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The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

STEAMER AGRoUND.-The steamer
Henry Ames is aground at the head OF
No 8 Island, miles below Hickman
1t will take a rise of feet to relieve her
aud the river is still falling.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

of the Psducah Herald was MARRIED issstif8SS
the 10th instant, to Miss Ida Braswell.
Mr.. Leonard is a ripe scholar, good
editor, and clever gentleman, and we
wish him and his bride, long life OF
happiness.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Roor mrNaToN, ILLINOIS NURSERY

sfetb Year! 500 Acres! 10 Greea''oHses.
r ARGEsT, best stock and ship sn,pplng @ 'ss,5 sa5
~ Eaot drafts. Nursery Stocks, Seeds,
appls ilv aDnie. Peach, Wild Goose, Plum
Usage, APp,s3' IN soo sf5.U0o Evergreens,
osage !, 600 500. Dahlias, Gladioiuss
Grsenbouse, Bedding Plants; Send 1Y2y iyc ior
:Cataiogues - T. a. rh't'3s'A-
L no7--2m.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

THE Mckenzie Times proposes q new
couuty to be formed. Of portions of Hen
~ Carroll, Weakley. Benton, Hender-
SON and Gibsou-to be called StonsEsil.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

SERIOUSLY ILL.-Mr VIM. Roper,
Sheriff of this county is seriously i'll at
his residence in this place. We trust he
may speedily regain his health.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

OuR FARMERS PRosPEKIsos-Deal-
ers in seeds in Hickman inform us that
larger quantities of seeds have been sold
this season than for many, many years
previous. This is considered an uner-
ring evidence Of prosperity among the
farmers, for is it not written as ye SOW
shall ye reap. affe
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

ofo. p RowELL::& Co, 40 Park Row. New
York, and & NJ. PErrrsa1rr Co ~ D..
loW' New York, are our s0le agents in that
city, and are authorized to cOn.rae. for adj
vertising at our lowest rates.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

The COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The
bill before the Legislature TO abolish
the Common Pleas court, in all the coun-
ties of this Judicial district, except Bal
lard and McCraeken. has passed the
Senate, aud viii also pass the House.
The discontinuance of this court will
save the State a great expense.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

!. VOID oUACKe.--A victim Of early
/. a .indiscretion, causing nervous denin.y.
premature decay. 6e- having Tlea
- ssif-cure. which he will send free 20 hLs
Ss,Iov sufferers. Address J. Il. IUTILk,
7s Nsessu ct, Fsw York -
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

BaLL.-A grand bailis to be given at
che Commercial Hotel, in this place
roesd.v esening, February 2lst.
WAYNE county, Tennessee. Claims 'hs
Oldest man, and be is only one hunorsu
and fifteen at that.
CIV. Brauregard is 10 New Orleans
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
TIRE FRu1rTbe m;ld sn-;ro M

The FRuIr The mild, spring like
weather Of the present week has caused
many to entertain fears for the fruit crop
of this section. This calls to mind the
following from the Cincinnati Enquirer I:
at is little early in the season, but
the fruit croakers are giving tongue We
know just how it will be, for we pass The.
ordeal every season. The fruit is al
killed-it isn't-there will be "a full crop
"a half crop-no crop-the largest
crop ever known-a total failure-and
so on for quantity. We advise all lovers
of fruit to skip the fruit paragraphs. trust
in Providence, aud plant Strawberries.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Only Two DOlIars.

We have reduced the price of our
paper TO Two Dollars a year. Now is
the time to subscribe. q.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Asns sneA@zss a. nEaxs.-r
ILLUS lHhIED AND DESCRIPTIVE
CATALOGUE FLOWER AND VEGE-


