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ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. =, Mail Route Between Kew Orleans
Western 4 OuIslana and Texas.

TIE Railroad FeybOst viii leave st. Ann street.
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY at ~ r., connecting
With the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at Sac
Shippers ana ooDsgnees Of freight by giving notice to the
New Orleans Transfer Company Camp and Common
any part
Of the city reduced rates Of dnsyage
Freghs for stations the road for landings the Teche
and for OpelOusss deliverable at New iberia Martins
Vile received daily Sundays excepted from p ~
At the foot Of St Ann street.
Freight for all points Bayou Laourche between Labs
deve and LOckport for Belanger Canal and for HoumA
viii be received and transported through via Raessnd La
Ourehe and TerebOnne stations through Seambost
All outward freight payable the time Of shipment
inward rs9ht on delivery.
@. ". r. BAILEY.
SUPERINTENDENT
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HAvANA-Steamship Concordis-500 bxs sugar Trois
gras-20O DO ehafrax Agaf--660 regsrs Bsdsr &co
M0BlLE-Ssamer Frsnces-50 bbls whisky and sundrie'
10 order go
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Narinr Snteligenrt.

CRESCENT OTTIcK, No 81 OAxP STRKKr
Saturday, May 30 1858.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Crtscent, Hawthorn, for Galveston.
CA Whitney &co
Steamer Frsnd Pargnurd Tobin for st Louis Mastsr
Steamer aud barges. Col, Tor st Louie, Master
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Exports.

Crescent-Z0 bills -four p ties 100
kegs lard ~ tics hams lao bags eohes and sunddes
ST LOUIS-Stesmer Prank Pargourd-l5JJ bxs sugar
ST LOUIs-steamer Shark and bsrges-l766 bars rail-
road iron.
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TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UHDERsTGNED, WISHING TO EsTAB
fish equitable and uniform rate o. rowage and Oer
greater facilities to the shipping entering and leaving
port, have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. ThOs. a. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
Nieaco and Reliance.
The number power Of above associated Line Of
Towboas is gusnntes that detention viii occur either at
PETER MARCY Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER ZU BEKB Err,
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKE CO., Lima
Associated Once, s. Carondeet street up stairs.
J. O. NOR ROSS,
CHAS. FITZENRfTER.
Levse Agents.
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Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Junsta Hoxe Philadelphia via Havana TO
Crtevy Nickefsan &co-2d district
Schr Oriental lBrlt, sadO from Havana to Godenbov Kei
ley-2o district Is
Schr F0ntaiubleau 5rom Iavacca, MASTERED dis
schr Blessy from PascagOuia, 70 master-New Basin
echr Star, fem Ichefuncta, 10 msstef-New Bzsta
SchT Martha NJ from PascasOula, 10 mAsss-Sew Basin
Sctr Martha ID from PascAgous 10 master-Nsw BASIN
Sehr n Latour from Biloxi. 20 master-se~ Basin
Schr PipO. from Tehefubc q, 10 mAster-New Bs-in
schr kebeccA from Tchefuncta 20 nAster-Sss Basin
ScLr Isabella. from PascagOula- aster-Dd Basin
schr ses Horse nom Parcagouia, 90 ma-terOld Basin
Logger Ia Jeune Camilla Gaiary from Cheere CAmnads,
70 mastyr-2d district IS
Lugger Gan Establishments from POintea aHachs, 70
tsr-2c district Is
Lpggers orleans Jeuns Caesar and Morning Star from ST
sohn Baptist, TO masters-2d oistret Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Ru'h. Pegram, from st Louis
.sdiana, neal, from Louisville
fhker, Ancon. from Lsiourche
sfAarp, White. from JehersOn
france Blakeslee from Mobile
afourene kouns. from shreveport
Bart Able, Harrison, from Shreveport
Below CouinE Up.
sclr John Metter BaTtoN from Ruatan. to As-gsa
Sshr Helena, Agnew from Sardsnas, 20 A D'Mezs
Memoraada.
DOMESTIC Poxrs.
New York MAY 20 Arrived from New Orleans scbr ID
tinney IoSbsetd Nay . sailed Steamships Geo Wishing
ton, eager; Gen Grant, Quick
F0RKIGN PORTS.
Barcelona May Arrived from new Orleans ships Antio
Mans. McntAr0, aud Climate. GelD
srsns. haven May SArrived from Mobile, ship Indian
Port Mahon April T7-Arrived from Nev orlssas ,hin.
Espenan' Flora, EuaAA RieursO secends and sophia
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEAss, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4Ss p ~
making connections With Trains for Vcksburg Meridian aud
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East.
bTCOMvoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUND AVS
At 40 A. going far BrOokhsven Returning leave
Brookhav.n at $3.50 A. N. nONDAYS, arriving in Ne '
Orleans at II rs NJ
Excursion Tickets good Train Of Saturday
dsy gong north trains Of Sunday Monday south.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
al Gao A.
s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent.
JANIS YON9E, General Freight Agent.
ED WARk, General Transportatlon AGENT
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY At p NJ
EOR TKENTOS, MONROE COLUMBIA HAIR
rhonburg. Trinity and all intermediate landlnRs-Tn.
fine, fast passenger packet
L II. PATTERSON, Master; l. 8 GREEsLEE Clerk;
WIN leave positively above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or 10 WINBURN A LORD, AgentA
SO 0raver street.
p She Cleona will take freight and passengers as low
any other boat in the trade taking fregh Tor Bayou
macon and Telsas and DArbonne with pr vlege 70
shipping
TRENTON, MONROE AND new ORLEANS REou
LAF PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, aBrx
EOk ALAhA MA LANDING, OUACHITA
City. Sterling Landing, POrt Union Trenton Monroe
on Black aud Ouacha RversThe MAGNIFICENT fastunning
passenger packet
VickEburg,
y. A BLANKS Master; O. PRES WORK, Clara,
wan leave positively above For freight passage apply
on board or TO
GEO. d. HITE, Agent, II TchoupitouIas 81
WIhBURN LOkD, 90 0rzvier street.
WA. NJ SURBh, IL New Levee street.
The VICKSBURG connects with A No steamer for an
points Bout river. DArbonne, Bayou Bartholomew and
ca Inc rver and At Trinity with the ELLEN ID. for Bayou
Mac n and Tensas.
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WATERING PLACE,..

