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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-31

Tie Greenville AdUOcdts hears com.
plants concerning bOll-worms, and says
caterpiIlsrs have reappeared in the cot
ton.
John NJ. Shrowl, living near Mem
phis, Piekens county, pulled two fdlly
matured and open cotton bolIs on the
18th inst.
w. W. Brickell, Esq, of Huntsville,
died Of bilious fever on the 22d, 1T Ma
rion, whittier he had gone for his wife,
who was on q visit at that place.
OF the crops, the Tuskegee NeaUs OF
the 25d says: Daring the last week We
have had IN this section an abundance
of rain, benefiting every crop more or
less. The corn crop had already been
very much injured by the long drouth,
but even it will be aided.
The Eutaw WhiG says: The corn has
been greatly benefited by the rain, but
there are apprehensiOns that it will be
too much for the cotton, which, it is be
lieved will be much lighter than had
been expected.
The Huntsville Independent of the
oath, says: A very nice rain fell here
yesterday, which was duly appreciated.
Occasional showers now will bring out
crops amazingly. Cotton is looking well,
and with proper. care and plenty of work
m2y turn cut well.
The Mobile Tribune learns from par
ties inst from the country, that the cot
ton is very forward aud promising, and
that unless there are heavy and cOnIinu-
Gus rains before gathering time, the yield
will be very large. In some counties,
however, the worm has appeared in the
cotton and is playing havoc with it. A
friend in Lowndes county who, six weeks
since, anticipated making three hundred
bales, informs us now that he will con-
slider himself fortunate if he makes hSlf
that crop.
Mobile is just now In a muddIe about
its city officers. The infamous Horton
having won by his villainy the hOnora-
BILE distinction of being the most internal
in the Radical camp, has been
promoted to the Probate Judgeship, and
the city is without Mayer. The Regis |
ter of Wednesday, in speaking of the !
condition of affairs, says: In the face Of
all the rumors to the contrary, we are |
enabled TO state that no appointments |
have been made for Mayor or Chief CT !
Police for Mobile. The present incum-
oents, Messrs. Horton and Dimon, still /
retain their offices. No appointments to /
ill the positions occupied by them have |
even yet been decided upon. The cause |
Of the delay 1s supposed to be the sick |
ness of Gov. Smith, y no has been con- /
lined to his room for several days past.
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-Jsmison, the late Radical candidate
for Lientensnt-Governor, is out Ia card
renouueing and denOuneiBg Rsdicalism.
"Too late, sinner, to turn %
"A scalawag named Ivy, got mixed
up In the domestic affairs OF a negro at
Charlottesville few days ago, and the
negro killed him.
AT Oxford, few dsya ago, Sheriff
w. s Mckee, on returning home from
sn adjoining county, stopped to bathe in
the Tallahatchie river. His feet touch
ing something smooth on the bottom sew
ersl times, curiosity at length led him to
examine closely, when be found a small
iron chest. Procuring assistance he took
it to Oxford, broke It open, and found
three thousand dollars ia gold, Twelve
hundred Mexican dollars, and four thous-
and dollars iB Confederate money. There
were no papers Ia the chest to show its
ownership.
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T E r M s
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NOTICE

rs Qereby given, that in Pursuance Of an or
l a.v from T. ). Latham, Register iD Bank
SugicS lor the W estern District OF Tennessee,
there Silt ne a second general meeting Of the
. sredIaors Gf ". II. SrideF, Bankrupt. al said
R.gElsier's Of4As NO. 45J Main Gtr. et, at 10
,o'ci0gk : 70 on fEe 4Lh day OF August next.
Y. A, LEFFINGW ELL
aYfZA Assignee
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STOCKHOLDERS:

