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General Prinl.

There is a growing suspicion that
Cen Priln intends to make himself dfs
tator of Spain. He has certainly taken
nreciscly the means which he would
have taken had he seriously intended
TO follow the example of Louis Napoleon,
and establish himself as the Caesar of the
Snapish empire. He has postponed to
the latest moment the meeting OF the
Cortes. to which, as the representative
of the nation, he ought to have shown
a disposition to resign his power. tie
has sednlously avoided proposing any
candidate for the vacant throne, and SO
prevented. so far as he possibly could,
the formation of any strong party IN
favor of any particular candidate. F" hiie
he has thus refused to take any step To-
ward providing a.regular government fol
Spain. he has fattered the army by pro
noting all its officers, and has courtee
popularitv with the lower classes BY
proposing measures which he knew woult
/ meet with their favor. Ii may be tru
that he has no other object in view thai
the welfare of his country, but never
! theless so far he has marched in the patl
that leads straight toward usurpation an
military despotism. He has still tn
opportunity of proving himself the La
favette of Spain, but his acts are thos
i of one who envies the power OF Ma
) poleon rather than the pure fame OF tn
: patriot general.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
AdYertislng.

An exchange, in speaking OF advPTti-
sing very truly says:
..The country is full of men Who have
g,t rich by advertising. In fact no man
sxpects now 10 keep his business run
ming without informing the people what
he is doing. aud where he can be found.
The people cannot afford to spend the
time 10 hunt up places of buisness and
,rade They have been so long accus-
,.med TO gaining that Information from
newspapers. that they depend upon that
tourre altogether, and govern their trade
from what they1earn and read at theiI
homes and bg their own fresides, a
Ev,lv advertiser ent Is a friendly talk
het,xeen business men and their custo-
mers. Ills 4 daily Invitation for people
~ rome and trade And every day the
readerof a local paper expects to see
and read what the merchants, the manu-
facturers and the tradesmen have TO say
A%local newspaper is travelling agen
taxing his daily round toathe fnmilles o
all their customers No matter whefhe
times are good or dull, no matterwhethe
trade il brisk or otherwise, no buslnes
man can afford to take down his sISn
nor withdraw the pleasing influence OF
daily chat with his customers throug
,hc newspapers For a business man
Stop advertising would be Equivalent
saving, have stopped business, aud as
no Hlorc favors Of the people.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
ur. seward wants Cuba.

Secretary Seward, it seems, is still re-
oarding the West Iudies with covetous
ewes. aud according to accounts received
from Washington, he has sent Mr. Caleb
Cushing on secret mission 70 Madrid
to negotiate with the provisional gov
ernment Of Spain for the purchase OF
Cuba 1t is certain that Mr.. Gushing
has zone some where very unexpectedly
and mysteriously, since he has thrown
UP several very important cases III the
Supreme Court and notified his clients
to employ other counsel. Some suppose
he has gone to Saint Domingo to com
nlete the purchase of the Bay OF Samana
4 but the probabilities seem to point 70
/ ward the Madrid mission.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
,,.1.a,ona "Ku-KIu~."