FOB WATERING PLACgS-MOgGAN LINE u q.
Mail steaL1ers
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAY l6
EcR BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
Aihsisspp City, Biloxi, Ocean Sprn<s
NEW ARRANGEMENT
tbs new low iron steamer Laura C.nsa,u
JOSEfH NJ WALKER. will make regular frips 4, ahov.
below: - ~~A"s -
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. "a train
On SATURDAYS. u ~ trap-on this tip xone "a Pa.,.
goula. - s~-s ~ -
Returning win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY WEDNEs
DAY and FRIDAY Evenings Pasc.goula every SUNDAY
The above trips will be regularly unless
oso weather or oS water For further information apply 70
OHAS. a. WHITNEY A CO. gents
% and SO Damp street
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moss ssumsndsbls publication families ana osunsr,
people who practice the elegant French languAgs reviews
eabsratsy the political Of the situation 81
the country the New Orleans American press the interesting
facts q Louisiana the sgcu urs and commercial Affairs
the community the market the theatrical
theteray and scientific productions OF the day. gvos
great variety Of useful fscts instructive ges hnnorssf
anecdotes. and all that compeses first class paper
SUBSCRIPTION; % PER ANNUM
rhs n pages Of LA RENAISSANCE are saitsd on d
and the Advertisements conspicuously dis
played with reading IN each page that Il ths
Journal the advertising mediums Of the South
Job Printing done In all lAngusgss g Cont street.
siknchknzs Alley, New OrleanA
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TOR CORPUS CHRISTI. ROCKPoRT AND
st Marys via New Orleans, opeOusas and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi aud St Mays
and will hereafter run between the Brashezr End Of
the Railroad and RockpOrt Texas in connection with the
7SO FerybOst, from foot Of St street, SA NJ
train from Algiers.
Passengers learn the day of departure from Brsshear
spp cation at the Rsiroad Office, No 60 Canal street.
Freight received aud bills Of sding signed to kocpOr ouy
at Ferry Landing day, except Sundays, until
q W. r BAYLEv. SUPERINTENDENT
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A BOOK WITHOUT a NAME
IA RENAISSANCE LOUIsIAsAIsE.
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF y PAGES.
Devoted to Southern Interests.
Cssvsn Years Of kxstsncsJ
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FORKIGN PORTS.

