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FRIDAY. NOVKMBEK
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ft, 172.
Klrettn llrtnr
i:ighlh IM-
rirt.
f l. (k tin. flwJtiM nMM aai ana
'nahja to hear from th counties of Ho
oil, Taylor, Casey, ami Wayne. The
mijnritlea fir Durham are an follows t
ml -r-m, 4:0; I.rlc. 1l!r. Mercer,
1HJ; A'liir, Mi Mucin, 3Vi; ToUl !.
K' U.-nrUey : MaHi.on, 127, tlar
mr.1; I V); P .ki, fiWj-ToUl. 813.
Durham'. majority 15". y,y
In rnnifrcion:!! race Dii-ham' mn-
j.irily T HrmlVy (l: i.liil) Jty
prwi:ic!., Stattiril tCH ItiistimvilU 4.";
Wuliiut Flat 4-1; t'ra!irclwnl 10.1; Tur-
iiewvilU hi; WnyneJMirg , ITighlaml, '
iij.irfly t lWwiler, 39. Urealrya ma- (
j.iril.yi ahmK rdi. CConor arcelred
24 Vote ia tlte county. . .
A w. ew chicken cook cat f Kile
1
at thu office.
K hxil fr
tinl elerti'in.
Ildal The lata) rreaden-
' m 1
aa-- ' '
t'mrAOO now rlnim. a permanent
rI - . . I
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Ili-MAiK it'a auu.trphy u. ,.d to be
neariy navly if the presa.
m mm 1 aaaaaatajaaaBKHeaya . -
It Ij not ge-.iemlly credited that Oreo-k-y
will emitct the election.
TilK la-t thing that Fanny Fern wrote
was a ploa fr echod childmr. I
T.ia CiitjrrM'un d 0V require au
anmtd outlay of about I3j0,000.
Foft k day, ih nejoes pilled
'very atr.inj vote here last Tueaday.
A DinajNaTO Iowa, book firm ad
vortijos Uiblei "cuperiot to any other."
Tim fXHkd railray aorviot liaa Iwea in
ereaseil during tho hat year 10,000 mile.
GhaW alicy fir the next fcar year.
i, "No qu-irter to be hown to the Lih
erahk" Tj eirmera ol lliwlley county, Tcn
ute have town twice the usual amount
of wheat.
Tiikkk are no "if. " ami
I "anl aliout
it, the Northern IX-ni.rHiy v. ill not do
to bet on.
(iREKLEV carried ATaiUucky, Hudi
bra. Duncan, et ., to the opntwy not-
with'taiidiiig. ' " . .'
TilK 'report has got abroad upon our
. 1 .r l.-l.l
etrejb. llt tliere wa an eiccimn ircm
bera niTJwaiaj Vt . .
- Maa AmUl F- DicKlKtoM tlireaien
New Yorkwuh hrt new lecture, entitled,
;Thlug llopad For." ,. -
Bixrmw paper 'ur made frotn aoap
weed in Colorailo, which I in great pro
fiuioa ou the Wcatora prawriea. '
A MATwnj t grocer recently tapped
, barrel of oUR.rU.n and waU it out M
MU rnkf1.uvrt1 uITeeTng it t be v.u-!
cgar.
a a. a-
Thk building to which thu Vienna
Exhibition U to l held next yoat will
bo dx time larger tlian that of the great
Par Hihibilhai of 1SG7. k , " -
Gkaxt u reported to have.
iiid that I
"U late venl'ic of the people had vin
dicated hi private character, and that
waa nil hs bad left anyway." Then he
hli;3t a light stako.
TUie" ad intelliatwe thrill the land
,wln that the President' horse are
sick. It i a public happines. mougu,
thnt tbo preciou aaimal are uccoiu
wuilitcl i a patacial Ublo.
It U not neceseary fiw u U explain iu
dul horf little or much lira l.y had to
my1, upon a uiemoralde oeea,ion r let i'
suffice to y, that totwhing tlie late eloc
tion, wc are just a tliat boy was.
It ru a it U always said, "Westward
tha .Ur of Empire take it way," as witr
new the covered wagon (thoao p?t con-
mt ..1. !..-. ik. ..H'k iknt
veyancci or mesuisiurraui
aim iily lusir hock "to rtA-iwwce t"
we their wifu's people" many tall ec
im;n of the K" "rraaker." -
' Ihnxn eofie of tlie Winchester, Va,
timrUm sVom the 2nd of Jauuary. IW,
tn the Slh of September, JA have
lavu preaesitol to the Public Library of (
Kcutm ky, by Jerualeui Ixslge, A. ,Y.
