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RY COOPER 4 LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- lSleces sors to J. @. Mcclure A CO.
Southwest corner of Penn avenue and IL IN 81.
Star Once Building.



CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
By virtue OF q d cree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed IN equity, cause
No or, wherein PereQuine Eolols ct. al. are
cOmpi inants, and Joseph Carter ct. al. defen
dants, shaH sell, on THURSDAY, the 3oth inst ;,
at o clock p. NJ, on the premises, the following
described real estate, situate the west eide 81
Thirteenth street and near the corner Of street
north, and ne part Of Lot No. g. in Square No
23, viz: Beginning at the northeast corner OF Lot
one q IN said square. and running thence north
with the east line of said Lot No g. 20 feet thence
west with the north line of said Lot 81 feet thence
in straight line to the northwest corner OF said
Lot one a., and thence with the north line of said
Lot TO the beginning.
This property is situate in a most eligible part
Of the city fer handsome residence. and the rapid
enhancement in the value of property in that sec
ton Of the city should attract the attention of those
desiring good investment TO this sale.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree, are
follows half of the purchase money TO be
cssh, with the right Of the purchaser gay the
whole in cash. and the balance in elk months for
which balance the purchaser shall give his note.
bearing interest and endorsed 20 the satisfaction
of the Il pstee.
Title perfect, All conveyancing and stamps ct
expense Of purchaser.
JOHN j. JOHNSON. Trustee.
COOPER LATIMER,
IS
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rTyAKE NO 6ORE UNFLEHs1TF AND mn
SAVE RHMEDfE0 for unplooeapf and ~
gerous diseases. USE b ELMDL LBS 1xflAcF BvcT =
AID InPRovxb Bos1 WAs1. % 1-DbWly,
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ANDREW J. JOYCE CO.,
O A b q AGE MANUFAO URE
att and are 18th street.
EQR SALIVA 900 extra, choice. Rerpetusl
myself from the best kinds ct the Exposition OF
Paris, from where I have just returned. IL 10 un-
=. A.JARDIN, Florist, y
~ gl 18th street and H.
EOTICE.-Roses, Shrubs, &C., will grow and
bloom better next Summer II planted now than in
the Spring. lo No ao7ms
Y ADIES, yoa viii Ind one Of The beet selected
IL stocks Of French and Aone nads Corsets Of I'll
Also nsnufacturss his own Patent Hosp siirts. : .
which he calls the special attention, g 10 ths
Lou!sisna avenue. bstwssH en- sad7th sts: .oppo-
site SeAtop Hotol. 10 U0
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DENTISTRY.

A ETHICAL TEETH INSERTED TO GIVE
SAfiSfACIlON. -DR. PETTIN- <~
9eiphis announce TO the citizens of SiI10
Masni eion AND VICINITY that they perms-
ISeth ;s'racted without pain. Teeth carefully
bneo long experience IN constant practice en-
abNe IN ABOVE TO ADJUST teeth to the di icult
ssee; @aIl and be Convinced. Teeth inserted on
sny Isst Ie2nlIed. Prices moderate. del5 eo5w'
nENNsTRY.-Dr. NJ. LOOMS, at No 3Ss
- PennA avenue attends to all branch
es perf sis,s TO the dsstsl profession. S~
mouth remedied with the skill a long expe-
'icnee- de- S-sm~
DE. MRRRILL' nyyr,c-
NO Slu PENNSYLVANIA AvsauE
bet. sts and 10th Sta
All orSsAtfons performed pertaining toSlQY0
the Art OF DEN TAI SURGERY &C e-sm.
nR. L2wlR DAVIS DENTAL AssOCIA-
~ TON
Nc. $50 PENNA AVE-,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
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nY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer.
u No. 326, Southeast corner 7th and ID .,