Th. ..Ssymour Vigilance Comm'''ee
80 hang all who are known 10
80 -, hesn connected with the rooo'ue
,r.iI~and and express ears near
,n,,,,r Ind, last spring. Ihre9 NJ
,,sn,sd Elliott. Clifton aud Jarrci' %no
- crested shortly after the muraer'
"a ,.ken 20 Cincinnati for safe keeping
we're captured on the train on the n'S"
nf july 90, as they were being 'aAgu ~ y
Rrovnstown. Ind, for trial ana hu"'
hv The Tigilauc. COMMITTEE
II was known that three oil 'he ioO
ho-s we're still at large, aud VISorou
,,,,-s,,;t was at once commenced. ARC
se.reb of several days, James MOOT
rrsnk Sparks and Bill Rosenbery wei
.r-as+ed identified, aud hung to the san
80 ,b,t caused the death OF the other
Tho work. of the stssiianee 'OsaAls14As !.
dcrson at New Albany. Ind, making t'
in all that have been executed by tn
,cIf-constitutsd committee. 1t is tru
the men they hung were bad men, VI
had no respect ior the T'sh's or ilNfS
others. but that is no reason why IN
should not, have been dealt with accQi
ing to law Wherein does this slSiiai
t1o,nnliitee differ from the hu-hluA
much denounced by the, law abid'
North? Both seem to have been anu
ted by The one object. the taking OF
law in their own hands to correct abu
vpd outrases which "the laws della
lid not punish with the promptness
perhaps severity they regarded as due
Offenders. But We hear of no 20
militia or any other kind of militia
ing inflicted upon the people where
Vigilance Committee have feen op
ting. masked as the Ku Klux were
has it provoked the harsh measures
ward the innocent which were adol
yith SO much alacrity, not to say dell
in some States. ltnakesall the dl
enee imaginable where such crimes
be committed aud how they may be- t
Oh 10 political account.
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Anotheriixear. A

= -.,,. ;..,,e completes the hfty
90 - nf the CouRIER for 1863, ana,
- ;o obedicnce to long estapllS'ea
.,,x-om With newspapers, have concluded
% suspend publication for one weeN' y
<.-sa- n rive all hands an opportunity 10
ep;oy the Christmas holidays W. 'O-
s,.,l.,e ourselves that during the P"S'
-.r- the COURIER has been issued
rsralarly every ueek-rn"ever having
heer an hour behind time, and mat on,
49,, heen rewarded by an honest
,n.,sree. The ucxt number OF the
C.r.,vs will be issued the I'd OF Janu-
1850 and we respectfully soliels
.oa,;n,ancs Of the favor Of which 1t Rs'
be.n the recipien.iu in the past. ,.e
ssAuother year Of our journa.'s'l'c sue ~. -.
$50 from the calendar TURNS -.
enr;ad the COURIER has brought It's reS
,,.,. weekly accounts OF iransP'I."
sxeu,s--accouuts of circumstances ""''
,o.,led governments and upset tn.0"1 :,
os local affairs which giaddened !
So, ar buried life's bright hopes
~. ,,,ve. of some dear departed on
ssnv events, many loved ones h'sh .
h;tions noble joys, sleep aith the re-
ding year, aud We, the actors remain
With the hearts that Heaven gave
mus, step into the new periods OF ife
.l..L.,;aa assIsue0 Us.
To QUE and all, and especially 10
p,trops Of the COURIER, We wish
cess. Let as, each, adhere to our
resolves, industry, economy. virtue
ns-ance aud above all charity hen
herring that We are indebted to : 00Fs' :
for much Of the troubles OF i'ie' al
we would be blessed in 1862 ie' u
-<eN ,a.tr mart,
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Nrw PApER.-Messrs. PETIT

New PAPER Messrs. re''e"s'''
Rates 4 Co. of New York. propose to
publish weekly rural and family paper,
r, he called Hearth aud Home, the
Grst nun,ber to be issued in January. 1t
will be devoted ''to all that pertains 70
country life in its broadest sense Ii
will be neither part;zan nor seetarian-
Donald G.. Mitchell. ak Marvel, is to
he editor in chief. with a corps OF asso-
ciate editors of high reputation IN their
speeiai departments The publishers
are well known 10 the press as gentlemen
Of enterprise, aud among the best ana
most reliable advertising agents OF the
country. and under their management,
the Hearth and Home will deu"tiess less
be an entire success.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