New York MAY 2O-Antved from New Orleans schr q
Fnney Towp-etd May u sailed steaashIps Geo W.shuR
ton, eager; Gen Grant Quick
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Recrint. no Ro,lroad,.


NEW ORLE NNS, JACKSON 4 GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton Warren. Crawford &eo-3 II allen &eO
i Mcdowell Nugent-l Brton Moore Ben GersOn-
40UO feet lumber T4ylor-4OOO do W Thompson AGO
1865 do WIN ATms-400O Il IT AmRnt 4Ol0 do WRng-75
bbls lime J smison-25 hbls benzine We tzel-l
rosn andtDrp ntne r l. Waker-l sundries Adler
sundres N order-TOtal bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS& GREAT WESTERN
bales Price HiBe Tupper-l0 bbs potatoes
XII Debla1c-20 SKIS POTATOES l. Surie26 do Llambiss
er2 SKIS onions Trrreoonne-20 hides fato Bru-
&co-l35 head cattle and sundries o order
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OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, sO.h inst. at5PM
EOk LOUIsVILLE,C CAIRO, MEMPHIS VIcKs-
burg and all intermediate landings-rhe steamer
X. Lee,
JNO W CANNON Master
Leaves as above. plan Of her cabin can be seen and
passage or freight engaged 1t he office Of -
SiNNOft d ADAMS, IS COmmerciai Plaza
GEO ID BITE, Agent, v rchoup.touias ~
Leaves on THURSDAY. June 4th M5Pn
FOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO MEMPHIS, vICKs
burg and all intermediste landings-The hne low pres
=
Eichmond,
j. SLUT NEAL, Master; JOHN s. VOOLFOLK CLARK,
viii leave rs abve plan Of the cabin can be ,een ana
passage and freight engaged the Office Of
SINNOTT a ADAMS, Agents. rs Commercial Ptac.
Leaves THURSDAY, June Ilth stsPr
FOR LOuIsVILLE, CAIRO MEMPHIS VICKs-
Il burg, and all intermediate landingB-Ihe
Belle Lee,
A. hcGILL, Master; A. MARTIN CLARK
Leaves above psn Other cabin can be seen and
and freight engaged ~ the ONCE Of
slNNOIT ADAMS. Is Commercial PiAce.
THOs kEEFFB. rs Poydras street
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sTEAMBoATs-..sTEAmBoArs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIChSBUR9.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, msrI
ENOR VI'KsBUEG, NATCHtZ, AND ALL IN.
a termediefe lsndngs-The Gen. OuIamaa.
T. Lestksrs master Sam Ayies, clerk as ABOVE
making all Coast landings.
SINNOry a ADAMS, IS Commercial Place
The steamer Cen Qutman connects At VicksDurR 18th
steamers Countess and calumet for Yssoo aud Taahatcis
RIVERS and steamers Julia and Rabcon for St. Louis Nan
phis and all intermediates landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATsnE
WICK SB re-. EATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS
T. LEE The steamer
Gov Allen,
JNO W. CANNON, M~tsr
win leave above for ycksburg, Matches Grand Cult Rod
ney St. Joseph Waterproof FOn Adams Bayou Sara Bator
kenge Donald sonvila and al internsdiate landings
The Gov Allen makes close connections with steamer
CALUMET at VekSbuTg for all landings on Yazoo river
for freight or passage. having odsons
Apply on board or 70
sINNoTT ADAMS Is Commercial Place
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND LAgYURoHE IEDEPEN-
Leaves New Orleans HOHDAK p. FRIDAYS
lOAh
EoR JAFOURCHE, AND coAsr-rHB NO
II passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. X 0reathOase.
Captain Jos Dslieres Clerk VIII leave above,
ing the Coast every Wednesday and Sunday day light
For freight or passage ply on board, or 70
Z. o. MELAkCCk. No 81 Old Levee street.
EOR BAHOU sARA-rHR sENLwEEKLX
IbervilIe,
EMILE p GROSS, Commander
vn leave New Orleans for Bayou Sara;
FhlOAlo....-s......-.s.... s...s......s.l0 A. -
Leaves Bayou Sara Tuesday and Saturday evenings
For rseht board Al ~ Canal strsst
NATCHEZ.
EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS st. rM
LOB NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
Il landings-Ths hns passenger pscket
Wua Wagner,
". b. RICHARDSON, MASTER J. G. LIBANO, Olsrk:
win leave ss sb0va GEO. d. HITE, Agent
II fchozplt0ulas s5rsol
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RED RIVER.

FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT
Leaves positively on SATURDAY. May 3Olh, At srE
FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT GRAND
Bayou Grand Ecore and al. land
ngs on he'd Rverhe and splendid wheel
will leave above For freight or passage aopv ON board
or 20 n. o DONOHUE. 2Tcnonpi' onlas street
WINBuRN LORD. 90 Gravier street.
KoUNS THROUGH LINE-Leaves EVERY SATURDAY
kNk JEFFERSON AND sHREVEPORT
- Uneci-IbeU ;. NAL steamer Lafourche, BEN 81.
Shreveport eveyy EONEsDAY at IL N Passes Grand
Bayou every WEDNESDAY, at r. Passes Grand Ecore
every WEDkEsDAY NIGHT al IL Passes lex andrfa
every IHU kSDAY a. II Passes Landi evsry
THURSDAY AZ r Passes Mouth Red river every
DAY NIGHT at l3 Time TO snd from Marshall and Je-
terson, three and bal days ADDy 10
@. L. koUNs BRO. 90 Common street
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. n5RH
EoR GRAND EC0RE, ST. MAURICE. MONT.
gomery, twiT take freight for all landings on the Bon
DieS) Cote AlexAnds Norman's BarbIns and all inter.
mediate landings Cw take freight Shreveport and inter
mediate landings reshippng Aexandrialrhs new and
magnificent sidswhee passenger steamer
~. Nicholas.
JOHN q DowTY, Mssssr,
Lou Clayton and T. j. Dowty, Clerks,
VIII leave above For freight passage apply on board
orto WINBURh LORD 90 grnv.r str...
The st. Nicholas will take freight with passengers for an
Coast Landings As high the mouth Of ed River clerk
Will be on the landing 70 receive freight every Thursday
morning.
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THANKSGIVING MACHINEs.

4. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In the
Knsbe, NUNS and Gui'd PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
MELODEONS, Etc,
1877 Canal Street, near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANS.
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DONTCHARTRAIK RAILRO AID = sum
y MIR ARRANGEMENT On and after APRIL lst,
ie6S, the Trains on this koad VII run as follows:
O'Clock I x Glrf Ors. Car w o'clock aH1H sssa Train
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The ARION PIANO FORTE declared By the Judges the
late Far of ts American Institute held in September and
October 1867 be the best piano exhibition and after
trial. ordered by the American Institute with hs Pianos
ofhe successful exhibitors the arts Exposition de-
cared by their Judges be the best Piano known
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsible Agents
wanted IN every city and where already CD
pointed them
send for crcslars, price list terms etc.
Mandatory and WarerOoms, Isl and l89 B0very,
Delaney street, New York. MANNER a co.
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Tug H1cKuAN KU-KLux-We