-
~ No. 92o. Southeast corner eth and ID sts.
NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT FRONTING ON FIRST STREET WEST
BEIMkEE AND NJ STREETS NORTH, AT
On THURSDAY, the ed instant. at O'Clock r.
m we shall sell. on the premises. Lot X, subdiyis
Ion OF Lot u, in Square No. go. being "a feet 8
inches front by 100 feet deep 10 a fine alley with =
new House, containing hye good -siz ed rooms, all
nicely psperea and painted, making a good private
residence for a small family
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
Jalstd GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
RY NAGLE CO.. Auctioneers
- No. AS 9TH street, between and II.
We will sell, at our sales room, No "a. 7th
street, THIS EVENING, at Z o'cl ,ck, and Every
Evening during the week large assortment OF
Fancy Wooden. and other goods, consisting in part
Fine Blankets and Bed Spreads
Comforters, Shawls, Hosiery
Soaps, Perfunery. Cutlery
Note Paper, Segsrs, Tobacco, Groceries
and variety Of other goods OF all kinds.
no Is NAGIE & Co, Aucts.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

TT s. ENGINEER OFfIOE, .4.a -.
u. No. 395 CANAL STRICT,
ERw YoBk, January Is. Isa.
i will sell, at public auction, on SATURDAY,
January %, 1885, at ii clock a. m at the United
States Engineer once, at Fort Hamilton, Long
Island, New York Two Oxen, fer account Of the
United States Government.
Terms cash.
The Government reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed dissjv sntageous:
JOHN NEWTON,
1t Col. Enss. and Bvt. MAJ. Cen. q s. A.
ja 22-4tB
GALE or AMBULANCES, SPRING WA
- CONS, &c.
Depot On1ros- n1rsfer's OKrs, D
san Antoafn. Ttrls, January &. IsS{
Will be sold public auction, at the Alamo"
in this city on SATURDAY, the LIST Of February
next, commencing at II o'clock m. IL Ambu-
lances ard Spring Wagons, not required for the
public service.
The articles must be removed Immediately after
the sale
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
BY order Of Brtvet Brigadier General @. III
Tompkins, Chief Quartermsster 5th military Dis
trict. j. q. g. LEE,
ia 22-6tB Byt. 1t. Col and A. 2. NJ, U. s A.
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WASHINGTON CITY
SAVIN GS BANK,
Corner Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue,
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS,
BUYS and SELLS all kiuds OF BONDS and
STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER.
Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS.
. ]. B. ELyANS, President.
ia BUFF, Treasurer. no 1O-6m
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T ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

DEPs1 OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE,
JEFFFRsoNyILLE. IND, Jan. Is, 1855.
Will b. sold. at public anction at the Clothing
Warehouses Hospital GroundsD in this city on
MONDAY, the Sd day of February next, COM
me- pcing at 10 O'Clock m. the following articles
OF Army Clothing and Equipage:
q ,6N Great Goats, inf'y. 4 $40 napsaCks.
% 40I do mounted II ,2o4 Haversacks
lt.229 Trousers, foot. 600 Canteens.
R3 do. mon nj ted ier2 pairs Mittens
IA. 265 Shirts. wooden. -3G prs Metallic Scales
3iS Drawers 30 Common Tents
Al ,043 SackCoats unIined rs Wall Tents
liza do lined 70 Wall Tent Flies
3l24 Uniform Coats. 2 Hospital Tents,
ii SIS do. Jackets. is Hospital Tent Flies.
10, 70 pairs Stockings Il Sibley Tents.
lIU Wooden Blankets. l657 sets Tent Poles.
IL .4a pairs Brogans. 19t6 Cap Covers.
2775 prs Bootees, mach 23S Hats.
sewed. I54a Forage Gaps
25S prs Bootees pegeed. q 500 Hat Eagles.
80 pairs Boots.
Also various other articles Of Clothing and
EauipaRe
Samples can be seen at the Depot within Ave
day of the sale and catalogues win be furnished.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
BY order Of the z. M. General.
G.. A. HULL.
JAIL -6tB Capt ard M S. X, o. S. Army,
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CHEAT INDUCEMENTS.

