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New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

TIE Hon Geo. c. Barrett, Robert Hoe, .
jist. jas i.ql e M A;l,tsd, 81 i,'''"''' E. We.ey
George 7. Putnam, > Tcnst11tn
". il. Nelson Tie Hon. John Wheeler
Mr. Dodoe then nominated ex-Mayor VIM. T. Have
Aver as President On taking the chair Mr. Hayemeyer
said
REMARKS OF WM. F. HAVEMEYER.
Ithank YOU felOw-ctizens, for the honor you nave
conferred on me- selecting to preside on TINS Ocea
SION You win have learned, from the call just read the
object of this meeting and in view Of its object 1t Is an
importapt meeting but only important II it nauguratcs
a movement which shall unite in active energetic CO.
operation, that class Of our feowetlzens throughout
the state which friendly to an honest, Efficient ana
economical government and opposed to the present un
scrupulous insoent and dishonest cabal lapplauseI
which, under the time honored name OF the Democratic
party and in coalition with the corrupt element Whch
sways the machinery OF the Republican party, has sub
stued partnership Of plunder in place OF the natural
and wholesome competition which should always exist
between parties holding different opinions upon any
question OF public interest.
Now, 1 am DemOcrat-have always been and always
expect to be onea Democrat who in private life always
yields to others the rights he asserts Or himself and III
public matters advocates all measures that promise the
greatest good the greatest number and was proud OF
| the title when the Democratic party under the
leadership Sas Wright Azariah Flagg and their dis
tnguished associates under men whose devotion TO the
welfare of the and the interests OF the state and
Nation was paramount 10 every selfish -
These lights have, however disappeared and amid the
darkness and gloom by which are now surrounded
We seem 10 look IN VAIN tGr rising sun; ouL as Ir
places and functions have been usurped by men Wh0 by
chicanery and fraud have degraded the party IN this
city 10 the level 0f their own Damy II would appear 10
be time that steps should be taken TO change e
character of present government and that all good
men all should unite their energies in efectng
such reform in the public sentiment shall url these
harpics ana their affiliations from power; and II posi-
hle bring back the good Old days when Office was
Identified with honor, and corruption and venahty with
GishOnOr and lasting disgrace. lApplause
The Hon. Jackson 8 Schultz then read the following
- /. IL D. -l-..L- ~ e,crn lna
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

A LEVY IN MASSE-TWO CHURCHES PILLAGED-
BERGERIr AND IIS TROOPS BELIEVED
TO BE PElsOSEES-PROYISION BECOMING
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

The nominations were unanimously ratified. The Hon.
George c. Barrett then addressed the meeting fol
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-07-29
A senslbIe young 1Ean.

The late Col Sam Colt, patentee Of
Colts pistol, was himself a practical me
chanic. BY his will he left to his nephew
an immense fortune At the time OF
Colts death the nephew was learning he
trade as a maohinis5 in his uucle's shop,
working diligently in his oyeralls BY
day, subject TO the same rules as other
apprentices. On his uucles death he
became a millionaire; bnt. choosing q
guardian to manage his property, he con
dnued at his labor and served his ap
premiership. Now, as he walks the
rooms Of his fine house or drives his
handsome and costly team, he has a con
seriousness that If his riches axe to them
selves wings and fly away, he is furnish
ed with the means OF getting an honest
livelihood, and make a fortune Tor him
self.
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A SHARP DARKEY.-The manner in
which the spols Of a recent express rob
berry in Alabama were divided by the
robbers, who were negroes, shows in the
case of one Of the parties a sad instance
of misdirectcd intelligence, None OF
the gang could read, but after the safe
was broken open Alfred Crosby tore of
the ends Of some Of the packages, and
soon discovered that the largest contain
ed the smallest bills and consequently
the least money. Therefore in making
the division Alfred proposed that two
small packages should count as one large
one, to which the others readily acquiesc-
ed; and he then took care to take his
part in the small packages, thus getting a
double share of the DO oty. 1t is evi
dent that Alfred has eminent qualifea-
tons for a seat in the Alabama Legisla-
ture.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-07-29

