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GOVERNMENTS STEADY


The government list was steady and seemed to
have reached point wnere the decline IN gold has
no further influence The following were the clos
ing street quotatOns:-United States carrency sxes
HOS llozs; do. do, 1881, registered ia 1l4A;
do. do, coupon. I15ss 1l5s@; do. fve-twenties
registered, May and November 1Oa3 no. dO
do. 1862, coupon, do. ia 114k; do do, 1851, do.
do, l13h 1885 do do, 1855 do. do, l14ts ll45s
do do, registered, January and July, III 1l2a;
DO do, 1855, coupon. DO, 1927 II2b; do. do,
1867 do. do, 11l,s 1i2la; do. do, 1863 do. do.
112ss Il 1l2ls; do ten-iOrtes registered, i0.A n
1Os4, do. do, coupon, 1887 1os2i.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dul outside OF the new
South Caroiinas, which were again pressed for saie
the July issues declining to 4lI. Otherwise the
market was steady, with rather more nrInncss IN
some directions. Tho following were tho closing
street prices Tennessee, ex coupon, 6a,a 65;
do new, "a Go; virginia, ex coupon, 50 u 60; do
registered stock, old, 4s a so; do. skies. conson-
dat ell bonds 59l 60; do sixes, deferred SCRIP IS
a 26; Georgia skies, so q 49, do sevens, 90 u 92;
do seyens, gold, 02 a5; North CarOiua, ex coupon,
IS 40; do. funding, 1885, 81 q "a; do. do, 1868.
~ q 30: do. new, 20 ~; do. special tax, Is II;
Missouri sIAes asn 93ss; do. Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, OF %: Louisiana skies, 81 20; do. new,
IS u 81; Ieyee skies, G5 20; DO do. eights, so
q "a; do. do eights, 1875 76 so; do penitentlary
ssvens SO 10; do. railroad eights, 10 !. 50; Ala
hama tves 90 10; do. eghts, os y 100, do. eghts.
Montgomery and Eufaia Railroad. 30 q 95; South
Carolina SKIES. IL a Is: do. new. January and July,
az AZ; do do, April and October. 40 AZ; Arxan.
sas siAes funded. 55 a 81.
STOCKS ACTIVE AID STRONG.
The stock market was active and buOyant with
sharp advance in prices. The short interest took
the alarm ana the chief transactions OF the day
originated orders to close speculative contracts
The "bcars" starrest rumor about noon that the
Chicago banks had been compelled to suspend alter
their commendalle courage In resnming, AMI for an
hour or 50 The market was heavy At a considerable
reaction But the disproval OF the c0adrd gave the
rbuls' a deeper revenge, the Market on the denial
oi the report, bounding TO still higher prices.
Like the dealers In the Gold Room, the operators
In stocks are pretty generally converted to different
views fron those entertained hy them few davs
since Naturally the sudden turn OF The money
market at the close OF banking hours assisted the
upward movement and enabled the "bulls to holn
their advantage up to the Adjournment OF the Stock
Exchange. Subsequently on tue street, there was
small reaction from the best Dgulcs, but the
changes were upimportant. Northwestern advanced
81, per cent Rock Island * per cent Lake shore
20, per cent Pacific Mail %. per cent and the rest
OF the list Y ~ per cent. AT The morning call
10000 shares ur Harlem were disposed OF Tor the
company as fo,lows:7, 600 al III "a. 1900 at 23 and
| 900 at l22a.
/ HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
i
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couHr-M ADMIRALTY.
A Gang Of Prizc-Fishtinx Rouels or Board
Steam Propeller.

