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The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
End Of the Franco-Prussian
WAR.

The election returns in France give
307 Bonapartists and Orleanist against
an Renublicans. Thus, forever vsnishes
the rich dream of French Republic
Either Bonspartists or Orleanists will
be placed upon the throne,and monarch
ial rule again hold sway. Napoleon has
issued proclamation to the French peo-
pie, in which he says, "For my self,
bruised by injustice and bitter deception,
l do not claim my repeatedly confirmed
rights to the throne, bat until the people
express their WILL all acts are illeEiti-
mate"
Tar Krans zeitung estimated the
French elections to have resulted in at
least a two third vote infavor of q mon
archiai institution. and says scarcely one
third of the members chosen to the As
sembly are Republicans, The Imperial
ists are also badly beaten, and the futur
for France seems to be between tn
Bourbons and Orleanists.
A dispatch dated Paris, February .13
says: Everything has been arrapge'
at Bordeaux for a committee to negoti
ate treaty of peace. A draft of tn
treaty has been approved by Bismarcl
and Moltke The treaty will be signed
inmediately, and the sGerman troop
will then march through Paris to Straus-
burg Station, and take trains for home
Trains will follow each other as rapidly
as possible. The Assembly will then
adjourn to Paris. and proceed with thu
reorganization of France
THE press of Paris alludes tothe pro-
posed entry of the German army into
Paris IN excited terms. The Reforme
opposes the entry of the German troops
IS such, and foresees bloody encounte
between them and the ci6zens. A ma
Sority of the journals counsel The citizens
to remain indoors, and display mourning
emblems from their residences during
the passage ofthe German troops.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
The Cincinnati Railroad EX-
element.

The defeat of the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad enterprise is creating intense
excitement and dissatisfaction among the
people of Central Kentucky. The news
papers and delegates from that part OF
the State vow that no individual who
voted against their right to railroad ia
cilities shall ever see daylight as State
politician. They attribute its defeat to
The ies,usaes &c sl.e I.esi issi!ls aaa Nash
vile Raifrosd CotrPsey -ana 1ns sslns1-
ness of Louisville. Curses mountain
high are piled up on the aspiring men
who voted against the bill, and there is
no doubt but that the question will play
g conspicuous part in our approaching
August elections. Senator Sherman, of
Ohio. since the defeat of the charter BY
our State Legislature, has asked Congress
TO grant the right of way, Kentucky to
the contrary Notwithstanding. What
ever may be said of the power of Con
gress under the Constitution to grant
this right ofway, the advices seem to in
dicate that Sherman's bill will pass.
There are just yet no ready means OF
predicting the result IF Congress pass
es Mr.. Sherman's bill the matter is like
~ to be carried before the courts, and
will hardly enter into the next State can
vass. 1t will take q legal instead of
popular form. But if Congress fails, or
delays, we should think, judging by the
various signals that have been thrown
out, that combination ticket may be
srrauged and campaign for next sam
ner
The opponents of the charter IN our
State Legislature are perhaps equally as
bitter sgainst the supporters Of the char
ter, grave insinuations of bribery and
corruption being intimated against GER
tsin members Somehow the name of
Col. Geo. w. iEiIvsrtooth has become
thus connected, but the Columbus Dis
pdtcl and Paducah Herald, papers which
Of all others know him best, Indignantly
rspsl the insinuation. The Herald says,
"No one but fool or knave would talk !
about corruption in connection With
George Silvertooth," san
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
TEk Paducah Herald has been aslee,

IEk Paducah Herald has been asleep
on the negro question for. many weeks.
We thought Its silence might be indica-
tive of conviction, but it yet has swool
in its teeth" 1t is attempting to tear
down a recent Democratic Convention of
McCraeken county. 1t reminds US Of
the man discovered tearing down an old
formers fence, and when hailed to know
the reason, explained that he was sud
denly seized with the shakes, and was
holding on the fence for support. The
Herald has got the shakes, aud must
hold on to the niger yet little Iougor. |
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Amnesty.