To CURE STAMMERING.-Lute A.
Taylor, editor of the La Crosse, Wis,
Leader, who has been an inveterate STAN
merer, writes as follows about the way to
cure the habit: "No stammering person
ever found any difficulty in singing.
The reason of this is, that by observing
the measure of the music-by keeping
time-.he organs Of speech are kept in
such position that enuneiation is easy.
Apply the same rule to reading or speech,
and the same result will follow. Let the
stammereI take a sentence, say this one,
'Leander swan the Hellespont, and pro
nounce it by syllables, scan it, keeping
time with his finger if necessary, letting
each syllable occupy the same time, thus,
Le-an-der-swa m-the-Hel-les -
pont, and he will not stammer Let him
pronounce slowly, then faster, but still
keeping time with words Instead Of syl
tables, and he will be surprised to find
that, by very little practice, he viii read
without stammering. and nearly as rap
idly as persons ordinarily talk or read
Then practice this in reading aud CONVEX
sation until the habit is broken up
Perseverance and attention IS all that is
necessary to perform perfect cure"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-07-29

Harvesting A WHALE.-A few years
ago Mr.. p T. Barnum, the Snowman,
managed place of amusement in Bos-
ton called "Barnums Aquarial Gardens .
In addition to dramatic performances,
and an exhibition of nearly all the Gu
riosities of the sea, there was a large
glass tank, in which a small whale dis
ported During the entertainment. a
gorgeous golden car was attached to the
whale, and a young lady drove him
around the tank great number of times
The whale did not live long after, and
many thought that the method of har-
Messing had much to DO with his death
tits not probable that the fnny tribe
will ever become q successful motive
power
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1871. THE 1871.
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the development and the local advo,',a 80,
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II I'll Il
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-07-29

TIE thieves Of Jacksonville, Fla,
have developed a new industry. They
steal ehignons from the oeciputs of ladies
at the theatre, and so reverse the prac
tice of the gipsies in cheap novels, who
leave the false hair and make away with
the true.
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WEEKLY.

Single Copies, One Year, So 90. And
particular attention is called to the follow
ing LIBERAL TERMS FOR CLUES: Ten Oorias
One Year, each, 81 65' Twenty Copies. one
Year, each, 81 80; Fifty Copies. one Year
each, 81 40 One Hundred Copies, One Year.
each, 81 %.
One extra copy TO each club Of ten At
81 65 each.
subscriptions payable in advance. and no
paper continued after expiration of limo
for which paid for.
Specimen copies sent on application.
hemittnnces must be by draft post-ofiea
order, express, or registered letter.
All communications addressed TO Loiis-
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-07-29

A NEGRO State Senator of Texas made
a speech the other day at Houston, in
which he said that '.the Democrats are
no friends of ours, and the weak kneed
Republicans have fooled US. We must
hereafter put our trust in God and our
salrns y
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-07-29

A FTER several years absence from The
~ Grocery and Commission business in
Hickman, we again offer our services TO our
friends and the public in the same line OF
business and ask renewal of their patron
age so literally bestowed upon US in years
past. We feel ourselves fully responsible
for our Transactions and hope to give salts
faction in all OF our dealings. We par
chased our goods in various Wholesale mar
kets for cash at their very lowest cash yalue,
hence We Batter ourselves chat we can sell
as low as the lowest. We especially call
attention to our friends who buy to sell
again to come and see us lie feel conf
dent that we can make it to their interest
to buy their small bills at least of us. We
VIII make liberable advances on Produce in
store to be shipped to our account either in
cash o. goods We viii also barter with
our friends for all kinds of Produce or live
Stock. Ju26-
TERMS CASH OR IT'S EQUIV
ALENT ga
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have some such misnomers to day. We
are not commencing them nor crediting
them with any worthy influence. But
the legitimate work Agricultural So
cieties have accomplished in the deyel-
opinent Of the Industrial Interests Of the
North, in almost every branch Of human
industry, cannot be over estimated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-07-29
bismarck ana tile Virginia
Weed

W eeGs
Tobacco, against which the Royal
James Illuminated two centuries ago, is
made the text Of sprightIy note from
Bismarck to an enterprisiag Virginian
who, in March. sent parcel Of the weed
to King William and his two sons.
Under date of june II, Bismarck makes
answer
SIR-Mr. Hanewinkle, the German
Consul Of your town, has forwarded to
me a lot of Virginia tobacco, together
with a copy of your letter to him, dated
the oath OF March, and requesting that
the fragrant gift should be equally di
vided between HIS Majesty the Emperor,
his Imperial Highness the Prince, his
ROYAL Highness the Prince Friedrich
Karl and myself As His Majesty does
not smoke, the whole has been put at the
disposal Of the Crown Prince, who or
dered 1t to be divided into three parts
His Imperial Highness, who happens to
prefer the pipe TO the cigar, has request
ed me to express to you his thanks for
your kind attention, and his satisfaction
at the high quality Of your produce |
beg to add, also, my thanks, and the
hope that the weed viii only serve TO re
splenish the calumet of peace.
Y. BIsMARCK.
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TERMs o. sUnsoR1PrroN.