THE HICKMAN KU-KLUX.-We re
grct TO observe that some iudiscreet per-
sous are amusing themselves by posting
orders about town as eminating from the
Ku-Klux Khan. One, to which our at
tention has been called, orders all the
negroes to leave town, and another IS
addressed to an enterprising and worthy
citizen, ordering him g not to employ
any negroes, and giving other instruc-
tions as to how he should conduct his
business, under certain penalties. This
is al wrong, aud extremely foolish, and
calculated to do the community serious
Injury. The persons issuing these ord
ers we do not suppose have any further
object than to enjoy good joke and
laugh among their thoughtless associates;
but their action greatly misrepresent our
Dpeople, aud possibly might cause trouble.
Our people have no desire to drive the
enegro fronOur midst, or to take any
undue advantage of them. Those OF
them who go to work, attend to their
own business, and obey the laws of our
State and town, should and will be pro
tccted in all their just rights. Our adj
vice to the colored people is to pursue
their daily employment quietly aud in
dustriously, and to pay no regard to
these orders from thoughtless and incon-
siderate persons. There is no such thing
as Ku -klux Khan in Hickman or Full
ton county.
Our citizens, also, desire to encourage
strangers and worthy citizens to locate
with US, aud will extend to them every
courtesy and encouragement.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Circuit Court has
been in session during the past week,
Judge f. I. Bullock, presiding. All
the Commonwealth cases have been con
tinued Ia the case of the State against
r. f. Finch, the defendant was allowed
to give bail in bond of 5000 for his
appearance at the next term of the Court
Sixty Common Law cases, of no pub
lie Importance, have been disposed Of
Next week, j. s. Hubbard vs.. City of
Hickman, john Crabb vs.. r. L. Larkin.
q. ". l.. Mari VS. F. Roulhac, and
other cases of interest will be tried
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CALLED MEETING.
HICKMAN, April IL, Isl

HICKMAN, April IL, 1868.
In pursuance Of a call made by the Mayor,
the Council met Monday morning at 10
o'clock
Present Mayor Landrum, Councilmen Mill
Ter, Frenz, Lauderdale, and Case
Mr. Frenz offered the following resolu-
tions which were adopted:
WHEREAS, the managers and controllers
of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road have removed all the rolling stock and
cars belonging to the same to Union City,
and lave ceased running the same to this
place and, whereas, we, the City Council,
are willing to do anything that may be
properly done to secure the same, therefore
Resolved BY the City Council of the city
of Hickman, that Samuel Landrum. Fritz
Helner, and J. II. Davis, be, and they are
hereby appointed n committee to visit Nash
vile, Tenn, and confer with the managers
and controllers of the Nashville and North
western Railroad, aud said committee is
fully authorized and empowered to do all,
and everything necessary and proper 10 be
done, to get the said managers TO resume
and continue the running of said road to
this place. and that said committee report
their proceedings herein to the Council.
The Council then adjourned to { o'clock,
this evening.
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HICKMAN, April 10.
REGULAR MEETING.
this evening.