Steam Propeller.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Ths United States The irOpeiier Thomas
'S'rnn.-This was action the part OF the United
States government against the owners Of the pro.
peer Thomas Swan to recover penalty from the
latter for having carried passengers their vessel not
having been registered for passenger traffic. The
Thomas Swan has been engaged in the carrying OF
coal from New York to New London. she was char
tered at New London to take cargo to q certain
place. The steamer City OF New York came
alongside the propeller, ana tho cargo
she discharged into the propeller was
crowd Of bowling, baspheming roughs, whose object
was to proceed Mystic Island to witness the prize
night there between Collins ana Edwards. Under
the threats OF these ruans the captain or the pro-
pcller was obliged to yield, and he now pleads that
the service he rendered on that occasion was ex-
torted from him by force and that his vessel was i'll
no way whatever fitted up for the conveyance OF
passengers The captain alleges that when he made
Inc contract lie supposed he was to get reguiat
ircigh and not thar Kind of lumber, IN the shape OF
rongh5 and blackiegs, which Is disgrace aud
danger 10 the community. The case has concluded.
Tue papers are before the Judge awaiting His
liunOr'S decision.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
six O'Clock =. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY. Oct. 20-6 r. NJ.
light request but prices were readily sds
tanned. We quote-Pots 81 rs Ss g. and pearls 80 25
80 70.
CANDLrs, under moderate jobbng inquiry, steady
at former prccsvz c for patent sperm. 2Sc for plain
sperm, I3 15c. for Sdsnxnne 2ic. parans and 2Sc
for stearic.
CorrER.-The market quiet with sales OF 100000 lbs
at 2sSc 23hc per H. for lskeclosng at the inside
figure. We quote Odd sheahlng, 2Ic NC. sheath
Ing 39c, and bolts, S4c; yellow sieathpg
23c.; do do. naiis z3c., an do. do. bolts, Nc
CoT1ON.--The further by adverse
ports from Liverpool, and with continued light demand
n buycrs and considerable
lie prices again reccded @ per b. the decline being part
cpated In by all qualities, and the market closing very
deliveries In speculative demand,
prices closing mt IA concession The sales
ported on Chan. sum foiows:--
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SUPREME C0UAT-S,sciAl Tesn.

Thc Failure Of tho Atlantic Fire Insurance
Company.
Before Judge Gilbert
Waiter 5. Grfth. q stockholier, brought suit
against the Atlantic Fire Insurance Company, which
failed In consequence OF losses sustained at Chicago
TO restrain them from ransacting any business and
from transferring any OF its prOpSrty Judge Gilbert
granted an Injunction restraining tho company
rom so dolng, anu appointed Mr. John J. Cocks re-
cevcr. Mr. JOCKS was required TO furnish bonds in
the sun, OF $1,000
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Iiicsi.

ASAsrAsI.- On Thursday, October IL, CARoLtNE
ID. ANAsrAsl, IN the sd year or her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
IT, attend her funeral from the residence OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Josephlne Thompson, 466 West Twentieth
street, this Saturday afternoon. at hafpast one
O'CLOCK
ANDERSON On Friday, october 20, WILLIAM
STewAET ANDERSON. aged years and I'll days
Relatives and friends Of the family ate rajVoct'
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UNITED STATES Cl7CUIT COURT.
(rilrsinnl Cases.

Criminal Cases.
Before Judge Benedict.
Judge Benedict sat yesterday for the trial OF
criminal cases, but there were none ready.
Dealing il Counter eit Money In Ludlow
Street Prison.
The case OF the United States VIZ. Colgate VI as
ntioned to the Court. II appears that Colgate Is
serving out term in Ludlow street Jail for selling
aud dealing in literature of an obscene character,
anu that ne has been indicted for dealing In coun
Judge Benedict SAID that this was very remark
able state OF facS II was very proper TO ascertain
nsnly I desirane that prisoners, II any, undergoing
sentence there for offences against the laws OF the
Untt0d Sratcs shoad DO removed TO some other
place OF confinement.
Tho Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad in
Bankruptcy.
Before Judge woodruff.
Yesterday in the United states Circuit Court Mr..
Clarence A. Seward moved that the decision OF the
United States District Court adudicatIng the Ala
bama and Chattanooga Railroad Company bank.
rupt be reversed The case was tried In the last
term OF the Court. An appeal was at once entered,
and stay Of proceedings was granted by Judge
Biatchford pending It's determination. Mr.. Seward
based his motion upon the following grounds:-
That the Court has no jurisdiction over
the ALABAMA and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany. The company was chartered under the
laws OF the state Of Alabama. This fact appears
from the petition, iron the morning papers, and
fiom the plea OF jurisdiction nled by the railroad
company. corporation could have no legal exist
ence extra-terrltorial where the law creating lts
c;is tence has no operation or force. Although
corporate body might carry on business beyond the
territorial limits of the State which created IT, II
was clear that 1t had corporate existence beyond
,aose limits THIS dlctum Is supported BY The
decisions OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
IN the case OF the Bank OF Augusta VS.. Earle as
Icters 5s4 anu by the decisions IN numerous other
"A
lls 0mcerS or Its warehouses. Its domcile Is the
legal jurisdiction OF Its origin, irrespective OF tire
pace where It's officers reside Its business is
ducted In law there Is no such thing as residence
bs the mere comfy OF Il State, nor does Il citizen
carry on business by any sucl comfy The uuilOr-
h'ity OF the bankruptcy system requires absolutely
courts OF bankruptcy to refuse to found their urI.
dlctlon as TO corporations upon Kind OF business
or residence which cannot and does not exist as TO
natural persons. Counsel urged. conclusion OF
his argument, that mere comfy of state cannot
he taken any part OF the basis OF Jurisdiction OF
court OF bankruptcy, nor could that which existed
merely by such comlty constitute the smallest ee-
WcnC Of the jurisdiction OF such "a Court
ihe arguments nave not concluded.
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EaG0lIl.Vy COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMlSslOssES COURT
Alleged Murder on shipbOard.

