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A LBERT LYONS SCHOOL
oHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY, MISS,
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad.
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
TIE FIRST MONDAY OF sEPTExBER, 1858

Extract Of letter TO Mr. Lyon, published by permission
from the Right Rev W. M. GREEN, D. D., Bishop of the
Diocese Of Mississippi and Chancellor Of the University thu
South:
the people generally only knew how long You have been
engaged In teaching how diligently you have yourself
for the work. how wisely you have location for your
school, how much have effected wthn three years
how wholesome the moral and sous atosphsrs yoas
school, how thorough the teaching of every department. and
how the character Of the pupils you
have already sent forth with your upon them you
would be panied to hnd that had for tho fourth
part Of those who would desire to under training
The Mississippi Diocesan Convention of 1868 publishes that
he pride and glory Of Diocese Albert Lyons School
at Chatawa 4"
Catalogues Of the school and general Information may be
obtained in New Orleans Of Robert Pkin ESQ., Is and Is
Camp street.
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Stock en- hand and on shipboard

ToBAcco-The week under review has disclosed
very little Improvement in this market, which,
from the opening to the close, has continued dull
with a very moderate inquiry for small lots and no
transactions whatever In q round way. The con-
tinued meager receipts indicate but little Tobacco
yet to be received from the tobacco growing
regions while offerings In this market are COM
posed Of choicer grades, suitable for the Bremen
and Mexican markets. Rates since our last re-
view have not undergone any quotable change
and we continue to quote:
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CT. CHARLES INsTITUTE-

ysy Ssees. ios Yong o. LsssssCondsctsd b Mrs
Course OF Studies Of this Institute operation since
The Let OF September To the able Teachers
to the Institute the Decress added Eugeae
Preyost 20 whom solteRgs Harmony and Singing are con
Sded This eminent Professor viii his the
s q October Young ladies' not pupils ofthe Institute may
De sdted TO ihese lessons For terms circulars
the Institute through post once box Of the
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MASONIC.


..s-. -. w. John n Moore sw; INV. Vernon, u
WI James HOush. Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE NO. in
Grand Lodge Han, n. o. ohcers-y .. DeCsstro w. n
DssolA, s. W.; r. Booth. .. W, w. White Secretary
URKKA LODGE NO. IN. arl
Woodvine jackson Parish, La. Oncsu-C NJ Howell
W. n; T. jackson, s. W; O. ". Lyles J. W.; ". Z Red,
TULIP LODGE NO. It's.
Tulip Claiborne RsTish, La Ofcers-H. H. MeClInden
W NJ; C L. Bays. s. w.; 7. B. rsrkiuton, J. WE. O
Frazier Secretary.
oADDo LODGE NO. I7s
Shreveport La onieeu-P. W. Il. Cummings, ". NJ;
e DAVIS D W.; VIM. HobsOn, J. VII, sscrssa1
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. lsa
Gimisses Bluff, Sabine Parish, La oascer.-wrL M. An
tony, W. M; Charles Bsnnstt s. W; Geo W. wsn J. W..
N. K spreight Secretary.
JEFFERsoNIAN LODGE NO. Isl.
Kingston, De Soto Parish. La Omcers-OhAs Z crsv.
ford, M B. s. Logan, q. WI l. p Scott. j. w.; K W
LAley, Secretary.
sam TODD LODGE NO. Isl
sugar Town, oscasieu Parish, La oficers-John Dove
W. M L. l. Simmons s. WI D. A Cole. J. W.; G. "
Richardson, Secretary.
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. Isa
Hoss Mills, Caddo Parish, La Oncers-Thos r Vaughan
w. n; B. T. Cole. s. W.; 4. 3. oure. J. W.; J. N. CAz,
ton, Secretary
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. 49,
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish LA Onscsr.-
Hardy Richardson. W. NJ; o. P. Bailey s W.; H. e. Jsa
kins, J. W.; J. G. Ficher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO ls
Big Cane, St. Landry Parish, La oncers-Geo w. Bens
deck W. NJ; p. G. Calihan, g. W.; K. o. Hays J. w.; o.
8 Smith, Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Flat Lick, Claiborne Parish. La. Orcers-w r. Meyer
W Nj Henry ys.ss. q. WI n L.. E.ssy, .. W,
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA
b. r. swasey, N. W. Grand Master, New orleanA
5. @. Parsons. r W. Dept Grand Master, BastroA
s. o. scruggs, R. W. Senior Grand W., Cloutiervile
VIM. heDuf, r W. Junior Grand w., New Orleans.
Samuel N. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New orleAna
Jas. O. Bachelor, W. Grand Secretary.
Rev. Dr. O. S. Hedges W. Grand Chaplain.
NJ II. Bray. W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine
Jsrob Kile, W. Grand Junior Deacon, Kile's MnA
J. W. Homan, W. Grand Marshal, New Orleans
Rene Lafon, ". Grand Sword Bearer, New OreanA
N. E. Grard, ". Grand Pursuivant VermiIlonville
s. o. Smith, Big Cane; Pm. Bidault, New Orleans; J. Il
BawkiDs Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orlsans-W
Grand Stewards.
Alex Queant, ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand Annual Convocaton second Monday In Februaf
each year.
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No More Copaiba and Cubebs,
GRIxAULrsoAPsULEs AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATIOO vEGETALIa

