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HORN'S STORE .. In the northern part of Grayson county, Il miles east of Leitchfield, the county-seat, 6 north-east of Grayson Springs Station, its nearest ship- ping point, on the P. & E. R. R .; and 05 south of Louisville. Southern Express. Semi-weekly mail. Population 20. H. S. Horn, postmaster.
Horn G S, farmer. Horn H. S. & Son, Tobacco.
Jeffries Rev G P (Methodist ).
Watkins & Bro, general store.
HORSE BRANCH. On the P. & E. R. R., in the south-eastern part of Ohio county, 15 miles south-east of Hartford, the county-seat, and 96 south-west of Louisville. Southern Express. Daily mail. Popula- tion.50. R. A. Miller, postmaster.
Axton J T, tobacco. Bunch G T, RR agent. Cowan Rev James ( Christian).
DeHeart Win, staves.
Fields H C, grocer. Ford John A, grain and live stock. Ford Joseph, tobacco.
Ford N H, general store.
Howard A, general store.
Miller J D, justice of peace.
Miller Robert A., farmer. Neaphas S. W., Grocer and Drugs. Tilford Jerry, dentist.
Wilson Ansel, distiller.
HORSE CAVE. Isin Hart county. This station. on the L. & N. R. R., 7 miles from Munfordville, the county-seat, and 80 from Louisville, is the shipping point for a large section of the surrounding country, both north and east. It contains & population of 800, a weekly newspaper, a hotel, 2 flour-mills, a bank, 2 churches, and 2 schools. The exports are extensive, and consist of wheat, tobacco and live stock ; some fruit, also, is marketed. Express, Adams. Mail
daily. Samuel Martin, postmaster. Bailey John H, live stock. Barlow Henry, blacksmith. Beamer Mrs E A, millinery. Beard Wm .. Lawyer. Berry Rev A H ( Presbyterian ). Bibb Geo, shoemaker. Bybee Wm E, watch-maker. Bybee Mrs W E, millinery.
Carter David C, livery.
Edwards Martin V. physician.
Fleming Robert H, stoves and tinware.
Garvin Thos H, physician.
Green & Taylor, lawyers. Grinstead John, blacksmith." Hester Robert A, proprietor Hester House. Hughes Black, police judge. Katz Abrahamı J, general store.
Kirtley Perry, live stock.
Mc Kay & Bailey, groceries.
Mansfield J L, live stock.
Martin Sammuel, Postmaster.
Merchants' Banking Co .. . Capital $18,000. Butler HI. Waters, President; Willis M. Mustain, Cashier.
Mitchell Jas & Son, four-mill. Murrell Rev S L ( Methodist).
Mustain Thos H, tobacco.
Mustain T H & Co. general store.
Mustain Willis M., Cashier Mer- chants' Banking Company.
Nell Timothy, carriage-maker.
Owen Henry S, general store.
Page Rev B F ( Baptist).
Parrish & Green, drugs and books. Poynter & Bros, four-mill.
Settle Morgan, wagon-maker.
Smith Mrs Olivia, confectionery.
Sommers H A, editor Hart County Dem- ocrat.
Sommers Wheeler & Green (H. A. Sommers, W. H. Wheeler, G. S. Green ). Proprietor, Hart County Demo- crat. H. A. Sommers, Editor. Terry Rev N G ( Baptist ). Walton Rev T S ( Methodist ).
Waters Butler H, leaf-tobacco.
Wheeler Wm. H., Adams Express and Station Agent. Wheeler & Green ( Wm. H. Wheeler, George S. Greeni, Insurance Agents. White John M, undertaker. White Mrs Virginia C, millinery. White and Wilcoxson, general store. Wright Mrs M T, millinery.
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landing on the Cumberland river, in Rus- sell county, 120 miles from Louisville, and 67 from Lebanon, its nearest railroad station. Tri-weekly mail. R. Dunbar, postmaster. Danbar Elias, shoemaker. Dunbar H H, constable.