Allison Bros, g. ". Gilmore, Thos. MOffet
w. d. AndI ews, Chss. Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
NJ. A. Allen, c. W. Goyer, A. J. Murray
Benz. Babb, WA.GOOdwyn, j Os. IA. Myers
VI, Il Bacon, K. ID. Goodlstt,C. r. Norris
z. Q. Bill, W. H. GOcdlettJ. OvertOn, Jr.,
W. n. Bridges. Co., 81. Owen,
y. ". Bowman, ,Dr. d. 9ober, Il. A. Partee,
W. ;. Bruce John Gum, Partee q Har-
Co., u. P. Hsdden bert,
= h Bryson, Coz ]. T PeytOn,
8 j. Camp, A. Il. Harris, J. J. Powers,
z. "A. Uasn, Wm.F. Hardin W. r Pr0udit
.. Y. Clay, A. hatchett, W. q. Rainey,
q. +. Chamber j. p. Hill q Co.'s. p. Read,
lin, ]. n. Hill, EFF. Risk,
". II. Cherry, Napoleon Hill. y. z. Richsrds
VI. Il. Cochran, &c. EOlst 4 Co.Isidor Rosen-
9 A. Cochran, Il. B. Howell, bach,
Z. Curtis, Howell, Wood NJ. ]. ROssei,
+. 3 Davis, s. Co, J. T Strattan
J. 5. Day, Up. hoffman J, I, SWayne,
DeSoto Bank, Wy. G. HumeS, J. & j. Steele 3
DInerd. FfnsOn J. F. Jett, Co.,
& Co., Il. &. Jones' W. 81 Stephens
II. Dow, John johnson F. W. Smith
W. J P. Doyle, Q. Kortrecht. T. A. Tsvlor.
S.H.Du 1scomb,Joh y. Lsech, A. Vaccaro,
Edmonds, Pet q. h. Ls9uere, 4. P. Walt
tigrew Co., E. 81. Leidy, WE. Waldran
W. NJ Earring 7. F. MackatI, c. G Ward
ton, II. Il. Martin, 3. NJ. Ward
]. 2. Fargason, u. Marshall, X. ID. Ward,
J +. rank ECo., Mansfield q Geo. ". While,
J. y. Fray ser, Higbee. n. j. " lcks,
j. W. Fowler, X. AcDaVitt, W. A. William
n. Ford & Co., j. Z. AcDav.bt, son,
W. {. Foster, l. B Mercer, g. W. wilkins
W. A. Gage, Geo. Mitchell, James NJ. VIII
NJ. Gavin, r. j. Morgan, hanson.
W 3 9reenlaw, fen 3nn ad
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To Builders Georgia Roofing Slate

M offer for sale, IA quantities to suit pur-
w cAasers, a superior article OF Roofing
slate nom the georgia Quarrtes, said to he
equal 20 the Weleh, aud D OF SUBJECT TO crack by
heat as the Vermont and 9th sis, and which
Will be sold as low or lower than any Slate in
market. R0HSTER TREZEVANT Il CO.,
JyB II Sole Agents in Memphis,
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SAVINGS BANK OF mEMPHIS

NO. 29E MAIN STREET.
W, r. CUNNINGHAM, VIC Mcclure,
President. Cashier
DIRECToRs- sam Tate, W. B. Greenlaw, b.
b. Waodel, NJ. j. WicEs, w. x. Cunningham.
Collections taken on all accessible points
end remittauSes promptly made.
My connection with the Memphis and
Cnarleston Railroad, as President, requiring
lny entire attention, c0mpels ms 20 resign TIE
Presidency OF the above Institution. My in
terest as StocKholder and Director Will remain
as heretofore. ask q continuance of the con-
ndence and patronage OF lny cid friends and
the public, which heTetOiOre has been so gen
erously bestowed.
tyll Inn MI WICES.
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RUN AS FOLLOWS;

Both Trains connect fof Nashville.
The 4.0O . m connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at st. Lou s 1t i:3U p m. next d4v.
THROUGH TICKETS
At treduced rates. can be procured at Com pany Is
once, 23z1z Main street., and at Depot, head Of
Main street.
10 Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company At Hotels, Pri-
yats Resis sences, or on board boat=, to ali prin-
cf pal points East and North.
SAM. B. NES, perintendent.
ASA HILL, Pass enger Agent. Ie3
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Ohiee-NO. 10 Madison ST..
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS:
E. MCD NVTTT, NJ. <. COCHRAN,
+. ". SMITH, W. 3 WALDRAN
j. I. FARGASON, NAPOLEON HILL
W. A 0OODWYN, JOHN T. STRATTOy,
J. E. FRANK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-31

The Alabama Legislature proposes TO
mnzz' 9 the press Of that State effectu
ally by placing the law OF libel snd SLAM
der In the discretion Of = partisan judge.
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HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOUSE,