L, at Hcliderawi. , They were presented '
to the Llge aeVtrul " aB-o by Mr. j
Harvey Ytyuau, a member f the Iu-1
utlc lavfTlliLl1 f reaiduitt iu Henderson. I
... ' tf.,,..ul,t
iiw waaa ,
out of date. btal Can in'hulily be worked
HE INTERIOR MM
" - - y . ... . . , . - ocas u livoiin-oay as 10 lut uiu viuu tv
ulji a Lin hiftnia' rvtwala IU'lt. losa lairt of her former greatness t'0 ... .. ' n
t,.iw.ii iKsi ' 1 . ' 1 . 1 -., ttarti-. W a vsuitril in vaiu. All e can
.... a-.-ar--, . uur we believe luat fiW gwM wilj i iU
T I T,id-tnr tmiseil offi - , . ... v to our reanh-rs, without UlUfnintliiL,'
TllUtlvctiou IU IJ'W"0' P1;' eouie of til ktvtod race lor 'mpivmrn y. .. ...... , . , .
.1.. m,. Vi,l a ti hikiwv'!; 1 .1 detuil, i that Grant is electeii hy an
very tiuictly. Hie runt n.n uwamy . jjm(ra jy politic have been aursaxted. ' . ... . . 1 ...
..! ...!. ...:t,.i.V..t itf the hot-! . T .... 1 .. overwhelming majority, and there will'
laottda ol Isilh jHUliwi aial tl Uiroouu-
arahaad fnrllio Uuv. there Ha4.U"
wludty drink i jig or di uiikeiiiifa., ousc
ijUAiit') ." ililuibniice uf any thjsuriiH
lioa, Al I'ijjld, h'ivcr, afUfctho ohsie
W thspulla, Iso myroca who apiiutreilto
Let iutuaitwUal, iuiurtilll, wheu a pUtuI
wu diu and prueeuu).khy ou, and a
rwaur key the oilier, but they woUu
,y uaur tUicilit luuilmll before
a as hurt. idAy-
"' 0. TtmaTau.
' Tbi. lusii ha. Uikwiug aflor ma
P,W hie. I le ha. beg.... -t, -vrral
kune-, ami quit It evrrrti.ue. .w thai
yC asor Is eloctcd tin May in New York) .
u mmm... i,.i..lt -waialdiah the
tat.Ksr tthitih want tb-wu in the .torm,1
Lk-h li.lu.1 tha KHirboa isirty.
waie auguipiMsi ine mairuu. .
JVkly how long il will live, no mortal
,. Wq. a. taaalaAaalturt auJ .
(oiiri rnov trii jhht.
' 'I IwW not the lnnriH or pm of a
prophet or sage to foretell the defeat of
Liberalism and Iarm.crncy, and the trl-
nmph of corruption.
The .October elect ions,
they
! ,id. fi,r the Ihiilicnl party, souroled the
! .) 1 i I. Lit mi ai an a l!,a rare
t IWIent l concerned. It in need-
. om to try to conceal tin fict that ill t
' hope wan hwt at that tini, and that a
' . l J . li
rririt if atath v arlVed atx.n the I tcwiimli
to the t. ite of their DartV or their camli-
lata. Ithwmogtoay that Horace :
(JrerlrT not tho mou for the tiuini ; ,
' .v . .i iil t i. i .
Ihnt anfifhar VimiiiI hare hnillirltt almllt
a (lilTcron! ami a lirtlor nwult. rrwixlr I
the Nime onnei(iii-iicw wouM have en-
Mini, an tuatter wh hwl liecn plaonl up-1
on the ticket. The fiitnl result only I
pn.ve that the Arnorioatl people are not j
yet re-j.ly lor ree.ci!iUoa aait a Uvtlng
peace. It provoe morenm that tk ai-
ttineiuca and prejutiiciea eii(jeiwiera ny
; the wnr, .till find lodgment re the hmrU :
of the great majority of our people In the 1
u 1
North. That the people of tlie South I
awn ii'ii.n,j mivh j
rcn of the North,, M proven by the vote
giveii in thoae ftate. to Mr. Greeley.
r. r .1 .1...:. I.-..,U
Kentucky heraelf, the grand old Dem-
... k... j .... I- i.i.i
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Inrtead of a majority approximating 4",-
VtnfVy w. . it ; fc ,nort !