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Dunbar James, raft pilot.
Dunbar R., General Store. Falkenberg E S, four-mill. Jones James, raft pilot. Kean E G, carpenter. Kean James H, cooper. McClure B. S., Flour-mill. Paul Samuel H, blacksmith. Rodgers B F, lumber. Williams B O, physician. Williams G. W., Surveyor.
HOUSE'S STORE. In the north- ern part of Clay county, 12 miles north of Manchester, the county-seat, 20 east of Livingston, its nearest shipping point, ou the L. & N. R. R., and 175. south-east of Louisville. Daily mail, and , tage to Man- chester and Livingston. D. B. House, postmaster,
Harris Prof Samuel, prin high school. House D. B., General Store. House Thomas, general store. Lincks John & Bro, dist'ry and flour-mill.
HOWARD'S MILL. This is a post-office, in Montgomery county, 5% miles from Mt. Sterling, the shipping point, by rail, and 132} from Louisville. Population 30. Four mails a week. J. W. Cook, postmaster.
Cook J. W., General Store. Hamilton J C & G, flour-mill.
HOWESBURG. Is in Jefferson county, a small post-office only.
HOWE'S VALLEY, In the west- ern part of Hardin county, 14 miles west of Elizabethtown. the county-seat, 7 south- west of Cecilia, its nearest chipping point, on the P. & E. and L. & N. R. R's. Popu- lation 50. Semi-weekly mail. T. L. Stiles, postmaster.
Cundiff Rev B A ( Methodist). Gray G R, railroad agent.
Henderson R A. blacksmith. Howard T. B., Physician. McGill Rev C R ( Methodist). Phillips & Stiles, General Store.
Pirthe T W, physician. Pureell James, blacksmith. Stiles JJ W, blacksmith. Walker John W., Flour-mill.
HUBBARDSVILLE. In Clay county (See Laurel Creek).
HUDSON. In the southern part of Breckinridge county, 15 miles south of Hardinsburg. the county-seat, 18 north of Vine Grove, its nearest shipping point, on the P. & E. R. R., and 53 south-west of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Popula- tion 30. Ralph E. Cox, postmaster.
HUEYSVILLE. In the southern part of Floyd county, 16 miles south of Prestonburg, the county-seat, 65 miles south of Willard, its nearest station on the E. K. R'y, 16 from the mouth of Middle creek. its nearest shipping point. Popula- tion 20. - Weekly mail. Israel Turner, postmaster.
Dean J, shoemaker.
Greer J F, general store.
Hare M, blacksmith.
Martin Adam, general store.
Martin. John B, justice of peace. Martin Joel, lumber.
Nell John, flour-mill and general store. Osborne Win, live stock.
Salyer Reuben, justice of peace.
Turner Israel, General Store and Live Stock.
HUMPY. Only a small post-office in Pike county, lately established.
HUNNEWELL. A village in Greenup county, 15 miles from the county.seat, and a station on the E. K. R. R. Iron and coal form the exports. The population number 500. A machine shop, a church and a public school are here. . Express Adams. Mail daily. J. B. Eifert, postmaster.
Crawford W H, R Ragt.
Myers B. general store. Sellard; A B, physician. White Rev T B ( Methodist). Whittington C, general store.
HUNTER'S DEPOT. On the Bardstown branch of the L. & N. R. R., in . the western part of Nelson county, 4 miles north-west of Bardstown, the county-seat, and 35 south-east of Louisville, Popula- tion 75. Adams Express. Daily mail. J. B. Hunter, postmaster.
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Beam Jobn H, distiller. Beam John S, distiller.
Greenwell T P., blacksmith.
Hunter John B., Store, and R. R. Agt. McGee Joseph Jr, dentist.
McGee J J, distiller. McGee Lee, distiller. Russell Rev S. D D. Simmons MS, physician. Stuart A, distiller.