TABLE SEEDS, AND SUMNER
PIONEERING BULBS, FOR 1871,
viii be ready for mailinglby the middle of
January, Notwithstanding our great loss Of
type, paper, engravings,- s,-&c., by FIRE, which
destroyed the Job Printing office of the
Rochester Democrat and Chroaicle, 25th
December, 1870. 1t will be printed on a
most elegant new-tinted paper, and illustra-
with nearly
FtvE HUxDREp ORIGINAL ExGRAvISes.
specimens for all of which were grcwnby
ourselves the past season from cur own
stock of Seeds. In the originality, execu-
tion and extent of the engravings tits un-
like and eminently superior TO any other
Catalogue or Floral Guide" extant.
The Catalogue will consist of ll2 pages,
and as soon published will he sent free
TO all who ordered seeds from us by mail
the last season To others charge Of 10
cents per copy will be made, which is not
the value of the Colored Plates. We assure
our friends that the inducements we offer
to purchasers of Seeds, as to quality and
extent of Stock, Discounts and Premiums.
are unsurpassed. Please send orders for
catalogues without delay.
Ora CoLoRED CHRoMo FoR 1871
Will be ready TO send cut in january The
Chrome will represent forty-two varieties
of SNOWY and popular flowers. of natural
size and color we design 10 make il the
best plate of flowers ever issued Sire
19x24 inches. The retail value would be
at least Two Dollars; We shall however.
furnish 1t to customers at 70 cents per copy,
and offer 1t as premium upon orders for
Seeds. See Catalogue when out.
BRIGGS & BRO, Rochester, Y. i.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

0 prepared 10 print horse and
JACK niiis, on shortest notice aud lowest
prices. Send in your orders. New cuts
An earnest ncs&.,.a
tasough the Ss.ss -
Court days, which usually fall on Mon.
day. 1t is urged That the stock, sales on
such occasions would be much improved
if the days of sale 10 the different eoun-
ties did not conflict.
THERE are four million acres of land
In Tennessee not taxed.
THE hatcher people are talking about
bridging the Mississippi at that place.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

In our last issue appeared an article
to the effect that sharpers were travelling
through the country selling agencies and
patent rights to farmers, and warning
cur people to beware Of such. That ar
ticle was not intended to apply to the
proprietors of Runyon & Cos Hog Chol-
era Medicine, who are now operating in
this county. They have number of
testimonials from our citizens sufficient
to protect them from such reflections.
From the number we are permitted to
publish the following
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

A HEN killed at Belmont few Gays
ago was found to have fifteen dollars IN
gold in her gizzard.
CHATTANOOGA has appointed com
mittee to proceed to Washington to help
lobby the Cincinnati and Chattanooga
Railroad through Congress and then
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
For Circuit Court CIcrIs.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. J. T.
BYNUM, as aseandidate for the office of Cir
cult Court Clerk, TO Eli the unex xpiresi term
of JnO. C. Gardner, resigned, at the ensuing
election.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

Some correspondents of the Mayiel.
democrat Is trying to work thegood peo
pie OF Graves to lively educational in
'erest, and points to Fulton as a bripb
example. The people of Graves ars
opposed to our common school system--
SO voted, and hence the lack Of the pron.
er spirit to make the system successful.
The correspondent says:
The small county of Fulton has or.
ganized Teachers Institute. which
meets once year, and is presided over
oy the Common School Commissioners.
and Is composed of the Common School
Teachers Of the county. One week i
spent In exchanging visits diseussino
the best mode of discipline, the most adj
yantageous manner of imparting instruc.
ton, the best text books to be used. and
uniformity of the same, with lectures
on the different branches, aud how thew
should be taught They have their pro.
eeedings published in their county pa
pers. p
In addition to this Institute. they have
a Teachers Association meeting eyerv
tnree months, which is composed of the /
aeiVe teachers, those who have tauobt
those who expect to teach, and the TFus,
lees OF the Common School. These
meetings continue two days, and are
'pent very pssssns .Isss;ss ..ssaaGpting uni
ffF5o.- Fzlnr7wror,-n.z.o,..I !
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

TTAIoTHY-S7 25.
HUNGARIAN-S2 90.
CLOyER-S9 90.
BLUE GRASS-S2 90.
RED TOP-S2 90.
ORCHARD GRASSES 90
C0OPERS STUFF-BARRELS
Cypress barrels for sorghum, s. 90
Cypress kegs 10 gallons, 90
Flour barrels, 622
Iron bound 10 gallon kegs, 100
Iron bound whiskey barrels, 225
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
ASTHMA CURE

Relieves most violent paroxysms in i've
minutes and effects a speedy cure Price
81 by mail.
THE JAPANESE uAIR STAIN
Colors the whiskers aud hair 3 heautiiui
blaek or brown It consists OF only one
nreparation. rs cents by mail. Address
:. g. UPHAM, No. 72l Jayne Street, Phila-
delphia Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by
all Druggists.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

rTHE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.- ---rHE
CHAMPION OF WHITE SUPREMACY AakISsr
THE woKLD--A FIRsr-cLAss EIGHT PACE DENo-
CRATIC WEEKLY. established in 1850. 81 per
year; 81 for six month";. Subscribe for it,
For specimen copies, address "DAY-BoOK,
New York City,
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
MOSCOW, KY, Jan. %.

