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Bush W W. physicien. Chapman Win B. jestine of paars. Helin Jaen- W. surveyor. Helm J. B., Farmer.
SULPHUR LICK. In the eastern part of Meyour mounts. 8 mins north of Tompkinsville, the county sent. 18 mouth of (Hn-row. it- magret Shipping part. on the I. & N. R. R., and is on the tri-weekly mail and stage route between Tompkins-
ville and Glasgow. Adams Express. Popu- lation 30. Peter Kingery. postmaster.
Bacon & Grimsley, flour-mills.
Birge James, wagon-maker. Bowles N .M. justice of peace. Bushong H S, general store.
C'able Thomas & Bro, general store. Frasier L F, constable.
Grimesley James, carpenter. Howard HI C & S B, live stock.
Kingery John, wagon-maker.
Kingery Peter, General Store.
Kingery Wm, general store.
Simpson J J, ju-tice of prace.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. A country port-office in Ohio county, 10 miles from Hartford, the county-seat, and 74 from Rosine, the shipping point. on the P. & E. R. R. Population 45. Mail semi-weekly.
A. S. Aull, postmaster.
Aull A. S., General Store. Aull & Taylor. saw-mill. Bean W T & J E. druggists. Hamilton Joel. cooper.
Hines A T. - aw-mill (2 miles out).
Kuykindall W B. blacksmith.
Morton David. hotel and saloon.
SULPHUR STATION. A station on the L., C. & L. R's, and a village of some 125 inhabitants, located in Henry county, 10 miles from Newcastle, tho county-seat. Express Adams. Mail daily. I[. H. Morris, postmaster.
Abbatt G W, express and railroad agent, hotel and livery.
Abbott G W & Bro, general store.
Alarme John T, printer.
AAdmia- J T. general store.
Allen John &. wagon-maker.
Albus John, shoemaker. Bicknell N C, barber.
Horn Thomas meat market.
Martin C' R. physician.
Morris D, justice of peace.
Morris H. H., Dry Goods. Morris HI H & Bro. general store. Morris Wm J, physician. Roberson Mines, dressmaker -.
Shouse & Morris, live stock. Thorp John W, blacksmith. Tiller W N. druggist. Turner B F, hotel propr and livery. Yager J M. Macksmith.
CUTLERY.
Batchers' and Packers' Supplies and General Hardware Spo- cialties. FRED. SCHMIEDING, 835 Broadway and 830 N. Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. Send f.r Catalogue.
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SULPHUR WELLS. A summer port in Mitoaffe e. its, 12 miles from Edmonton, the county-sent. and 20 from Horse Cave, the most accessible railroad point. Mail by special supply. T. M. Quisenbury, p strooster.
Morris J D. general store. Quisenbury T. M., General Store. Kay J T, Schoolten her.
SUMMER SHADE. In the south- ern part of Metcalfe county, 9 miles south of Edn. m. n. the crauti-sat, 16 south- eastof Glasgow. it- nearest shipping point. on a stem of the I & N. R. R. 11 south- Pust of Louisville, and is on the daily mail soul stage route from Glasgow to Burks. ville; fare $4. Adam- Express. Popula- tion 175. Wm. M. Rices, postmaster.
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Clark T & F A. transters. Daniel at Lee, wool carders and Hour-mill. Gill & Bowles, mint market
Kindow WII, physician.
M.Martrey James HI. blacksmith.
Nunnally W P. general store and drug .. Biggs T D, general store. Wirus Wm M. leaf-tobacco nealer. Kara & Grider, general store.
Taylor A C. teacher. Thomas & Clark, saw and flour-mill.
Wat-on Lindsey. physician. Watson MI I, cabinet-maker. Williams Wm M. cabinet-maker. Witty J R. hotel.
Witty & Jones, Trattolucro.
SUMMERSVILLE. A post-office in Green e ants. 6 miles from Greensburg, from since it receives comi-weekly mail. Hutchinson B 14, harue --- inaker. Jones Janne. B. carpenter. Keller L. back-mich. Morgan P., General Store. Scott James, Millowner. Settle Win s, physician.