· HUNTING CREEK. A post-office in Breathitt county.
HUNTSVILLE. In the western part of Butler county, 12 miles south- west of Morgantown, the county-seat, 54 south. of Rochester, its nearest landing on Bar- ren river, via Green & Barren River Navigation Co. Weekly mail. Popula- tion 150. Ellen E. Cowen, postmaster. Abbott B J, general store. Brown George, flour and saw-mills.
Cowen Ellen C., Drugs and Groceries Hunt Alexander, physician. Hunt Daniel, lumber.
Manley Samuel, blacksmith.
Manley Richard E, blacksmith. Manley Mrs, milliner. Read W W, leather. Rowland J B, carpenter. Vaughan H, wagon-maker.
HURRICANE. A post-office on the Ohio river, in Crittenden county, 18 miles from Marion, the county-seat. Ship di- rect via Ohio river. Population 80. Mail daily. R. W. Foster, postmaster.
Foster, Threlkeld & Co., General Store.
HUSTONVILLE. Thistown is in Limoln county, is incorporated, and has a population of 350. It is 2 miles from Moreland station and 3 from Shelby City. Alcorn Edward, physician. Austin G C, blacksmith. Bishop Wm, flour-mill. Bradley John, wagon-maker. Brown Samuel, blacksmith. Campbell Mrs H, millinery. Conway P, general store. Cooper George B., Hotel. Cozatt Rose & Co. general store. Drye W S, druggist.
Gresham Wm J, wagon-maker. Kaufman F S, saddler. Logan Betty, milliner. Logan Hugh, hotel and mill. Owens S, general store. Peacock G F. druggist. Sproggins & Edington, Dry Goods. Wright Edward, tinner.
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HUTCHISON. On the K. C. R. R., in the south-eastern part of Bourbon county, 7 miles south of Paris, the county. seat, and 107 cast of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. A. R. Hutchison, postmaster.
Beatty J W, justice of peace.
Boggs Rev S D ( Presbyterian). Borgs & Jacoby Bros, live stock. Clayton & Hope, live stock. Harris Rev J W (Methodist South). Kenney J S, justice of peace.
Myall Jonathan, shoemaker.
Rankin W M, ex and R Ragt, blacksmith, general store and constable.
Talbott J P, physician.
Wood B F, carpenter.
HUXLEY. A small post-office in Laurel county.
HYATTSVILLE. On the Rich- mond branch of the L. & N. R. R., in the southern part of Garrard county, 3 miles east of Lancaster, the county-seat, and 116 south-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. J. H. Hurt, postmaster.
Beazley Robert & Co, saw-mill. Bolton W E, blacksmith.
Burnside J. & Son, live stock.
Hurt J. H., Dry Goods and Groceries. Kavanaugh W L, live stock.
Wheeler J & Son, general store.
HYDEN. The county-seat of Leslie county, 60 miles east of Livingston, its nearest railroad approach. Mail daily. Population 60.
IBEX. A small settlement in Elliott county, 10 miles from Sandy Hook, the county-seat, and 20 from Grayson, the nearest shipping point. Semi-weekly mail. M. W. Green, postmaster. Binion Wm, four-mill. Green Samuel L., Stationery.
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Green Shelah G, blacksmith. Green Wm Sr, Hour-mill. Green W W, distiller. Harper John, live stock. Holbrook Robert, justice of peace. Skaggs A, flour-mill. Skaggs James, flour-mill. Whitt J P, dry goods.
ILLWELL. A small and unim- portant post-office in Clinton county.
INDEPENDENCE. Two and one- half miles from Bank Lick, its shipping point by rail, and 97 from Louisville, is this town, the county-seat of Kenton county. Here is a church, 1 school, and 250 people. Daily stage to Covington ; fare 50 cents. Daily mail. W. A. Bryson, postmaster.
Bagby M G, general store. Bryson & Son, General Store.
