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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

MUsIc-The future lie not ours.
EssAY-A Dew Drop, Kate Johnston. High
School.
DEcIAMArIoN-The Value Of Time, Edward
Finley. Grammar School.
EssAy-Starting Out in Life, Flora Bunnell.
Grammar School.
DEcIAMAr1oN-Reading Milan Hogmire.-
Grammar School.
MUsIc-Sister tbs the wood-brd's song, Gram
mar School
EssAY-Smiles, Jennie Ridlon. Grammar
School.
EssAY-Not Dreaming But Doing, Lillian
Squires. Grammar School.
EssAY-Way-Marks, Clara Stsbbins. Gram
mar School,
DEcLAMAr1oN-Mind, The Glory OF Man, j.
DeVillo Burked. Grammar School.
MUsIc-The Dear Sweet Bells Of Memory.
EssAy-che History Of the Class, Flora Lick.
Grammar School.
EssAy-Prophecies by the Prophecies. Ella
Gray. Grammar School.
EssAY-valedlctory Nina Merriman. Gram
mar School.
MUsIc-Class Song.
Diplomas Conferred.
Exhibition Thursday evening, June 20.
PROGRAMME.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

The Certificates of Honor and Promotion
awarded after the examinations.
Graduating Exercises Of the High School and
Grammar School will be held Monday evening,
June 26. Exercises to.begin at o'clock.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

Spelling Thursday, June %, 90 to 1919 a. m.
French Z" - IL to IL
Geography B" :. :. IA to 2H p, m.
A" " 3 to 4
Arithmetic Adv.-Friday, 90, 919 to 1913 a. m.
Astronomy IL to IL
Grammar A IL to 213 p. m.
Reading Adv !" to
Arithmetic B-Monday, g. 91s to 1o1s a. m.
General History 90 Is IL to IL q
Grammar B. Ia to "a p. m
Penmanship and
Drawing, . to
Arithmetic A-Tuesday, 81, 915 TO 101S a. m
u. s. History III to IL
Civil Government" Z" IA to 21Sp. m
Reading B. q" 3 to
Algebra-W Wednesday, 49, 915 to 101s a. m
Reading A :" IL to IL "
Botany Ia to "a p. IN
Grammar TO
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23
Lawrence Union School.
.7.N.NTV'ERS.IRI. EXERCISES.

Examinations for promotion conducted by
the Principals
Primary Grades-Monday, June 10.
intermediate Grades-Tuesday, June 90.
Grammar and High Schools-W Wednesday, FL.
In the lower grades the examinations Will be
oral. In the higher grades the examinations
Will be both oral and written.
The classes OF the present term in the Gram
mar and High Schools will be examined pub
iicly in the following order:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
Assembly standing Committees.

On JnGiciarv-Nes~r, Williams. lockwood,
Savage, Manning, Bowman. , mes, Tenant.
WaN- and Neans-Sayage, GaraEhan, Manning.
Buckingham. Cawch, Williams, Smith.
Federal Relatious-Milliams, Caravan, Child.
Savage, Bowman.
Public Morals-Trousdale, Burlingame, Buck
inghani.
stat. Library-Liken. Simpson. Barber.
Public ~Lsnd--IIatch, Garaghan, Iurlingame,
GRAY. Wagner.
Internal lmrrovements-siurphy, Potter, Wag-
uer, Beck. simpson.
Contingent Expenses and Accounts JONES,
Beck. Barber, Williams. Lockwood.
Mines and Minir- luterests-Murphy, Hay,
Gnaghan, Piper, Organ.
Carporations-Smifh, Gowen, saville, Patchen,
Riiy-op.
Counties and County Boundsrics- Garaghan,
Bowman. T.ousiale, Willard Linens.
Trade anu Manufsctures-Delano Dewey, Owen,
Fuller, Hatch.
Military and Indian Afairs-Beck, Hay, Law
son, Mcclellan, Rogers.
State Institutions Gray, Tenant, Hogan,
Patchen, Williams.
Enrullmsnt-Willard Roney. Organ.
Public prnting-Delano Harris, Lockwood.
Claims-Chill, Greenh.lgh, Piper, Hogan, and
Fuller.
Fngrossmont-Patchen Rogers, ElIyson.
Agriculture pangberg Mcleod, Harris, Pot
ter, Fuller.
Eleciions-Barber. Bowman, Cowen, Piper,
| Duvey.
-Miieage-Tennant, Garachan, Greenhalgh.
on Education-Trousdsle, Burliugane, Jones,
Dewey, Brown.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NoIIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN RY THE IN
~ aersigned, Executors u the estate Of Alder;
q. Muller, deceased. 70 thu creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication II
this notice. 10 the said Executors, at VIM. Patter-
sous cfice, Carson City. ormshy county, Nevada.
ACiB MULLER,
VICTOR A. MULLER.
Executors estate Of Albert a. Muller. decd.
Carson, February Is. ISL feii4w
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

