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Nor1cE-We have the best VI arehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fire proof. and are no"
prepared to received United amount of Merchand-
Use, Flour Barley on storage at reasonable
rates. All goods delivered in as good order as
when received. MASON i HUFF.
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THOMAS WILLIS,
Attorney AID Counselor at Law

1 M C0NIISSI0NER OF DEEDS FOR CAL.
n IF0R&Ih. Office in Sweeny's Building.
He viii practice in AL the Conrts Of this state,
and in tie Circuit and district Courts OF the Unite
States. Most careful at-e":i0a will De given 10 all
matters entrusi Ell to iIisC Care,
flrHouses and Lots rented, boueht and sold. %
reasonable terms. Titles strictly invest "a ted,
convey ancing done, and collections made.
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ADDI;CatiOn for Patent.
NOTICE. NO. LEI.
'-
REGISTFR'S OFFICE.
CARSON CIIY. NLy.Da. May 9Th, lstS.


CARSON CIIY, NLyADa. May c5th, lstS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ 7. William- Ham Barr we'll. Joseph ClTn-
brow James I. Titus. J. b. IA nwell, Benz.
Wiz kf, Geo. W CraEe, !. D. Winters, Mat.
Ches,er has his day tle in this Office a diagram,
,oceti er with Noti,e + IN ICation for Patent
f. m the United States. under I Of Cungress ap-
proved July e. I>t6, r TV" Tho usand feet IF
oSt Cause Lode. and known the Lest Cause
aim, n the W slita Nj lns District. Douglas
County. Nevada: {, nIlncI.,I-g ct post No. l. the
:. W. corner. ruriilL t'.cIare : 1872. 80 $50
ieet 10 staff II No :: ihtHce : 10 81 " 100 feet
to station Ne. .: tin nc y L. 90 " loo feet 10
station No !: tlence 7uo ~ 100 feet 10 sta
ti,n Ne 5 tierc- H. 80 " 1850 feet to station
w. &: thence .to 90 40 feet to station Mo-;
Il enc . : 10 81 + eco trtt to station No. S;
thence : 10 81 West 10 feet t. place of b' GIN
ming con; lin NJ and lj-iUo acres. Dealings
WARREN T. LOLhHABT,
niv2-ra0 Register,
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18th clay OF April