CHEAT INDUCEMENTS.
In consequence Of taking an account of stock
inducements to purchasers OF
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Our entire stock will be sold at reduction Of 90
PER CENT. from recent prices.
Good CALICOtS .................-...1O cents.
BLANKEfS, BROCBA SHAWL6 and LYONS
MANTlLLA VELVET, AZ great bargains.
JOHNSON SUTTON,
al0-eo4t 521 Seventh street.
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GALE or AMRULANCEs SPRING Wa

1t Col. Enss. and Bvt Maj. Cen q s A.
in 9o-itR
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CnnrfernoSter's 0bfrs.
hilndsiphia. Pa, January Is, 1853
Will be sold at public auction, at Schuylkill
Arsenal. in this city, on TUESDAY. February
1906, the following surplus stock of Army Boots
and Bootees, viz:
2,634 pairs mac hine sewed Boots, and
IT'S COZ pairs machine-se wed Boetees.
Sale will commence at 10 a. m.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds,
Any information relative to the above will be
furnished on application at this office. either per-
sensly or by letter. y. j. CHILLY.
ia 2o-17tB Bvt. Col. and A. q. M, u. s. A.
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- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until the 8th day of February. 1853.
jal5-w2t HUGH MCCtJLLOCH Secretary
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Hickman YThoIcsaIe Prices

EzlcAtnssG SSnO1cSIke k'EbccS.
BALE ROPE per lb l2~l3c.
BAGGING, per ID, 28 fc
ALCOHOL, = gallon. q 5ON6 90.
AXES, Z dozen, S1jG1IS %.
BACON-Iiams, plain, SC.
Canvassed, pc
Sugar Cured, 25c; c. Sides 1sc
% Ribbed Sides, l6c;
Shoulders, IA
PORK-sc p H.
EGGS. per dozen. 1Jc.
BUTTER, 30G 35c. z ID.
BEESwAX 25f9 30c. e ID.
BLACKTNG p doz 65@S5.
BUCKET y dozen, 2 25(q53 75
BROOblS, = dozen, 3 5O(a4 90.
BROWN SHEETING, z yard, 1Sa20c.
CANDLES, Star, 1S(G.20.
COFFEE, Rio, 25G27c.
g Java, 40fIg45c.
CHEESE, W. r. = III 1Sa19c.
f. d. 2 1bGg20c.
CRACKERS, = q 10@J11c.
CASTINGS. r 10, 7Gfss.
COTTON YARNS, p dozen, 20G2 22c.
COAL OIL. p gallon, 48a00.
FLOUR, Sl1 O0@ - 90.
WHEAT, = bushel, 81 7jG2 so.
APPLES.-Apples per Dbl So 00a7 90.
FRUIT, Peaches dried e bush, 81 75a2 %
+" APPLES ! 90
FEAFuEfss ga III .saeseas.
GUNPoWDER, y keg %.
GUNNY BAGS, 24c.
Hay, = ton s20a25.
HIDES, green, &C.
g dry l2al4c
HORSE SHOES p ID &c.
@ Nails p ib 27@35c.
LARD OIL, p gallon, 81 90
LARD, r ID 1Gc.
LEAD, = ID l3aO0c.
MoLAssEs,. N. 0. Sugar II, q Dbl, 9o9I 90
q half bbls 10.
MEAL, 2 bushel, 15c-
MACkEREL, in kits, SO 00@S 25c.
p bbls 81.
Z" u half bbls So 90.
NAILS, q keg, 81 25 rates.
CORN, in sacks, e brfshel 65c.
ONIONS, u bHshel, 81 20ta1 25.
POTATOES, s. per Dbl, s. per hush
RICE, = ID l1al21c.
SUGAR, Brown, 2 ID 15@1Sc.
Crushed, 20c.(ai
SALT, coarse, in sacks, So oc.
. per barrel, 50 80.
SHOT, per bag, 3 25d13 so.
SToNEW z gallon, ISc.
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per lb Goa 90.
TALLoW, per lb ea;iR
CEMENT, LouisyillecoS so.
WHITE LEAD, l4a17e.
WHlSkEY, common, per Dbl / 90a2 0G.
Rye and Bourbon, 25a4 90
BRANDY, Apple, 81 I5a7 %.
IRON, bar size, 52-
PRINTS 124 TO l6c.
JEANS, per yard, 30aS1 90.
LlNSEY, per yard, 30a50c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 00a7 80.
sole, per ID. 40 a 45c.
upper side, 50 50a4 so.
CATTLE, nett per lib oc-
WASH BOARDS, per dozen, S. 80 4 90. !
PLOWS, Steel Ss4al2l.
HUBS, S2a4 90 per sett.
FEIsLOBS So 0Oa5 90.
WAGONS, ~ IJal 80.
STEEL Cast, NJ. L. y, 2oa27c.
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said, g Bring forth the goat" Another
! fellow then came up with big cloth to
blind me. . No you don't Mr.. Mason, -
l said no tricks on travellers, if you
please | don't believe in playing blind
mans buff with a goat. II ride the
devil if You like, but I don't 80 in
blind. Stand back. or I'll knock you
into smithereens." They were too much
for me, however, so | had to submit to
be blindfolded. The mt was tfen led
in, and could hear higvmaking an aw-
ful racket among the furniture L began
to feel that l was urgently wanted at
home, but was in for it, and could not
help myself Three or four fellows then
seized me, and with a demoniacal laugh
pitched me on the animals back, telling
me at the same time to look out for
squalls. l have been in q good many
scrapes, Mr.. Editor; / have been in an
election fight; I've pitched out of four
story window; | have gone down in
railroad collision, and up in steamboat
explosion but this little goat excursion
was ahead of them ALL The confound-
ed things must be all wings and horns.
1t bumped me against the tables and
chairs aud the stove and the ceiling but
| hung on like Trojan | turned front
somersaults, and rolled over until
thought it was all over with me- | was
Just on the point of giving up when the
bandage fell from my eyes. and the goat
bounded through the window, with an
yell like Camanche Indian giving up
the ghost. / was in a Isodsse of AIasons, |
they were dancing war dance around
a big skull, and playing leap frog, and
turning hand-spriugs, and the big fat
fellow of the ante-room was standing on
his head in the corner The Chief En-
gineer Of the establishment then put his
thumb to his nose, and stretching out
his fingers in the shape of fan toward
me, commanded silence. The rest of the |
brethren did likewise and were silent. !
The Governor then addressed me:
& Brother-K nobb, yeu are now one Of
us. You are now member of an insti- /
tuition that has lasted over ten millions !
of years From this time forward your
is sound You are imper- /
vious to light aud heat, or any other /
influence. You are water
proof, fire proof, and oyer-proof With /
you may walk through the /
lake, or sit ON a red hot stove; with i'm
punity drink aquafortis, rye whisky, /
Wahoo Bitters, or any other poisonous
substance. You are free from rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia, whoopj9g-eough, or the /
measles. The sheriff ca\e not seize you
for debt, nor policeman arrest you for
You are of US, and you are /
safe. Here is the pass word with that
and a big club you can get into any
Lodge in Christendom. then took the
path on a pack of cards, stood the whis
Ky, and water all around, and l was a
Mason.
Coon NEws.-lf you want cheap home
made Furniture, call on Charles OsN all, at
lis now hnillinr
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
The celebration OF the I4tl,.

