re- that another day was coming. ,.tion cMy hnilrl[ng It will be gratifying to the Re-as publicans of Adair county to j0j. lCy know that their old friend, Mr.lt;es F. A, Tabor, is a candidate for . £0 Assessor of Clinton county with [ jn flattering prospects. In his card a(j_ Mr. Tabor says: ‘T wish to say al(j that I have been near sighted all the my hfe, which prevents me from knowing and mixing with my friends and acquaintances as going 12 other men. Those who know my isvilh rho condition in that way, know that Folk, ere my disposition is sociable and od- friendly. It is not bigotry, as Thlt; some would suppose, but natur- betwlt; fa- al misfortune.'1ift- =The Louisville Herald announc-for asuspiiassascoin,nineThlt; trol oes,