' of one-ffmrth of that araunL The rwaenn 1
u tme obvious. That reason is not the ; Jtawn of IMnville are about to
one which will hj given by the Radical ' ititutc a C'ommandery at that place,
press and politician namely t Beeaa-e jey jy, m,w f the most beautiful
Radicalism ia on the Increase, and De- ; the State.
mocracy on the wane; but because of the j a
spirit of apathy referred to above, and a I I Monday i court ilay in Rich
total want f hitcreat in the election of, mond. There were not a hundred mew
I any one erccpt a "straight-ont" Demo-1
orat The Tola which O'Connor pit In
J this State, dled to the Orcdey rote, is
1 no criterion to go by in estimating the
roal strength of our party in Kentucky, j
The falling off of the vote showt jclu
, 1 1 1 t -i 1.
ivalv tl.A, ha nnnilwr who TiuImI tu vote t
It a great, or greater, than the numU-r 1
voting Ibr either. We make this guess I
on eeneral Drincinlrs. but' psedirt that :
when the return are nil in the asertioii
will be fully verified. In the Stanford
precinct alone, the lulling off wa at least
. , , . t i!.i .1 . n
,wo win , n "cr
over tba State, the.mouutwni s.mpl, be
enormous. It w ueeilles., however. to
; repine,
There i ao souse in'
over spilt milk."; Yet many will .it down
around thoir firesides, with sail and ach
ing boarU over the triumph of corruption
ami leoum Over the fute of our misruled
and misguided country.
It is too soon to begin our plans for
the future. We have only to bide our
time, never for a
moment dreaming of
alatiHloning tha princiiles for which we
fought, or think of giving up the ship.
Those who, iu the hour of danger, refused
. ,k. .., .IwM. .ha atorm
1 .1.. a ... . .k. .bn .tond Iwk
Ik. r.,11. .ben their oresenc waa i
ninst needol, and saw their enemiea and
!. ... . I
ours, aided by the black and ignorant
bord of RadicalUra triumph again over
the South; over peace and reconciliation,
! ... .11 ,k k.if .loric-ulib) fmm
Mar the curs of Grant'.
fan upi,n" henO with re
doubled fury and vengeance. For our
rt, wa frol no rciuorre of conscience.
We have done our level bet to defeat
such end. as have been accomplUhed.and
the reflection giro tu unmitigated pleas
ure. We shall have but little more o
any ou nlitic after thi week. We .hall
aim (n give our readers all election new
if interret to them, until the wkide mat
ter I understood i and then, a. aaserUxl
elaewliere in our prowiit Lxiw, it shall be
our aim to lay Iwforc'iwr xeaden other
naUtora of genural iutortt to tlieni, touch
ing ujion siK'h (ubject a relate to tlieir
wlfa(B n M (h. wajkj of
OVER AT 11KT. ' -
Theg.u coutoxt has at last come to a
chw. The fxcitement eonsequeut upon
a Preaidoutial rte, ha. already began to
ulido. We have luiiug the late cau
vus. tried to do our duty in our humble
way, it is true, but ia a spiri! of fuirtK
to allconeenwd. True, we havw M4,l
the same engine of power whith
had to belli ou the good cause, but
HuIImv ourH..lves lhat the one we had did t
a valiitut tta-vico a. maay of fiir greater
pretentiotis, A -couat-iouauexa uf duty
parforraed enable s tujair that the re
sponsibility of detVut real in no wwe usm
us, and that the glory of victory i part-
ly our. We American, are fond ofex-
eiu-inent, fond of eonrlicU, both civil and
miliuiry. ., We were born , iu a terrible
revolution, aud luive now, after the laa
of a ooutury, jut riuurgwl from a aecoud,
The reaulu of the Utter brought about
the recent civil conflict. It now remains
to he' seen whether the country U on the
l.:..t l...A....l ati.l M,,rv
r
or whether it .hull go lujiird, and
, w, ,,VBf did. A spiiit of
lion, will 1st Mitl more branny Ml
liiuent than ever beforo,
(ioil ataai tha
.
imi, VuM mit rfrrive. it 1.
duty of every ritiaen to aid iu briiftj-1
ii u'wut. 1 V. not y tlutl you .tail '
do uotlaug towa-tl it. .Mn.-umatiriii.
E oliin. lfrv , and humble,
' " , "
I'lV"- '",K,". iu.try,t.. ,
new whuterof Influent lie ceil, iu the;
maltersa i u iu. to ihi. end,' di.like
T ""u' "T '""'r """"'" "''
d.r.mgl, ilrt same giasa do. lju k i4,
u, u ,itM, j to , ,,,.,,, J in U.i.
beautiliwrecoiiciliallonseeiiui tola) uunaul . ." ' t
. " I , a , , v . , iiifiuliers of ( ongret. ( oiniueiit w use
... the hud. - Tl Ki.l. of tl North, Wu . .
uiauy of lUrt.Ksl, . , J-klitf up I fc
iiiir, ftixl W ot for otf, wImni iIm wat will . 7 ... . . . 1 - i
V - iL felt Uldl Vidua has a
NTtTK XKWR.
Niebolaarille i to hare IVmornitic
j Ibptlieria continue to prevail in Its'
risnn courtly. J I
The (lennan ladle. of Ixii.kton Urk
. . t . -
nrKnl' 1lb
mm fa -m found in
tw ( Hmry enuwty.
(I i
' 1
t
lr. Norrln Green -aa. resigned the
PresiileocT of the Short-line radmad, 1
, .. .