Carlisle G W, lawyer .. Carlisle Rev N H. Chambers J M. physician.
Miller & Stafford, General Store. Rice E C, physician. Ryland J C, physician. Shaw L, lawyer. Stephens H P, lawyer. Waldon Thomas, constable. Webester T, police judge.
INDIAN BOTTOM. A Kentucky river settlement of 50 people, in Letcher county, 12 miles from Whitesburg, the county-seat, and 300 from Louisville. Prestonburg, 50 miles north, is the nearest shipping point. Mail weekly. Silas Hogg, postmaster.
Back John, saw and flour-mills.
Back Wm, blacksmith.
Crase Dr Andrew, lumber. Candell James W, justice of peace. Candell Samuel, general store.
Candell Wm, general store. Candell Rev W, (-). Dixon Isaac. distillery and Hour-mill.
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Dixon John, general store. Dixon Win. blacksmith. Dixon W B, school teacher. ITogg Gideon, school teacher. Hogy James, live stock. Hogg Silas, Farmer.
Haney W T, school teacher. Ison Rev Elijah ( ------- ). Ison, Jefferson & Co, general store. Ison Isaac, blacksmith. Stamper W R, mail carrier.
Whittaker Hoden, justice of peace.
INDIAN CREEK. This country post-otlice is in the county of Knox, 36 miles from Livingston, the nearest railroad station, and about 300 from Louisville. It derives its name from a small stream near by, which furnishes power to drive 1 small mill. Tri-weekly mail. W. L. Campbell, postmaster.
Brown HI T, grain and live stock. Brown Wmt, Live Stock.
Campbell Joel, grain and live stock.
Campbell John A, live stock. Campbell Win, blacksmith.
Campbell W. L., Farmer.
Davis Stephen, genera: store,
Hilton M. E., Justice. Me Vey Powell, barber. Rees S B, live stock.
Taylor HI L. general store.
Thompson John. mill-owner.
Thompson Parks B., Grain.
INDIAN FIELDS. A post-office in Clarke county, 12 miles from Winches- ter, the county-seat, and 7 from Hedges, the nearest shipping point. Mail seni- weekly. Levi Goff, postmaster.
Allen John W, justice of peace. . Barrow D G, live stock.
Berryman James, blacksmith.
Curry C C & A R, live stock. Dawson & Pige, general store.
Farney & Kimball, produce. Garrett G B. shoemaker. Gotf John H, live stock. Goff Levi, Stock-Raiser. Goff P L, live stock. Hisle G W, live stock. Hisle M H, live stock. Johnson Tishaby, wagon-maker. Snowden T J, live stock.
INEZ. Known as Eden, in the north- ern part of Martin county, and the seat of justice, 350 miles south-east of Louisville. The nearest railroad approach is Willard. 45 miles north. Semi-weekly mail. Popu- lation 150. J. W. Hopson, postmaster.
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Clay W H, grocer. Coffee T J, blacksmith. Copley A, lawyer, Copley, Crum & Co, general store. Copley F, justice. Crum & Cassaway, general store. Dingus John, hotel. Henkle John, physician. Hopson H C, sheriff.
Hopson J. W., Lawyer. Newberry T W, school commissioner. Norris H W, lawyer. Pack Thomas, constable. Patton John S, lawyer.
Price K F, grocer. Stepp James, county judge. Stepp J M. physician. Ward J. R., physician. Willis Thomas, harness-maker.
TRON HILL. In the eastern part of Crittenden county, 10 miles north of Marion, the county-seat, 20 miles west of Madisonville, its nearest station on the L .. & N. R. R., 10 miles from Weston burg, its nearest landing on the Ohio river. Mail daily. R. F. Phillips, postmaster.