50 90. car
Year, SO 90.
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SAMUEL LANDRUM,
GENERAL INSURANCE,
CLINTON ST, HTCKMAN KY
AGENT FOR

Total. s391GO, 9O9 OF
Detailed statements of the condition
of each company certified by the State
Auditor, on file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the County Court, in this city.
ga gay description Of risks incurred
on mast 5oroyaLle fcyms.~Gg
Losses Promptly Adjusted and Paid
at this Agency.
mch5Iy
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C 0 Nj hi CIAL HOTEL,

CLINTON ST, HTCKHAN, ky.
"AvING reftted and taken charge of
il this we'll known Hotel, I am now pre-
pared with the best the market affords to
accommodate the travelling public.
No pains shall be spared to make all COM
Portable who may favor me with n call.
ga Table supplied with everything the
Nashville market affords.
re- Special attention paid TO guests leav-
ing by Rail or River.
sept d E. SCHARFE.
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RATES OF $UnSCRTPTION I:
(TNvARIABLY IN ADVANCED

All communications containing lists Of
subscribers, accompanied by the money,
(which must be by draft, p. o. Money Order,
Registered Letter or Express) viii, for tho
present, be directed to
CLINTON McCLARTY, Treas. pro tenn,
BANK OF AMERICA, Louisville, Ky.
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Eae.s to BgaI.e EEoEle Bappy.

! EaOte aO 4EstAAC EEO-AAO = @eEsA--
a bright young lady on hearing OF
the approaching marriage Of friend sat
down and dashed off the following to rid
her mind Of the consciousness Of neglect
ed duty
My Dear: hear you and
-, viii soon be joined in the holy
bands Of matrimony, and ere you are
quite passed into his hands l wish to give
you few words of advice Be kind to
him, for he Is one that must be treated
tendeIly, or fade away. Love him much,
for he is worthy Of all trust honor and
love- Aud when you stand TO be united
be ever ready with your own strong arm;
IN the excitement of the scene he may
exhaust his sensitive nature, and unless
you lend him your aid, he may faint
away Treat him earefally- Make the
fires for him. Saw his wood for him.
Work for him. Walk for him. Kill
yourself for him. Then If, on your
death-bed, he thanks you, bumbly accept
his thanks, and depart in peace.
-Admirabie woman
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
ron Sau gago,
Gr,abluug ans BEN Ipanii@en Tulfsleben
WortiebxHs.)

Der @raf ron 2eon sob Dantalc
nit Der !6ano einen @inf. Gr trat
ndber uno nabm Gem @rafen aeaeniter
auf einem Stuble YlaB. Der @raf
aab leinem 8oQfuble cine 8emeauna
unc CT rpar In Danoalo's unmittelbarer
Ndbe.
vSrre9en sic, Donbalo! !" teaann
oer 0rat mas 1T Sbr Yessbrsn 2"
"Us CAB cine 3eit," perisste Donz
calr, TN weldsr Sic bic bpbe @smpz
aenteit batter, mid Treunp ;u nennen.
1np wenn id pbne um1dweife reten
mill, 70 rarf ib t%ebaupten, paB id
Sabre femme, in wsl9sn t9 BON Sbnsn
ais Sobn-ol5 &inp res 6aule s be-
bancelt murce."
80 1T e." eob her 0raf CUR slnt<
MORT. ,.aber mas 1ou cas- 2"
SD ia9e rie5 nidt pbne Nbiidt,"
erniepsrte Danoalo, ues 1T manbmal
gut wenn man iid friibere @erbaltni0e
ms 0erddtnib suriidruft."
sic 9lauben lid tacur6 eber ron
Dem @orwurf redtierti9en 3u fInnen>
Ger auf Sbnen laitst," CAB Der 0raf CUR
Antmort. llnp slaubsn Sie, rab IS
5bneu eelinaen Miro bic @orurtbeile
~ befsaen, wel3e auf Sbrer perion
ruben?
SD CLAUDE Is poutommen," rief
Daucalp nit 8efimmtbett aus, ~i9
bin mir feiner Sdulp bemuet."
~Beweiie" lprad Der @raf nit
Iefti9tsit. Der Scrwurf hes Gerra@
toes liest auf Sbrem 0swi0en. Die
ueru6sen sic Jpn mes;urdl,sn 2"
Dancalo idmie9. St telann f@
auf cine entipredenee Natwort.
vWan nennt mid einen @errdtter !"
iprad er enplid NIT 8efisteit. SD
babe bic 8emeiie lton CANALS oefcr~
bsrt, ais ih Sbr ebrenrrertbes Oau5 per-
Lief. Span blteb fe mir ldulris. Die
san;e Sa6e mar earnals cine ataefarz
ttte ssmeiue gelbihte, Der elm tiefer
perl0uli9er 6as su Orunre lag. 2a<
ris mar mein SprfsinD-unr, entldulz
oissn Sie, bsrr Wrai! penu i9 einen
Namen nenne, Der Sbnen tbeuer 1T d!
-unp 0rlf fin Dolores bate mir cine
unYerlDbnlihe 0ahe seihworen. SD
weiB nidt, pb SDnen cieles Aues be-
fannt it,"
SD CLAUDE, ravpn 9eb1rt su ba<
ben" vsriegte ru 0raf 9leidslltis,
uaber cas iino nod feline 8eweiie BON
jbrsrunihulp. sic mi0en mid nod
tellsr ii%tsr;suSen."
SD perce es tbun, wen1 Ter Oraf
Die @~emosenbeit beily n, mib gang on
iup6rsn," CAB Dancalo CUR @ntwort.
uRann cer %6err Otaf mod uter bic
Bslbafsubeit n,eincs Gbaratters i'm
3lpeifsl lein +"
Da5 NntliB oe6 0rafen s~erfrnferte
lid. Gr flblte ras 0ewibt pieier
Worte.
,~6atren Siefprt, metn Ser" lpra9
rerVsai unO sab llb aueWube freunp<
!l1 ;u i6einen.
Isle leIbf 6err @raf fannten Ga
RIG als einen Gsrihwencer unp Sbul>
penma6sr," fubr Danpalo fort, uSie
ielbit millsn es in Sbren Blaern &C.
funren baben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28