SUMMIT. On the P. & E. R. R., in the western part of Hardin county, 16} miles south-east of Elizabethtown, the the roar ty-sent, and Sh contrast of Louis- ville. Daily mail. P. pulation 12. 1. st. Clair. p. - tma-ter.
SUNNY LANE. Post-otion etab- lished in 1878. The settlement contains
about 50 people, is in Butler county, 12 miles from Morgantown, the county-seat. Semi-weekly mail. C. C. Cobron, post- toaster.
Cohron C. C., General Store. Tinsley J M, blacksmith.
SWEET OWEN. In the eastern part of Owen county, 4 miles east of Owen- ton, the county-sent. 12 south-east of Sparta, it- nearest shipping point, on the L. C. & I. R'y, and! 60 north-east of Louisville. Stage to Harrisburg. Sparta and Owenton; fare to the tormer point 75 cents; to the latter 25 rent -. Semi-weekly mail. Pop- ulation 200. John Layl, postmaster.
Agie F B. live stock. Brock J D, general store. Brock S. Macksmith.
Brock & B, clothing. Brumback W S, saddle and harness-maker. Chandler B F, tin ware.
Denny SJ. physician.
Layl John, Hat-tabacco. Slaughter . W. Icaf-tolmcco. Stamper G H. general store. Stamper & F. milliery. Sullivan J HI, physician. Thomas J B. teacher.
Tool W H. hardware.
Tracy John M, -aw und tour-mill.
SYLVAN DELL. In the eastern part of Harrison counts. 9 miles north-east of Cynthiana. the county-seat. its nearest shipping point. on the K. C. R's, and 123 north-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Semi-weekly mail. Lanson Miller, post- ni-ter.
Bradshaw Andrew, dentist. Brooking J C. cooper. ('raveraft Samuel W, tobacco. Martin Jacob, blacksmith. Robinson Cyru- T. blacksmith. Routt L D, general store. Well, Nathan, physician.
SYMSONIA. In the north-eastern part of Graves county, 18 miles north-east of Mayfield, the county-rat, 6 -auth-east of Florence station, its nearest shipping point, on the. M., P. & N. R. R. Popula- tinn 511. P Lyles prethinder.
Austin E, general store. Carter Bres, four- mill.
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Cornelison B, physician and dentist.
Crawell J C. værk and deputy postmaster. Derrington Allen, chair innfr.
Derrington George. chair mafr. Edwards E A, justice of peace.
Gamblin T C, hotel and saloon. Hatchrock J M, general store.
Lvles P. general store, hotel and justice. Quinn W B. shoemaker.
Styers H L, black-mith.
TALMAGE. A small, unimportant port-office in Maguffin county.
TAMPICO. In the southern part of Taylur county, 10 miles south of Camp- bel sville, the county-wat and shipping point, on the Greensb irg branch of the L. & N. R. R. and ViA south-east of Louis- rille. Daily mail and stage to Campbells- ville. J. W. Faulkner, postmaster.
TATEVILLE. A station on the C. S. R'y, in the southern part of Pulaski county, 12 miles south of Somerset, the county scat, and } of a mile from Tate's landing, its shipping point by water, on the Cumberland river. Daily mail. Pop- ulation 300. S. V. D. Stout, postmaster.
. Ballon Rev Allen ( Christian).
Beaty &smith, general store and tan-bark dealers.
Britton Charles, barber.
Dick Edward, blacksmith.
Heath DC, constable.
Lewis G A, four mill.
Lewis John, general store.
Lewis I M. hotel. Lewis J M Jr, live stock. McKenna M. general store. Mc Namara -, mas-on.
Roberts U T, fur deal.r.
Shadoan J L. meat market. Shadoan Lewis, waron-maker.
Silver Rev .I M ( Methodist).
Snyder Corydon, saloon.
Stout S. V. D., General Store, Cider Drwier. and Justice of Peace. Tate J M, hotel.
William. Charles, carpenter and builder. Wilson Daniel, atover and hard ware.
