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Carder Frank. dour and saw-mill.
Cavanaugh Lawrence. carpenter. Charbonnau Deuni- J. grocer. Chi Jer If, country judge.
Clark W T, grocer. Clark & Vallandingham, tobacco. Clarkson & Kinenid, painters.
Conner Christopher C, jeweler. Crabb E C. prin public school and grocer. Crawford Frank. painter.
Cram E F, propr Courier.
Cunningham Daniel L, flouring-mill and carding-factory. DeJarnette A G, attorney at law. Dickerson Wm. W., Lawyer.
Everest E F, carriage painter.
Elliston Robt H, county clerk. Frank Wm G, physician. Glascock Jos, dry goods. Gouge Jas M. coal dealer and marshal. Gray M D, Iswyer. Hall Henry, instice of peace. Hicks Jas, jailer. Hogan Overton P. livery stable. H .gan Overton P Jr, police judge. Hogan Wm. N., Attorney at Lay. Hopkins Jas, shoemaker. James W T, brick mnfr.
Jeffers N H. dry good-, boots and shoes.
Johnson House. Dr. W. C. Johnson, Proprietor. $2 por dav.
Johnson Wm. C., Physician. Korsch Israel, dry goods and clothing. Kunkel Jno H, gun-,in th and machinist. Landrum Robt W, livery stable. Layle & Dunn. marble. Lucas Jno S, butcher. Lucas M, meat market. Lowe Robt. deneist. McGinnes- Jno, uvery and ferd stable.
Mount J. W., Hardware, Burial Cases and Caskets.
Musselnian H C, lumber-dealer. Vortheut & Dixon, tobacco.
O'Hara Robert H., Physician and Druggist.
O'Hara & Wolfe, blacksmiths.
Overstreet George C, prin Williamstown Academy.
Portor Thos. S., Postmaster.
Price Dudley B, auctioneer.
Riddle J MI. saddles and harness.
Schottler & Sons, furniture.
Schuppert Chas, shoemaker.
Simmons Winston T., Attorney at LAW.
Smith & Needham, Lawyers.
Stroud Wm, butcher.
. Theobold N V. druggist.
Webb Gen N. grocer.
Webb, J Hi, gen store and leaf tobacco.
Whaly Win, wagon-maker.
Willis Ja& T, clerk circuit court.
Wilson Jno M. physician.
WILLISBURG. A country post- office in Washington county, 12 miles from Springfield, the county seat and shipping point.
WILLOWTOWN. In the north- eastern part of Taylor county, 10 miles north-west of Campbellsville, the county. sent, 16 south- west of Lebanon, its nearest shipping point, and 75 south-west of Louis. ville. Semi-weekly mail and stage to Leb- anon. Wm. McFarland, postmaster.
McFarland Win., General Store. Stallard Pitts, physician.
WILMORE. In the southern part of Jessamine county, on the C. S. R'y, 5 miles south of Nicholasville, the county- seat. Daily mail. J. S. Sparks, postmaster. Sparks J. S., Express Agent. Scott & Wilmore, general store.
Hawkins J S, station agt and commission.
WILSONVILLE. In the north- eastern part of Spencer county, 9 miles north-west of Taylorsville, the county-seas, and 22 south-past of Louisville. Its near- est shipping point is Normandy station, 5 miles east. Tri-weekly mail. Alex. Beard, postmaster:
Allen Joseph, physician. Boston Jacob & Co, blacksmitha.
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J. XX. I. MORTEE, Manager Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE. . RY.
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Ellison Dr E T, general store. Hall & Csruther,. live stock. Heady J M, general store. Heady R. B, huckster.