bOoA ONs MAsk-
THE very Important and extensive improve
4 ments which have recently been made in
this popular HOtsl, the largest IN New England,
enable the prOprietOrs to Offer 10 Tourists, Fam
lies and The Travelling Public. accommodate
tons and conve niences superior 10 any other
Hotel in the city. During the past summer
additions have been made Of numerous suites
OF apartments, with Dathing-rOOms, water
closets, ETC., attached one OF Tufts magnii-
cent PASSENGER elevators, the best ever con-
strueted, eonV Veys guests TO the upper story OF
the house IN one minute, the entries have
been newly and richly carpetsd, and the en-
tire house thOrOughly repieniEhed and refur-
nished, making II, in sll its appointments,
equal 70 any hoJel in the country.
TELEGRAPH Once Billiard Halls and CAFE on
the first floor. LEWIS RICE & SON,
fsh7 eOdSm PrOpristOrs-
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GAS FIXTURES.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Gas Chandeliers, 2 a, T. 8, and u Lights,
Pendants, and Lights,
Brackets, 1 and Lights,
Pillars and Globes,
Latest styles OF Cornelius q Bakers celebrated
maDufactuns, Tor sale at Fa:toTy Prices.
lei das If POLLEN a HAMMOCK.
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NURSERIES,.
WHEATON, NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
OHN TRENT. WADDY THOMPSON
JOHN TRENT 4 CO..
PROPRIBTORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. s. NJ. WHE ATOM,
NURSERIES.

WYE are prepared to all orders for svery de-
w scription OF Fruit, Flowers and una
mental Trees, Grape and strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc., etc.
Our stock Is made up OF the best selections
which can be gotten up in Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence nom all who pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities, or any
who wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
So First-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wrestbs always
on hand.
a9- Descriptive Catalogues, vita prices and
al necessary information. viii be furnished by
applying personally. or by letter 20
oc30 dsW Il JOHN TRENT q co.
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B Y STATE AUTHORITY
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. L.
Corner Monroe q Second SITS.

AZ the shortest notice and on the most reasonble
erIns q. !. CAMPBELL& 90,
plhsn SncaasaorS 20 Bond 8 Gam ri1ell
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-05-02

LADIES PEARL-We have received
the May number of Ladies Pearl, John
Shirley Ward, editor, Nashville, Tenn.
1t is neatly printed, and contains sixty
pages of reading matter. The contents
are /:
The Unjust Judge; or, the Moral OF
Picture g Tears, Idle Tears" Com
meLtary Millions Blindness; Home,
Sweet Home" Philip Armitage; OF the
Blind Girls Love" The Long Ago
The Voiceless The Mummy of Thebes
Gold Worshiper; The Friendship of
Jonathan Editorial; Notes and Queries;
GIimpses of the PASSIONS Household
Department
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Egichman wholesale Prices


BALE ROPE, per ID l2al3c.
BAGGING, per III % SOC.
ALCOHOL. z gallon, So 50id6 90.
AXES, e dozen, S15d lS 90.
BACON-Hams, plain, Sc.
- Canvassed, 2Uc.
Sugar Cured, 25c; c. Sides lie
- Ribbed Sides, l5c,
Shoulders, IL
PORK-7c Z 10.
EGGS per dozen. 15c.
BUTTER, 3OG35c. "a II.
BEESWAX 25C130c, e ID.
BIACKING = doz 65GS5
BUCKETS, p dozen, 2 25(6.3 10.
BR00MS, p dozen, 3 50Gs4 co.
BROWN SHEETING, = yard. 1sa20c.
CANDLES Star, 1920.
COFFEE, Rio, 25G927c.
Java, 40(a)45c.
CHEESE W. r. T. tb lSa19c.
T. d. y ftGB20e.
CRACKERS, q = 10911c.
CASTINGS. q n, 7(dss.
COTTON YARNS p dozen, I9@20c. o.
COAL OIL, p gallon. 50sG5.
FLOUR, Sl1 00@l5 90.
WHEAT, e bushel, 81 7562 80.
APPLES Apples per Dbl SO 00a7 90.
FRUIT, Peaches dried e bush, ST 50a2 90
FEATHERS, q 10 5O(G,60c.
GUNPOWDER, q keg 50.
GUNNY BAGS, 24c.
HAY, q ton S20a25. -
HIDES, green, &c.
dry 12a14c
HORSE SHOES u tb &C.
Nails p ID 27635c.
LARD OIL p gallon, 81 SO.
LARD, q 10 l5c.
LEAD, p 10 13a00c.
MoLASSEs, y. o. Sugar H, z Dbl, 903I.oC
3. q half bbls 10.
MEAL, p bushel, 60a75c.
MACKEREL, in kits, So 00@}3 25c.
q half bbls sl2 90.
9" keys, So 90.
NAILS. = keg, 81 rates.
CORN, in sacks, q bushel CSC
ONIONS, 2 bushel 81 2o@1 %.
POTATOES, new. 81 so.
RICE, p 10 Ila121c
SUGAR. Brown, = fb 15G lSc.
:. Crushed, 20c.@
SALT, coarse, in sacks, 50 90.
- per barrel, So 20.
SHOT, per bag, 3 30@s3 90.
STONEWARE, p gallon, 1Sc.
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per Id go 90.
TALON, per ID 6aac.
CEMENT, Louisville, S3a4.
WHITE LEAD, l4a17c.
WHISKEY, common, PER Dbl 0oa2 25c.
BRANDY, Apple, s. iSa7 90.
IRON, bar size, 81.
PRINTS 124 to 16c.
JEANS, per yard, S0aS1 90.
LINSEY, per yard, 30a50c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 00a7 so.
- sole, per lb. 40 a 45c-
(" upper side, SO 50a4 80.
CATTLE, nett per III DC.
WASH BOARDS, per dozen, So 80 a 4 90.
PLOWS, Steel, S83a121.
HUBS, Sad 90 per sett.
FELLOES 50 00a5 90.
WAGONS, 81 15a1 80.
STEEL Cast, NJ. B. A, 20a27c.
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70 CONSUNPTEvEs.

The Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON will send
free of chargel TO all who desire il, the
prescription with the directions for making
and using the simple remedy by which he
was cured of lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is to
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every suf-
ferer win try this prescription, as il will
cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No los South Second street, Williamsburg,
ny. maya ~.
P. S-A pamphlet containing the above
named prescription may be obtained free Of
charge, also the Remedy properly compound
ed, OF W. r. WALKER. Druggist,
Hickman, KY.
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CRY TAxEs.-The City taxes are
vety onerous, and the dullness of the
tines unparalleled Is it not the duty OF
Gar City Council, under existing circum-
stances, to afford every measure of relief
10 our otcn citizens? The debts of the
city appeal to the honor of every citizen
for punetual and speedy liquidation, but
would it be forfeiture of honor to ac-
cent further time in order to ameliorate
the present crisis upon our business men.
If business should revive, doubtless we
would be better prepared to pay 50 next
gear than Que 81 this. Many of our
citizens own city bonds, money advanced
years ago for public improvements, and
have held the same patiently and under
peculiar circumstances, for the relief of
pthe city, when there is little question in
law but that they could have compelled
the city to take them in payment of
taxes. Now the crisis is upon the citi-
Ezens, should not the city be generous 2
In addition to this, home bondholders
have submitted to heavy and continued
taxatipn to pay debts due non resident
bondholders. Why sacrifice the citizen,
he who improves your town and is iden
tiled with your every interest and pros
perity, fog the resident capitalist and
spesalAtor2 If it Is bad faith to one to
delay payment, what excuse can be offer
ed to the other? AT least, what justice
is there in taxing your home debtee to
pay. your foreign creditor? Would it
potSe wisdom instead OF sweeping down
upon our already oppressed and over
burdened people with additional taxes, to
step forward with paternal feeling and
remove as much of the tax as possible
Put all our bondholders on an equality
Givehome folks @braathing spell, and
probably next year, when business shall
revive, having regained confidence in the
eity,s promise to pay By its ccnsiderate
care in this year of need, they will not
only uilliHgiy pay heavy taxes, but make
additional advances for the city's honor
and improvement We have no market
for our bonds now, and are not likely to
ever have abroad. Then why not relieve
our people aud establish a home credit ?
The public debt must be paid but, it is
evident we must have time. Consider
|ning the financial crisis upon the whole
pantry, we should welcome policy to
duce taxation to mere suf6ciency to
1tain the city government
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a PUBLIc NEcEssITY.-It will be
good news to the citizens of this county
and of West Tennessee to learn that Mr.
john c. Heinze has established large
ice house in this place, capable of sup
plying the demands of the whole coun-
wy He has on hand $50 tons pure
lake ice, to be sold as cheap as it can be
bought anywhere. To dealers along the
line Of the n. & n. w Railroad especial
attention will be given, and their orders
promptly filed aud shipped.
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EZTRA sPEcTAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrdp has been counterfeited, and the coun-
terfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR..
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith $
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, KY Examine
we'll the label on each bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is not on the bottle do not pur-
chase, or you will be deceived. See my
column advertisement, and my show card.
will prosecute any one infringing on my
right The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myself. -
The publics servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL,
spl25 LouisN lille, KY.
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TIE Paschal House Association seems
to be attracting the attention of all
classes of citizens. Parties have recent
ly looked into the quality and title of
the several prizes, and find all to be per-
feet and that the drawing will be carried
out in strict conformity TO the original
plan by Judge Philip S. Lanham, and
on the square, with no tricks or excuses,
but that each and every holder of tick
ct has an equal chance with his neigh
Dor, regardless of standing or position.
Mr. Mallory is actin as agent for the
association at this plA e, and has already
disposed of quite number of tickets to
leading citizeus. He makes up clubs
and has the tickets purchased direct from
the Managers office. The fareness Of
the dfs wing is vouched for by some of
the best citizenr of st. Louis.
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A colored veteran from Virginia was
haranguing Gen. Grant few days ago,
and telling him what must be instantly
done if be expected any colored aKstes
in Virginia. When he had reached this
point in his discourse, the General rang
the bell and directed an orderly to show
him the way out OF course, after thus
treating colored gentleman, the Gen
eral will abandon all idoa Of the Presi-
dsncy
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-05-02