TAYLOR'S STATION. On the Shelby branch of the L., C. & L. R'y, 18
miles east of Louisville, the county-bent. Daily mail. E. G. Taylor, postmaster. Fishback -, physician.
Hobbs N. justice of peace.
Jasper O P, constable.
King Peter, wagon- maker.
Malone J, justice of peace. Miller J B. justice of peace. Pierey N. flour mill. Smith F B, justice of peace. Taylor E G, station agent.
TAYLORSVILLE. A station on the C. & O. branch of the L., C. & L. R'y. located on Salt river. in Spencer county, of which it is the seat of justice, 32 miles from Louisville. Here are 5 churcher. 2 public schools, a weekly newspaper, a good brick court-house, an educational institute, and a probable population of 1,000. Grain, hage, and cattle form the shipments. The soil in the vicinity is rich and productive. Daily stage communication with Louis- ville; fare $1. Daily mail. R. A. Ker- rick, postmaster.
Barker T'hoe J. lawyer.
Barker W L. butcher.
Beauchamp Jas W, saw and grist-mills.
Bennett House, Jas A B & Edward Ben. nett, prop'rs.
Bennett J A, livery.
Black David, county judge.
Boswell & Stone (J'N Boswell, Eli D and Geo R. Stone), grocers.
Cheatham D B. barne-s-maker.
Collier Thos. druggist.
Cox Jos B, lawyer.
Creagh J L, carriage infr.
Crutcher Thos S. lawyer.
Crutcher & Mathis (J W Crutcher, C H Mathis), editors and prop'rs Spencer Courier.
Davis Jos I, clerk circuit court.
Doerr Christopher, music teacher.
Ebersolo & Edwards (C D Ebersole, J E Edwardsy, dry goods and groceries. Froman Win T. druggi-t.
Gatten Rov J S.
Genovly & Co (Alfred Genovly, Those W Tucker), grist and carding-mill.
Gilbert Gro G, county attorney. Guy Eller, livery. Harcourt Ashton P, lawyer. Holselaw W K, barber. Hough & Co (Cha- Hough), dry goods.
BARDEE & CASTLEMAN,
Have Settled more than 1,100 Losses, and have had but 13 Re- sisted Claimns. Azents Everywhere.
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Humor I. N. phy-ician. Jansen Bev H W. Kenick Mrs. R. A., Postmaster.
1. tcb Michael, Shoemaker.
L'ord Jerry. wayon-maker.
Langsford Mr- Lydia A, dress-maker. Mel'ar Mrs M A, millinery.
Module Prier, der goods.
Marratta Jas, sheriff.
Martin James, nur-eryman. Martin John T. gr. cer. Mathis Chas II. undertaker.
Mathis H C. physician.
Winter B W, general store. Montgomery Jas, harness-maker. Mooney Richard. wateb-maker.
Huid Jao R. wag m-maker. Newland I C. drug. and grocer.
shaw Wm. carriage inaker. Shelburne E. deputy sherin. Smith Ja- W. physician. Snider S. blacksmith. Spencer House, Isaac Yocum. propr. Spencer Institute. Weeden Alfred, prin. Stillwell Chas B, county clerk. Stone Geo R. station agt and con-table. Swope Alfred. black-mith. Vaughn Rev W Fi -- ). Wallace Samuel, tinner. Webber Thos, tailor. Wyatt Wm H, grocer. Young Jno E, carpenter.
TEMPLE HILL. A po-t-office in Barren county, 9 miles from Glasgow, the shipping -tation and county-rat. Semi. weekly mail. B. P. Bray, postmaster.
Atkinson C. black-mith. Bray B. P., General Store. Enbank- FL. merchant. Grinsterd C T. physician. Landrum E. F. live stock. Marre J H, black smith. Scout Samuel, constable. Ward & Gentry, four-mill 2 miles w ). Well. B K. in-cier of peace. Young & Biter, A mr. mill (2 miles w).