A.. D. 1865. at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ
judgment VIII be tSAen against you anu me "a
estate ana improvements hefen desctlpta tor u
amount OF TAX anu delinquency speclHeu, an
costs oil suit:
A,pern John " possessory ciaim 10 30 acres
iand, = OF OF section ~ 10 II ~ !
OF MI piaoio Meridiah ana improvements lax al
Behr. Charles, possesory claim TO the west lf21
feet of lot "a Of Russell L Crows survey OF knl
pire City and Improvements; also personal PROF eE
ty assessed at 500 90; tax and delinquency - 81
Bradley BIS, , of lots , and in book II 4
:, T and IS division, Carson City; tax and delin
quency II "A
| Cromwell, Oliver, Hossessory clam 10 lot 3 II
block p Of Empire City and Improvements am
personal property valued and assessed at 800 90
tax and uelinJ,lencv so 81.
cleveland. + r. personal property assessed a
400 co: tax and delinquency Is g..
Cavell. Mrs Elizabeth, personal property asses
sci at $50 CO; tax aud dcinquenc, ) So.
CaIwalasler. Henry. posses-crv claim 10 2s4 acre.
ofIan3 ami i,nnroytmeuts abnu, ) niiies west Of
| Car.nn ,,i+y in Kings Canon bonded on the
,,"rtbiv 49, r1.iIn.I Lv e VI Fa,nn .rntb IN
ia,d frlea,,b -, o,i on ,bsva't by w.,
~ M :. n T-raaI,r,v s-iJ Ia,1 CONTINUITY
| L,,', 49, ~, :. ! h,,s, md RaI5y,,.s r,,,rI :,
auo" a. 'e -" "a -
| TterLart HIM ,,,..a..orv claim, IN l,t 10 II,
;, - ~ 49,, W.. 80 o,to ~
| -s,I ,r,',.s,',r ,ss>.d a. : tno. r., and delin
I $3.50 s.' " - "
T,,,.,r ,,zs.ssorv claim, IN ! n acres If
! Id 80, :. , ~ ,i ~. Ei,lr ,,.f
! ah,r+ ei,,ir ,,,ir.. IRON, Ca,.nu City known l.,
49, e'-'.' I''''e> 't'.-, '' ~ "
| DTS II iIIs. AMI Ir IN f,i,,fr- or, and
.,i.' 49,. ! a. - ~. Nv NH d.Iir,r.,,.,,
=" - -
-. ,-,... -s,-..--.- 10. ,,,..-
ti''- r,b 81 ca, i,rat and j,,,.r,,v
IAdH On "''h sne oi 'e', tevN "tiu .'.,t |
! ~, ~ - ~ ~, , - , -
lax ana "eiltf"e",s = ~ =.
'- ~ -, - w W.
y > 4,
= - 80 u ,i' a.. "a 40 ~ !. - - i,;,
meridian, and INF rv''mentsi TAX and ee.lEqaeh-
-, . VI II ---. ,I,i,, .,zr,. len
LAh'neit' VIA H. lr's',S'ti 1l"'ah - "uou' 40.
- % ''L-''. Ia! ~ i, 49, = a., -
carson t'tH' tax ana "eIIhf nrhoS
-n''-et, = :, - =. = -
S'.'''H - 40 :, :. - = 49, ~, ',i Io ~
M "s''I p -; 1eo ,.ros law, WI,
80, ~, ~ ~ VII ni,li, NIL, an sr.t
scion 40 !, - L u W o. , ''i.,
-; - -,
in4ueh'y 10 ". ,,o;-,, o. ca ..o-...,. law,
e. ~ Wv \ +'4.Wl ny e s.Cti,,, i,
= 81 Nv ana 81 ~ = Oh st' i ,. ID
40 y "a :, = ~ u ,,t,.r, 81 d.
ifn,s '"N n,a 90
- ~. -, - II !l,,aI+ -, -, y ~ ,,a,o ,,i
l'i" .eIi '!e ~ 'II' .
- - ~,
So, lanes dwelling house in Fmrire CITY.
r,ty as.,.s,tI at loo 0o' .sx All
@ ,,I;. .e,,,''- !
.Lt.', IA ms, money n interest srcured Lv
,0n 60.tav.s.,I aaI nnu.ncv -, u
WalfeT AlLr,t. r,.,t->.,rv claim 10 loo acres
1srdIeirg SEl - NWl and ! IF Ne. aui
ELlrfZri ~ ssrt ar, p. T IL y II % + + Vii
ni,rIt n,erJi,n and rersoual urn4rtv assessed AZ
go co: ta.aud DELINQUENCY 10 %.
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TSTATE OF SQUIRE MOTT, DECEASED.
Il Notice il hereby given by the under>i .,nei
Admini-tratTiN of the Estate OF Squire Mott,
ceased the Creditors Of and all persons hav-
ir- claims against the Estate of said deceased 10
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers 10 the
undersigned Administrative, at her residence
near sheridan, in Douglas county. Nevada. or 10
c. Dens m attorney tor said Administrative at
his rec III Carson Civ, Nevada, within ten
months from the Il rst publication Of this notice.
MARY MARGARET MOTT.
Administrative
of the Estate OF Squire Mott, deceased.
June 9th. 1858. l4w4w
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IDAHO.

GA From Bear River Junction, IN. o., by
Portage M.laie City, Fort Hall, Eagle Rock.
Snake River Ferry. and Junction Ranch, IN ).
10 Virginia City, 3u2 miles and back, three
times Week
Leave Bear River Junction Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at 5 Az:
Arrive at Virginia City third day by NJ;
Leave Virginia City Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at A. NJ;
Arrive al Bear River Junction third day by 3
=. ~.
I5,l5 From Boise City, by Willow Creek. t0regoa)
(u o1 Camp Logan, IN. o., Strawberry Val
lev, IN. Q. y Union, and Marysville, IN. o.. to
Canyon City. 159 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Boise City Moniay at A. NJ;
Arrive at Canyon CITY Wednesday by I P. MI
Leave Canyon City Thursday at : 4. NJ;
Arrive at Use City Sunday by : p M.
Proposals for lhree-times week service invited.
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MONTANA.

1923 From Virginia City, By Nevada City, sheri-
dan, Sturgis, aud Montana, to Bannack City, as
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Virginia City Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at 5 \. NJ.
Arrive at R;.nnack City next daysby II NJ;
Leave Bannack City Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at M;
Arrive at Wig mia City next days by l. n.
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n o 7 E S .