.... ......
the t ircuit court in MiihlcnhurB county.
9 J
An epidemic h broken out in Jea- 1
B1jIH. county, which the Joctora pro-
nounce thieving.
Warren county i enjoying tU luxury
"f tremen.h.iw lawtuit over half acre
f lanl rnluol at ten Jollnra,
... . . '
The find houne in Dclletue, Kentucky,
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... , .... . ,.
now liO building in the place,
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t j: .: a. t ....i
lllKHaarv rifrn niwiiu-nni v"ii.i.v
who are aecking 'divorce by mile in the
Cimphell county chrneery ronrt.
The (lark onuntv Prmorrwi is jubilant
f ,tm )l,.t I 'lnk mm tlmtt fUllv JUllllv I
, , 1 '
which export 3 Durham oattl. to E.ig-
huid. -
in town, and no stock on 1 the market
fmnll po nan atiaien,
Cihh.hu it makuig .rapid tirade to
wank America, being now two-third, of
the way arruej the Cotitiaentof Europe,
maaina ami naviaj hi, j.Maiiirja 'iw
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The Glagow 77me eiitered with the
lust issue upon iu eighth volume. Its
career ha been one of growth and pro-
perity, and it 1 now a leading Kentucky
weekly. '
1
, TU, Carter county. Kentucky, nuu.
MOWe4hu ilUeltion to fin(!
, ,. . . . ., ul
IH V V 11 1. " -, I II mmm j av
feet tu that direction, aad. scat tot more
powder and rope.
Adreatiuanv valuable hursc have
been stolen in Marion, Fayette, l!ur-
bm and aitjoiuing counties recently
One of our exchange miBgest that
Leirirc i at his old trick. A good hick
will curt aliout a dollar.
The I AMiisv ilia Presbytery will meet at
the Hancock street Pruthrteriaa church.
m ixajieviiie, on iuwubt, ..urem.ii,
far the trial of Hat Raw. Gilbert IL Rob-
rtn, upon charge of drunkenneea,
l..-n ...,l AUIT . A lual dlsno.
sition will he
lime.
made of the eaa- at that
' Bill William., ' colored man, who bad
hi trial last week iu the Taylor county
Circuit Court for the murder of Charley
Cliihx, was found guilty uf murder iu (hf
finit degree by tlte jury, aud wa seu-
teuced to be hang on Friday, Decemlicr,
20ih, next A motion for a new trial is.
however, pending in hi case.
' On the 14th inst., thirty-five 11,000
bomts iasned to par the' eolawription of
Marion county to the .Tjooisville and
Xnfhville railroad, having been paid off
by the Commissioner of the Sinking
Fund. Were committed to the flame in
County Clerk, office, together with 216
coupon that had been paid off. jcianon
AunoVrnf.
The Harrodsburg J'tojJe tyn : "Ut
ile Willie', eye. hold tlie briglitneNi and
his memories the iilca.ure of ouljf four
Summers. During the at Summer he
ha been very much interested helping
hi. grandmother to raise chickens. Tlie
other day he wanted a certain pony,
Wait,' be was told, "till
tohl, ' "til J your grandjia
nei" 'That' loo lopg re-
(an raue you one,
pliol Willie ; 'gmiidji bain t even act
tlie mare yet, . , . , ,,,
,
FroiU
the Owrtisbo'ro SliM: "An-
drew June, j( tin. oyuuy, ilsooyereil a
den of rettlearmkc. tlw ether duy num
bering onehiindreil ami too-. 1 The largest
wo .even feet lonjj iiT:' tho inehe
around the body, (ini ia)- righteew mV
tie and m) button. The "finally wnaj 3
feet ong. TUcy were discxivereiY ia a
uutll cave, .where Uiey hud taken up
their winter iiiarler. Iu tit cave were
the !. ietous of numerous, binla. 'eoon.,
mbbits, Ac." . .'"
lM.lC,
Wo Kailud 4 lung time tg sea whether
or imt iy ciwuge would lie made iu tht'
"
la) ait increase, insteatl jif a denrease, aa-
ky iu Coiirens. .Willi IWk, Dur-
I, 1. 1...... I.'w.l TV.. mi Ki,..i,!;r....l i
e" ' "-- '
and tlieir au-mauibarv Kentucky will
V '
jTV
J
proud posit iayu iu th. Imlla uf our
aUonal Lenulaturu, aaiJ uiuxh guud
AllklM) it taMtttt UiWllrtl LaWllIlIU
uii-rall ii4 W'ju-t syleiu
rf wUi,kUB. -1MVil uj
,rer iL elaaruj Urrua. lluuaal iraW
. ; - . . a. - . ,
Durluaut t:ics-t-f.