WINCHESTER. The seat of justice for Clark county, and s station on the L., C. & L. R'y. 47 miles est of Frankfort. and 112 from louisville. A new road is in contemplation, having Winchester for a terminal point, and running through the Eastern Kentucky mountain-, to Bristol, Tenn. There are here 9 churches, a semi- nary, 1 public and several private schools. 2 weekly newspapers (the Democrat and Sun), & first-class hotel (the Rees House), and two banks, one of which, the Clark County National. for many years located Dere, occupies one of the best bank build- inga in the State. Population (census of 1830; 2.360. Adama Express. Western Union Telegraph. Daily mail. A. H. Sympaon, postmaster.
Allen Frank S. county judge. Artix Parker A, dry goods.
Attersall Wm A. carriages. A gers John, barber.
Baxter Abner, grocer.
Beckner Wm M lawyer.
Beckner && Stuart (W M Beckner, T G Staart). propre Democrat, and real estate. Bell & Hoopwell ( T Bell, 3 Hoopwell), blacksmithz.
Bendel Max E, clothing.
Bennett .James W. saloon.
Blackwell & Son ( A & F G Blackwell), atover and tin ware.
Bloom I-aac, clothing and justice.
Bourbon House, S. S. Hayes, Propri- etor. Livery Attached, with Special Attention to Traveling nien. First Hotel And Stable from Depot. Main, corner Washington.
Bowyer George A Jr. veterinary surgeon. Brown Samuel, Barnes-maker.
Brownlee E G, principal high-school.
Buckner D. T .. Mater Commissioner Clark Circuit Court and Fire and Life Insurance Agent.
Burke James, groceries.
Bush Bros (Charles. Wm, and MI Bush), painters. Bush V W. commission.
Citizens' National Bank, capital $175,000, Wash Miller, pres; J D Simpson, cashier.
Clark R. B. school commissioner.
Clark County Co-operative Association, J L Wheeler, sec, general store.
Clark County Democrat (weekly), Beck. ner & Stuart, prop'rs.
Clark County National Bank, Capital $150.000, John W. Bean, Pre -; M. G. Taylor, Cashier; T. S. Tucker, Attorney for Bank.
Clinkenbeard Robert L, tailor.
Clinkenbeard & Son (L Band JT Clink. enbeard), stoves and tinware.
Cocke Wm M. lawyer. Collins John H. blacksmith.
Combs Benj H, wagon-maker.
Combs E W, furn goods and county clerk. Combs Harvey, shoemaker.
Conway John, blacksmith.
Delaney John L. painter.
Dudley Frank H., Furniture and Undertaker, and Carpets.
Dudley Parker B. druggist. Duvall John D. justice (6 miles west).
Eginton Chas, lawyer.
Eginton Thos M (estate of), livery.
Estill Lithographie Quarry Co. W M Beck- ner, pres; Lewis Adams, vice-pres and manager: TG Stewart, sec.
Eubanks John J, watch-maker.
Flanagan .las. lawyer.
Fox Clinton B. sheriff.
Garner W H & Bro ( Wm H and John R Garner), groceries.
Gnadinger Anton. confectioner.
Gordon Mrs Bettie, milliner.
Gordon John E, produce and police judge. Haggard Augustin L. master commissioner. Haggard Rodney, lawyer.
Harding Ja. A. auction goods.
Hart H C, physician.
Hathaway Leeland, lawyer.
Hayes Stephen S., Prop'r Bourbon
House. Special Attention given to Com- mercial Men, Main near Depot.
Hickman Sammel, rabinet-maker.
Jackson Wm D, lawyer.
Jeffries .las HI, notions.
Johnson claire, town marshal.
Johnson Stephen, jailer.
Johnson & Ayers ( Lucien Johnson, John Ayera), barbers. Jones L H. lawyer.
Jouett & Simpson (E S Jouett and J D) Simpson), general store.
Justice Wm W. dentist. Keith Richard, shoemaker.
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Consisting of Ice Tools, Agricultuml Implements, Cutlery, But- chers', Packers' and Coopers'.Supplies. FRED. SCHMIEDING, 835 Broadway and 530 North Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS. MO.
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Kerr Smith P, four-mill.
Keys J L. groceries.