Each route must be bid for separately, with
separate guaranty and certificate, and must pro-
vide for the cow vance of the mail with - ceeri-
~, certainty, and curity,'' using the terms of
the law, ami proposal must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons certified to such By post
master or judge of a court of record
No pay viii be made for trip not performed, and
for each of such omissions not satisfactorily
planned three times the pay Of the trip may he
deducted. For arrivals 50 far behind time IS to
break connection with depending mail, and not
sufficiently excused. "ne-f urth Of he Comren-a-
tioa for the trip is subject 10 forfeiture Fines
will be imposed unless the delinquency tie salts
fact0riiy explained, for neglectng TO take the
mail from into post office: for suffering 1t to
be injured. destroyed, robbed, or lost; or for re
fusing. after demand, TO convey the mGil as fire.
gyIently the contractor runs, or is coLcerne! III
running vehicles on the route. Tre Postmaster
General may aanul the contrac: for diSOGeying ~
post Office laws, the instructions of the Depart
meat He may alter the schedule of departure
aud arrivals, and also order an increase Of service
BY allowing therefor pro rGtd increase on con
tract pay He may also curtI or discontinue the
service in while or in part, az propcrtionate de-
crease of pay allowing full indemnify to the
contractor one months extra CON en,atien the
amount of service dispensed with. an! pro rata
compensation for the service retained aud con-
tinuei.
For form Of proposal, &C.. &c see advertise
p,s,,t in pamphlet form Of routes in Kansas
nebraska, Colorado, &c, dated November 50.
1867, or any similar advertisement issued by the
Department.
Bids should be addressed to the &" Second
Assistant Postmaster General superseded Pro
ID SAILS, State of -" and sent by mail
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
ap.i-td Postmaster General.
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? TRICT. OkNSBY CO.,
COUNTY OF oRxsBr. NEVADA.
In the matter of the Estate of
Timothy Drtscol deceased.

NOTICE.-pCRSUANT To AN ORDER OF
~ said Court made on tbs 1 Ii day Of June A D..
lo6S, notice is hereby given that
Monday, June 22d, 1865,
at 10 clock A. NJ Of said day. and the Court
room of said Court. at the Court House in Carson
City, 0rnisby county, Nevada. have been APPOINT
ed "a the time and place for proving he WILL of
sid limo ly Drscoll deceased, and for hearing
the application of Edward Sweeney for the issu-
ance to him of Letters testamentary when and
where any person interested NAV appear and con-
test the same. VI. j. AcHMORE, Clerk.
Dated June 4h, 1868. s5td
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Monday, June AID, 1865,
UNITED STATES TAXES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Annual List for the Collection District Of the
State of Nevada, embracing assessments made on
Inc mes for the year 1877, special Taxes for the
Fiscal Year ending April 3Ctf, 1853, and tic An
nual Taxes Carriages, Watches, Plate, Etc.
has been returned to ne for collection, and all
persons residing in the Sixth Division cf said Dis
trict. comprising the County of Orn,by, liable to
pay such Taxes, are hereby notified that the same
have become due and payable, and will be re-
ceived by me at Office in Carson City, until and
including the
10th day OF June, 1s6s.
All persons who shall neglect refuse to pay
such Taxes within the time specified. shall be
liable 10 pay Five Is per cent. additional upon the
amounts thereof, together with other costs, for
notices. etc.
STEPHEN T. GAGE, Collect T,
BY John G. Fox, Dep Col. 9th Division.
Carson City, Man 3oth, 1868.
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NEVADA.

As7 From Genoa, by Taho and Slippery Ford, to
Piacerville, IS miles and back, oIce a week.
Leave Genoa Monday at S Am;
Arrive at Placerville next day by Il NJ;
Leave Placervilie wednesday At A. NJ;
Arrive at Genoa next day by Il u.
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SAM. G.. benson,
Alto n ~ at L aw,
District Attorney OF Crmsby Comfy.
Office in County Buildings. Carson Jity, New
da. Special attention given to cases 1nder the
United States Bankrupt law. ap24-tf
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COLORADO.

,055 From Cheyenne. (Dakotal, by La Porte, tc
Denver, Colorado, l02 miles and back, daily
supplying such offices As are on the route, at the
discretion Of the Department
Leave Cheyenne daily at g 4. NJ, Tor on arrival
of cars from the East;
Arrive at Denver in twenty-four hours;
Leave Denver daily at 8 A. NJ;
Arrive at Cheyenne in twenty-fcur hours.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Horrible Death--A warning to
IBrunkards.