pre-ideut-Iieut. GaycrHur Frank Denver,
Speaker .rga.- u l. Hastings.
srrrrtar, -1nts = Birkueii
Assistant StrIptary-I Butler.
Sergeant at-Arms-M Thompson,
Assistant Serreaut-at-Arms-l u Moves.
Eugro-.ing clcrk-trauk Sporting.
Minute Cirrk-W u Mason.
Journal Clerk-N , Savers.
Copying Clerks A Mathews.
Claaplaiu-lsev MIR Allen.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

EsTATE or DAVID b. COOK, DECEASED.
Ia Notice i hereby giyenby the undersigned,
administrative IL the above named Estate. tothe
Creditors and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit the same with the nee
eSsary vouchers. within ten months from tbs
publication Il this notice, 70 the undersigned, Al
William pa;tersou's Office, in Carson City, ormsby
County, state ~ Nevada.
MONTGOMERY COOK,
administrator
December q. 1870.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
BOOKS and STATIONERY.

TNHE REASONS FOR BUYING BOOKS AND
STATIONERY from Us, rather than going to
New York, ATT
FiR>T-we MANUFACTURES very largely II
go,-i> exactly suited ta yaur wants, ana Whirh
yuu cannot obtain elsewhere.
sEC9ND-We HUg an5 SELL. importing from
Eastern and European manufacturer. upon such
terms a. maks it 70 yuur interest to come to u
rather than 20 to New York.
I0nr rider, are respectfully solicited, ~satistac-
tion guaranteed. Very respectfully,
A. l.. BANCROFT s. CO.,
fell-3m SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
Marriage and Celibacy.

Essays for Young Men. or great so
CIAL EVILS aud ABUSES, which interfere with
MARElAGE-with sure means 81 relief for the
Erring and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitated.
Sent free. III scaled envelope. Address
HOW Il ASSOCIATION. No. . 5. Ninth ST.
lti;sdeira.a. pa ac.5 -
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
Officers OF the Assembly.

Speaker-R + Lowery.
Speaker pro TEN -Ihus } Tenant.
Cierk-Gra W Cassidy.
Assistant C.erk-P " McGovern.
SerzeAAt-at-Arms-D W Meaver.
Assistant Sargeaut-at-Arms-iI y BnrnhaEn.
Minute Clerk T. Curtis.
Jon nal Cirrk-J G Dorsey.
Progressing Clerk-W J Smith
Chaplain-gey J r Hammond.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ the Estate ~ y. IL. Barber. Deceased, viii
present the sane 10 me, al Genoa, Douglas
County, Nevada. duly authenticated ~ required
liz law. within zen months from this date, or the
ssme will be forever barred. n. BLOSSOM,
Executor of the Estate Of d. II. Barber, decd.
December Is, $50
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

Fs'HE Y. 4 r. X. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due prerantion against accidents aud
lass ~ life resulting from the running 81 iheir
trains; and Ihey take this method " warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the tob common practice u children playing about
their carr and locomotives. Those having in charge
tire business II the Company lind il impossible to
PERSUADE buys, Who frequent the terinini aud stop
ping place. II the rad from climbing upon the
cans ard engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures II these
apnoyances are continued. Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascribablr to the car.lessness Of
persons ia jumping % and on tho cars when IN
motion, should he warning enough in themselves.
n NJ. Y~EIINGToN, Superintendent.
August 10. 1870. II
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