TEN MILE. Called Ten Mile House, in the northern part of Campbell county, I miles & with of Newport. the county-wat, ani 3 from Grant station, ns heure-t ship- ping point, on the K. C. B'y. and is on the daily mail and itage route from Alexan- dria to Newport : fare to the former point i
20 cents ; to the latter 50 cents. B. Zieg. ler, postmaster. Mauser Leo. blacksmith. Steffen Michael, wagon-maker. Ziegler Balthasar, General Store.
TENN. ROLLING-WORKS. A small post-office in Lyon county.
TEXAS, A post-office in Washington county, 6 miles from Riley's Station, P. C. W. Peterson, postmuster and general store.
THE RIDGE. A small post-office in Elliott county.
THOMPSONVILLE. A post- office in Puinski county, 10 miles from Somerset, the county-seat. J. P. Maddell, postmaster.
THOMSON. On the Mt. Sterling division of the L., C. & L. R'y, 10 miles north-east of Winchester, the county-seat, and 121 east of Louisville. Schollsville Academy is located here. Daily mail. Population 50. D. C. Howell, postmaster. Howell D C. farmer and surveyor. Kidd Robt D. blacksmith.
Prewitt W F. general store. Prewitt & Gartskill, gent store and farmers. Thompson H P. general store, farmer and R R and express agt.
THREE FORKS. A post office with this name has recently been establish- ed in Warren county.
THREE SPRINGS. In the east- ern part of Hart county, 12 miles east of Munfordville, the empty-seat, 12 north- east of Horse Cave, it- nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and 85 south of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Popula- tion 100. Joseph Altschuler, postmaster.
Alt&heler J. & Son, General Store. Donan DC, physician. Overfelt, J T, grocer. Slinker HI C, blacksmith.
TIDAL WAVE. A small " post- office in Whitley county, 6 miles from Whitley, the county-seat, and 20 from
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TIETZVILLE. This is the post- office name for Rock Spring, a settlement of 60 persons, on the Ohio river, in Bracken county, 38 miles from Cincinnati. Mail daily. John Norris. postma-ter.
Owen, Wa hington. blacksmith. Owens Williant, shoemaker. Raldin & D, general store.
TILDEN. A country post-office in Web-ter county, F miles from Dixon, the county-sout. Semi-weekly mail. J. A. . Justice, postmaster.
Justice J. A., General Store and Urilertak. ..
Shaneyback John. blacksmith.
TILTON. In the western part of Fleming county, 8 miles south-west of Flemingsburgh. the county-seat. its nearest shipping point. on a sten of the K. C. R'y. ah ut 180 miles north-east of Louisville, and i- of the tri-weekly mail and stage ro,, fran Mt. Sterling to Flemingsburgh : fare to the former point $2. to the latter 75 Cents. F. P. Robert-on, postmaster.
AL.z. B A, physician. Hotlin Bros. hotel and gen store. Hurst G N. phy-ician. McCann Marshall, flour-mill. Overley Isaac C, marshal.
Overley Jonathan, biacksmith, Pickrell James, shoemaker.
Robertson F. P., General Store.
Scott John, wagon-maker and undertaker. Sondey John B, blacksmith. Thom-on Mathew, suddler.
TIP TOP. A post-office in Hardin county, and a station on the L. & N. R. B ... 18 miles from Elizabethtown, the county- Brat. Daily mail. W. A. Me Moron, pristinaster.
Arlerson W G & Co, cotton and flour-
Davi- James, saw-milis.
Melbourne W. A .. R. R. and Express Agut, Telegraph Operator and General. Sture.
TODDS POINT. In the north. western part of shelby county. 11 miles
north-west of Shelbyville, the county-en. 5 north of Simpsonville, its nearest ship lors point. and 25 north-east of Louisville Population 20. M. P. Cinnamond. po t- master.
Beatty J S, saw-mill. Cinnamond M. P., General Store. Guthrie I R. physician. Hunter A B ( Baptist). Todd A. C. blacksmith.