80 - tIse<s s,ne1ittie ,rA,fift or PHpa
Sos say .st of general. amnesty during
the present session Of Congress. The
repeal of the test oath was be thought az
much as could be at present secured, and
il seems that the apprehensions that the
President would veto it are no longer
entertained. as he has signifsd his will
liugnsss to let il become law.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Cam ON DR.. AIexander.

Mr.. EDITOR In your paper see
calls upon various parties to become can :
didates for the Legislature. In all
courtesy they have not yet hit upon. the
right man. / hear a number express a
desire for Dr.4J. NJ. Alexander to make
the race. He is tried and true, and
never yet faltered on no part of the
ground. QUINTUs
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
The Test Oath Ren.o1aa

That which is known as the iron clad
cath has been repealed. Its effect has
been to exclude every southerner who in
the remotest manner gave aid or comfort
to the confederate cause. Consequently,
almost all were under the ban, and for
some time Senators Hill aud Miller of
Georgia have been kept out of the Sen
ate of the United States. Upon issue
of repeal in the House as many as sixty
voted with the democrats. i
Grant notified Congress that the bill
10 modify the iron clad oath bad become
law without bis si.naturs.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Lrn1sLArIvE HoNoRs.-In anotl

LEGISLATIVE HoSoRs.-In another
column will be found number of calls
upon different citizens soliciting them to
become candidates for Legislative honors.
We are at all times thankful TO citizens,
especially representative men, for ez-
pressions either in regard to public men
or measures, and are only too anxious to
make the COURIER the faithful vehicle
Of such views, but all viii admit the
necessity of our limiting the privilege to
our columns in this regard. Hereafter,
we shall only publish the substance of
such calls, or if more is desired, it will
be charged for.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

TIE unpOpularity. of Queen victoria
in England is an old story. Why it is
cannot be made 80 plain. But it certain
ly is aud has been any time these eight
or ten years.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The Queen, pre-
ceded by the horse guards, in passing
through Whitehall to open Parliament
to day, was greeted with mingled cheers
and Kisses, the latter predominating.
The cheers were chiefly given by the
Germans. Extraordinary police pre-
cautions prevented disorder.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

THE Columbus Dispatch, says, A ..
Arnold. Sheriff of Hickman county, for
the past four years, has paid up the last
dollar due by him to the State, and has
received his quietus from Col. Smith,
the Auditor.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
GRANTS Prospects for a RenOm-
fnaliOu. ..f+

The politicians and party managers of
the Radical party-the friends of the
various aspirants for the Presidency
are earnestly at work in Washington
shaping things for the co invention which
is to nominate the candidate in 1872.
While the friends of the other aspirants
are keeping their movements as much in
the. dark as possible, Grants "backers"
make no secret of the fact that he will
be candidate before the Radical Ma
tional Convention for re-uomination; and
it is said that Grant hiu8se,e aass 80.
deny that he desires to make secona
A number of respec tabfe and ihtelli
gent property owners of McCracken
County, have held a public meeting in
regard to he ElizabefhtoN aud Padu
cah Railroad. lti is proposed that resis
tance be offered in the county to the pay
ment ofthe tax which was voted in aid of
the road-and it is stated by the Ken
tuckian that the decision in the Garrard
county case was read upon the occasion
and "a hopeful conclusion was drawn
therefrom, that McCracken county can
resist the collection of auy
further taxes" IS
That paper, however, doubts the wis
iom of their conclusion.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

Qua worthy contemporary, j. G. Ford,
editor of the Owensboro Shield, is a
candidate for the Legislature in Daviess
county He is an able editor, and we
think would make an able representa-
tive. Success TO him.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

PoLITIes IN GRAVES CoUNTY.-A
number of prominent citizens of Graves
have united in call upon Maj. Robt t.
johnson, jr, to become candidate for
the Lower Branch of the Legislature.
We regard him as a good and true Dem
oerat, and young man of fine future
promise.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

THE TzEsEssEE.- The war steamer Ten
assse on which sailed the San Domingo
Commissioners, is not yet heard from,
and great sppreheusions are entertained
that che is lost. On board was Ben
Wade, Fred Douglas, and a crew of
s'ssk aud aa Radicals.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
The APPROACHING legislative
Race.
For he Courier.
Call on ThOs. E. GleesOn.
MIDDLE DISTRICT, Fnlton co. K v.