] yrpFesos DAvIs-This distinguish
al ,os,,ti.sman has made his formal bow
Va = lecturer. a striking illustration OF
the ups aud downs Of this life. lie
s,ams 10 have brought to his new ven
tnrs the uracefh bearing, foreible elo-
a,eu~e. aud polished rhetoric which dis,
t;nrnisl,cl him in the United States
senate The Radicals are making merry
over his debut in this peld, They have
feared him as a foe, hated and insuited
Nm a. prisoner. and to .heir great NOR
tifeation and chagrin, have just been
compelled to quesh the proceedings
ag.ins. him in Riehmoad for treason
Now they are e.taking siheus last fii"5s ~
him for doing what few OF them nave
lately done, aud that is turning an hones'
penny. ~
T. f
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RsTS7ts Read 'khts IDaPoTtant Letser-ls are
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hours; at the same time the child had strong
symptoms OF worms. My physician-ono
Of the best in this part Of the country--ex-
hansted all his skill and fh Materia MedieA
10 expel the worms, and entirely failed to
bring any.f sIfthoaghts rJOhR ,BIu' could
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three boxes, in triple doses, night aud morn
ing, with happy results. The child has NOS
had spasm for over three months, and in
stead OF the bloated mass that he was, he 10
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Yours, truly, N L. DUPLAS.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
.wa,E 30 E4urut8f
SMITH TONIC SYRUP
~ FOR TnE CuRE or
Ia GU E AN DHFEV E r



G. II l. j. 5 A y ID FEW ER.
The proprietor OF this celebrated medi-
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IL Is, however, prudent, and in evory case
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=. S.--Thc following WAS written April
30, 1863 by Mrs. Jennis lohnson, mother OF
Capt. johnson
DR. BuLI-Dear Sir Ny husband, DR.. c.
S. johnson, was a skillftilsurgeon and ply
sician in Central New York, where he died,
leaving the above G. p. johnson TO my care
At thirteen years Of age he had q chronic
diaFrltea and scrofula, for which Ravo him
your Sarsaparilla. IT cURED HIK / have
for ten years recommended il to many ia
New York, Ohio, and Iowa. for scrofula,
fever sores, and general debility. Perfect
success has attended st. ? Tho cures effected
in some cases of scrofula and fever sores
were almost miraculous. am very anxious
for my SON 10 again have recourse 10 your
Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful OF getting
spurious article, hence his writing 20 you
for il. His wounds were terrible. but be-
lieve he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

{ OF Only ~ Stp .S6N-i
br together those fishing to rent and
th,having houses irent.
the poor, who cinot afford to pay
lar5rices, this chealystem will prove
peclrly acceptable and will enable
them get employnt, TO rent their
hum.homes, and to ke known their
wantsithopt the intention Of Agents
and won't burdeusom;harge.
! SmNealers, meehas, etc, will al
so finds a most exent method Of
adveriis their busineat cheap cost
lin fator a mere trim
We a$he attention our citizens
generally our proposit and solicit
c from thetdveftising IN TEN CENT
: COLUMN.
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NJ NERMoNTERS away from home should
Y take Tue VERMONT RECORD Asp
Primer 1t is State paper. News frem
every county each week. Best paper in
Vermont for Home news None other like
it. 81 80 per year; 81 25 six months; rs
cents three months. Every yearly subscrib-
er gets a present. No chances. All SER
we'd alike. Terms always in advance. Be
sure and take it. Address q The Vermont
Record and Farmer" Brattleboro VT.
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RECESSION OF THE RATIFICATION

The resolutions of the Oregon Legs
lature resembling the ratification BY that
State of the 18th Constitutional amend,
ment. we're received to-day aud referred
TO the House Judiciary Committee, who
have before them the question OF the
legal power to reseind such ratihcaiiohs .,
as presented in similar resolutions OF the
Ohio Legislature at the last session.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

WHILE the silkworm is dying out in
the old world it is fourishing in the new.
The effect of the climate of our Pacific
coast Is, ths, the best worms aud most
healthy eggs are produced there that tcaa
be ssoound any where IL the world. "a.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

Dox'T give the merchant chance TO
dan 'yeu Prompt payment, make inde-
pendent men.
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pzkE. pQ-AnUGAz EARKE1e :

TIL Pr 4LZLLAL EA2e.KE,Pl
NOW in its sixth year. Published in
~ Philadelphia, monthly, a s. 90 per an
num- in advance, by PAscHALL MoRRIs. Is
No. 18th street. Philadelphia. Twenty CO.
pies for twenty dollars. Is chiefly made up
of original matter. in relation to every de-
partment of Agriculture, horticulture and
Rnral Economy. Large inducements and
liberal prspiums offered to agents and can
vassers. Sample copies furnished on ap-
plicetion.
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call from 5Hinness~ta a .