Lancaster I. B. meat market.
Laub Bros ( Benjamin and Henry Laub), dry goods.
Melivain James P, station and tel agt.
Martin & Dwyer ( Chas E Martin, Tim-
othy Dwyer J:) groceries. Miller Win. civ treas and lessee, and manager S.mp-on's Music Hall. Miller & Sin, pson ( Wash Miller, J D Senpion, Commission merebants.
Mills John A, physician.
Moran Matt. saloon.
Morgan Jumps C. dentis :.
Nelson George B. hwyer.
Oden & Bash (S H Oden, HI G Bush),
Ogden Mr, Hannah M. milliner.
Owen W P. flour-mill (5 miles west). Parks Robert, livery stable.
Parrish James W, groceries.
Pate S C & Co (Sallie C Pate, W S and G J Pate), general store. Pendleton D J. surveyor. Perkins Miss Lida, dress-maker.
Phillips Theodore F. druggi-t.
Poynter James W. insurance agent.
Quisenberry Anderson . . , Editor and Proprietor Winchester Sun. (See at ... ) Rash James M, coal and wood. Rash Mrs Mary A, dry goods.
Rash Win D. boots and shoes.
Rees B G. dentist, corner Main and Fair- fax. Rees House, W. E. Rees, Proprietor, corner Main and Fairfax. (See ade. )
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Newly Furnished, Papered and Painted. Bar, Billiard Room and Livery Stable attached. Terms reasonable.
CHESTER E. REES, Clerk.
THOS. S. TUCKER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
WINCHESTER, KY. Office in Ciazz County National Bank Building.
Special attention given to collections. Will practice in Clark and adjoining Counties, and in Court of Appeals.
LARGER LOCAL CIRCULATION THAN ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
The Winchester Sun.
A. C. QUISENBERRY, Editor and Manager.
Published every Tuesday at Winchester, Ky. Terma, $1.50 per year in advance ; six months, 75 cents. Ad- vertising rates low. aud mile knowa on application. The sun la the best advertising modium in Clark county, and one of the best in Central Kentucky.
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Recs Winchester E., Proprietor Ress Huse. Litery and Sale Stable, and Biliard Saloon, corner Main and Fair'as. (Suporte.)
Reid John W. harveys-maker.
Richter George, Watch-maker and Jeweler. Dialer in Fine Watches, Jew- elry, etc. Pepairing of all Kinds Prompet y Attended . ..
Saxrbach Jakob. saloon.
Sentt Thos J. justir- of peace.
Simpson Junies, physician.
Smith James, groceries.
Polk W, marshal.
Smith John V, tailor.
Spillman Sallie G, groceries.
Steinfeld & Levy ( Louis Steinfeld, Simon Levy), boots and shoes.
Stolle Frank J. tailor.
Stbart John H. news agent.
StubbleSeld Wmn. cabinet-maker.
Sympson A. H., Postmaster and Books and Stationery.
Taliaferro & French (John Taliaferro, Richard French , dry goods.
Taylor Jerry, grocer.
Taylor & Mckinley ( Hubbard Taylor, MeKinley), physicians.
Thomas & Norcross, lumber.
Tucker Joseph T. lawyer.
Tucker Thomas S .. Attorney at Law and Collection Agent. Special atten- tion given to Collection.s.
Tutt & Catherwood ( Misses M E Tntt. L MI Catherwood , milliners.
Van Lear Rev M ( Presbyterian ).
Walker George, saloon.
Walker Henry, livery.
Walker Wm O, physician.
Waterman Astley P. shoemaker.
Williama Jesse T. express agent.
Willis R L, physician.
Will Miss Mary, groceries.
Winchester Sun, A. C. Quizenberry, Editor and Proprietor. (See ade.) Winn Win P, harness-maker.