This is to certify that my hogs we're
badly affected with the disease known as
Hog Cholera, and they were dying al
most daily, when 1 allowed RuDyon &
Co, to try the virtue of their medicine
on them, seventy five head in number.
and after using it for two months, I can
say that it win not only cure and pre-
vent the disease in every form, but the
hogs will thrive, as fast or faster than if
they never had been sick; and use far
less grain, and do cheerfulIy recon.
mend it to all hog raisers. everywhere.
d. L. RoBERTs
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

The italian Government has received in
formation of the conspiracy. M
+ ArRoCIoUs MURDER BY NEGROES
a Canadian shoe maker, Louis Casey,
who went on board the steamer st. Fran
els at Memphis, last Tuesday, to collect
bin, passed under squad Of negroes
rolling off cotton bales. A negro said,
"There is the damned rascal coming to
dun us; let's kiln him." They waited
till he was below; the cotton bail was
rolled over and feItnpon the hoe maker,
killing him instantly. Forty negroes
we're arrested. The crime fastened on
two who were committed to Jail.
war In Tennessee.
The United States Marshal of Ten
nessee, has been attempting to arrest
sna it IS alleged the soldiers under the
Marshal grossly insulted and mistreated
them, whereupon the citizens came 10
'heir rescue, and drove the soldiers out
of the town. The RfarshaIe returned to
Nashville, obtained reinforcements, and
again attacked the distilleries The first
resistance proved to be drunken row.
A LADY walking down town saw a
little boy pinching his younger brother,
who was crying bitterly. why, my
boy," said she to the young tormentor
I"don't you know you are doing very
wrong? What would you do if you
should kill your little brother?'' g Why,
he replied, "of course l should put on
i my new black pants and go to the fu
neral"
ALMOST A Full CoNGREss.-For tn
6rst time in ten years there are now "a
members of the House, 122 Of whou
make quorum. This leaves but thre
vacancies, one in Ohio, caused b
Schenck's resignation. one ia Pennsyl
: vania, caused by Covode'ss death, an
D one IN Georgia, arising from contes
!, Should the Senate decide to admit Sens
, tor elect Miller. of Georgia, every Stai
in the Union will be represented for tt
first time since 1860.
i -~INpIANA is about to reform her divors
|. laws, and bin passed the State Sena
|, a few days ago, BY a nearly unanimo'
vote, abolishing the lax liberality whic
has heretofore prevailed in that Stat
The new statute is to provide that
/. divorce will be granted for acts commi
: ted in any other State. unless BY tho La
" thereof such acts were ground OF divorc
! tsbd then osiy after a bona tsde residen
r Of three years in Indiana of the PEI
|. TONER.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

WE will be thankful to readers of The
CouRIER if they will send US the latest
current news of their section.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

Mercer County recommends Ex-Gov.
Beriah Magofin for the Gubernatorial
nomination.
+ The CRUsADEs AGAIN-The news
papers announce that a Catholic league
has been formed in Belgium to prepare
an armed expedition against the city of
Rome, with branches established in
Austria and Spain and some of the pro-
vinces of France. and meeting is to take
place in some island of the Mediterranean.
The italian Government has received in
formation of the conspiracy. M
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Uncle Josh's
Trunk Full Of Firm

portfolio Of irst-class Wit aud Hnmor,
containing the Richest Comical Stories
Cruel Sells, Side-Splittiug Jokes. Humorous
Poetry, Quaint Parodies, Burlesque Ser
mons, New Connndrums aud Mirth- -Provok-
ing Speeches ever published Interspersed
with Curious Pussles, Amusing Card Tricks,
Feats of Parlor Magic, and nearly 700 Fun.
ny Engrayings- illustrated Cover. Price
is cents. Sent by mail, postage paid, to
any part OF the United States, on receipt of
price. DICK FITZGERALD, publishers.
Ss.c.s 7, - ; =; = ss : s. IsIs
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

HICKMAN COUNTY RoBBEn-A man
by the, name of James Cunningham,
charged with numbering and robbiug a
man in Hickman county, was arrested in
Nashville last Monday, aud sent to Clin-
ton for trial
LIEUT.. Gov. P H. LESLIE, was in
augursted Governor of Kentucky at
Frankfort the 18th inst.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

TTPHAMS DEPILATORY PONDER
Removes superhuous hair in i've min-
utes without injury to the skin. Sent by
mail for 81 % eslfs
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

nR. S. s. FITCH'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN;
~ 80 pages; sent by mail free. Teaches
how to cure all diseases ofthe person. skin,
hair, eyes complexion Write to "A Broad
way. New York.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Married.