VOID QUACkS.--A victim Of early in
n discretion, causing nervous debility, prema-
ture decay, etc, having tried in vain every aiser-
tised remedy, has a simple means Il self-eure.
which he viii send free 10 his fellow sufferers.
Address: ]. ". FUTILE. IS Nissan street. Neu
gotl. GasN- 6ra
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

SENATE.
Erected in $50. HoI1-over and Contest.
oENsEY COUNTY.
N.f,U.r. 4 n Contested ~ Not-s arc.
L.NIsgE COUNTY.
Mccoy. ". W. p McCoy, long term.
Sr,usrr. john n Spsavrr, uueNrired do.
STOREY COMFY.
pbnl,n. Jane. nj Hall. ". n. tR.j
Hopkins. Gra5Ee ". tR.A
Fox, LII. D.
rLx0uguNTy.
Moore. J.B Ra Con. by W. 4. Dyer.
LYON COUNTY.
utrlett J.C.F E1 Hastings, u. l.. r.
LINCOLN ,ov>rl.
Hazard, r.. r. ~
rsxrEtLu, couNTr
Boring. W. NJ. d. Abraham, i. h.th.}
HUMBOLDT cuuNEr.
McBeth. Robert d. bgnuiie!d. M.S-th}
poraLAs COUNTY.
Small, Jas. W. Ind.
SYE taUNTT.
Mul,cn. Robert D.
WHITE rIaE cou>El.
Cleveland &C. o.
NILS, George T.. d.
wssloE COUNTY.
Eastman. I. II. lR.) saamp, T., u. fE.A
cnuEsHIlL cgyNFl.
HHl. VIM. ID
~NorE.-rhere ARE in the senate twelve RePubli
can. lf whom Two ,rcupy seats which will pruha
bis he contested ten democrats, and enc lIde
pendent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
BILLIARDS!

1hr weil-knuwn Bfllisrd Table Manufacturers, Of
Nes York, have established AT
s Market 81. San Francisco.
An extensive branch II thtir business. where they
propose Ia keep constantly on hand the LAR6E
sfA aaa.t complete assortment IT
Billiard Tables, Cloths, Cues, Etc, on
this Coast.
THE TABLES are II the latest STYLES and size
recently adopted in the Eastern States ARE manu-
tactUrel in chr be.t possible manner, and fur
ui-hej with rltELAA'S LATEST IMPROVED
CUSHIONS.
The urw composition billiard BALI made ny tho
Hyatt Manufacturing Go 81 Allsny y. Y, the
beet substitute TOR ivory vet Discovered. For sale
only BY u. Ffige Sl= per st.
All -8ads stId will De ofthe best quality, and the
prices tuliy Is low ~ any other LoRse Ia the bust
uys~.
PARTIES visiting the city are invited TO visit our
wartr8au,s and inspect Hnr stock,
GE + PIIELAN. al Market 81.
=. Il. The public are notified that no other
HEttr- nu he FssiHr ce.st have the right 10 scA
PiH!an's Cu.hiam-. oels-3n
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN

EyERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE 4 BorTLI
IL THE HOUSE.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

As after paying eoupons NJ. . On the bonds T.
.,.s H. the Truckee and Virginia Rail Laaa Co1n-
,,ny due on the 1t II etemb $50, there r.
nsinei in the Rail Roa3 fnnd more than enough
"a, Commissioner accented - the offer 81 that
eompany 10 deduct All amount equal y what
could L. interest Upon the coupons ~ q The
zine when they wonld be dpc, = thrif payment
,,f.rsd deduction (s2l5l the coupons 80. 3 have
n.su nnrrha.ed aud cancelled by Oh" County
Treasurer.
BALANCES.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
nEEICIAL
Nfnic Ofncers,
THE LEGISLATURE.

u Lewis, Chief Justice. u & whitman.~-Justt.e
Joha Garbcr.. .Justsec. Allied Helm.---tleIk
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

The btIAHEes uN hand. with tine money which
wiH caHge during Jaau ,ty, 1871. viii bubbles
raaue ths am8Bnt tg less than Sl8.eaa al the
cs3ae of Sire Utassa-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

The balances IN nc several faa4s. III poeom-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

rhe County Treasurer has flied IT, this o.ace his
account. with the State for the half year ending
III. lath Il December, l-su, ~ hasusted aud
PASSED Is the state Cautrgilsr ga tae Eth 81 DE-
e,mber, together with tie Controller s asieial GER
tiicate. tliat .uch tnttlenent Lad been made aud
that the county Treasurer "1s hereby discharged
from al liabilities ~ 70 the same"
Tue following transfers have btea made
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
r1ailr State l'rgistrr.