- MIDDLE DISTRICT, Fulton !, Ky.
Ed. Courier :-Therace for the Leg
istor IN August next seems to be ex-
citing some interest in your paper. There
are already two candidates out in Hick,
man county, and there will no doubt be
another as soon as the present session is
over. Fulton is entitled to the repre-
sentative this term, and we ought to bring
out man that can unite the entire vote
OF both counties. Cannot such man be
found ? We are plain old Farmers, aud
would like to have a farmerto to represent
US, and would suggest the name of Thos.
K. Gleeson, as suitable mans Ifhe weuld
run he would in our opinion come as
near carrying the county as any man that
could be found. FARMERs.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Tue Henderson Reporter prophesies

political death" to public men who ia
vor the admission of negro evidence in
our State courts. 1t initiates the wis
dom of the ciairvoyant, who advertises
to .foreteu the past, and will be cIassed
with such prophets.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
properly put in."

THE Middle Tennessee papers speak
despOndently of the coming wheat crop.
In the first place, not more than half the
usual quantity was sown. and now very
poor stand is reported
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

a bill has been introduced in Congress
by Mr.. Cobb, of North Carolina, in
these words "To protect loyal, peace
able citizens, and perpetuate the evidence
of losses sustained in the rebellion; pro-
viding for the appointment of commis-
sioner in each county of Alabama, Ark
ansas, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennes
see, Louisiana. Virginia and Kentucky,
to take cognizance of all KuKlux out
RACES.
It's said the bill Will become a law.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

THE Columbus Dispatch says The
best farmers in this county inform US that,
though the severe cold weather in De-
cember deadened the blades and gave the
heldsa bare appearance, they believe the
stand Of wheat wherever the crop was
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Tor tht courier
Call on w. Il. Mcdaniel.

Editor Hickman Courier As some
interest seems to be mauifesting itself in
reference to whom amongst the many
patriotic sons of Fulton aud Hickman
Shall offer himself as sacrifice by &C
cepting a seat in the sext Legislature of
this Commonwealth as our Representa-
tive, with due Difference to the distin-
guished names which have been present
ed through the columns of your vslusRe y
paper, We desire TO say that in -select96g &
our standard bearer for q suing
term we should select one who IS tho
roughly identified With the material in
terest of the country, and one who is
likewise thoroughly versed in the politi-
cal economy of the day--and such being
our views we knob of no one better quail
fed for the position than our esteemed
fellow citizen w r. Mcdaniel, Esq, a
man who has BEN from his infancy iden-
tilted with the people Of Fulton, and one
who combines with his great fund of
good sense and intimate acquaintance
with the farm md farming interest of the
country. Pernit US then Mr.. Editor, to
say that if Esq, Mcdaniel will permit
his name to so before the people and
will consent to make the canvass, he will
receive hearty support from the citi,
zens of this enc of the county, and as we
believe will be acceptable to a large
majority of the voters of the two coun,
ties. What say you friend Mc.2 Let us
hear from you and oblige.
MADRID BEND.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

A. s ANDERSON. pays cash for hides ta-
low, bees-wax furs, 8 c. Saddlery at re-
duced prices, such as collars, names, chains
brides, harness lsingles and double,) side
saddles, men and boys saddles of every de-
scripiion in fact everything farmer wants
IN III. line of Su.iasse.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

ATRss NARY ROSE. Hickman, Ky.. acept.
wi for the World Renowned SINGERS
MACHINE. W
Rooms, Mrs. Roses Millinery Store.
y Newton Paducah, Ky, General a gent
jan14 I'm
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