The Holly Springs (MisS.) Reporter
says:
On Friday evening last, A. A. Pur-
wear. ESQ. an old citizen OF our county
living ten miles north of Holly Springs
was fOupu his xesssss ,,ssrsss..l -lr.aoss 80
crisp. The flesh Of his right arm was
burned entirely of, and every vestige Of
clothing except his vest bad been burned
to ashes on his body. The fire burned
into his stomach as low down a. Il bell
he wore, which checked it to some extent
When discovered, the poor man was ly-
ing on the hearth in his room. He was
still alive, but iusensibIe. He lived until
eleven o'clock on the morning of Satur-
day, wheu he died in the greatest suffer
lug. He never spoke after he was dis
covered, and it is a matter Of conjecture
as to howshe caught fire. BY some it is
supposed that in fit of intoxication bis
clothes caught FIRE from his pipe. and
that he was too much under the influence
of LIQUOR to extinguish the hames.--
Again. it is probable that, while attempt
ing to kindle a FIRE bypouring coal oil
upon the fire, the oil was spilled upon
his clothing, and enyeloped him II
flames. His sufferings must have beer
terribly excruciating. The deceased, al
though addicted to the excessive use o
intoxicating liquors. and seldom, if eyer
free from their influence, was whole
souled, we'll meaning gentleman, and, II
many respects, good citizen His deati
is warming to all who drink Of the in
toxicating cup.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Col. Edmund Cooper and scna-
tor PonleFOy.

Col Edmund Cooper, Assistant Sec.
retary Of tie Treasury, was rsanins cd TO .
day by the House managers Colonel
approaehcd on the succsct - using
Inoucy for acquittsl Of She resident I
lie answered he had ti.ata person pro.
tossing to act ON authority Of Hon. ;.
C. Pomeroy, Senator frung Kansas. pro
posed that Tor SAC, QUO. ez-h in hand he.
lPomeroy) would control fsur Radiesl
votes in tie Senate and Isis own. so az To-
insure the aeqaittal of the President -
The witness professed TO doubt his au
shortly. and then the person brought q
letter from Senator Pomeroy. datei Sen
ate chalnhes, day blank, substantially as
follows
= Sirs--l viii. in good fSt<li, carE cut
any arrangement made with nay brother
III law, Willis Gaylord, to which / am a
party ) G. P"Ns.-ov L 3 : -
Gen. Butler objected 10 the aitne-s
-. =. .5ss - isz
produce it then.
Willis Gaylord was then introduced bY
the person who first called on witness.
and read the letter ~ witness and Cay.
lord.
Thereupon Mr. Gaylord renewed the
proposition contained IN the letter,
namely. 1000 to secure the five rmes,
and the patronage of the administration
to be thrown ia for Pomervy in tho
State of Kansas
The witness believed that this propc-
sition from the Senator was intended ~
eutrap him, aud acting under that belief,
determined that he would lead thcm on
until he could expose them. The Wit
ness assigned AS reasons for this belief
that the Senator was a strong partisan
that he felt bitterly toward the President
and that if money was his object, the
party to which he belonged was much
better able to pay than lhe adminisira-
ton.
Ia addition TO which, the person in
cnumeratiug the names OF Senators
which Mr. Pomery proposed to control.
included the name Of Morton, Of Indi-
ana, aud witness did not believe such o
assertion to be possible. The name Of
Senator Nye was also included
The interviews with witness were
sought by the party protesting to act for
Senator Pomeroy. lie brought lettsrs
showing his authority. The terms we're
not accepted, and were not intended to be.
The further testimony Of Col Cooper
was 10 the effect that he was not advised
of any money having been used 70 MIA
ence the votes Of Senators.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