TOLESBOROUGH. In the wost. ern part of Lewis county, 17 miles west of Vanceburg, the county seat. 121 south-er ! of Maysville, its nearest shipping pom!, on the K. C. Ry. 60 north-east of Louisville, and is on the tri-weekly nimi and stage route from Vanceburg to May -- ville; fare to the latter point 60 +mts. Population 250. T. J. Barkely, postmaster. Autbrose Bro-, general store. Applegate B B. harnessinaker. Cox & Pellett. leaf-tobacco. Deatley S P. saw mill.
Gideon Lewis B. undertaker.
Gillispie R L, general store.
Grigsby Isaiah. harness-maker.
Jordan - , blacksmith.
Perkins Win B. hotel.
Taylor & Stubblefield, general store. Tengert D II. distillery.
Woods Rey JJ D) ( Methodist).
TOMPKINSVILLE. The county seat of Monroe county, is situated 26 miles from Glasgow, it- negre-t shipping point, and 125 from Louisville Its exports are tobacco and live stock. Stage to Glasgow; fare $2.50. Semi weekly mail. Population 250. Julia A. Evans, postmaster,
Bevill Jame- H, shoemaker. Boykin J M. tanner. Brown Samuel, carpenter,
Chism A II. silver-mith.
Counts J W, hotel propr
Cullins & Co. curding and saw-mills.
Evin- J B. druggist.
Evans & Hugh-, general store. Flippin & Martin. druggists. 6.+ John J general store.
Glazelook Joseph, general store. Green W B, physician and dentist. Grinsted & Ba-haw, lawyers. Harlan Elisha. wagon-maker. Leslie E, wagon-maker.
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.JR. lawyer. M. . y F. D. physician. Maxey J G. general store. Hlv C. Nachsmith. Sison T & Bro. general store. s. th J M W. general store. Y Hely John A, cabinet-maker.
FOUSEY. A country proffice, in freyon county, 16 miles from Leitchfield, : e county-grat. Mail by special supply. J. D. Wilson, postmaster.
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TOWNSVILLE. In the south- w. stern part of Batler county. 14 miles Month-west of Morgantown, the county- »'at, 25 north-west of Auburn, its nearest Lipping point by rail, on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R. 10 south of R chester, its nearest shipping point by water, on Green river, and 100 south-west of Loni-vijle. Weekly mail. Population ;5. E. B. Mecoy, postmaster.
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Bolcher John. cooper. 1 Bolcher Lee. general store. Brown Rev RG ( Baptist). Mccoy E. B., Lumber. Thompson S A, four. mill.
TRACY. In the south-western part of Barren county, 15 miles south-west of Glas- zow, the county-sent, its nearest shipping point. on the L. & N. R. R., and 11o south of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Popula- Cion 20. John W. Jones, postmaster.
TRADEWATER STATION. Hopkins county (Per Dawson).
TRAVELER'S REST. In the western part of Owning county, 8 miles south of Booneville, the county-sent, and 3. north-east of Livingston, its nearest -tipping point. Semi-weekly mail. Pop- ulation 100. C. E. Minter, postmaster.
Bootner E. physician. Butner Elias, general store. Botner Rev E ( Methodist). Potner E & Son, four-null. Botner Wm A, lumber and grain. Baner W A & Co. flour- mill. Bower I T, general store. Chl A C. shoemaker. Eager W T. justice of peace. Hord A J. hotel and justice.
Herd Jesse, constable. Holbrook C R. physician. IInghes W C, justice of peace. McQueen Elias, wagon-maker. MeQueen -, corn-mill. Minter C E. mill-wright. Rowlett Rev J B ( Baptist). Rowiett J B, blacksmith.
TRENTON. Located on the west fork of the Red river, in Todd county, 9 miles south of Elkton, the county-seat, and 188 south-west of Louisville. It is a station on the St. L. & S. E. branch of the L. & N. R. R .. and contains a four mill, brick- vard. 2 hotels, 5 churches (2 col'd ), a public hail for entertainments, etc., and 350 in- h .bitants. Southern Express. Western Union Telegraph. Mail daily. L. H. Ar- noll, postmaster.