In this county, at the residence of the
bride, near Fulton Station, by the Rev. p.
Mnrchison, on the 7th inst, Mr. WMaLTN
DEN, aged ~ years, to Mrs, MARTHA LIN
DEN, aged As years
We wish the young couple long life. and a
We are All fisT-fizr--T- =
WALKER, as candidate to represent the
people of Hickman and Fulten counties in
the next State Legislature.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
coMMERCIAl HOTEL

CLINTON ST. HTcKMAF a
vfNa restted and taken charge OF
II .,;s veil known Hotel, am now pre-
"A Ia Ss;,h1 the beet the market anoreS 70
scrs ssccsmmo odAte The travelling puoAs- =, .o,v.
No. pains shAn be spared TO msxe W sM
sortable who may favor me witp aea.L
ny Table supplied With everyth'Hs ''SS 1'S
Nashville market Affords
eS- Special Attention.psid 70 guests 's"'
ing go p nA'' y ''~'s@r z. scHARFE.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

1909 USE THE ''vEGErABLE IOzO
1C-OPuImonary BaIsom.-IO ~
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption. Nothing better CUTLER
BRos Co. Boston
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Hickman wholesale Prices.


Hickman wholesale Prices.
BAGGING--s0a32 per yard.
RoPE-Mnchine 10.
IRON TIES-Sc.
BEESwAX 30(dg35c. p 10.
BLACKING p doz 45(9s5.
BUCKETS, p dozen, 2 so.
BROOMS, a dozen, 3 00S4 so.
BROWN SHEETING, p yard. l23s163e.
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
CHEESE=15(d917c per lb- 6
COFFEE Rio, 19G,21c-
CRACKERS, q q 55G9slc.
CASTINGS, q 10, 5aa6c.
COAL OIL, q gallon, Bic per bbl
FLOUR, SIS SOFAS so.
FEATHERS. o 10 50(a6oc.
z GUNPOwDER, = keg 81 00aS7 90.
BLASTING POWDER, soc. -
HIDES, green gafs ioso &C..
HORSE SHOES p N saec.
Nails - 10 27@35c. 8
LARD OIL, % gallon, 81 90
9 LARD, p 10 rae.
LEAD. q 10 IOc.
MOLASSES, N q, Sugnr a, ~ Dbl, 656eso
u half bbis 20.
kegs So per gallon.
MACKEREL, IN kits 50 0o(Ge3 ooc.
90 q bbls S22.
. half bbls sl2 90.
Keys, 90 oO.
NAILS r keg, 81 10 rates.
RICE, z ID 11al21c.
SUGAR, Brown, q ID l0@sl2c.
- Refined l6c
S0DA-By the keg 6lc q ID.
SHOT, per bag, 2 G0(ag2 so.
SToNEWARE, u gallon, 16c. :,
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per lib 6os 81 ~
TALLOW, per Id case.
CEMENT, Louisville, SO 25.
WHITE LEAD, 9aI3c
WHISkEY, common, per bbl 81 va -.
s' Rye eand Bourbon, ] eoa@ oe
+" Robinson CO l 55a2 20; 90
BRANDY, Apple and Peach 50 5oaf w.
IRON, bar size, &c.
PRINTS 10 to l2{c.
JEANS, per yard, 20a26-
LINSEY, per yard, 22Aa50c. -
LEATHER kip skins 81 0oa1 3v
q ss sole, per ib 40 45s.:o
upper side, 8 50a4 %.
= LIME--2 90. An
WASH BOARDS, per dezen, o'a' %
PLOWS, Steel, SAa124. -
Il HUBS, e60a2 so per sett. ID
4FELL0 ES 2 0oa3 90.
STEEL Cast. NJ. Il. A. 2Oa2fc.
/ S1RU PS-5 gal kegs oeS0-
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