AsIH8tN WuTIcf OF ShIp0ONru.
Before Commissioner Wnslow.
Edward Barnes. the seaman who Is charged with
having murdered D. Hunt. mate of the ship Nightin.
gale, OF Cape Horn, on The llth OF July last, WAS
again before the Commissioner yesterday. 1t Is
clarned on the part or the defence that Hunt
treated the crew badly, and that he was stabbed hy
the prisoner wnile the latter defending himself
from blows from q Delaying PIN. Barnes admits
having stabbed the mate, but asserts hat he acted
III selfdcfencc. IL Is Understood that q plea Of
guilty OF mansauahtcr in the fourth degree Will be
accepted by the governments The case was ad-
Iourncd untt tho Ath inst.
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CURT CAlCNDAa--!AiS 0Ay.

USfrlp STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IN BANK.
RUpTcy--iuvolunlary Cases Before Judge Blatoh-
l1rd.--Nos. 3i04, Chambers CT al. United states
Blasting oil Company; al43. Kernocl,an Vs. Bull;
1851, wight vs. Murphy; 3l62, Bird Clark; Sl8l,
Nicholas vs. hascr; 3lG5, Bridgeport Brass Company
va. fuller et Al; 3l67 Hui CT n. vs. Sirulneygr;
al6n Illus VI. Pinckuey et al
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He COUR T S.

Important Case In Bankruptcy-The Alabama
and Chattanooga Railroad-Admiralty Mat
ters-A Gang Of Roughs Overpowering
the Captain Of Steam Propeller
Dealing in Counterfeit Money in
JAIL Winding Up" Insurance
Companies Rudd Nur-
der Trial in the Court Of
General Sessions
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THE AMENIA FAIR.

Pou0HKEEpsIR, N. Y, Oct 20, 1874
The Amena FAIR closed yesterday with brilliant
troting match. The $500 purse was won BY George
wilkes against Mcdoo and Ed White In 2:32K.
In the double team race Fred ano Perry dlstanced
Plimp,on ana Darkness because OF foul drtyNlR Ia
the drst heat Time 2H7c
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Of Passing Counterfeit Money.
Before commissioner Shields.
The United StGtes Us. Christian Ohle.-Thc defend
ant, who resides al $40 West Forty-seventh street,
vas held for examination on the 23d last on
charge or passing $50 counterfeit BILL
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l,75
For basis rrtddltns sacs
Last evcning-Nov N1 lgc lOo
Derombcr. 1 at ~ Lite. 400 i9c., 900
40, a, lsac January 800 At 100 At is
at .oc. Total 3uo0 bales To-dayoctober loo at l9c
100 70 ll6c $40 ut &c., 200 AT iS l5I6c, 800 1885, zoo
Is Usc. November y0 ~ 36c., 80 at lDac..
10 Gc., 2SSO at lsc lao IS lslSc; November and
loo a, 10 sl6c cog at lsc 800 4, |. iSc zoo 81 lsc.
100 At 9sc March, m ~ 5$c: April 100 at 2Cc free
board Savannah, lOJ private paid 20
exchange GO su January; hac paid er-
10y October Tor ~ January Tosi II 200 bales
grahd total 800 bales. The quotations yester
days forward deliveries :OctOber a0sc. November
lyl3c December, ~ January, lsoc February
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