WINGO'S STATION. On the P. & E. R. P .. , 9 miles south of Mayfi 11. the county-seat. in the southern part of Graves courty, and 2:1 south-west of Louisville. Southern Express. Daily mail. Popula- tion 300. A. C. Grissom, Postmaster.
Andrew Rev W'in M Presbyterian). Baker J MJ, wagon-maker. Baynes W H, blacksmith.
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Charlton E, physician.
Dodson -. drugs and groceries.
Frost & Bro, general store.
Gregory J H, justice and station agent.
Grissom A. C., Grocer and Express Agent.
Hester &.Charlton, flour-mill.
Lecon Grorge, grocery.
Mc Kneeley -, physician.
Mckneeley -. hotel. MeKneeley & Frost, druggists.
Morgan J W, livery.
Robertson W D, blacksmith.
Tart PS, hotel and grocery.
Thomas & Son, general store.
Wesson B J, teacher.
Wesson J .A. physician.
Winslow C, wagon-maker.
Winslow Rev L O ( Presbyterian), teacher.
Winston J R. physician.
Woote T H. grocery.
Wright R G, wagon-maker.
Wyatt & Bro, grocery.
WINONA. This settlement is com- posed of 30 people, and is in Trimble county, 50 miles from Louisville. Milton, 7 miles distant, on the Ohio river, is the shipping point. Has 1 church and a free school. Semi-weekly mail. John D. Miles, postmaster.
Coblin Lewis, physician.
Dohoney James, physician. Miles John D., General Store. Mitchell Randolph, blacksmith. Mitchell R, justice of peace.
Wright F S, justice of peace.
WINSTON. In the western part of Estill county, 6 miles west of Irvine, the county-sat, 14 east of Richmond, on a branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 145 south-east of Louisville, and is on the daily mail and stage route between Irvine and Richmond; fare to the former point 50 cents; to the latter $1. Andrew J. Tharp. postmaster.
Asbill John, gunsmith and plow-maker. Benton H A. stone-cutter. Cox Thomas W, justice of peace. Dozier Sidney, stone-cutter. Edward : Rov J J ( Baptist). Elliott Nathan, teacher. Kerley G S, physician.
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Have Srifled more than 1,200 Lisses, and Have had bat 13 Re- sisted Claims. Agents Everywhere.
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King S F. blacksmith. Pigg M H, general store. Quinn R M, general store and hotei. Story Rev J F ( Christian ). Taylor W W, dour-mill. Tharp Andrew J, gen store and produce. Turpen J H, constable.
Tarpen N B, carpenter.
WOLF CREEK. A settlement of 100 people, in Mail: county, on the Ohio river, 35 miles from. Muldrangh. it- ship- ping station by rail, and 75 from Louis- ville. Proluce onl lime are the exports. Daily mail. J. H. Trent, postmaster.
Chis N B, saloon. Fit.l. J F. lawyer. Morgan S. F., Saw-mill. Trent J. H., General Store. Trent J F, physician.
WOODBINE. In the northern part of Whitley en , tv. 15 miles north of Whitley, the county-text. 36 south of Liv- ing-ton. its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and is on the tri-weekly mail and stage route between Whitley and London. Wm. Sears, postmaster,
Chestnut C M, blacksmith. Davis & Son, general store. Gatlet Paris, physician. Hirt & B, general store. Me Farland J N, gen ral store. Mitchell Wm A, blacksmith. Reedy Alvin, black-mith. Sear- J G. general store. Sears Win .. General Store. Smith J C. ju-tice of peace. Sutton L. ju-tice of peace. . Taylor H L. general store.
WOODBURN. A station on the L. & N. R. R., in Warren county. 125 miles from Louisville. There 1 churche-, a collega and a school here. What. t . baren, cattle and make are ex. parted. Population 10) Adams Express. Mail daily. J. W. Robb, postibuster. Anderson PS. physician. Briggs J M. physician. Byrum J L furniture and undertaker. Clark E H, carpenter. Firuher J M. sulle and harness-maker. Hahn A J.station agent. Hall E N, physician.