fein, RAP Der 6ersoe Scn Mumale uno
tsr 0raf pom paris Nh oui ben Binz
ter in cer 9aupttart paliite einri&te1
lafen unp sab aud Der prin3 Napo>
Icon bic GrlaubniB Der Nudtebr mad
Granfrei1 erlanat bot.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28

cpnHotirt 1T, 6uncerte pom YrcteRan>
ten uno Suoen lid befanceu. 8eifau flat:
iden.
80 rerlief Der erite @oneres terNeu>
prpteaanten : NIT eineu, tiefen Nib un>
ter ieinen llrbebern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
ttolifen, rie in tortieer@ eseno serareut
lebten, obne tae ii& Semano UNI fte
fummere."
6trbfssfabl.

6cr9 Elm @rablieb raunt ber @inb babin
Dur9 hes @albeS 8aume,
@raue Nebel ldnss ben Bergen 3iebn
Wie permorrne Iriune.
Was ioa, BGuue, euer Gefsewanb
Bon ~rotbsslber Seiee?
Was, Natur, nod al Der bunte Taub
unb i'm 1op bic Greupe?
@irff bu R.rtenb sinert Grsiieu elei&
Rod Gr%innrunssblide
Sn bes Grubiinss bolbes 3auberrsi&.
WonneSoQ 3uride?
Ober mag in Dir Elm Mbnen fem =
Runft'ser Grablinestpennen?
Wie Der @reis i'm Isbe abnt ben 94eiu
Gw'ser @eiieriunnen.
War Der Grlblins bsa unb blItbensrQ
1nb ter 0erbl psQ Irauben,
Run. bann taun man i4eiben, tuie man fol
Boiler Qieb' unb @lauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09
Samnrrbnibrn, Jiitrln ii. |. To.