: The Hlh Iwtrii4 aafc. Durham ia
- hrtasl by A rnaH majority . tivt-
. U i haew but fiiw -
W'V; ; w ta '' 6"
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t.tnoit A II C APIT4I.
Fiw Ihwjnst few years a slorm has
brew raging to anmsKlcrnhle extent, orer
a mistaken contest hctweert labor ami
capital. This war ha be, to far, con-!
Bawl to all our largo eitica, but if It goes
inm wk.aa.l ll .III . IIL .-I
T , " LT: .JL. 1 L '
of IfnH wnk t MttijUmn. nfifi! all aw
. --
counlry.raniifying avwry filing and
payiif3r,iii.U.j'"- ."'ly iVww thia war raga In
owr own rounwy, inn in orer rirnne-
eAwcially ia England ami Fnumb. where
it orimnatnJ. Nrrioua result have hem
kaown to fwTlew. alwara
ocxtiug 4iat-
Irmialr In bbnr rrfiiriaai
RorheSirt, the
groat nch agitator, whoee iufluenoe
over the French workin neotJa diil an
m - -
""ten t.i preeipitare the war with (er-
. V . 1 . I m
many, hiu liecn hanNhrif ISnrVer nSim
France. He a ill la all hi.l.;i;
.. , ...
make America hi. future home, and if he
hould, unfiirtunntely, dow, welbnrthat
he will, a. tlte I'mirif Fanaer nova, "be
here a firr brand and an element of dia.
cord. We have Rorhefinia enough al -
ready. Every herge city haa them 'm
abundance. Whenever labor t. iteif
ap tnvrar against 'eapttnl, am good can
follow. Such war ia similar, in many
respect, to a war between lan and
arist'icntt. It is tha spirit of agrarian
ism clothed in another form. We would
do all within our power to protect, up
hold, anl defi-nd labor. W admire and
greatly love the laboring mnn, for we
know that without labor, capital Would
he of no avail. While we frankly say
this winch for AaVir, we cannot refuse to
say leas for mjiHnl, fiir .wilhoet capital,
what would labor be worth f We ad
mire the capitalist also, fiir it i Is who
furbishes the mean to dig down and ran
nd mountains, fill np ravines, bridge Im
mense rivers, huihl cities, railroads, can
als, ships, etc. The one I the hand-maid
of th other. "rnifeJ They stand, di
vided they fall." There Is'a community '(
of interest between lnlar and capital.
Instead of the one oppressing the other,
it is to the most vitnl interests of each
that it stand up and battle with the
other, for tniitmtl soccca. " ' "
'.We very much hope that this foolish
and setfi'di war.'wiltcoave. Vntil it does,
we caii not hope to advance in material
wealth as we would, had not this conflict
begnti. When we say that we are op-
posed to thi. war between labor ami enpi- j
tat, we do not wi-ti to be iimlersbsHl
ivpnnsing any effort t check the ubuses
to lulsir and the laboring man, such as
the which the Hon. John ltricht, of
England, lias done so much to correct.
Fir from It. Q:i the contrary, no one
shall excel us iu our humble c-ffia-ts to
afford the fullest protection to labor, or
in the effort to correct any and all abuse
to it; hot thi war between labor ami
capital should cease. '
' ' ' Noaaethlng Brtta-.
It was our duty a. journalists, Iwing
Democratic in politics, to have afore" or
lee to ay each week on that .ubject, du
ring the remit election.'' Now that it la
orer, we shall hare Something else; and
we believe and hope something better to
write and talk about, as a general thing.
Ours is designed (hr a local paper. ' A
weAly journal published in the Interest
f our particular section, Central and
fWh-eai-tern Kentucky, and all tha ad
joining counties to our own, shall receive
through our columns a determined sup
port. There are other otiestione than
that of politics, which should engage the
serious attention of all thoughtful men.
The great Cincinnati Southern railroad
is the leading question. Compared with
that; alt other local affairs dwindle into
insignificance. The bepefiu and blessing
Which its completion Would bestow upon
the'eounties through which It would pass
cuu not be overestimated." ' "
Other matter, of a kicnl character,
should he looked after. . The farmer and
trader will want to hear more of uch
matter as pertain peculiarly to them.
Let u forget politics and politlci.tns and
lend all our emvgUai to tlte public good.
" ftUatm fa OraaiU.