May Day is the theme. Men, women
and children are in preparation, and if
the day is not success, it will not be
because the talent and beauty of the
town are not called into requisition.
Music that might charm Calypso and
her nymphs, tableaux, the representation
of which would beautify nature and set
at naught the tawdry display of the
painter, the fragrance and odor of May
flowers. pretty girls with wavy hair,
softer than the glossy webs O. Persia,
the ripple of cascades over messy stones,
and songs, and-female-c committee We
men soliciting contributions and arrang-
ing characters, all are brightly pictured
to our imagination in the silyery gossip
of the women folks.
Nous Uerr0ns
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THASKs.-We return thanks to our
ever courteous aud polite friend, VIM.
MoClusky. mail agent on the n. s n.
" r. K, for late papers. He is the
right man in the right place.
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Is THE INCOME TAX CONSTITUTIONAL?

Is THE INCOME TAX CONSTITUTIONAL?
"A considerable number of income tax
payers in New York have decided to
lest the constitutiouality Of this tax, and
have employed NJ. W. O. Bartlett as
their counsel in the case; and this gen.
.tlsman publishes in two Of the New
York papers az elaborate legal treatise,
going &c slow that tax On income is
Unconstitutional as we'll as uuwise aud
-unequai, ana that it may be successfully
resist.d, il the courts Of law.
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce lux
uriant growth of hair upon bald head OF
beardless face, also, a recipe for the removal
of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc, on the
skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and beau
tiful, can be obtained without charge by ad-
dressing THOS f. CHAPMAN Chemist
sept2I SO Broadway, y. !
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For Sheriff

We are authorized aud requested to an
nounce OWEN MILES, as a candidate for
Sheriff Of Fult( Jcounty, at the ensuing
August election. mrl4-td*
We are authorized aud requested 10 an
nounce WIN II. ROPER, as a candidate for
Sheriff of Fulton county, at the ensuing
August election. [feb22-td.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
HERRIN, the present incumbent, as can
didate for reelection TO the office of Sheriff
of Fulton county, at the ensuing August
election Ifeb22-td
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Iruiten democratic Committee

The Democratic State Central Committee
* FRANKFORT have appointed the following
Executive Committee for Fulton county:
Horny A. Tyler, Chairman: George War
rem, John A. Wilson, G. S. Miles, W. L. Nc
Connell, James H. Craig.
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rHEHIGKMAN CoURIE R
Divine service.

MxrnoD1sr CHrRcH.-J. B. Harris, Pastor
Services every Sunday at IL A. NJ, and P.
n. Sabbath School, A. NV. L. Nc
Catcher, superintendent.
CUMBERLAND PREspYrERTAs CHuRcH.-
Services at the Seminary in Hickman. on the
T k7a< sabbath in each month BY W. d. WEARE,
! goP cuxMIss.-Episcopal services viii
|Sseid IN the Baptist Church on Thursda
/ ~ 7tAs at u o'clock, p N, Friday, May
at l0i o'clock, a N, and at ~ o'clock,
n. by Right Rev GEO. d. CUxMISs, Epis-
pal Bishop of Kentucky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-05-02


- THE MAI1s-Upon the application OF
Hon. L. s. Trimble, member of Con-
gress from Paducah, the Postmaster
General has ordered daily mail between
Cairo, PGducGh and Evansville Also,
q tri- weekly Mail from Paducah via.
Benton, to Murray. Also, there is prom
Use of tri-weekly Mail from Puducah
10 Blandville.
Petition after petition has been for
varded 20 Judge Trimble from Fulton
and Hickman counties, praying for mail
advantages, (and We are entirely desti-
tute) and not one have We obtained. The
Herald says, IF it is the will of the
people, he (Jadg- Trimble) will willing
ly retire to private life" We caudidly
admit we believe it TO be % the will of
the people,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-05-02

Senator Yates has just written a letter
TO tire people of Illinois, in which he
admits that he has been drunk rather
frequent of late, but says he has j" re-
formed" again. He says, furthermore,
that drunk or sober, he has always been
good Republican, which, of course,
covers multitude of sins.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-05-02

Gen Meade, in a recent order, forbids
those who are not registered voters to
challenge any one Offering to vote.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-05-02

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