Decisions.
BY Judge Ingrahaln.
~, me Matter or the Application " Adfoa Hard
v~,dn.-Application denied
IN the Matter Of Gte Application OF george B-eaei
ct at--Application granted.
van Sdurn rs. Farley Ct di--Motion granted for
November Term.
Ctnnington et 0l. rs. GOdtreU.-Motion granted
Mattl.etps Cs. J0dcs.-MotiOn denied.
by Judge CardozO.
THOMAS O. SuU rs. Hdrker ef dl-Order
granted.
Westeruey rs. Observation-Disclosures declaring
that the property pelongs 10 the heirs at law equally
IN the Matter 0 ne Application or NE Mayor ="
OpPnin0 1s0th Stg'fet--Rep0lt confirmed.
charles II. Byac'ser rs Et'rdrd IH1ltS @d!.-De.
crees granted.
ordered.
BY Judge sutherland.
~ H. Fursea rs. charles u. HNbb0rd. Case set
Nod
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SUPERIOR CouaT-SpEClAL TERM.


Decisions.
By Judge Jones'
FRANCIS Sroppen rs. Ed,cOrd Haanin - a.
Mollon denied.
turoune .Schets,oin rs Rarbdru Graz ef dt-ordcr
granted.
y. LomDdrdo rs. W. ". Iarks ct 0f-same.
dyssfot Fretsoerg cs. H B,tItgys same.
S0todfu Baum rs. 7na 81 Nschou as Insurance
t0papdnU,-Same.
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both motions.
Catherine Harding Us. John S,ntth.-Same.
Martin Bdrker rs. James Savage II al.-SaInc.
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CITY couaI.
Isaac Davis Trouble.
Before JudUc NcCna

The case OF Isaac Davis. who was indicted on the
charge Of circulating cards setting forth that he
made speciality Of relieving ladies In trouble. was
10 have been tried yesterday morning Tne trial.
however. was postponed until next month. Judge
McCue It will be remembered, denied n motion To
quash the Indictment made by the deiendants
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sJp9fMs COURT-cHAM3eas.

THE Chicago Fire Affecting Insutunee
Companies.
Before Judge Mgraham.
James Bosoe,, rs The washington Fre Insurance
Cop.pany.-On application George q. Satterlee,
President OF the defendants company, was ap-
pointed receiver, for the purpose OF winding up the
affairs OF the company. An injunction was also
granted restraining the company from doing any
furtner business. The capital or the company was
entirely swallowed up as alleged by its losses IN the
late chicago fire, and hence this action In the
courts.
.An0thcr Fire Insurance Company Gone
Under.
George ". Montgomery rs The Market Fy,e ;psar
Gnoe COnap0np.-The Court appointed Henry p,
Freeman receiver OF THIS insurance company and
on application OF the plaintIff an Injunction was
issued enJotning them from doing further business
NJ q tire insurance company.
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market Is shown in the table:

In the gold loan market The rates ranged from
seven per cent for borrowing to six per cent for
carving. The operations Of the Gold Exchange
Bank were as f0lI0ws:-
Cold balances. Observation-Disclosures. l,46s,7l5
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885, 69l
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TuR DRY GOODS iMPOHTSS
The imports OF foreign dry goods aythis port dur.
tug inc week eaa,ag October ~. 1871 we're
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The RAILROAD BONDS