New York ;a9 New Jersey; t.QOO;
New HaiaHwbire.&UOOi: Yerraontin.utX);
Mauno: 2H,(XMV MaJULchu-U 75,217;
Rhode Island 8,iM)0 tWHisyk'ai.ai. ,00,
1100; Nebnuka 104HW: In. liana 110,000;
tlhio 40,tXK, Oregon atl.UWt Wiaeyowus
15,000) Cnnneciicul 4,73i; Delaware
61 h lllinoia :i0,O0O; Iowa M.OOO; Kaav
2S,(0; tMichigan itO.OOO; Milinaaut
2.IKirt: Missiasilfi 80,000; Aevuda 4V-
Otatt North Cwroliua 10.0UO; bouth tikr-
oliiia 3,lHMh Vicrima anil Wiisl Yrgiiihj
rtJXNl.it . ' o J' ' .0
Jl lie bnsms are lu ttw, tlmt votoo fS
peace anl. reconciliation, tliat we leave
pnr remh'riiTT't'Kik oyer tha list of States
and judge fir themelvea. The Electoral,
vote for (Irani u'" about 2as.Ii. 1'WlH
tliiint recei-d a bit-1 pouiilfc -voto or
56,8l In lM7auvote of flio,63-a
Grant electors hi IMiH, waa if 14,
and in 1M72, ii.e5 toral. vote will ha
about" u b jfor stiilwKUHl. This is glo
ry enough r Radiealiiu. I .
N t:it Vac. aval el Tesmtd. ,
The last iiumber tsf-lfowAuif sad
Catft'n'. MVeWe,- rflnlasSalswiosai
charges against ltellenry Ward Ileeoh
rr and 'HiMaliwe Tillont and ala a auaa
dalous' and ipnlicious article on Mr. L.
t,'. (Imllis, of New York eitr. The baV
ter fSi J oat a warrant nf arrest, and on
the 21st lilt, the Ciiited Hates Grand
t.., A .u l...ll.ioVit aim nst iha
. -.. - -B -
pair for gross lilsl, and Ried their ball
at A,i.iH each, In default of whk h both
were confined ill jail. ' ' w '"
Hurrah fr llotk.
Our seailer know (hi dituiguujkd i The riyuod, therefore, would lot coudun.n
mail, who iwpru uU.l naany uf Ikem la 1 tlie actiou of the I'resliytory iu lioeusing
tlie old district, li term iu Cuugrass. Mr. piiuith, but approved it. At tlie
Hi. new district h. again raturuwl kiia : asms time they instructed the miuUters
to liaaae liaila to light the raaoally ItaJV i of th church under no ulrcuui.tiUMaal to
aala. Little fHepbsu Trahua, raawgnde I adtuister ibe riU by imiurraiuu, but al
JWuiAirai, backed by tha hlaek aad WVsby puorUig, nut that tha Jsiaiar
while lUlkmls, trifd to beut hiiu, but a a. kwrtrlicai, bus tliat tlie hitter was tha
a.ua ia ebaai iu Iil IU.OH1 ak'liiilUr J"0 . '
TllaKsM.mU.
aeTar .aisa eMMaaaaatlaa S-lalaMj
WI1II Wlk M lb lMf .
i VHKKKA,Thr(ioTrmmitof ihrl'ni-
rtatos, a well a th fltate sererally,
are alia dVpanilent apoa the Prof icwsaee
I lU. .l Itut.o r.t Ik
' " " u!lalj. . I ' T
. I n miri Whew wnAenem m TonJ
1 - - -
aaftS! to the peoj'h) of thi. CnmntoiiaauHh
through another rear the unnR of
aira or mil ani reiigiona iinert,
the of the Ilihre, and a r'''"'
gorH aawouraging eocree. hi all of mir
benevolent ami educational ifMtitmi.NMi,
arcnreil Ut our neople aenaral aood health
, aud permitted them to pit her rich and
. bountiful harvntte. enanli and .hiclded
I
ilTaeathi 17 maul, tireand pe
, mij m B A( mm mm mmmmx mmm ... . Ik.l
tilenet"nd tl H meet and proper - that
aahlie Pfcoutiit feat theraof laSouM he made
. r r.
hy fhri-tian people.
Thereliire I, Prreton II. Ielie, Oov-
, of theComawaiwealth of Kentarky
. do appoint Thursday, the 28th flay of
1 Xovemlier. 1872, a a day lor thankgiv.
ing. humiliation, ami prayer, and do re-
. commend and requet that the entire pop -
uiatioa or Ncntuciy snail, with the the jKht, ami hnked the d.. The
opening of light on that day, cease from ' gir,- alarmed nearly to ikwth, set up a
all secular employment, and repair to terrible norcaraing ami crying fi help,
their usual places of public worship, at ( Two wamen who lived in the bowse finally
II o'clock in the forenom, and render to went to her aaaistance, and after nunier
our graeiou. Heaveuly Father thank. ou threat to break the duor down utiles
and praises for his great mercies auto us ' they were admitted, tlie man opcued th
amt implore hi continued tavnta so a to
enuijc each tosay, - lie is my refuge ami
my fiirtress, my C.o.1; in Him will I
'."If1, . . . i
la testimony whereof. I have hereunto
subscribed my h.ml. and oatised the seal
of the Commonwealth to be hereunto af-
flxeJ. D,,ne at Irankflirt thuHth ,Uf I
of XovemW. 1872 and In the 81st y-r
01 ine vonimonweaim
P. H. LESLIE.
By Ibe Gnremor :
O. W. CuAiuaTca,
, Secrrtaryui Slate.