The celebration on the 14sh instant,
was one of which our people may well
be proud. About 8 o'c clock the scholars
Of the Methodist Sabbath School, formed
a procession and marched to the Baptist
Church, where they were joined by the
Baptist Sunday School, and marched
through the principal streets of the town
TO the Courthouse yard By the time
the procession arrived at the place desig
mated, large concourse Of the beauty
and intelligence Of the community had
assembled to witness the interesting cere-
monies.
The exercises were opened by the cor
onation of Miss Sallie Baily as Queen of
May. The speech of the Queen was
strikingly beautiful and appropriate, and
her personal appearance and attire fully
entitled her to the distinction of holding
the sceptrc. \ thing of beauty is a JOY
forever; and may little Sallie live to re-
alize TO all her friends the joys We expect
frog her. The time will come when she
can command the unconditional surren-
der End obediencespf stronger and more
gallant subjects, and whom it will re-
qaire no oath Of allegiance to bind to
her gentle sway.
The Maids of Honor attendant upon
the Queen were,. Misses Lou. Steele,
Miliie Buck. Sallie Davis, Ida Fuqua,
Lucy Anderson, and Annie CatIett, all
LITTLE girls about the same age of the
Queen, and representing respectively,
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, Night
aud Morning and We are confident that
we only express the sentiment Of every
one present when we say that brighter
galaxy Of Beauty, Grace and LONELINESS
can notsbe found in the broad extent of
our State so celebrated for pretty girls.
Most worthily they graced the Court of
their Queen whose dignity and grace
proved her worthy of the Grown.
The addresses of Miss Lou. Steele,
representing Spring Miss Mile Buck,
summer; Miss Sallie Davis, Autumn
aud Miss Ida Fuqua, Winter were we'll
written, read very correctly, and deserve
especial commentator. The manner Of
each was very creditable, and their at
tire very appropriate.
Miss Lucy Anderson, as Night, with
her flowing tresses, and black dress, stud
ded with FURNISHED steel stars, persona
ted Night to perfection.
s. In sable pomp. with all her starry train,
TIE night resumed her throne. L
Miss Anna Cuflett; next came forward,
Morning, and holding, ,
stretched over her head, scarf Of white /
ai,; red Illusion, with that bright face |
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