Where all other medicines have failed these preparations
Win always eject These rapid and extraordinary
Of recent and chronic Of pysts dseas
They used In the hospitals Of Paris the celebrated Dr.
Bcod and found greatly superior 70 all hitt eo known
mineral remedies and Oopebs and Cubeos The injection
used In recent and capsules In chronic cssea
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Bui.son's Iodide OF Iron and Man.
Qaneso PlIIs.

The treatment Of ehlorotie scrolous affections b always
tedious with the usual preparations OF iron which
unrequently fell owing to The stomach not being able TO
support them The researches OF Professors HannOu OF
Gensoul aud fetrequln Of Lyons; Berzelus and
rousseau of Paris have demonstrated that this lamentabe
failure owing the absence of Manganese which, well
Iron essential element Of the blood These Ps
therefore supply mportsntdehcency therapeutics. and
have &C appreciation Of the Academy
OF Medicine the principal scientific bodies They
employ with certainty Of against Choros Green
SckBes Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and I
regular and pref rabe 70 the pills Of iodde
tona
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Syrup Of Peruv,a. Bark and Iron.
AULF 4 CO.,

Chemists 10 II. /. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents agreeable FORM the active
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best Of tonics combined
with Iron the principal bases Of the blood IL 10 pre-
Chorosis Green sckness 10 facilitate the Development of
young females health and vgor 10 the
In general IA rapidly removes distressing com
plants caused By leucoAeA 70 which Ladies'
subject ulArEes and facilitates the dow Of the
caiamenia also excellent for pale, ymphsc and
scrOfulsus children Lastly excite. The sppste promots
blood hss been Impoverished By lines. or iong and dea
eonvsssnoe ne elects Of ths syrup are 81 eacs certain
and speedy.
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ERENcM MEDICINES
-PREPARED BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS

Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIcA,
PREPARED GRIxAuLT Co., CHEMISTS, RARIs.
Recent experiments in France England and Germany have
proved that these sovereign remedy for the
above distressing Affections especially when BelladOnna
stramonium aud Opium have failed to give relief
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wv - <so"eaede, hentucky,
a MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle Is located In the healthy blue region
aenry county equi -four miles from the Louisville
FRANKFORT and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
hsroads onnected With each by good macadsmized pike
Anr about two hours travel BY rail from Louisville.
academy buildings, owned by himself Of modern
ueton admirably adopted for school purposes and stu
ed ~ me suburbs Of the town The standard Of education
an AZ tnorougbness In every branch, be Determined
s Hps,a and searching examinations The discipline viii
1e sIety mntsry, requiring puncuaty aud pronptness In
me Of every duty The domestic department
e oeced with and lbaraliry
snd commitment Of the scholars The schsl
essioh u divided into Of twenty each
e LIZ CON meneng on September 18th The charges for
eesI1 Sg excepting uniform snd medical attend
snee VIII De three hundred seventy ave dollars IN III
Currency or the en session Of forty weeks PAYABLE in
equal ole Ct the begin ing Of eaeh ter Of ths
10 oedneticn from these charges will De made for
sosence during the term potracted sekness q,
and even taen tuition fee $50 Der
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms Bo.ks
and stationery Louisville prices the number Of pupils
limited those wishing 70 places In Institution
should apply at once In thus making his rnanent resi-
denee IN Kentucky and devong himself education Of
~ YOUTH the Principal hopes have operation of his
friends in this Comm0nvea
inrtner Information address. n
students VIII leave the at Eminence the Louisville
TO Newcastle Il
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Digestive Elixir of Pepsine.

PBPSlNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. C0rviss
physician his majesty the Emperor Of the French th
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which dgests food In the stomach When by
other the supply Of digestive uid too small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion, gasrts gastragis milan
nation the the stomach and bowels
burn. ptuite anamia loss Of strength and Gin emses
ehoross The Elixir of Pepsine which sanctioned by the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
ali such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
TIL NEW eR1EAxs CnrscrNr.


OFFICE % CAMP ST.. NEW oHLKAxA
j. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
eaeial Journal Of ths state Of Loui.ia.s
20 promote Tia social material and political vslseins
nseS Of New oresns the State Of Louisiana and the gre.
Southwest viii be In the future has been In the pss
he Of Journal rhe columns Of each DAY.,
are referred to as Of the sihfuness and
With which this design Is executed.
While the Of the CRESCENT Is an ndependsx,
me wit reference TO all the subjects Newspaper az,
IDLY, definitely and fearlessly expressed
Acsrefnly selected corps Of
Correspondents. Home and Foreign
Nd TO the usefulness Of the CRESCENT By impartial Latte,
upon topics Of moment people Of this section Tia s,
srs the people form the interesting and ysus
bic feature Of s vsned columns large share Of e..l
hays issue II given Hp 70 ..
...
aa-- SnHTHERE TrEEs-----
srefuy eusd from exchanges In the selection prep.
stion and arrangement Of News and ether Reading Matter
IL claimed that the CRESCENT not surpassed BIZ sny
Tier daily journal In the United States. Ths
Commercial and Monetary Reviews,
s scrutiny 10 the ndey and Iudesp
IN one' 'ne proprietor Or me UnEsoEhf proposes "a
Sy ~. .n,, ~ . a-n,n ;. =.
'rOvsmsnt for the esnsht of Its patrons
fnh DAILI ChESCENT
49,, $500. - -
1'HNA A"hNANo VAofDAfs hxofrfseh
IN so'Snee''''''''''' .''''''.-'sioW
Is peculiarly HOME JOURNAL Its ample column.
ng and instructive variety, welcome alike the merchan,
~. pei' 'As sSDAA' 'ns HOUSEWIFE tns young and M
-Hs-
WEEKLY PUBLISHED IN THIS CITY.
unr..-p., The nav, NJ An. -. ..,.t,u, Ana.
x.f,etv: rev,ev, on In. roonev ana eog
nsrciAl markets, foreign and
pondsns.,
and has supplied
the want Of the Southwest
for . STIRLING WEEKLY FArrIr PA.
PEE Il has proven an admirable premium for sd-
,,rtirnR sit circulstss In ali
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DETITION