Hampton C N & P D, carpenters. Harney W S, huckster and express agent. Johnson I, blacksmith.
Kirby J S, saloon.
Kirby W W. grocer.
Kirby W W & Son, agricultural impl'ts. Kunnecke H A, sewing-machines.
Meader Norman, dentist.
Nicoll K D, tobacco. Read D G, general store. Robb J. W .. Druggist and Grocer. Robb W D, physician.
Stallord D) L, Į urseryman.
Sublett & Hutcherson, blacksmiths.
Tibbs T W, wood- worker.
Trisch Charles A, shoemaker.
Wilkerson & Co, general store.
WOODBURY. On Barren river, in the southern part of Butler county, 5 miles south of Morgantown, the county- seat, and 150 south-west of Louisville. Ship direet by boat. Daily mail. Popu- lation 500. Adolph Bloch, postmaster.
Bloch Adolph, Grocer, Druggist and · Express Agent. Ellis A D. carpenter.
Ellis J B, wagon-maker.
Ellis J H. carpenter.
Hinant M M, harness-maker.
Hollins M, mill-wright.
La Rue J R. physician.
Sproule J V. general store.
Sproule & Terry, tour and saw-mill.
Villines D M, physician.
WOOD LAKE. Only a country post-office. 8 miles from its shipping point, Spring station, in Franklin county. Pop- ulation 50. Mail daily. C. K. Wallace, post.master, physician, and fancy poultry dealer.
WOODSONVILLE. This enter- prising town of 850 people is in Hart counts, on the opposite bank of Green river from Munfordvite. the county-sent. 22 miles from Rowlett's Station. on the L. & V R R. and 35 from Louisville. The village has a stramt saw and grist-will, 3 churches, and a common school. Farin products are the only exports. Daily mail. T. M. Willams. postmaster.
Alexander J W, boots and shoes. Allen J F, carpenter.
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MORRIS & BAYLY MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky
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Bowles S R, pla-terer. Carter F C, blacksmith. Craddock W B. lu ber dealer. Everett B J. blacksmith.
Gardiner E II, carpenter. Gardner & Dowling, saw and flour-mill.
Hedges T L. blacksmith. Key J W. marble-works. Key A M. marte- work .. Krump W. drugs and liquors. Locke H G, dry goods. Locke II HI, hotel proprietor. Locke J W, shoenaker. Rowlett W B, meat market. Rush Patrick. live stock. Williams T M, general store, drugs, etc. Woodson.A L, nursery.
WOODSTOCK. In the north-east- ern part of Pulaski county, 14 miles north- east of Somerset, the county seat, and 8 south-east of Eubanks. its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R.'v. Semi-weekly mail. Population 24. H. W. Gardner, postinas- ter.
Doolin T, physician. Gardner H. W., General Store.
Gill James, shoemaker. Me Kinz'e Lacy, blacksmith. Major John, miller. Batton J C. live stock. Thompson S, live stock.
WOODVILLE. In the western part of MeCracken county, 15 miles west of Paducah. the county-seat its nearest ship- ping point on the M. P. & N. and the P. & E. R. Rs, and 250 south-west of Louis. ville, and is on the tri-weekly imail and stage route from Palumab to Blandville. fare to each point $1. Population 200. S. Liveley, postmaster. Beck Je-se, physician. Bonles & T. wuley. general store. Burnley C B. wagon-maker. Collin- JJ H. lawyer. Elliott C A. physician. Flegle Jacob. Hour-mi l. Force PO, drugs and general store. IToIres C T. blacksmith. Hudson T G. general store. HoLon W H. dry goods. Maior.o Boy W S / Methodist). Marshall B T. physician. Miller J A, botel and suloon.
Tomlinson James S, wagon-maker. Ware J P, wagon-maker. Wiley S. L., Drugs and Groceries.
WOODWARD'S CREEK. till county, 9 miles from Irvine. Mail seini-weekly.