ST. VALENTIEE's day was duly OBJ
served in this city the 18th. The mis-
sives were the source of great deal of
amusement in certain circles
A NEW mail route is projected, run
ming from Cairo, Illinois. to Hickman,
KY. by land, passing through Ballard
Hickman, and Fulton counties, which
will if established, supply large and
populous section of country, now desti-
tute of mail advantages, or very made
quately supplied from the river and rail
roads. Success to it.
Corn BUYERs-A number of trader:
from different parts of the South are now
in Hickman, for the purpose of buying
corn. They appear to be troubled foi
want of cars to move their corn wher
bought. They pay 55c.
Observation-Disclosures services to-
morrow at the Baptist church at the usu
al hour.
The Siamese twins have fifteen chill
dren. =,
I 'assizsaz- nor own real estate.
PADUcAH IS guns - Lila s.s.,,
i boats.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

Mas0nic.-Fulton Lodge No. I90 49,.
srfslAr every 2ND MONDAY NIGHT e.s ;a
ZACH month. odheers-J H. Davis W NJ,
". D Coreett, 8. W.; J. H. Roulhae 7 W,
chas- Baitfer, Treas; Robt. W. Davis. secrs'
sary.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
sAeir g atlrrrtisrmrnts.
s5 TO 40 FER nv

Men, Women, Boys and Girls who engage
IN our new business make from IS to $40
per day in their own localities. Full par
ncuiars aud instructions sent free by mail.
ihose In need of permanent, prof liable work
should address at once. GEORGE S1TNSoN
& Co., Portland, Maine. a#sBi q
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

IN nth he ,e, people nssn6seslJXyorlzsrouse ss6ses y
ly educational interest" 80
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DoARD OF APPoRlIoHMEsT or THE CITY AND
qS a, ys Of bssrS SsT SSI S Ss
@ sT: NH he T ss OF OF % %S,nssy @ n q
County Sss. for the purpose u hs"
tho applications for charitable aid OF the
section entitled sc to make provision for the
local governments OF the city and county New York."
said Hoari The insii. ons 90 n.msd being a.
fiys Points Mission, the Ladies Union Refer Assocaon
s,..er: Of S. Derpinio Asylum, Tho nahnsmsnn Hospital
tno Wo%sns Hospital OF the State Of New York e 81
Nursery cl,as Hospital Ss Temeas Ssaics
Ho: Gs"ss 81 s 5s9S ,rb as g s
the Relief Of Destitute Chidrsn Of Sesmsn The New York
the Blind The 'ns Female s %ssnoe So
csy, the Patriots Orphan Home the Association for the
.sias 'S. se
New York Hssa.sn % 1syisn as . g. luke. ao%s
alton for Children: The Juenle Guardian So
as ts Ne New Ysrs q 2s s
the SersSu. II. Society for he Relief Of the kup
Blind seventh Avenue tho Hospital for the Relief Of the
Nervous AMI pArAytio Poor the New York Eye
for and ne oown
VIZ ias New York Dispens.ry The Northern
The .f,% hs s% DE-
Ysa,aTy as YSTays srsn
E.w ss s q. \. 3 e c
pen.ary for diseases Of the skn the Hoffman prpsnsary
the New YORK homeopathic pspensary, the Bond Street
romDln. SQUARE tie Sortheasscra Ho%opsSlo Dspss
sary, the New York Homo opa,ho College Dapsnsary The
tho German Dspsnsary The Wesrn Di.penssy for Women
and the inamay Of the New York College Of Den
s s I. Ss
the other institutions and socie,s provided by
Chairman Of the Board OF Appor rtionment.
~,
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DOyAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CuBA, ArRIL rs,
~ No. a4A Drew s9in.nGa. gold May q, Kentucky class
ZIG, Nos. %, S2, IA drew $au,C00
BAILEY CO., Brokers,
old esta sl.ed office, III Broadway
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
In wi be held ut the oIce OF tho New Bridge
pany No. 81 Fulton street. the city OF Brooklyn Mon
day, the 9Th June l2 O'Clock
for Gecu directors of said company for the then ensuing
year. HENRY &. MURRAY, President.
.. y. QUtNTARD, Secretary
MAY1.ls7l
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FINANCIAL.