THE IMMENSELY OF THE UNIVERSE -
As a proof what an immense book the
heaven is, and also of the indefatigsbIli-
ty of the student, m&u, iD turning over
It's leaves, DR.. Michel, in his work de-
scribing the magnitude of Lord Roses
telescope. says that Lord Rosse has look
ed into space distance so tremendous,
so incouceivable, that light which trsvels
at the rate of 200 miles in one secoud,
would require period of ESQ, ,000, 900
of solar years, each con tanning about 81
000, 900 of seconds, TO pass the iuter
vening gulf between this earth and the
remotest point TO which this telescope has
reached How utterly unable is the
mind 10 grasp even fraction of this iIn-
mense period; to conceive the passing
events of 4 hundred thousand years
only, is an impossibllity, to cay nothing
of millions and hundreds OF milii0ns VI
years.
1,s.- -.... ..ssi1is.s OF .a;i~s
distance from the earth, yet a ray Of
| light will traverse that immense diso ut
10 4S0 seconds long a. the distance
may seem to be passed III 30 short time.
what comparison can the mind frame be-
tween it and that great distance, which
Drs Nicholas aud Rosse demonstrates,
would require every second OF time to
represent more than 500,000 years =
And recollect the study Of astronomy IL
not only useful to excite emotions cf
grandeur aud sublimity at such discov.
cries, but is the basis of navigation, aud
our note OF time, and unites the strict
uess of mathematical reasoning with the
most certain calculation.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

How To MAKE A PARADISE A Ia.
dy correspondent of the Pennington
(No.,) Herald furnishes that paper with
the following receipt for making a para
disc:
"Buy one acre Of ground. Feoce u.
Build neat cottage on it. Marry an
angel in hoops aud take her to the cot
tage Go home to the cottsge yourself.
Abstain from all yillianous drinks. Join
the church ard become Christian. live
upright before God and mau, aud you
have gained all the original happiness
that survived the fall.
Perhaps it would be as we'll TO change
the progra mme, 50 far as to become a
Christian, before you join the church,
although that may not be essential with
some people.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

BES. WADE.-Recurring TO the I'm
peachment business, the New York Post
comes to the conclusion that
The only disgrsceful vote css: 90
Saturday was that Of Dir. Wade, who,
with reckless abandonment Of deceney
and Proprieiy, voted for conviction, aud
for. his own elevation "a he Presidency.
Ie1Fz1-.g-. -. ~. .!Sr--rr- {. -
-ofner Supporters OF impeacinncIt nF'sr
conviction would be Obtained by only =
single vote. We shall be surprised if
Mr.. Wade's course ia this matter does
not drive him out of public life; il has
certainly lost him the respect ani eoud-
1ence Of all impartial minds.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

AN EXTINCT RAcE-Onc OF the
most remarkable races that ever inhatit-
ed the earth is now extinct They we're
known as the Gonuchcs. aud we're the
aboriginees OF the Canary Islands. Ia
the sixteenth century, pestileuce, slavery
aud the cruelty OF the Spaniaris sue-
ceeded in totally DISCRIMINATING them.
They are described as having been gi-
gantic in stature, but Of siugulafly
mild aud gentle nature. Their food
consisted OF barley, wheat aud goats
milk, aud their agriculture Was OF the
rudest kind. They had religion which
taught them Of future state OF rewards
and punishment after death, and of good
and evil spirits. They regarded the
volcano of Tencriife ss punishment for
the bad. The bodies of their dead were
carefully embalmcd and deposited in
catacombs. which still continue to be si'
object of curiosity to those who visit the
islands. Their marriages were very
solemn. aud, before engaging in them
the brides we're tattcned on mill.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

NOTABLE CONVERSION. = a grand
daughter of Rev. Alexander Campbell,
late President Of Bethany College, West
Virginia, was baptised into the Catholic
Church, by Archbishop Purcell, only 9
few DAYS sisce. it will be remembered
that a celebrated theological discussion
upon their respective religious tenets
took place between the Archbishop and
Or. Campbell several years since.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
a 5EOrman VYOnian's Plea for
MuitipIyIng Gods Image