Dir erinnern unierc 2efer haran, oas Or. u. u.
Ose@ aHb(tb BON SIR. 200i, ardtrnBc, philadelphia,
nur beuts nod (5reitas, ben 8. Stunt llne hs NOR
9enIfitta9 In jclnen3 immern i'm "St. S~lairsSouie"
am mpnument : Sauare, Baltimore, %psripeilen
miro.
User an 5Giuprrbpisen ~(iuneren ODER du6erer,
tltncen ODER %oiicnen, lufenben H.. l. ~, Rifen,
Sifteln, 8orfali, Sertn9un9 unb Serl1pdrun9 oes
Waitblrmcs, ioiuie Anihiusluns Der 8ooeh lsioet,
ioute loiort gu benz 0oitor scben, % mir oerfidcrn
t6nnerl, bas es nit elmer raiten, poltoMmenen, eau7
ernosn Seiluns, lpelhe obne oile Snitrnmente, obne
aIe MeSinittsl, obne aue Sbniet5en nno 9an5 9efabrs
los iir Den Batienten asitiebt, feline Giuibnng, ten
9ulubna III. Der Doctor beilt poitie une oul Die
6autr oGs llebelin ieber @eitaltunb Srose ali eiRem
iideren @e9e. Nitt 10 Utinuten miro Der Bat.cnt
luGbreno Der anr, Die ourll mtleen aundll9en aulz
iauau ngs : Yroseb 9sibicb, BON icinen ollta8litsrn
BeruiSpfiidten fern9ebattcn.
Gr be3iebt Iib aui Srn. 8. maane in yfr. 40s,
Wtitz ErdtttraBe. uno aui !Srr. @eprge Sbipnnan
BON Der Eirma Na9nc g. &btpman, yr. 20, Norc7
@anftroBe, Baltimore.
Sonorar masts, ludbrcnb ans lnterin4unssn unb
9eratbun9.n In ieinem 9immer i'm "St. Stair
Suuie" am mpntment Sanarc, Baltimore, I'M
enteeIolid iinb.
Oian usrseiie nidt: urr nod, hsnte, Sreitas, unb
morgen bio Wittas Die ~ettoenoen iouten iolott
poripredben, nm augenb(tflide einoerung 5n ertan9en
nno bauerno sebeitt gu pcroen! u30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09

SIM crlteu 3iueige lief pom YrGiibenterI Der
y4tttsburg sGounclSpia cr> 9abn" OaS Geiuh
cil. bic Der Staot Baltimore geb0rigen Oblt'
9atiOnen bteIer SaAn am /. Snlt 1872 St be-
Sablcn.
GS murbe beihtofen, ben reip. auslbuB
Der i6auoelstammcr sur Gonferens nit benz
StaOtrOtbe iibcr Scrtiefnn9 bcS Sateus ettl'
SnlaOen.
Der SOrittenOc ~oifcrirtc cine Seroronung,
fir 5000, 900 Staotobli9atiolen fitr Ser9roz
Berung pom Yatterion'S Bart auSSn9eben.
3nriit9clc9t.
- ". 9ute .lc0te I'M ~5ipeiten 3pet9e Elm
@eiud nm cine Sriidc fir 6lbrwerte ilber
Soues' 6GGe i'll GeutresS traBe Dor. Wan
uabm cine oaroui abSielenOe Sroon1an3 an;
lie ieet $500 ;u bieiem i3luedc ans.
Dtar ;O9 Die pprgeitrige Ibittnlu1nlt9 llhtr
oaS ErIuileg fir Die rSitrger= StaoIbabn"
micoer i'll @rlpagung unp paiiirte Die SrooH'
nan; aui'S 1telte.
8eibe 3metae pertuQtcn fid bis beutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09
SbiTsua6ricbtcn.

Eol0etbe mad, Baltimore beitinlmtc Sabr
selgt famel 9eltern an Der Seltun9 Wonroc'
Sa., porbei !: ter 9reimalter %y4nnapolis"
uon 2iperpopl; bic 8arfen ,Ibclaibe" bon
9fio DC Saneiro uno st. Haiurence" BON De-
merara Der 0reimalter yWiliam geo" bon
9eewport in 8ales; Die Yarfen ,agles Slit
ton" bon 3iio pc Saueiro nnb Stella" bon
8eifat in Srlanb; bic Sris9S rGdo" BON
6io DC Saueiro ulb p!Dtagbula" bon are.
cibo.
@e1ern lief Der Sdooner y@numelil,e Dtcs
Gain" bon Baltimore inl 6afen bon Sbarles
ton, S.te., sin. t +
Der S6ooner nMag9ie @rap =" Capt.
Ytlsbnrp, iegctte AM %. Ufai bon Sremcra
bauen nadJ 9te,pport in Wales; ferner bic
beutlte Sarfe yGaura & @ertruoe," Gapt.
Yoppelbaln, mad nnlerem 6afen ab. e'Ie
Ser 8ampfer yInterica !" Capt. SianpS,
flbr gciern bon bier mad S%auannab,
GEO., alb. b. -.
Der 9ampfer uSatcou," Capt. Sapnie,
trat 9eitern ieine Sabrt bon bier nat Sbarle-
itolt, S.z9., MI.
Ser 0anpfer ISM 'eaprcuee," Capt.
6aleti, ging geltern bon bier iiber Norfolf,
3d., rad) Yoiton ab. ..g5ss
Ser Oampfr Mc@ie0au," Capt. Soiues,
Ie9elte 9ienifas BON Boiton iiber NorfOlf mad
nnierem ibafen alb.
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