III coCSTf AUDIT Ii fIAs TIE HONOR
TO report q thr bJar1 Il. Dma,y Commit
sners the f~all,wiHe s~tatenle 1ts I'D s.tas Ian D. fa.
.cal aa iifs 81 Tho santy t5r tie bait wear euaaua
= az atst DrceulisrF. 1870.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

amount 1" =
The application II ss.2sI On currency
from the Redemption iund has earct-
81 the purchase Il old claims, The
principal os which was.............. Sitafs y
,,,.on which the accrued int gest was. 2,eoi -
-
Total liability 49, -
Being q saving Sis@ ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11
Tl,e Nieht-RIovvIng aiIIy.

The following pretty legend is related
and devoutly believed in by the inhabi
tants of the Harz Mountains, of the
nigh'-blowing lily Of Laaenberg
Beautiful Alice dwelt with her widow
ed mother in small cottage at the foot
OF the Harz Mountains Her principal
occupation was that of gathering forest
>fraw-that is the foliage Of the pine and
fir tribe. which is very mueh used In
cerfain parts Of Germany as a siuiiug
Tor beds &C. Thus was the maiden oc-
cupiei when the Lord of Lapeubers
Castle rode by With willy words he
extolied her looks, and >w0re that she
was too pretty TO be hid in pea-aut'-
cot. aud begged her 20 come and dwell
in hislord!y castle. where she would have
nothing to do but command. and where
Az would obey her The simple girl was
dazzied by the brilliant prospect. bur
true IN her simplicity. few to her mother,
and related all that had tran, PRED The
terrified mother wept bitterly over her
dariiug's communication for too well
she kneg the character of Laueuberg'
diseoute baron Hastily packing up
iter few household treasures. she carried
of her wonderiug aud serrowful child to
the shelter Of "A neigbborng convent
within whose sacred walls she believed
poor Alice might rest in security. Not
long. however, had the simple country
girl been immUred in tie holy edifce
before the enraged noble discovered her
retreat aud. determined to obtain his
prey. assembled his vassals, forced an
entrance into the convent, and seizing
the object Of his passion. bore her, hall
dead with dread to his castle. On ar
irving at midnight in the garden in front
/ Of his emba,tled dwelling, he alighted
with his senseless burden in his arms
but, as he attempted to enter the castle,
the guardian spirits of the place sDatehed
/ the poor maiden cut Of his grasp. and on
! the very spot where her feet had been,
spraog up the beautiful lily of Lauen
/ berg The annual appearance of the
Ills at midnight IS anxiausly looked for
ward to by the inhabitants Of The Harz;
ard many Of them are said to perform a
nightly pilgrimage to see il, returning TO
their homes overpowered by its dazzling
! beauty. and asserting thatits splendor is
SO great that it sheds beams of light on
/ the valley below
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11
AIice G.ary.s OnFy Loyer.

Mrs Mary Ciemmer Ames writes to
the New york hdcpe,,deat as follows
Ia the proioundest sense Alice Cary
never loved but once The nI1u whom
She loved j. still alive: yet gossip With
'ts kceDest scent, has never iouud or
tanned bim u ith all her fulinezs OF
ELECTION hers was an elec1ic aud solitary
soul. He who by the very patent of his
teing was more 10 her than any other
I.ortal could be, might pass lcym her
lie, but no other could ever take his
place 4 proud and prosperous fumiiy
brought ali their pride and power to bear
"a q son 10 prevent his marrying a girl
uneducaied. rustic, aud poor I vailed
toF one Who never citme back. she said
Yei [ believed he would come til 1 read
ia a paper hi> M fringe 10 another Caa
yen think waat life wouid be. loving one,
vsiiing Ion oue who would neUer come
tie did come at last | saw ham
lis wife had died A ice was dying
The gray haired man sat down beside Tie
gray haired womau Lie had dealt
prisperou-ly with hun. a. il Is wont gilh
men Suffering aud death had taken all
from her save rhe iu~tcr OF he's woudrous
eyes. From her van and wasted face
they Shone upon him iuiI of tenderness
sud youth. Thus they met With lite be
hiud theui--thev who parted piighted
lovers when life was Young He was the
man whom she torgave Tor her blishted
aud weary lie. win a smiie Of parting
as divine a. ever lie the face of woman D
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11
ruN. FAor AvD FANCY.

