walton.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIMOTHY SEED at 7, R..wsli0n'.
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HON. A. G. TALBOT.

OF Royle, Is a cand.sate for Speaker OF the mel
House Of Representatives.
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COUNTRY hsms wanted BY T. r wsl.

FnspH b,aer : hre-d always on hsnd
= y No.