KINosroS, p. O., Meeken CO., Min, APl. :, &C.
Mr. Jonx BtLL-Dear Sir. I mos cd from
Kentucky TO this place. The stores have
none of your W Worrn DE si roy er for sale. They
are greatly needed here In Minnesota. a
trial is All that is needed tc give them p
reputation. We cant 60 without them. Do
send some on this way.
Yours, sincerely, D. o ARRoWOop.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

DESToN BARRACKS, No, April 30, SO.
DR. JoHN BuLL-Dear Sir knowing the
efficiency Of yoHrt rtSarsapAril laraBd the heal
in eAaiId be ef ciai quSltie. IL Possesses, I
send you the following statement Of my case:
gas wounded about two years Axo---vas
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved 30 eftcn, my wounds
have not healed yet. have not sat up =
moment since WAS wounded. | am shot
through the hips. My general health is
impaired and ! need something to assist
nature have more faith in your Sarsa-
parilla than in any thing else. ] wish that
that is genuine. Please express me half
dozen bottles, and oblige
CART. c. p. JOHNSON,
w ~ ~ -a 81. Louie, Ms.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

IsABrLLA's hey, the Young = rf'ncs ,Dt ;,a %
lie AstuTias, sis heavy set, du u -ioyA :"
snrofnlous w boy. Rechefort ungai."n.;i .s;il
ssHc,1 him s,sthesPrince who e reNer "'
- -. ,.hol,;s father WAS. saBGed'E
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

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L.. DONALDSON,
a t torn Y at / a w.
TiptOnyilie, Obion County,

W. ILL practice and attend to all busi-
w ness in the Courts of Obion and adj
Joining counties, and also in the adjacent
counties of South Western Kentucky.
RSE Prompt attention to collection OF
slaims in these localities.
karl9-ly
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
THE BANKRUPT LAW EXTENDED |!
4 Chance fer the Unfortunate

TIME benefs Of the Bsnkrupt Act has
been extended to FIRST OF JANUARY.
1869. All who wish 70 avail, themselves of
the said extension had better call at once.
We are prepared With all the necessary
Blanks &C., and can promise o discharge as
as soon as il can possibly be obtained
RcULHAt y LAtpEHpALE.
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is return to

T. his return to
: : = ,ossible. Where
5st grown young
k'4hood's prime thou
~ 81 me? 1t cannot be
4 3 'breath! 1t is! it isl" and
I'D at my feet. The children
fe trouble with, but they finally
- bWledged me- The uoze wuz the
Isecher they took hold Nv; thatwuz un-
changed.
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YIRGINIA.

Leading Conservatives in virginia
- 70 accept. with n protest, negro
p.epon gps,,e as fixed fact, s-d abandon all
onros;t;on to it. but to oppose the IRON
ciad disfranchising oath OF the new con !,
st;tution of that State. Ih's course, ~ y
!. believed, will secure large coiore'; s
vote for the Conservatives An azure
-,n,hsa sins. these views will shortly
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

There were at least a dozen bills
troduced in the House to-day by ~
southern members, to remove the politf'
cal disabilities from Southern men Tbs
Reconstruction Committee intend to de.
Law the action at preseSt on them ana :,
then bring in general bill covering al
of the eases referred to them. The DIS
position for amnesty is quite liberal
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
CONGRESSIONAL REcEss

CONGRESS has agreed to adjourn vrtu-
.llv from Saturday to the 9th of January.
The Senate to-day eoneurred 10 NV Wv
House resolution for recess i'0m 0nators D
u until January 9th. The senators ',s
anpear to be indisposed to enter regu-
larly upon business before the hotray n 7, :
and this week promises to be unusually
| 1,rn
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

BAnox ROthschild left enough ss.sS mOnsS
Pan" Pan NV York city at its assessed
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
CHAP. III.