A NDERSON CO.. NO CuAMBEPS STREET
"A Money loaned immediately In New York. &C.; Real
Estate Builders Loans Merchnn ise oialcras kon
Stocks marketable Securities negotiated First Second, &C.,
Mortgages wanted.
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COcIETY OF TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Attention,
The Grafton and Poem r,ll DC delivered =. the Globe
Business Meeting VIII take place
The Dinner will be at the Revere House. a ~ p M for
which tickets should be obtained early as possible.
Tisss.s q admission for member; oc.y to tho Globe
tsncd OF the undnrgns on before Thrrsiay May H. at
:; ky G s,s, . sG:en e,~.n ,.. ,ss n"r 4. and
My G H. H. ana AZ Ii from ron sio - A. H. Nay H. anu " = :" ''
CT. PERSON.
CTAnMER!So POSITIVELY cuaEp BY pRs. MANN
received nn eare saes.e fec john ashcroft, u
M M 81
szE sYaF e. eS5D Ss As5 R54l
rhEArhfs, TRAVELLING COMPANIES,
1A"'A's 'isssUsssssss ssssss!, asEIons
shifrIsa hnnSHAS5s xaazSosEras, 40.
TIE %EIsqFas1Tss jos rslsrIss Es1AshTsnxrs1 3
BRoADwAS' soW Sossss sssssk9 u ASs lS STREET,
EVERY s..s: 4; 1SS$S 50 q HAD At RE
WOOD nsaSn'sd ,o E FIGURES AND
BROADWAY, coNsEs TtsfMshs ~ ANN STREET.
METROPOLITAN Ie4Ip Jos rniSrfSu ESTABLISHMENT
sPcRTlNa.-D0GS, BIRDS, &c.
DEA FOWLS RABBITS, BRAaMAs. LEaHoRN
and s c s rss AZ g. # ;Enss " ss 81 s:' FSSa
ineon Market, Fulton street sidewalk.
THE TURF.
DON'T BREEZE PARK
i SIZING MEETING.
PREMIUMS Sle,COa
For that have arcd for plate, purse
stake-firHt. $780, s3 Slr0...... 81 o0J
For horses hst have not trotted faster than 24Uist,
~00V' s''' paw NAV YaH'''''''.''.'''''''' iV''
For horses that have uoted faster than a:32-
For horses that have never rotted faster than 1926
$l su, $780, 2y. 2c00
For horses that have rot troted faster than $50
For boIses that have MT trol.ed faster than 3:a5.--
Open to MI except Lady Thorn and Goldsmith Maid
1Ioan N1o", Nx'n 2bVV
The above to he mile heats three nve
To governed the rilss tho National Association
al entries be made IN accordance. with the game.
Entries 10 per cent TO close at NJ, May ", 1871 All
communications adireasc to A. A. LECuLER Secretary,
- o'N'A N'-- '''e dEO. sfuRoEs. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A DRAB LINED BRETT SECOND HAND.
n birc fBeu Brett, second hand.
a light piano top Buggy, Miner Steven&' make
two seat Depot Wagon Miner Il stevens make
-four spIing Dog Cart, Brewsters' make.
A turn out ssat buggy.
A Park FhReton four springA
A Wagonette with top.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
cUpRPAE COURT.

CUPREAE COURT.
- In shc meter Of the application nf the MtvT Ndermea
ccrnn0nni,v OF tho city on relative - tho
widening and ftraybi.nng OF Broadway between fhry.
fourth Fy.niii aud sso The making o.
thar part of Broadway between Thirty second snd
AMI that part Forty ssc0ni aut rory-
nth streets Of greater width than lou feet IN tho cy q
New York.
property 70 be taken acarei or damaged IN the abosc
Nsd proceeding hat .v can be heard before the
c:e -.s ..s r-os 81 aueb damage At ths OF ths
Board Of Aldermen, IN the CITY is, IN tnc city OF New yorks
18th DAY OF Mag, 1871, at two o'clock r. NJ. aud f0l
consecutive week days thereafter Ntwo O'Clock n of
each day
No csses will he heard an,css s,seweo OF the claim Ass
been previously lied ~th the crrl ot the Commiss,ones
and ali Questions of law must be submitted Ia written briefs
Absraos OF ts to propery af-e.ed aud all statements
OF conpsin; ul.t bc silressd TO A. +. Stewart, esq~
Chairman and hed with Henry Hilton, OF the "a
this pr,cceioe, AZ cur ooe No. rs broadway room NO
.ccoui Loor, rear.
Ark r. srRwART,
JOHS o. JONES, C,mr,i<,i.nAra
JANE {. HENEL9sS.t
NEW YORK. May .. l6il.