Why? I -aa.
Wa hare been a-ked, 'oftentimes, why Tk TrtkUM' mn W"J-
the rmocratic vote was so meagre in " " ""n H"K'd tl"a Mr- UnvUT
this county, especially In the Stanford '" lhl T "
preclmt 'The reason ia patent to the of h rm,t Trw wl-l-
most simple mind. It was because tlie "l'tor-in-rhief. A an editor, he has mil
Democrat thought tlial Judge Durham " "I'"' "P" the thtrnt Hi. name
election wa an assured thing, and that
. . .....
no special effort wa. essential to hi elec-,
lion,
Because they thought he could
well spar tew votes, ami still come out
ahead of his opponent with a large and
overwhelming majority. Such an idea
name .very near proving fatal In his elec
tion, and but for the cflorta of hi. mot
dotermined friends, Rnullcy would hat
been ebuaen to repruarut u. iu the nut
Coagress. All honor to the brave few,
aud all shame uuon the languid aud
apathetic. , .
, .
The Crab Orchard precinct of this
county did nobly in the recent race tr
Congress. At one time it was reported
that the precinct had given a majority
for Bradley, the candidate of the Kadi-,
oals, but when the ballot box came in it
wa found that ahe had giveu a majority
for Durham of 103. All hail, glorious
old Crab Orchard. May your name aud .
fuue shiue down Uirouuh future age as'
the banner precinct of old Liucoln coun
ty. You have done well, you have thaie'
nobly, and every true Iteuiucratio heart .
will thank yotrior your .pluiulid vote. !
for !! Llurolsk
Old I jnooln county, one of the orig-!
inaj five counties in the State of Ken-.
tucky, has done nobly, grandly, for Judge
Durham, in his race for Congress iu this,
the 8tii District. While other counties
have failed to come up to thair duty, she 1
has stood by her colors, and given Judge
Durham a majority of 3 All honor to ,
the grand old county; the motlier of Lo-'
gan, Montgomery aud other brave old !
pioueers. Let us all rejoice that in this '
day of trial and tribulation Lincoln
county has dune her duty. - j
faint Heaartf. Bajle.
Boyle county, with her tusny brave
and noble spirits, law failed to "come to 1
time'in the Congremional race. Her mea
gre majority, one hundred and nineteen, J
for mir standard-bearer, speaks but jionrly
for her1 Pensscracy. What U theniattcr f j
Why arc her people so supine and Unties1? j
Schools and collegia abound at her county 1
seat, I'hurche there' rear tlieir spirca to i
the clouds : yet the African rat nre In 1
the attendant, and, ere long, will have
full control of the fair and beautiful city ,
of Danville. ' ' ' , " ,'
. BtCU4attK. v - ,1
J'u k-rtt'i iJU tut :aplb.ui. !
ii.j.iilkukf .) lasl. 'j
"K. rtockwall Rmith'was recenily II-j
ct used a. a miuii-ter. 'hi the Presbyterian I
church by tlie Af esi'xingtou Trtvliy-I
Diimg Ins exauiiuation lie was
a-Ved by Itev. Mr. rUruhun liether, un-,
.Ut any cu-lunitjfcs. fiu'wliuld bnptise (
by emcrioti. In reply, he slated a case
i l which he would do so, and in conse
uueu., Ilor. William (ii-o.gc, uf Mount
li. ii i c !... .....,.ui.l .
rteriiug auu incvuio.,iii,n.iw.
the act of the rVabytery III lnvilMlig Into.
The subject wa brought upls Cire theciyn
J at iU rwient meeting in Mayavillu on
a resolution which involved a censure of
die Prt-bvU-rv. Mr. l.eorLro maile A
k-ngmyau.lai.ie arguuieni to raror oi ,
. i t a .
hi. proteat, and Sir. rmltn lUlemlod III.
position. Tliet-yuod was plai-ed iu a
delicate oaitivn.. IVoshytirinns gener
ally held that the baptism uf the Scrip
ture was aot by emeraiou, but by pour
ing. Yet Ibey would dislike to auy any
thing -which would Isa construed into
branding the ih.plist I hurch as heretual,
Am InhNHMai Mother.
Th raducah Kmiwhan firm thr fol
lowing account of Ilia ravishment of a i
beautiful young girl by a prominent bnal-1
ness man of that city: "A woman ilk
a daughter between thirteen and fbnrtern I
. .