The following communication was ad ?
dressed to the Desert (Salt Lake, Eve
ming Post:
The reading OF the articles Of the Ar
gus and Leader with your commeuts
thereon, has inspired me to pen you a
few reflections. The Argus truthfully
saws that, if the Mormon" were Wei
Gus, their fabric would soon crumble in
stead of gaining strength, as We have, in
tBieys sns- irFuss-srIs me sszs7 Sc 'sssss
Gus and corrupt people proyerbially in-
dustrious, temperate aud united ? And
we are temperate, not only in the use Of
liquors, but temperate also IN the use OF
tobacco, coffee, tea, pork, etc, believing
as we do that these articles deblltate
both body aud mind and tend to abridge
mans usefulness by promoting diseases
and shortening life.
How long will it be before men will
understand that saints practice polygamy
and monogamy, and not to pauder to un-
hallowed desires, but for the purpose of
multiplying offspring; which, next 10
the gospel Of salvation, are the greatest,
the noblcst and most precious gifts God
can bestow upon man. Aud why not
adopt every honorable and legitimate
means of multiplying Gods image 1t
one son or daughter-so much beloved
I by tender parents, and when death sepa-
rates them. 50 much lamented aud miss
/ eds valued and esteemed as most
precious treasure, would not n man be
correspondingly better off if he possess
ed twenty, or fifty OF such lAsehold
blessings? Good old Gideon, - much
beloved, had seventy sous; Abdon, a
Judge Of Israel, had forty sons Jair
had thirty sons; Jerubaal had seventy
one sons, and how many daug h,ssskt these
worthy men had born t. thss pred
HISTORIAN fails to tell US
"Abijah waxed mig p
sous and aughte ,-shere any
4 Of 6 cd q lhc face of Jason, it Is not a.
.khonoral b man noY 10 be the father
of tors dren as Sswas in those
~Gs when it Is admitted God
\ 9cN Els mind with the utmost plain
uess to his people on the earth
am satisfied that those who talk ant
write most against US are ignorant OF US
aid workings of Mormonism, e
termed. If they were to visit US, un
prejudiced, they would soon discoyei
. that we are not tue degenerate and uu
RsagIe thss haSs aS.a assn Snd rfR5s
! numbers oil bright, Intelligent children
growing up, dearly beloved and cherish
ed by their parents, who love, educat,
aud promote the happiness of their off
J springs aud are bound by the most sa
r Ssed aud holy ties to love aud cherisl
each other They would find, too in
; dustry and harmony prevailing III ou
, | mid n
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Hickman Directory.

.Ayor7eys at Lao.
y. D. Goalder, Randle & Tyler, a.
D. Eiagman, B. r. Walker, John A.
Lsuder6ale, John W Cowgirl. T. B.
Logan, 0scar Turner, j. G. Smith, Troy,
Tenn.
TAysicians
Drs. Gouriey & Corbe;t, Carter Blsn-
tss, q. e. Cstlett, RA. FAris.
Dry Goods.
J. Anperg, Vim b. Benny, Wolf &
Plaut, J. II Davis, J. 8. Hubbard.
Drag Stores.
c. A Holcombe, w. r. Walker.
H1olssais Grocers-
Miliet / Rouibac, v A. McCutehen,
u C.. Bailey, c. I.edwidge.
Saloons.
JsEn Heinza, James Parker, Jshn
v8sting. John Semonese.
Hardscare ard 7Tnicare.
I. uarnsse S. y. White. -
- = s'ssssy 's'sssssa ssss's
Saddlerx and Harness.
e. 8. Anderson
Carriage Kau.factsry.
kirkpatrick & Bro.
Cigar AanstdetErer.
Eraceis Miller.
FaSon Manufacturers.
Hsrtwiek & BaltEer.
TdiIors.
Leafs Persons. f. Case.
BARRIERS.
a. Margrsf s Co.
ErEit Tree Nursery.
George E. Rogers.
House ard Sign Fainter.
Ehonas II. Jones.
Express Companies
Merchants Union Express; Southern
Express; Overton, Steele & Co., Agents |
{nrait..5-e Stores
r. Bartoldus, Charles Oswald
Marble Works.
=. c. Ramsge.
Flo1rirg Mrs.
II. M. Robinson.
Books.
J. H. Davis.
Iqs7ranos Agent.
Ssinsel Landrum.
Livery Stable.
WIN. B. Plummer.
Matchmaker and Jet5elry.
Jehn d. Walker, y Plaut.
Boot and Shoe Shop.
George Wehmsn, Casper Sohm { Co,
JEhas Frenz-
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
NASHVILLE DIREc TORY

@faSI Till UIHEI TUX :.
E~iBg & Co., wholesale grocers and
commission merchants; L. L. Coleman,
wholesale druggist; Psul, Tavei & Han
per. booksellers, statiouers, book kbinders.
ssd job printers II. A. Huntington,
ssaler in 6he custom made clothing and
ssntleinen's furnishing goods. Hotels
et. Cloud, Stacey House, Mansion House,
Nicholson House
MEMPHIS DIRECTOR
1a@A- Rsa--. C@~tsa~i- 4 D-,>-y, ~~eSs.-
factors and commission merchants.
ET4N.S
gardner, Noel ( Co, forwarding and
ss7nissien.