FouvELLEORLEASs. Is August 1863
Honorable Conse Commun de Ia vile de la NouvelleOr
leans:
les soussgnes propretsires lee Peters Clay
Deuxeme Dstrict de cette vile norment respecuel
Quill sera necessare de cOlstrure des banquees
les des depus la Cont jus1ua Ia de Ia
Douaue de veuoi bien Performances
dobiger les opreaires aire les ban
ouettes fsee de leurs p,0puetes
Nous croyOns aussi quill sers convenabe cue Ia vile 81
empierer rue Clay Ia Cont Ia de ls DOuane
propres depers la meme maniere gun fat de
Ia rue Cont la Ious Peasant Aveir droit
avsnsges qui etc fats aHtres propretares sur
meme prions dautoriser e de Ia Vile
faire empierer la Clay de Ia rue Cont Ia de Ia
DOuane
WIN. n. yREDENBURG par VIM. r. Yrsdenburg Jr., Is
pieds sur Ia Petsrs. 100 pieds sur 10 rue Clay.
JEAN PETIT s2 pieds IL Clay, 22 ped Ia
Peters
J. AvET peds Ia Clay, 100 pieds Ia
ID GRIEF 80 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
B. BERKkNY, 50 pieds sur IA rue Clay
A IONA. Is plsds sur Ia rue Clay.
FELIX LABATUT 50 pieds Ia rue Clay 81 pieds sur
Ia Peters
A II DMRZA 50 pieds sur IA rue Clay.
A. LANlLLEBEUYE Is pisds sur Ia rue clay, - pieds
sur I. Peters
A JkcQUET par prOouraiion De Beckst, 50 pisds
IL rue Clay. ~ pleda sur u rue Peters
Nombre total d pses dams tist.
Fouers d pses sppartsnAnt pstiiisnnAaies .lsa
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OFFICIAL.
PETITION.

pETITION............... .............PETITIeN
NKw ORLEANS, August Is, 1868.
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City Of New
Orleans:
The undersigned Property Holders Peters and Clay
Second District Of this city, respectfully beg TO
present the necessity Of sidewalks the above named streets
from Cont CustomhOuse street, and that honor
able dy will pass ordinance authorizing aud compel ing
property holders have the said sidewalks laid
We also further beg represent the proprey Of the city
having Clay graded mheadanzed from Cont 70
Cusemhouse street at It's expense in the same manner
II has been done from Cont y St Louis street. be-
ve that the benefits extended 20 should be
tended to al the street. and in this view solicit
your honorable body to instruct the city surveyor to proceed
the grading and macadamizng Of Clay street. from Cont TO
Customhouse street
And as in duty bound we viii ever pray.
WILLIAM II. VREDENBURG, per William Vreden-
burg Is feet Peters and 100 Il Cay
JEAN PETIT ~ feet Clay street 90 Peters street.
j. AVET 200 feet on Cisy 100 Peters street.
A. d. GRIEFF 90 feet on Clay street
b. j, BERKENY 50 feet on Clay street.
A. IONA, Is feet Clay street
FELIX LABATUT, 50 feet Clay street, 50 on Peters
street.
A. H. DMEZA, 50 feet on Clay street.
J. A LANILLEBEUYaE rs feet on Clay street, p on
Peters street.
JACQUET, per pro Beckett 50 feet Clay street. 50
on Peters street
Total square, 1924 OBJECT in
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OFFICE % CAMP ST., NEW oHLEAxa
J. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND Proprietor


70 promote tie social material and political vsl-seins
hse Of New orssns the State Of Louisiana and the grs.
Southwest win be In the future IL been In the past
he purpose Of this Journal The columns Of each days ssu,
are referred to as an earnest Of the ahfuness and suce
With which this design Is executed.
while the standpoint Of the CRESCENT an independsxl
me wit reference TO all the subjects Of Newspaper
and discussion Its opinions win always found to be car
Hdly, definitely and fesrlessly expressed
carefully selected corps Of
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The total sales Of the week footed up II ,026
bales, against ii ,097 bales last week, and 1906
bales the week before. The netreceipts amounted
to Is ,434 bales, against 9,S92 bales last week,
showing an increase Of 5542 bales, and 55l4 bales
receipts the week before. The aggregate exports
were 25l4 bales, against 22ss bales-last week and
20l2 bales the week before, and the stock on
hand and on shipboard not cleared this evening is
s767 bales at the close Of the previous week.
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
GENERAL KIRBY SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEMY.
.s At Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
a MILITARY ACApRMY FOR Bt
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