Adams R N. general store (3 iniles east). Arnold House, Wm P Arnold, propr,
Arnold Lycurgus H., Postmaster and Justice.
Barker John W, flour- mill (7 miles s. w). Bennett Silas, saddler. Center George W, dry goods.
Crunk Jesse F, station and express agent.
Dickinson & Bacon (J S Dickinson, P E Bacon), flour-mill.
Dickinson Howard R, physician.
Dickinson Joseph S. physician.
Duerson Mrs -, dress-inaker.
Dyeus JJohn C. grocer.
Fox John H, brick-yard
Garth Webb, livery stable.
Grady Reuben B. physician.
Gray Sanders, blacksmith.
Gwin & Masge, agricultural implements.
Harrison Edward C., Physician.
Harrel George A, physician.
Hord & Talley (D S Hord, G A Talley), general -tore.
James Win. T., Prop'r St. James Hotel and Dealer in Watches, Clocks, etc.
Kellner John, shoemaker. Kitchen Columbus P. saloon.
lawson S. W. general store (3 miles east).
Lipscomb Albert, blacksmith.
Lowry Rev Henry S ( Baptist).
McChesney C G, sowing-machines.
McCown Miss Lizzie, milliner. McCon Robert B. restaurant. McElwain & Brother, general store. McGuire Thomas, furniture.
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McGuire & Tierney. stoves and tin ware. Mason Charles. blacksmith.
Massie E S. general store. Morris John W, shoemaker. Odom Alex. livery stable.
Pointer Philip A, drugs and books.
Rutherford Brothers, general store.
RotherforJ James D. lumber-dealer.
St. James tlotel, Wm. T. James Proprie! . r.
Tutt J W. general store, 4 miles south. Ware Charles. live .t .ck.
Webb Henry L. hardware. Wilson Andrew JJ. physician.
Wisdom Richard J. contrainery, etc.
Wood G. Cross, Farmer and Live Stock Dealer.
Wood II J. saw and grist-mill, (3 nriles w.)
TRICKUM. An unimportant pos :- other in Harrison county.
TRIGG FURNACE. In the west- ern part of Trigs e maty. 7 miles west of Caliz. the colitis-s at. 17 south-east of Ellyvill», it- neare-t shipping point, on the P. & E. R. R .. and 3 - uth rast of Rock- Castle, it's nearest shipping point, on the Cumberland river. Semi-weekly mail. Population 75. Mrs. S. A. Kenedy, post- master.
Collins W T. general store. Cunninghen Z T. physician. Hamburg Rov Dodiet Baptist). Kanady KG. hotel. Shelly Rov S L ( Methodist). Standrod S E. teacher.
TRIPLET. A ramal post-otlice in Rowan county. 8 miles from Marchead. the conate-at. Population 50. Mail semi-weekly. F. B. Ham. postmaster.
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TROY. I. the south eastern part of Woodford counts. 10 miles south-east of Vores Pe -. the county -- out. 1 miles north- westof W.l!more, it, nearest -tation. on the C. S. B.t. Tri-weekly mail. Popula- tion 100. S. E. Ryley. postmaster.
Aller-on Jame-, salier. Gibbons T J, wagon-maker.
Gwyn W R & Co, flour mill. Holloway U G, druggist. Lapsley Rev W J : Pre-byterian).
Lowery J C, physician.
MeCanley Mrs L J, teacher.
Paul J W, saw and flour.mills.
Ryley & Stewart, general store. Tanner O H P, mill-wright.
Troy Real E-tate Co.
Young W S, general store.
TRUESVILLE. A country village in Owen county, about 80 miles from Louisville. Ship to Frankfort by rail, 1 miles, or to Byrnes by boat ( Kentucky river), 6 miles. Weekly mail. J. B. Price. postmaster.
Curry John, blacksmith. Ellis Jesse, justice of peace. Hudson Andrew, blacksmith.
Gilnon W'm, wagon-taker. Hurd J S. general store.
Ingels JJ B. teacher.
Mc Bride Jonn, blacksmith.
Price J. B., General Store.