/ ~ IN - :e T.. ,.+ +Ia ,,ta, al
80 - ,,srSi,,s at,,n-,
nnt sbep"
rar csn b;rs tow work
On = farm fer paIbinr and board himself
g,;ll ;nst sbont earn his wee Josh.
Teaeher-.'Gerty, you were very
Eoou ar ~ Ia bai,c oo5J nd sGti
-
\ Dutchman says, doesn ne ae
mn go e5 !"
111e'
1t IS announced among the nan i'sh
ions mat long traIus o. admirers are
conSidered oeSiE1o'e
There IL two kind ov men mat aon
kare to meet WITH ~hen am I'D sr''e
hurry men that L owe an" men 'h"'
want to owe me
And now an exchange wants to know,
since OF Is P ',.iie.- -, - IN
pr - ~ r - -.
frsS''0"' as "
lie came down town for his morning
nip, he raised the glass, ne uedFeu sigu.
ana men between e''eu Arue9 ~, ~ 'ie
cfisa' u, no" y '"'' 'o'
Over the door of cobblCr's shop In
Savannah. Ca, appears this Legend
). Boots aud Shoes is mad hear-ladies
and =heutlemeus repaired. Kun in
hear
PRooF PosIrIyE Good young lady
-..Little boy. have you ever been bup-
tized ?" Small heatheu-~Ohyes. mum;
I've the marks here on my arm. Judy
m p... ~
ne eUi'o' % ."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11
.isggl,ailII.


The Augusta ga Chronicle after
recapitdlating the leading circumstances
Of Htho Chicago ere. and Of the fires
raging in the woods Of the Northwest,
adds.
But there are those among Us 70 whom
this picture will recall terrible memories
ThossrWh NifnesSed OF endured IN Sher-
man. march from the m9unties Of Geor
gIs 10 the sea southwark aud from the
sea -noTthward to the plains of North
Carolina. will recall vividly such a pie
ture Of desolation, and their hearts will
throb in responsive sympathy with the
unfortunate victims We will remember
ihat memorable night when. upon Roll
ius's Island. IN the Cougaree, where.
having found coneealmeut from kilpat~
riek's cavalry. we Witnessed at the dis
tsuce OF fifteen miles the lam beut flames
reaching high up from the horizon ob
seuriug the stars With lurid glare, and
from their topmost reach blending into
heavy. rolling volumes OF dark clouds
the passing away of Columbia, the once
beautiful Capital Of the Palmetto State
while a, our feet. seated upon the latter
sd ca>hion OF an ambulance. aud re-
Ginning against the trunk OF a swamp
ouk, Il tender mother. and wife Of Cen
deraie odicer fugitive. watched all
night tie last struggles OF her dying III
fanI,z s.aA exe weif remenaoer TINT we
iourneSed from dawn 10 midday, through
biaekeUed aud burning forests, ana ay
the traaof white ashes which marked
the fenced fields. guided by the red
chimney which stood like senlisels over
TIE smouldering ruins OF once bright
aud happy homes We tender to the
unfortunate victims OF this great eaiarni
u in the West sorrowinI sympathy. Il
isail we can spare 10 give.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11

A LTTLE JAPANESE AS A Rat
TERRIER = Yesterday, some workmeu
were employed to take up an old fnorine
IN the back yard Of the Uui,ed States
Hotel, and in doing 90. any number OF
rats were tevnd The little Jap known
as = Alright happened to 20 TO the back
yard aud on seeing the rats he commenc
ed catching them his movements were
So quick aud dextrous that be caught
aud Killed eleven Of them in less thau a
half hour. Strange to say every one he
esngat vas with his hands. and he did
not receive even scrateh.-LouiSUt2ts
Lefgsr.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11

a FEW months ago boy 10 Whining
ton. North Carolina. sent letter to the
Emperor Napoleon. telling him that he
wa a boy Of eleven years but that, with
the heart of man. be sympathized with
him 10 the heavy miSlortunes that had
fallen upoo him A few days since. to
The .astenishaeni of every enc. an auto
graph letter was received from the I'm
perm in reply II thanked HIN for the
kindly and generous sympathy that had
been bestowed. and hoped that the lot in
life Of his little friend would fall in more
peaceful times than had fallen to the
share or the Emperor of the French.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11
sTRAYED.