IRVINE. This incorporated town of 250 people, 2 churches, 1 private school, and 2 steam flour-mills, is the county-seat of Estill county, and is 21 miles from Rich- mond, its shipping point by rail. Daily stage to Richmond; fare $1.50. Mail daily. B. F. Jacobs, postmaster. Benton W B, county judge. Bergman D. general store. Broadus B W, sheriff. Butterworth W L. general store and hotel. Cardwell I N, lawyer.
Conroy E, general store and exp agent. Daniel A, physician. Embry G A, physician. Friend & Miller, dry goods.
Jacobs B. F., Carpenter. Kelly A V, whisky dealer. Lilley H C, lawyer. Moberly R E, jailer. Montague J. flour-mill. Moore Harry, live stock. Park John M, mule dealer. Park John & Co., Dry Goods. Riddell J. M., Lawyer. Scholl D B. physician. Smith C., Hotel.
Smith R W, lawyer. Snowden A., Flour-mill. Tudor S L, county clerk. White J B, county attorney. Williams W. T. B., Clerk Circuit Court.
Williams & Burton, Druggists. Witt James M, county commissioner.
IRVIN'S STORE. A country post- office in Russell county.
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ISLAND CITY. An unimportant post-office in Owsley county, 13 miles south of Booneville, the county-seat. Mail semi- weekly. Thomas Bowman, postmaster.
ISLAND STATION. On the Owensboro division of the L. & N. R. R., 12 south of Owensboro, 10 miles from Cal. hoon, the county-seat. and 150 south-west of Louisville. Mail daily. £ Population 150. C. R. Williams, postmaster. Bennett Rev W P ( Baptist). Brown E. P., Hotel. Bryant R C, live stock. Davis R M, wagon-maker. Drake B .J. constable.
Drake S. P., Tobacco.
Ellerkamp G A. general store.
Everly N H, physician.
Freeman C. W., Grocer and Railroad Agent,
Gearlach John, stave manufacturer.
Humphrey Rolla, justice. Kaines P, coal-miner. McCowen W A, wagon-maker. Searsy S R. justice. Sharklett B L, blacksmith. Williams Dr. C. R., Druggist. Wood James, coal-miner.
ITRY. An unimportant and but re- cently established post-office in Calloway county.
JACKSON. The county-seat of Breathitt, 45 miles south-east of Cornwell Station, its nearest shipping point, on the Mt. Sterling division of the L., C. & L. R'y and 200 south-east of Louisville. Tri- weekly mail. Population 75. W. D. Cardwell, postmaster.
Back John C. blacksmith. Cardwell W. D., Coal-miner.
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Casky T J, grocery and hotel. Clark James, hotel. Combs W M, hotel. Hargis John S, general store, Sebastian & Co, general store. Sebastian & Combs, saw, flour and carding- mill.
JAMBOREE. This post-office is lo- cated in the midst of a thickly-settled neighborhood in Pike county, 25 miles from Pikeville, the county-seat. The nearest railroad shipping point is Louisa, 75 miles north. Mail semi-weekly. W. R. Dotson, postmaster.
Browning Rev Joseph B (Methodist). Charles -, flour-mill.
Dotson Anderson J, general store. Dotson George, blacksmith.
Dotson Godfrey D, gen'l store and justice. Dotson James L., Shoemaker. Dougherty Hiram, blacksmith. Jackson Joseph J, carpenter. Estep Win, constable. Hall Rev Hiram (Baptist). Layne John, physician. Mounts Charles W, constable.
JAMESTOWN. This town, the county-seat of Russell county, is 4} miles from Greasy Creek, on the Cincinnati Southern railroad, and 125 miles from Louisville. It is on the Cumberland river, and has 1 church, 1 free school, and ships tobacco, brandy, and live stock. Tri- weekly stage to Columbia. Population 150. Tri-weekly mail. M. D. Hopper, postmaster.
Chamberlain M, boot and shoemaker. . Crisp John, jailer. Dunbar Elias, boot and shoemaker.