Smith W H. constable. Smithers O B, live stock.
Tackets Holman, four-mill.
TUCKAHOE. A settlement of 25 person-, in Mason county, Only recently established.
TUNNEL HILL. On the L. & N. R. R., in the enstern part of Hardin county, 3 miles north-east of Elizabethtown. the county-seat. and 39 south-east of Lon ... ville. Daily mail. J. A. Keller, postmaster
TUNNEL MILL. In the eastern part of Perry county, o miles north-east of Hazard, the county-eat. 60 north east of Livingston Station, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the L. & N. R. R., 40 south-west of Prestonburg, its nearest shipping point by water, on the west terk of the Big Sandy river, and 140 south of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Popula- tron 25. Joseph Hall, portmaster. Combs F & S, woolen and flour-mill. Hall Joseph, woolen-mill Smith Newton, dry goods.
TURKEY FOOT. In the north. eastern part of Scott county, 10 miles
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north-east of Georgetown, the county. sat, 2} east of Roger's Gap. it- nearest shipping point. on the C. S. R'v, and 45 north-east of Louisville. Weekly mail. Populason 100. Mandeville Hinton, post- master.
Hila, Jamps, general store Hinten Mandeville, General Store.
Hinon BT, dar-n .. il. Johnson ! T. saloon. Montiero Wm, blacksmith. Pemelton Richard, distiller.
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TURNER. A hamlet in Ballard county, containing some 50 persons, and receiving semi-weekly mail.
TURNER'S STATION. On the I. C. & L. R'y. in Henry county, where mail is received daily.
TWIN OAKS. A post-office in Grave, county, quite unimportant.
TYGART'S VALLEY. A post- office in Greenup county, 20 miles from the county-seat, and 14 from Quincy, it- ship- ping point. Mail cami-weekly. J. H. Lewis, postmaster.
Cooper Eli & Son, general store.
Cooper & F. tomar and www-mill. Cooper R W & J, coopera' supplies. Fergus & H C. physician.
Fergus n J W. physician. Lewis JJ. If., General store. Prince J W. blacksmith.
Muth Nathan, bla ksmith. Worthington Finley, live stock.
TYNER. Two miles north of Egypt, in Jackson county. Only a country post- office.
UNION. A village . f 300 population in Boone county, 6 miles fromn Burlington, the county-sent, and bn, by rail from Loui -- villa. Richmond, 4 miles distant, on the C. S. R'y. 1. the -mipping point. It ba. 2 churches, Prestatorian and Baptis, and I public school, and chips hogs, corn, hay, taberen and poultry. Stage to Florence daily. Tri-weekly mail. R. T. Clements, postmaster.
Banniser Henry, blacksmith. Clements R. T., General Store.
Connor & Norman, dry goods. Kay L, blacksmith. Nilkie Wi, shoemaker.
Taliaferro P, drugiist. Weaver E W, blacksmith.
Weaver Lewis, flour-mill.
UNION CITY. A settlement in Madison county, 145 miles from Louisville. Ship to, Richmond, 7 miles distant. Popu- Iation 50. Semi-weekly mail. W. A Pow- ell, postmaster.
Bonny N & Son, blacksmiths.
Dunbar JJ R. constable.
French R. pho-icin
Green S T. druguist.
Greenleaf J E, express agent.
Griggs J T. justice of peace.
Harris A W, physician.
McKing J T. railroad agent.
Ore & French, distillers.
Oldham J F. general store.
Powell W A, saddler.
Squid's W J. justice of peace.
Walden E. blacksmith.
Wells C T, general store.
UNION HALL. A settlement of 50 persons in Estill county, 7 miles from Irvine. Mail by special supply.
UNION STAR. A village of 150 in- habitants. Located in Breckinridge county, 12 miles from Hardinsburg, the county- seat, and 55 from Louisville. Ship to Ste- phensport .4 miles) by water, or by rail to Muldraugh, on the L. & N R. R., 30 miles distant. It- export- are tobare, and coun- try produce. Daily mail. D. S. Richard- son, postma-ter.
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