Or September 18th, 1858 KIRBY SMITH. with corps Of
Astants whose qualifications are Of The highest order viii
opei at Newcastle, Kennedy,
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Correspondents. Home a.a Forsir,

Nd TO the usefulness Of the CRESCENT by impartial latter
upon topics Of moment to the people Of this section It's let
ss om the people form the interesting and vsus
bic feature Of its vehed eollmns large share Of sssl
lays issue Il given lp 10 r-..
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RnUTHERN TrEEa-

sefuy eued from exchanges In the selection prspa
ston and arrangement Of News and ether Reading MATER
IL claimed that the CRESCENT 10 not surpassed By sny
Tier daily journal In the United States. Ths
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-13

NECESSARY RULES OF SLEBP.-There
is no fact more clearly established in the
physiology Of man than this, that ths
brain expends its energies and itself du-
ring the hours Of wakefulness, aud that
these are recuperated during sleep. If
the recuperation does not exceed the ex-
pcnditure, the brain withers-this - in
sanity. Thus it is that in early English
history persons who were condemned to
-virutir by brfng prevented from sleeping
always died raving maniacs; thus IL IS
also that those who are starved TO death
become insane. The brain is not eour-
ished, and they cannot sleep. The rrac-
tical differences arc three:
1. Those who think most, who do most
brain-work, require most sleep.
2. That time s'savcd" from necessary
sleep is iufallibly destructive to mind,
body, and estate.
Give yourself, your children, your SER
vants---give all that are under you, the
fullest amount Of sleep they will take,
by compelling them to 60 TO bed at some
regular hour and to rise in the morning
kshe moment they awake; and within =
| fortnight nature, with almost the regular
| ity Of the rising sun, will unloose the
bonds Of sleep the moment enough re-
pose has been secured for the wants oil
the system. This Is the only safe and
sufficient rule. And as TO the question,
how much sleep any one requiresf each
must be rule for himself. Great natur'
! will never fail TO write out to the obser
YER under the regulations just given
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-13
THE GIPsY,a wARNrNG.

Do not trust him. gentle lady,
Though his voice ne low Shd sweet;
Heed not him, who fneels before you.
Gently pleading at thy feet;
Now thy life is in its morning,
Cloud not this, thy4nppy lot,
Listen to the Gipsys wafAing,
Gentle lady, trust him not.
Do not turn so coldly from me,
] would only shield thy youth.
From his stern and witheri Eer-.
| would only tell the N
4 j would shield thee from N
Save thee from the tempters snare
Lady, shun the dark eyed stranger:
| have warned you now beware.
Lady, once there lived maiden,
Pure and bright, and like the fair,
But he wooed, he wooed and won her,
Filled her gentle heart with care;
Then he needed not her pleading,
Nor cared he her life to save;
Soon she perished; now she's sleeping
In the cold and silent grave.
Keep thy gold LIDO not wish it,
Lady, have prayed for thisf
For the hour when might foil him,
Rob him of expected bliss,
Gentle lady do not wonder
At my words, so cold and wild;
Ladss-i p.xes> azs sa,.sszrzp -cEzsl,s. ~ z1e-
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-13
The Radicals of 1860 and 1865.