Dunbar W S, general store. Falkenberg --- , saw and grist-mill. Gann & Son, general store.
Hays J E, lawyer. Helm -. saw and grist-mill.
Hopper M. D., Physician. Jones Allen, blacksmith.
Irvine W, general store. Markam L S. „ hoemaker. Mitchell W T, school teacher. Moore Green, physician. Montgomery J F, lawyer. Nelson A, lawyer. Patterson J B, hotel.
Phelps J L, lawyer. Simpson A P, druggist. Stone W S, county judge. Wells A C, circuit clerk ..
JARVIS STORE. In the north- ern part of Knox county, 7 miles north of Barboursville, the county-seat, 36 south of Ilivingston, on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R .. and 177 south-east of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Samuel H. Jarvis, postmaster.
Brownlee G. D., Railroad and Ex- press Agent.
Burnett E C, boot and shoemaker. Gilbert Wm, general store. Grinstead Rev J P ( Methodist). Jarvis Samuel H., General Store. Jones Solomon, grist mill. Long L C A, blacksmith. Trosper T J, justice.
JEFFERSONTOWN. Formerly called Newtown, a village of 800 inhabit- ants, near the center of Jefferson county, 10 miles from Louisville, and 5 from Anchorage Station, on the L., C. & L. R'y. It contains 5 churches, Lutheran, Methodist, Christian, Baptist, and Colored, and Jefferson Academy. Principal ship- ment, fruit. Beargrass street cars run from Cave Hill, Louisville, to Smyser's Station, 5 miles out, where they connect with an omnibus from Jeffersontown twice a day. Tri-weekly mail. Elijah Hart, postmaster.
Barnes J. P., Silversmith. Birdwell W H. blacksmith. Briggs Rev BF ( Methodist). Buchanan, W T, plasterer. Easum Charles, justice.
Floore D. A., Dentist.
Gunn M., Saw and Grist-mill,
Hart John M, tinner.
Hoke A J, builder.
Hoke Henry, hotel.
Hoke Rev J T (Christian), and hotel.
Kerrick Felix, veterinary surgeon. Leatherman JJ M, plasterer.
Leatherman J T & Bro, blacksmiths.
Lench Rev J E ( Lutheran).
Lutes Henry P., General Store. Marshall S. N., Physician. Muster James, builder.
Owens B. F., Physician.
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Shafer J W, justice and undertaker. Tucker James M. wagon-maker.
Vaughn Dudley, constable. Wells JJ W, physician and drugs. Wells Nimrod T, marble works.
Woolett H. A., Bus Line.
JEFFERSONVILLE. A small village in Montgomery county, 7 miles from its shipping point, Mt. Sterling, and 135 from Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. James W. Scholl, postmaster.
Chester W F., Carding and Corn-mill. Cundiff' Joseph, blacksmith.
Gaylord J P, blacksmith. Ludlow Wmn, justice. Quisenberry J H, meat market. Salyer R G, live stock.
Scholl James W., General Store.
Scholl J H. physician. Storm W W, carpenter and painter. Strouse C F, general store.
Willoughby H B, constable.
JERICHO. On the Lexington branch of the L., C. & L, R'y, in the south-western part of Henry county, 5 miles west of Newcastle, the county-seat, and 32 north-east of Louisville. "Daily mail. Population 200. J. F. Willett, postmaster.
Bernard John, Wagon-maker.
Bersot Rev L A (Christian). Blaydes G W, physician. Estes J L, hotel. Mead I G, constable. Romy Shelby, blacksmith.
Spiers Joseph, justice. Spiers & Maddox, general store. Taylor W N. shoemaker.
Willett J. F., Railroad Agent. Willett O N, druggist.
JETT'S CREEK. A small post- office, in Breathitt county. Daily stage to Richmond, 65 miles distant Population 30. Samuel Jett, general store and postmaster.
JIMTOWN. Monroe county (See Fountain Run).