J. "r -" apt eame nert
1 .1.1- . 1 tf..
iwm rwiaiHHiiiftii nmnriM ih mnm. iht
kuffhtT ia rrpreeented to ut ap a m.d-t
M, yTtmmm 1 tBHf mher rpo.
arani,,. aimeamuer th it .he h bmiIIt
1 dWu.te4 with her nM.ther. c.n.luct and
J me(a living, hut In ing a .tranger and '
rery jmung .he h.l no recoum but to'
;. k.. tl. .v..'.
-" . . a iiv nHnnm .ihi"
to have bera to rU her wherever ,
Kat Anill.l aaaril iKaa an.. aa..aaa VaMUIa 1
, offl, WB mleftand were made, but
' none of them accepted, until a man of
' a.:i 1-.l: i. l . i . n: .1
I a .
j 111 Hia nij Btwio anrn nriiiiaiii
0.r n,n jt WM .roo,,. jy maenl I
. tlte girl wa all that wa. ncceiiwiry tu U
be ubtnined. The girl, eourrioiM of her ,
virtue and iiinncciice, .toutly nwUil all ,
threata and blamlUhmenta. One night'
the mother lot tlii. man enter the room !
1 of the daughUr, alW .lie had retired fiir 1
fa uuvks his exit Even two pnw J
Utulo. could not listen to the scream, of 1
thi, y.ajng without going to her as-
"tanoe, while tlie another, who wa anx-
to hef c,jM UI1PulKYn,w,.
hy w,hou w Wt w;
. (h. mR(1 111,lltlr
hk m- ,he ir, y
encirnte ; further, that she left here res-
I tenlay by river fiir Cairo or Memphis to
rt be nmfined. There is said to la other
and etna in which the same party fig
ures, the 'particulars of which will he
given to the public in a" tew days.
'""aortal, ami we pre.net
L.a, LL. M:.L awl:...l .-m.mA
" r ".
tho inoHsje will sway an Inrliienee over
the people ol this country, even greater
than before.
Ttaawkacli lauj Isajr.
Gov. Loalie has aptoiuted Tbunalay,
the Wth of tliis UHMith, a day of tlwnk
giving and prsri In Alinilily fur
hi many marcHM. L -t all the people re
joice. The National thanksgiving oc
cur on the .aiu ilay.
IlltharIT
The V.p'unffit HmtnSrr (low rhun h)
and the ( nucn W'.Wy (high church)
have both ceased publication. Mgrr.
"1 ligh" and "low ahray goes out he
wire "jack ami the game."
Now is the Time
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STAJtFUKD, KY.
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A TfiKSKY AT MU',
STAXWRD. KY.
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f HOS. W. VARNOlf,
ATTiHtstr AT LAW,
STANFORD, KY.
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BfaiM-X HtH.K ITKIl IN I.IM'H.N
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Ammst.r At Mir,
STANFORD, KY.
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ewtaW .4M lW-r MffX
, MwMKIOKT. KKXTIH'KY.
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THI tll U'tii awl tMij'iiUr KouJ hmm
ntT-Mlla Ut P n inail-lil ami iwtlV fur
' nuttral, nt tht rr.nfiitr . mw pufMivil li
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LANCASTKIt, KKNTHKY.
Keeps a (iood Stiible.
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; CARPENTER 'HOUSE,'
tW Mim mm4 K.aMW Asmai.
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TAVIXI I.KsW THIS iTNTIiM.-
, iU lermiiii In allonl t liavelvrs anu Uantl.-nt
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GARVIN HOUSE.
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Unlet, fia . Wrra nl vrars, alii.li ia
ii.ust.sl .al nmrt stinare, ami tiavuur natusl
, tar saaap in aiaat style, 1 aai tm tJw4 as ra-
ti'Slaia allalinuolliHiaia. i'lu- Ifavrliujc ih-,
lit- Will flnd Ihi. Ilmua . conri iilcnt a(o,i.iitf
alas. i. -I ,o -
i An Excellent StatxU ,..
coaveiuetit Iu tin; luHiar, i . ;i(f 1,1,.,
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Fur.' $2 SO vr Juj.
HATCHER & BELL, Pro's.
ILLF.R HOUSE,
AXCASTF.U. KKKTUJ'KJ,
J.J. HUFFMAN, : Proprietor.
IMVIMi is tea di.rvs 'uf this lli.ii.t-. I
1 liiv fruiiils.
j Tlis lulil
wuiil.l n-aisM-tfiilly toaH-it th ua4".K at all
I'lis liilil la sui'iiliul aiiii irvUiiw tn
' aiarkal .Horda.
i lutrtra lU-SasiuaUla".
KLYTUCKY -CHIEF,
ll t ..n.rfa I hwr. a 1'hiwuuirSks.J tVrliira
I
Kiar, aill la- uiruii.ud Uiarma suss al UN t
iNil.l.AltNwteli duriim .hi aait ihrraauaitli
, al Hie ("'in ol Jaiia-s I'eak, mi II.iiikIi'S rik.
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