THG RAILROAD BONDS
There was q better demand for the railroad bonds,
and bidders advanced their prices. The following
,vore ,bs 0oures ofyercd Mt The Roarti.--
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ns on hpoonrd At h,s port upward or two shorssud
so1 previous 10 arrival and the suppy on sale
srnag noderais Ter tneae market remains
Tor No "S .. note sales o. 1850 tons crane ~ Ss5
tons NO I extra nj SI co. 10 Tan, No = Tbors =
~, tr'in ou l9n. Gengarnock on private terms Il
,Us 90, from does $A so 100 do er ship al AIS
ptomp casn 20 tous do do at x35 30 fnnt rred
interest added; 40 do. do a, sss % ~, ''s , o
wrought scrap on private terms and o6 toms All domh,e
headed rails Al xSs 1b, gUlf (from iock, w ' W" o""'
LEAD was without noticeable change In prlcr The
~ s,1s ,san realized sc. per ID.
was steady. Prices stesdy Ronrh AMI In,on sna s
wei uuch We
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COURT of GENERAL SESSIONS.

The Trial sf Radd for the Murder of Ills
Wlfc-He Admits He Fluns Her Omt ui the
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.

Tie following table shows The highest aud lowest
pi Ices Of the principal stocks during the day
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80 Franklin avenue, near Creen avenue. BROOKLYN.
sLApp--On Thursday, October 49, ANS MARIA.
widow OF EDMUND Slade aged 81 years.
The friends OF the family arc respectfully invited
to attend lne funeral services at the residence Of
her brother Theodore l.. Stewart President street.
near Jackson avenue. Long Island City, on Satur-
SoMsERs.-On Thursday. October 10, after brief
illness, THOMAS 8. SoMMER3, Past Master OF Kama
Lodge and son OF The late Rev, G. q. Sommers, ID. D.
Reialives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral at st. Thomas
church, Ravenswood. l.. J., on sunday next the 22d
inst. at halfpast two o'clock r, M: Boats leave
street every fifteen Minutes
suMxoSs.--The members Of Kane Lodge, No. 45l.
lodge rooms, s4s Broadway, on SUNDAY, I'd inst.
IT twelve O'Clock, 10 attend the funeral OF our atd
W. Brother. Thomas : sommers; .sn by order s o. the
SwMN.--Suddeniy on Thursday October ~ -
Rossvlile, staten Island, MARSHALL SwAiA, IN tue
The rela,iyes and friends or the family are invited
| to attend the funeral, from the Methodist EptscopM
church. Woodrow, Staten Island. on SUNDAY mora
inQ Al ha-past ten O'Clock. boat Tor train ieAven
1 fooi OF whitehall street at nine A. ~ FOR Huyuenos
/ station. - oa,o,.. "a w.ro.
RET ~. beloved wile 0f Wiiiidui ~. oWalLSooro' IN
R Reasive, aud friends are requested to attend ins
rnaa tsa 70 Carroll street. South Brookyn,
| Sunslay October % at one O'Clock sharp.
Bsoosn y sarg on rnugsdag aga Masss
| irnomnson ~ aged year and months
rna relatives and friends OF tho family are tnvisod
appa""amoher ~ Mrs. William PItbiaddo, at0 TwensS.
Tuh street. brooklyn, this Saturday Afternoon. as
three % 0csool %n Uoboken, on Thursday, October 10.
| cusssr STUART infant son OF William II. and harJ
| I. TOten. c-,.,. .-o ,r,,,as m o,tand thA I'm.
orsi ,rnm 2sO Meadow street, saturday, At forty
a au, ,ainutns mast ten A. NJ The remains wul b4
| iaKen 10 staten isani ior intetmehI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-06-03
Obituary.

Departed this life, at midnight, May 22d,
MARY ANN, consort of II. d. Salmon, and
daughter of John and Nancy Morris, in the
23d year of her age, after severe illness
of only one weeks duration. She passed
away happily and TRANQUILITY. Toward the
end she seemed to feel the presence of the
Angel, which had been dispatched, from
above to animate the body of her babe,
which had lived but one short hour, as if it
lowered around waiting to accompany the
mother home Her departing soul, which
had appeared to linger between earth and
eternity, was permitted to return In full
vigor for little while. to enable her to
recognize and bid farewell to the mourning
friends around her couch, and then with
the resignation of the truly religious, hav-
ing conscience free from guile, she closed
her eyes in sleep. Our loss is her great
gain. Let us all live SO that our departures
may be as enviable as our departed sisters
has been.
She died in peace, for she had lived calm
and peaceful life. She was loving daugh-
ter, truthful friend, and a fond and faith
full wife, Her friends aud parents grieve
for her, her widowed husband mourneth in
deep sorrow. Let them wipe away those
bitter tears. She is not dead but only
sleepeth. And let this Thought some COM
fort yield, and soothe their HEARTFELT pains.
She leaves us but little while. We part
to meet again, where parting and sorrow is
no more.
Moscow, KY, May 20, 1871.
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Notice TO the Public.