ENAKFN Up As a STRAY bv 7 W.
Z LESTER, living fifteen miles West OF
Hickman, on Island No. .. in Fulton County.
on the 18th day Of August, ISL. One black
mare mule, aged about six years. bav;nr
two white spots on her rump, and branded
with something ike r ON the right shout der.
freshly trimmed, no curls in the aanks and
about fifteen hands high, but havi2g no
other brands or marks and which an,,,isiss
at the value Of one hundred and fiftv dol
lars. Witness my hand this 4th dav Of
September, 1871. wv. NAYS
sorto-sw
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11

TIE Mammoth Cave is offered for sale
for 5000. 00o. aud number or capitalists
in louisville, are talking Of forming a
company and buying it. putting up a
new and splendid hotel on the premises
in place of the present rickety old frame,
and improsiDg the property.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-11
The Rage sor EaI~e Esiasnonts.'

ne New ork Tribune calls attention
70 tie mania that displays Itself n an
exhibition Of bogus diamonds on Tue
person. After telling US that it is not
uncommon to see diameGd,-or whaI
gupgr1 10 b. such-iu tie ears Of shop
girl>, or d he bosom fronts OF stable
boys. and that the consequence Is that
this class OF Jeweiry, expensive when real
and gaudy when false, has been given UP
by the majorify Of honest folks, pearls
being worn instead The T-tLaae adds /:
Artificial diamonds are made of a pc
culiar glass called sfrass This glass has
a property of refraeting light IN the same
way a. the diamond aud us manufacture
has been carried Ia such perfection that
all ordidary observer cannot Distinguish
gems made Of it from real diamond
After few years these diamonds tend
20 crystaiize. so that ia ten Years they
become turbid and lose al their lu-tre
These stones, however. can always be
distinguished by a practical lapidary by
various tests such a. hardness and pc
culiaritie~ in the cutting Diamonds are
also initiated by system called 'pjock
age. IN which a very thin slab Of dia-
moDd is eemenied 10 some stone such as
quartz or white topaz Other real
stones such a. zircoh add topaz whea
de-. are colorils-. or only slightly color
ed, are passed Of as diamonds. It IS
generally Supposed that diamonds are
white. bat they are Of all colors False
diamonds are made almost entirely in
Paris Alaska ard California diamonds
are only quartz or rock quarfz
etc, If generally known. would have the
effect Of diminishing the wearing by
Americans OF the real diamonds. just AZ
imitation eilt jewelry is bow diminishing
the use Of real gold ornaments among
people Of good taste and refined culture
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Mower q Reaper.

Mower &, Reaper.
AIR y. P. HARNESS. is the only author
Ia ICED agent at Hickman. Ky.
This IS the most durable and lightest
draft machine made. It is warranted to
cut, II properly managed, ten 20 twelve
acres per day, either grain or grass. The
manufacturers put them to the agent at
Hickman on such terms viii enable him
to sell as cheap as can be purchased else
where The machine viii be taken back, or
the money paid for it refunded, if tried ac-
cordiug to the warranty in printed circular,
and fails.
These machines are on exhibition at the
hardware store of \. P. Harness.
mayl3 If
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Or the four candidates for Governor
in Massachusetts. three have announced
themselves 10 favor of woman suffrage
John Quincy Adams. the Democratic
candidate. stands alone 10 declaring
- / am after careful thought and some
sfndy, oneqnivocally opposed TO woman
suffrage, and / shall feel il my duty. in
the very Improbable contingency Of my
ever oeeupyipg. any. considerable public
of6ee 20 stand BY the old immemorial
division Of activities and functions which
seem to me to lie at The foundation Of
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