4 moments lance at the present cit
1sNSiou OF Ihe f-rs.isaA panty -~ita go. -
-l-s .. = = sss>-.
in 1860 and 1868. Among the cUnspic-
uous members of the convention in 1860
we're such men az Francis p. Blair, VIM.
NJ. Evarts, and host of others embody-
ing the talent and respectability Of the
Convention majority of whom are
now ranked among the most decided OPP
ponents of the Radicals. In the Chi
cago convention of that year, there we're
four prominent candidates for the Presi-
Dental omnation-Lincoln, Seward,
Chase, and Bates. The last act of Lin
coins life was to adopt the poiey Of Mr.
johnson. Bates abandoned the Radical
organization before Lincoln died; Sew
ard is an active enemy of Radicalism,
and if there is one man in the United
States whom the Radicals of o-day hate
more bitterly than they do Andrew
johnson, that man is Salmon p. Chase.
Then Chase, and Trumbull, and Fessen-
den, and Grimes, and Doolittle, and Dix
on, and Stanberry, and a host of other
great names, were in the ranks of the
Republicans. Now, they are either act
ing openly with the Democracy, or are
read out of the Radical party by the hot
heads who control it. Nor is this all
that is noticeable. While the statesmen
of the Republican party have abandoned
Radicalism, the vicious and treacberous
naents of the Democratic narty have
r I
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-13

SATURDAY NIGHT.-Somebody gets
of the following beautiful paragraph on
the closing night of the week. There is
a volume Of truth in it;
Saturday night makes the people hu-
man, sets their hearts to beating softly,
as they used to do before the world turn
ed them into war drums and Jared them
to pieces with tattoos. The ledger closes
with a clash; the iron door vaults come
to with bang; up goes the. shutter with
a viii click goes the key in the lock. 1t
is Saturday night, and business breathes
free again. Homeward ho The door
that has been ajar all week gently closes
behind him the world is all shut out.
Shut out? Shut in, the rather. Here
are his treasures after all-save the re-
cord in the old family Bible-and not
in the bank
May be you are bachelor, Npsty and
forty. Then, poor fellow saturday
night is nothing to you as you are moth
ing to anybody. Get wife, blue-eyed
or black eyed, but above alluiHle eyed.
Get little home, no. little,
and little sofa luz -
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-13
NASHVILLE DIREC TORY

= u Oh 11A1I@ y I1t It . = 4
~Rf,wing & Co., wholesale grocers and
commission merchants; i. L. Coleman,
wholesale druggist; Paul, Tavel Il Han
;. ner, booksellers, stationers, bookbinders,
bud job printers; Ill. a. Huntington,
dealer in fine custom made clothing and
gen;lemen's furnishing goods. Hotels
St Cloud, Stacey House, Mansion House,
Nicholson House.
.NEUPHIS DIRECTOR Y
Jones Bros, ,.Cartmell & Drury, cotton
factors aud esorIna issfo1i 1IIcrclauce.
EVANSVILLE.
Gardner, Noel L Co., forwarding and
commission.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-13

The Chicago Convention showed its
utter indifference to the foreign vote by
nominating Grant who prosecuted the
Jews during the war, and Colfax who
was a violent know-Knothing during
the existence ef that order, and IN iayor
of disfranchising all class Of foreigners
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-13
WonEN FArrENES foll l.fAa

WOMEN FATrENED foF sIAGE.
In Tunis girl after she is betrothed,
is cooped up in small room, shackles of
gold and silver are placed upon her an
kles and wrists as a piece of ess. If
she is to be married to md4 who has
discharged, dispatched, or lost former
wife, the shackles which the former wife
wore are put on the new brides limbs,
and she is fed till they are filed up to
the proper thickness. The food used for
this custom, worthy of the barbarians,
rs called drough, which is of an extraor-
binary fattening qualify and also famous
for rendering the mike Of the nurse rich
and abundant. With this food and their
natural dish. cascascia, the bride is lit
orally crammed, and many actually die
under the spoon In this country cot.
ton and India rubber. externally applied
are made. to answer u similar purpose.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-13

Josh Billings says If a man IS gong
to make a business Of serving the Lore
he likes to see him do IL when measurin6
onious as we'll as when lac boilers haley
luycr