CHAP. III.
- Husband mine sed she, in her win
sninest tone, g thy lock is black, while
mine, alas is gray. Buy for me also
Smiths potent cure, that | may be ez
first VOC knowd me in loves young
dream''
Good I resist the eutreaty? Nary,
bought bottle, and To- in mouth she
was transformed. Her rusty gray hair
became ez black ez jet. "A new set of
custom made teeth, which cost me fifty
dollars, completed the metamorphose,
iand she wuz young agin-her yuth cost
lame ffty-one dollars cash.
strous inysstment! Four weeks
]. u. ~tba - T5rYYzes ansun off with a yank ee
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
IN THE HOUSE.

Lynch's bill providing for eontrac-
ton of the currency and convertible
small interest bearing bond was made
the special order for the 9th of January
Garfield. of Ohio, also introduced BILL
which was referred TO the Committee on
Ways and Means, providing that con-
tracts NAV be made in coin, as recon-
pended in McCullough's report.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
-Four Constitutional amendments were
introduced in the House on the suffrage
question and referred TO the Judiciary
Committee, which is iudisposed to touch
the question at present
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

BULLS SlRSTfARlITi. Slf Ii.
4 GOOD REASON FOR THE
CAPTAINS FAITH.

Read The Captains L,fter and n. Leusr F-s~
Ills AofheT.
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Is TIE Sen At +

Some preparatory Legislation was ac-
compIi,hed to day on financial matters
I, the Senate Morton introduced his bill
providing for the redemption of the legal
tender currency, and will make speech
upon it on Wednesday. Cole introduced
one providing for coin contracts.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

Man LSauluS paPSi -
introduce a new feature =. =! -
termed Ten Cent Advertise 8. = -
have determined to adopt in o. :
There are many persons VIII
method of communicating with iil3
lie without having tospay too much s.
Il Some wish to make it known :;
they want servants, or to rent hoy
or to get boarding, etc. Others wish &
rent houses. or farms, etc. Others WI
to sell houses, lands. horses, cows, hog.
or something else. Others wish to ad
yertise that they have lost or f'snnl
'e.,,a,I,;ng We have determined ),
MAKE special place iu the COURIER ID,
.hase ~ notices oil WANTS, for SALE, !
syxT Losr or POUND, at the cheap pris
nf.TEN TT CENTS PER LINE for cal
Insertion The most of these advert. =
me me,lts will make bnt two lines in the
n,.r aud will therefore cost only 20 ce
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

-lp,,v 7.rpuvssee .hegislature proposes
- recess during the coming hollaass
GEN. co1r paid his lawyers a asSS,' ,Sas1
- ~ thousand dollars for. proying z ina.
twepr Nv n,;gbt have been insane tor-tn'r'y
seconds.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

MoRMoxIsM is trying s,raneg ,.h. md
a;snt NO for excluding Gentle light ,;no ana
consequent perversion rms .is;an Is n0'" Of q q
Lass ambitious than the Invention - ~ -
less s,r aInbabet There have recently been n
,e,:.a,roI 5ew a. y ~ Salt Lake Cny 10000 CO
Mes NE. of certain school books printed IL
| fhe new language
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MARRIED,

Dec. fst. 1868. by Rev. G. NJ. scott, at the
house OF the brides father near Upton, Mr.
John NJ. Miller, OF Clarence, and Miss sarah
Bradley.
Dec-E .ieGs, by Rev. Il. tAsEarguson, Mr.. Luke
Corker nifd MIS- Judith Ann Wyant; oil Of Ce-
oar COUNTY, IOWA ~ ~ mari 'n -r-~ai ~ .r.
On December 10th, Mt the house OF the brides
father, by hey. ~ H. Hnglsesc MI. WM L. NC
Croskey TO Miss Anna n. Carpenter; ali near
iNts-Sp n :. 1 49, a. a. =, - -
back for which the happy couple have our
~ Decd MI i7th, slsAe so,ss of Nj. john
tirelg, of ClAfeRce. TO Miss MagSi u Ferguson Of
Red Oak Cedar county, Town.