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WORTHINGTON. In the western part of Jefferson county, 10 miles north- east of Louisville, the county-seat, 33 we. of Pewee Valley, it- nearest shipping point. on the L., C. & L. R'y. Daily mail. Pop- ulation 50. R. J. Tarlton, postmaster. Chamberlain J and W, blacksmiths.
Edinger F, grocer. Hitt L. E, distiller. Webb F R, saw and flour-mill.
WORTHVILLE. In the south- eastern part of Carroll county, on the L., C. & L. R'y, & miles south-east of Carroll- ton, the county-seat, and 54 north-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail and stage to Carrollton ; fare $1. Popn- lation 150. J. H. Driskel, postmaster.
Barker MI I, leaf tobacco. Carr John, wagon-maker. Center House, hotel.
Dri-kell J H, drugs and groceries. Elkin J R. physician Hunt J HI, Hivery and blacksmith. Lewis N. B., Physician. Scott G W. station and express agent. Scott G W & Co, general store. Taylor A M, general store.
WRIGHT. This post settlement of abont 50 inhabitants, is a station on the Greensburg division of the L. & N. R. R .. 6 miles south of Campbellsville, the county- seat. Mail daily. J. Wright, postmaster. Lee & Bro, saw-mill. May & Co. flour-mill.
Wright & Bro., General Store, Rail- road Agents, and Flour-mill.
WURTLAND. Called Fulton Land - ing, in the northern part of Greenup county, on the Ohio river, 33 miles south- east of Greenup, the county-seat, and 253 north-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Pop- ulation 200. F. A. Hacker, postmaster. Barney Jacob, justice of peace. Biggs J D, live stock.
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Brammer C M, physician. Brainmer Joseph A. book agent. Bryan H H, physician. Cochran Wm. barber. „Eberwein A W, shoemaker. Feunacey & Johns. general store and coal. Hacker F. A., Justice of Peace.
Hall Halott. waron-maker. Hall P R. blacksmith. Hall T, wagon-maker. J. ln S Thomas, ore contractor. Pipper Wm. shoemaker. Russell M E, commercial agent.
WYOMING. On the Licking river, .in the north eastern part of Bath county, " miles north-west of Owing-ville, the county-seat. IT south-east of Huisboro, the shipping point, ani 125 east of Lemieville, and is on the daily mail and stage route between May-ville and Owing-ville. Pop- ulation 120. S. C. Madien, postmaster. Aitchison J D, justice of peace. Barber Jesso, carpenter. Barber Silas, wagon-maker. Boyd James, live stock.
Bradley Hiram, justice of peace.
Colliver Jesse, justice of peace. Calvert & Collins. www-mill. Donnan James, physician.
Huff & Bradley, black -withs.
Hutf & Daugherty, hotel proprs. Madden S. C., Agent. Mann R E, grocer. Markland & Barber. shoemakers. Maxey Rev J C . Christian]. Hummelly Rev J K Baptist). Phillip, W E. phy-ician. Saton George. enestable. Tully J B, general -tore.
YARNALLTON. A small station and po-t-office on the L., C. & L. Ry, in Fayette county. 7 miles from Lexington.
YELLOW CREEK. . A postoffice in B. I county, Ist u. v. from Logi-ville. which derives its name from a -mall . tream in the neighborhood. Living-ton. 16 miles disant. is the shipping station. Tri.weekly mail. J. C. Col. m. Jr., porunaster. Colon John Jr, jontien of peare. Co son Rev. J. C. : Meth E C), Gen- cral Store, Lawyer and Physician. Colson W G, gen store and lawyer.
Evans Wm H. blacksmith. Pierce R M. constable. Sowden Jacob, justice of peace.
YELLOW HILL. Is only a small, unimportant post-office in Perry county:
YELVINGTON. A village of 800 inhabitants, located in Daviess county, 10 miles from Owensboro, the county-seat and nearest shipping point, and 160 by river from Louisville. The principal export= are ' tobacco, corn and pork. Tri-weekly mail. J. R. Hill, postmaster.