uoME MASuFAcTURE.-A.S 5. An
dcrson. the old vetran sadler advertises
Ia this paper, that he has resumed busi-
ness on his own hook He has in
store large number Of the best made
saddles, etc, which he will sell at bar
gain, and number of competent work
men constantly engaged in making more.
All agree that the true interest of town
and community is to patronize home
manufactures. Let US put it in practice,
and throw helping hand to A. S. An
derson.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
PAscuALL HOUSE DRAwING. The

PAscHALL HOUSE DRAWING. The
st. Louis Rcpubliear of Monday says:
The rush here continues on Judge
Lanhams Office for the lucky number
that will draw the Paschall House, or
the magnificent residence Of Capt. Dan.
Able, in Memphis, or some of the five
hundred splendid prizes in the Paschall
House Assoeiation The tickets are be-
ing disposed of very rapidly, aud the
vss,asx ~uS s>-s- --r- :. =
here. This is truly great chance to
snyest five dollar bill, with the proba-
bility Of winning fortune,
Certificates in this drawing may be
had in this city of Mr.. Mallory. a book
for club has already been opened, and
certificates are being sold dailJ.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Free Masonry Exposed.

l hazS joined the Masonic Fraternity,
Dir. Editor, l am free and accepted son,
or brother or whatever.it is, Of that an
cient aua rnysterious organization.
have belonged to many secret societies
in my time, | have been an Orangeman n.
and.a Son of Temperance, and Fenian,
and if remember Alright. l once be-
!onged to gang Of coiners but this
Masonic arrangement this institution of
the compass and square distances them
all.
must tell you of the perils and trials
| had to undergo to become Mason
On the evening in question I,presented
myself at the door Of the lodge room
No. sc, $3.50, sign Of the skull and cross
bones [ was conducted to an ante
room, where five or six melancholy chaps
in sashes and embroidered napkins were
waiting to receive me. On my entrance
they all got up and turned back somer-
saults, and then resumed their seats a
big fat fellow, who sat in the middle, aud
who seemed to be the propriSor, then
said: Sinner from the outer world, ad-
vance !" l advanced. F" VIII you give
up everything to join u.s." . Not if l
know it, l said; !. there's my wife and
fourteen fine Another party here
told me to say yes, as it was merely
matter of form. So l said g. Yes, l give
up everything" The fellows in the
towels then groaned, and said, = tbs we'll.
= Do you swear never to reveal ANYTHING
you may see or hear this evening to any
human being, nor your wife p | said
/. pom my word l will not" They then
examined my teeth and felt my muscles,
md made me put out my tongue, and
hen groaned again. said, "if you
lon't feel well have got little bottle
lere that The fat man here took
he bottle from me and told me to shut
II. He then, in voice Of thunder,
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Tcs CONsGHEE.EEVE1 E1s.

Tie Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON viii send
free Of charge TO all who desire it, the
prescription with the directions for max ing
sIld sszirlr ti,s sam .,l. rsaa.eIy bg which he
was cured of "a iung affection and That dreai
disease Consumption His only object j to
beneht the afflicted and he hopes every suf-
ferer viii try this prescription, as il viii
cost them nothing. aud may prove q bless
ing. Please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No l65 South Second street williamsburg
y. Y. mays ly.
2. S-A pamphlet containing the above
named prescription may be obtained free OF
charge, also the Remedy properly compound
ed, of VI. r. WALKER, Druggist,
Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Fulton Democratic Committee.