JOHNSON'S. Known as Prowse's Store, in the northern part of Christian county, 23 miles north of Hopkinsville, the county-seat, 5 south of White Plains,
its nearest shipping point, on the St. L. & S. E. division of L. & N. R. R., and 161 south-west of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail, and stage to Hopkinsville and Green- ville. Population 15. J. P. Prowse, post- master.
Hill D W, wagon-maker. Prowse John P., General Store.
JOHNSON'S JUNCTION. A station on the K. C. R. R. ( Maysville di- vision), at the junction of the Covington, Flemingsburg & Pound Gap Railroad, in Fleming county, 146 miles from Louisville. Population 65. Daily mail.
Ewan Rev J B ( Methodist South.)
Gray Rov Charles T ( Baptist). Johnson James T express agent. Johnson James T. & Co., General Store. King John, transfer agent. Spencer W S, leaf tobacco.
JOHNSVILLE. A settlement of 100 people, in Bracken county. Mail semi-weekly.
JONESVILLE. A post-office and country store, in Owen county, 9 miles from Owenton, the county-seat. Popula- tion 10. Mail by special supply. J. H. Greene, postmaster and farmer.
Brock R E, general store.
Denton J M, railroad agent. Foster W E, physician.
Green J. L., Farmer.
JOPPY. Located in Pike county, 20 miles from the county-seat. Mail weekly. Henderson Scott, postmaster and farmer.
JORDAN STATION. Fulton county. Changed to Miles.
JOSEPHINE. A new and useless post-office, in Scott county.
JUDIO. A country post-office, in Cumberland county, 13 miles from Burkes- ville, the seat. Ship direct, via Cumber- land river. Mail semi-weekly. T. Mc- Farlane, postmaster and farmer.
Cloyd Jobn. justice of peace.
Lollar Rev D C (Christian), farmer. McFarland Young, farmer.
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Mainus A F, wagon-maker. Smith James, blacksmith. Stewart S M, constable.
JUNCTION CITY. Boyle county (See Gore).
KANE. A small post-office, in Campbell county, 148 miles from Louis- ville. Ship to Canton.
KANSAS. An unimportant post-of- fice in Graves county, 14 miles from May- field, the county-seat. and 147 miles from Louisville. Population 50. Semi-weekly mail. C. T. Parratt, postmaster.
Boyd Rev R W ( Presbyterian ).
Gillum D, constable. Hanynes W L, tobacco. Helfrey L. H., Flour-mill. Hocker J H. justice.
Murphy Ed, shoemaker. Nicholson G, blacksmith. Nicholson - -- , general store. Palmer G, blacksmith. Parratt C. T., Physician: Walker W L, wagon-maker.
KEENE. A station on the C. S. R'v. and a village in Jessamine county, 113 miles from Louisville, and 6 from Nichol- asville, the county-seat. Population 500. Daily mail. Wm. M. Smither, postmaster. Bradley N D, shoemaker. Duerson J B, blacksmith.
Holloway John W, physician. MeDavitt Chas, grocer and tailor. Mattingly J M, station and express agt. Proctor & Brook, blacksmiths. Smithers S E, milliner. Wilson Geo, wagon-maker. Wilson T S. general store. Woods W R, grocer.
KELLEY. A town of 150 people, in Christian county, 8 miles from Hopkins- ville, the county-seat, on the St. L. & S. E. div. of L. & N. R. R., and 166 miles from Louisville. Daily mail. J. F. Walker, postmaster.
Armstrong J. W., Leaf-tobacco. Barrow Rev JT . Baptist ;. Bobbitt J D. blacksmith. Brascher L. T., Lawyer. Dulin & Kinnett, suw and grist-mill.
Gooch J C, physician and druggist. Hern J. J., Hotel and Saloon. Moore J R, Physician.
Owen F W Jr, confectionery, Walker & Barnett, General Store. Wooldridge Jacob, general store.
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