| REGULAR MEETING.
Present the Mayor, couneilmen Brevard
Case, Frenz, Miller, and Lauderdale.
On motion, the reading of the minutes of
the preceding meetings were dispensed
with.
The petit -, -ss=vandezeu 0wenk
= mccoy ''o- By 3.
for same, asking to hold enclosed certain
public grounds in ObiOn street, they ac-
the city, granted.
On motion Major Lauderdale was allowed
to hold enclosed part of Obion street.
Major Lauderdaie denied having any of
Obion street under fence but said if he did
have any, he ack nOwledged himself q ten
ant at will of the city. Adopted.
Capt. Randle appeared in behalf of j. 5.
Hubbard and made protest against his
sessment under the equalization law, but
on being question by the Council, refused to
answer and show cause.
DR.. Blanton, J. Amberg, and J. c. Maddox,
appeared and made oath that under the
equalization law they had nothing, and
their names were earsed from the list.
Julian Nail made oath that under the
equalization law he had but $500, and his
assessment was fixed at that amount.
Mr.. C. Ledwidge appeared and made oath
that the raise upon his store and real
tate was too high, and should be reduced.
On motion his store was reduced from $500
to $500; Lot 80 from $500 to $1,000; Lot
$50 from $500 to $50.
n L. Nelson asked that the raise placed
upon his lot be reduced; which, on motion,
was reduced TO 81, 900.
Capt. Randle in behalf of VIM. Martins
heirs asked that the raise on ! lot II be re-
duced; which, on motion, was reduced from
$500 to $3.50.
Geo NJ Wilborn, agent, for Finch & Co.,
asked that the raise upon lots los and 156
be reduced and on motion, they we're re-
duced from $1,000 TO $500 Also, for self,
watch from 500 to $40.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tues
day evening.
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Commercial.
Hrck MAx CouR1rR orr1cn,

HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE, /
Saturday, April IS SO. I
COTTON.-There has been considerable
demand for Cotton the past week, and our
buyers are now paying 2s4c, tax paid, for
Hickman middling.
TeIegraphic Markets.
New Yof.. Market
NEv YoRK. April 17.-Gold was lower,
opening At 1888, and closing at 1881.
CoTTov-unchanged middling uplands
closing quiet at 81 4c.
Cincinnati Eachess-
CINCINN Ar. April l7.-Flour-fa family at
Sl0A75all Wheat hrmer, - 80; Corn dull;
S,IaS6c for ear or shelled; Cotton dull, at
&c; Bacon-12iaI3} for shoulders: lola
lTlc for clear sides; sugar cured hams la
%; Gold 1873 buying.
NJ. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS april 17.-ToBAcco.-We quote
scraps 5Oca4 90; Tugs 4as; common leaf Sa1O
medium DO I0al2; good shipping leaf 12a14;
factory dried leaf Sa13; dark filters Gag,
black wrappers l2al5; bright leaf l6a50 per
100 pounds
Cotton-294a30c {sr middling.
Memphis Market
MEMPHIS, April 7.-Bacon-shoulders IL
clear sides lslc; Corn 81 90; Lard l9c, Hay
ST. 90.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce OWEN MILES, as a candidate for
Sheriff of Fulton county, at the ensuing
August election. mrl4-td$
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce YM Fl. ROPER, rs a candidate for
Sheriff of Fulton county, at the ensuing
August election. feb22-td
We are auY6hrized to announce WILLIAM
HERRIN, tn, q &sent incumbent, as can
didate for re-eloetiOn to the office of Sheriff
of Fulton county, at the ensuing August
election. lfeb22-td
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PERsoSAL.-Of the distinguished
visitors to our town during the week, We
acknowledge calls from Hon. Oscar
Turner. of Ballard, Judge J. N. Bigger.
of McCracken, Judge a. Il. Boone, of
Graves, aud Col. Geo. ". SilvertoOth.
Our friend, l.. GaIbraith, of Hickman,
is here, and we acknowledge he should
have called, but having failed. we re-
epectfIlly extend to him the invitation,
on the score of tue good will we bear
him.
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JUDGE BULLocK.-We are authorized
to announce Judge f. L. Bullock, as a
candidate for Circuit Judge at the ap-
preaching election. His eminent ability
and character as a lawyer, and extensive
acquaintance throughout the district,
renders any word from us unnecessary
During his present occupancy of the
bench he has won the golden opinions of
the bar and of our citizens.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-04-18
For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized to announce Col b. l.
BULLOCK as a candidate for Judge of the
Circuit Court in this District, at the ap-
preaching August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce A. r. BOON, of Graves county, as
a candidate for Circuit Court Judge in this
Judicial DistIiak at the ensuing August
election. 20 [feb22-td.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-04-18
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