Applegate & Co. distillers.
Blackford Henry, cooper.
Brasher & Bro, lumber.
Cooney Carter, grocer and hotel propr. Eagles A. J., General Store and 'Tobacco.
Hadley G, undertaker. Hill & Pierce, Hotel.
Kendall I N. live stock.
Kendall T. S., Grist and Saw-mill.
Kitchen M & Co, carriage-makers.
Moorman A, physician. Morris & Thomas, general store.
Morrison W W, justice of peace. Pool J C, grocerie- and liquors. Russell James, physician. Thomas Miss Lillie, teacher.
YOCUM. In the north-western part of Morgan county, 10 miles north-west of West Liberty, the county-seat, 25 north- east of Frenchburg, its nearest shipping point, on the Mt. Sterling division of the L., C. & L R'y, and 168 cast of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Win. H. Lewis, post- master.
Barber James, miller.
Elliott W'm B, shoemaker.
Lewis Thomas H. flour-mill.
Lewis Win. H., Farmer and Lumber. Maddox K P. wagon-maker. Perry Cyrus. miller.
YOUNG'S CREEK. A settlement in Whitley county, on the Cumberland river. 200 miles from Louisville. Ship to Whitley, the county-seat. Population 100. Semi-weekly mail. Luke Moore, i po-tinaster. Brown J W. general store. Buchanan H H, teacher.
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Buchanan L G, sor ghum-mill.
Davis Win. saw-mill.
Jones Lu. blacksmith.
Mayfield Jacob, blacksmith.
Mayfield Wm, teacher.
Moore Luke, Farmer.
Rains HI G. book agent.
Richmond Jame,, blacksmith.
Sinith John S, gri-t-mill.
Smith Nathaniel. carpenter.
Sutton James, saw and four-mill.
YOUNG'S SPRINGS. In the south-east .rn part of Bin county. 23 miles south-east of Owing-ville, the county.seat, 22 east of Mt. Sterling, its nearest ship- ping point. on the L, C. & L. R'y. and is on the semi-weekly mail and -tage route between West Liberty and Mt. Sterling. Alans Express. Albert Karrick, post- inaster.
Karrick Albert, Blacksmith.
Kurrick John, showmaker.
Me Leun Richard. blacksmith.
Presall T W. Hoour-mill.
Robertson T H. distiller.
Young Original, carpenter.
ZEBULON. Apret-office established in 198). locatel in a thickly settled neigh- borh nl. in Pike critv. 6 miles north-east of Pikeville, the county-seat ant shipping point. No, villige. "Miil semi-weekly. John L. Hibhar l. postmaster.
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ZION. In the northern part of Hen- derson county. 6 miles south-west of Hen-
derson, the county-seat, its nearest ship ping point, on the Ohio river and the L. & S. E. branch of the L. & N. R. R., 212 south-west of Louisville, and is on it." semi-weekly mail and stage route betwe ... Henderson and Owensboro. J. T. Basket. postmaster.
Basket .J. T., General Store.
Briggs J MI. live stock. Cooksey Miles H, banker.
Dann G O, hotel.
Epperson Samuel, blacksmith.
Gaunt James, engineer. 1
Greel John, shoemaker.
Mop: C A, tobacco. Moore B C. flour and saw-mill.
Red Wm L, physician.
Stuart Robert, physician.
ZION STATION. On the L., ( & L. R'v. in the northern part of Grant county, 15 miles north-west of William- ston. the county-seat, and 77 north-east .: Louisville. Daily mail. T. J. Leary, postmaster.
Atha Thos, hotel proprietor.
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Bird S H & Co. Hour. mill.
Convers W P Jr. R R agent.
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Johnson R M. carpenter.
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Stitson W N, blacksmith. Tomlin Rev A ( Baptist).
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