The public are hereby notified that
am the sole owner by purchase of Wal
pole, Wood & Walkers Subsoil Attach
ment Plow, for the territory known as
Jackson's Purchase, except the following
counties to wit: The counties of Bal
lard and Hickman, sold to John c. Hud
son, of Milburn, KY. The county OF
Galloway is sold by magistrates districts
as follows: The Buckley and Wadesboro
districts to Mr. Joel Wade the Murray
district to Messrs. Kirkland and Saw
yers, of Murray, Ky: the Swami dis
trict to Esq. VIM Mathews, of Galloway
county. The counties of McCraeken,
Fulton and Marshall, all yet unsold and
in my possession.
The public are warned not to trade
for farm districts or county rights. for
the purpose of using the patent except
by full authority from the above named
parties or their legally authorized agents
The public are also notified that there
is no snbsoil attachment pillow in use ex
cept the WalpoIe, Wood 4 Walkers,
that are not infringements on the above
named patent. that no party has the right
to sell them aud those parties who buy
them have no right to use or sell them
The public are warned against buying
aud using what is called the A lien Patent
as 1t Is an infringement on the Walpole.
Wood q Walkers patent, and all sales
made by them will be declared null aud
void, by the law that protects patents.
NEWTON
PADCcAu. ky May 2Sth. ISL
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AChapter OF FACTS.

Space is valuable in a newspaper, and it
is therefore proposed in this advertisement
to condense a variety of facts, important
to the public. into a small compass. Those
facts refer to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-
what that celebrated medicine is, and what
it viii do in the first place, then, the arti-
Gle is a stimulant. tonic and Alternative, con-
sisting of combination of an absolutely
pure spirituous agent with the most valu-
able medicinal vegetable substances that
Botanic research has placed at the disposal
of the chemist and the physician. These
ingredients compounded with great care,
aud in such proportions as TO produce pre-
paration which invigorates without exciting
the general system, and tones, regulates
and controls the stomach the bowels, the
liver, and the minor secretive organs.
What this great restorative will do must
be gathered from what it has done. The
case of dyspepsia, or any other form of in
digestion. in which it has been persistently
administered withou. effecting a radical
cure, is yet to be heard from. and the same
may be said of bilious disorders. intermit-
tent fever, nervous affections, general de-
bility. constipation. sick headache, mental
/ disabilities 10 which the feeble are sub
| ject 1t purifes all the fluids of the body
including the blood, and the gentle stimu-
fus which imperts 10 the nervous system i
net succeeded BY the slightest reactiou-s Thi
| is chapter of facts which readers, Cor theil
own sakes. should mark rnd remen Der.
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The Legislature.

Mr.. A. 8. Arnold, candidate for the Leg
islature, will address the people of Hick mar
and Fulton counties, at the following time,
and places. All competitors invited to at.
tend
Cayce's Station, Thursday, June s.
Lodgetou, Saturday, June 10.
Hickman. Monday, June -.
Jordan Station, Thursday, June Is.
Fulton Station, Saturday, June II.
Madrid Bend Esq. Hawkins, Thursday
June %
CampbeL's School House, Saturday, June "a
HICKMAN COUNTY.
Clinton, Monday, July 3.
Moscow, (barbecUel Tuesday. July 4.
Ross District, Wednesday, July ..
Morse's Station, Saturday, July g.
Good Join 5, Friday, July IA.
Pelo (barbecue) saturday, July 10.
Ike Bugg' g. barbecue Friday, July 81.
Spring Hill, Saturday, July %.
Needmores barbecue Monday, July "a.
Grassland Bridge, barbecue Friday July %.
Columbus, Saturday, July %, at night.
The FIST five days in August given to
barbecues.
All candidates invited 10 meet him.