The semocratic Stase Central Committee
asFrankfort have appointed the following
E1ectniye Committee for Fulton county:
Henry A. Tyler, Chairman George War
ren, John A. Wilson, G. S. Miles, W. B. Me-
Connell James H. Craig.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
For circn;t IrsrA.

We are authorized to announce Col. f. I.
BULLOCK as a candidate for Judge Of the
Circuit Court in this District, at the ap-
proaching August election.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce A. r. lsNON, of Graves county, as
a candidate for Circuit Court Judge in this
Judicial District, at the ensuing August
election. Ifeb22-td.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
For Sheriff.

We arc authorized and requested TO an
nounce VEN MILES, as a candidate for
Sheriff of Fulton county, at the ensuing
August election mrli-td@
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce WM II. ROPER. as a candidate for
Sheriff of Fulton county, at the ensuing
August election feb22-td
We are authorized to atnounee 80 - -.
didate for reelection to The Office OF Sheriff
of Fulton county, at the ensuing AugHsif
election. feb22 !, 1,
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN C. GARDNER, as candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk at the ensuing Au-
gust election lmr7-td
We are authorized 10 announce WI 4
BREYaRD. the present inenmbent as a
candidate for recollection to TIE Office of Cir
cult Court Clerk. feb-9sid
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscrotion. viii for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need IL, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
vertiscr $ experience, can do so by address
ing, III perfect confidence,
JOHN =. OGDEN,
may3Iy - Cedar street, =. I
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

MATTRESSES of every description, and
Spring bottoms for beds-one Of the best
inventions of the age-always on hand and
for sale cheap by Chas. Oswald.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

EVERY house keeper should have a
copy of Prof Blat's new Cook Book,
for sale By J H. Davis. Price So.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Diyine service.

MEaAopisr CHuRcH.-J B. Harris, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at IL A. NJ. and p.
NJ ss.5bath School-e2 A. NV. L. Me-
Cutchen, Superintendant.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

CUABERLAND PREsBYTERIAS CHURcH.-
Services at the Seminary in Hickman. on the
frat sabbath in each meath BY X. u, WEARE,
pastor.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

PRoNPrN NEss-Persons having Furniture
repaired can save time and money by calling
at Oswald Furniture Mandatory
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

TUE River at this point continues to
rise steadily, and from all the upper
streams we hear the same reports
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16

We are authorized to announce Capt. C..
L. RANDLE, of Fulton county, as candi-
date for Common wealth S Attorney in this
Judicial District
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Fulton Lodge.
EXTRA 81 EcrAL NOTICE.


Beware of coanterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
terfeitef brought 10 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. Dr..
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John smith 5
Touic Syrup of Louisville, Hy. Examine
well 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.
VIII prosecute any one infringing on my
right The genuine Smith 5 Tonic )! rup
can only be prepared by myself
The public's servant,
DIR JOHN Bull,
apl25 Louisville, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
TeIesraphIc Markets

New ToT;6 Market.
NV York. NGav I5.-Cold stronger. clos
ing NJ 1oa8aI8o5, under Washim gtor adj
vices more favorable to the conviction Of
the President.
Cotton shade frmer; 29la30c for mid
ding uplanls.
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So cirorit c.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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81. Lonis Market.

ST. LOUIS, May l5.-ToBAcco-The tobacco
market ruled higher this week. We quote
scraps 50caS32i lugs 5aS; common leaf SaI01;
medium do lO9a13; good shipping leaf l24a
I41; factory dried leaf sal3; dark filters 7a9,
black wrappers 12al62; bright leaf 2Ga75 per
100 pounds.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Cincinnn1i markets.

CINcTNSATI, May 15--N heat and Flour
dale Corn, irmer; ear Ole shelled was held
at la2e higher Cotton 2SIc; Bacon 49,. 1G4,
ana l7c for shoulders, clear rib and clear rib
Sides Lard le8c
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Hickman Chapter.

HIC KHAN CHAPTER, No ~ Royal
Arch Masous viii hold their regular
meeting theG~FOURTH WEDNESDAY in
every month iurelf-tf.
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ETenInIlis Nfnrl.cf.

MEMPHIS, May .-Bacon-shoulder 13c;
Hear sides l7al7i; Corn $40 BAL o.; Cotton
irm; middlings at 29c.