The latest styles of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Cloth, Calf, and Goat Custom
Made Shoes. Call and see them.
THOS. L, NORRIS,
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Taken Up as Sfrays

DYJ. II. Simmons, living FIVE miles east of
ID Hickman, near the Dresden road, in Full
ton county. on the l4th inst, one black muly
Cow, supposed aged about eight years, with
white face, some white on back, belly and
tail, marked with crop and under-bit off
each ear, also, one roam Cow, aged eight or
nine years, marked with crop and hole in
right ear, and swallow fork in the left ear,
but having no brands or other marks. The
two appraised at the value of thirty dollars
Witness my hand this 18th day of jan
uary, 1871 J. z. MAYES, J.P. FsC.
inn2S-lS11-ff
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Taken I'm

As a stray, by w. @. Forehand. living four
miles east of Hickman, on Mud Greek, Fui-
ton County, KY, on Che 5th inst. one IHor
GRAY MARE, aged about four years, having
one white foot, and abont fifteen hands hirh,
but having no brand or other Marks and
which appraise at the value Of one hun
dred and ten dollars Witness my land
this 18th day of December. 1870.
janis 3t J.W- MAYES, j. p. FpCs
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
EDUCATIONAE.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w our friends and the public that we
viii open our School for the Spring and sum
mer session ON or before the 18th of March
next. 1t is our purpose TO build up, if pos
sible, a thorough classical and mathematical
school, from which pupils shall gofully pre-
pared to. enter the highest universities in
the land, and to fl them by thorough prac-
teal instruction for any business they may
have to do. aria ssfrse
Terms Sc, viii be published in due time
J. n. ROULHAC,
jan21 JNO. w. COWGILL. :
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
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Hair Vigor
For the Renovation Of the Hair.
Tha. Great nesideratunm Of she Age.


A arsssins Moo
is at once agfesa
healthy, and etiectual
for. {. prescrving qa.
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soop restored
to is original c0sor
and hs glos, and
freshness Of yos1ik
Thin hair a thiek-
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Cal! on Henry CampbelI.

MR. EDITOR II Capt. Henry (bmp-
bell, will consent to the use of his name
as candidate to represent Hickman and
Fulton county in the next Leei,lature.
we think he can be triumphantly elected.
he can command more votes In Hick +
man county than any man Fulton can
put forward. CLIsroS PsEcrsc1. {
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
Administrafor's A Notice.

IN signed has been duly appointed as
Administrator of the estate Off. s.. HUB
BARD, deceased, late of Fulton county, KY.
All persons indebted TO said estate, are
hereby notified TO come forward and make
immediate settlement, as all claims unpaid
will be placed in an officers hand for collect
ion the 1st Of October. Those having claims
against said estate will present them for
settlement c. III HUBBARDg 81
jan15-tf Admipistrator.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
alew advertisements.


F W. STEW EMS has 80 mules threeand
A. -four years old, which he viii sell low
for cashor to responsible parties on twelve
months time.
febl2 I'm
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

LoDaToN; KY, Feb. IL. 1871.
Mr.. Editor I'm behalf of any good
aud substantial citizens of this district
call on Fhos. Z. Gleeson, Esq. to be
for the lower House Of the.
next Legislature. FApxER
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

that is known to the
e. Grocery business, can be found pure
fresh and cheap, at e
.f McCUTCHEN & cos.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
HAIR DRESSING. ~.


I ts7tsFf4 lisa 81 .e5iihle asfsaE
J sstr ~ - laa .nssn ~ 80 = ,rft~.I \
g@ srw tilgrpfI
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
FULToN KY Feb I44e71

FULroN, KY, Feb IA, 1871.
Mr.. George Worre,s We see call
IN your paper for Tom Gleeson to be
candidate for the Legislature, and wish
ing to hear from other parts of tbeeoun
ty on the subject. After CONSULTING, we
can say to. you that Tom win suit us
here. Call him out. vorERs.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18
THE sEMT-wEEKLY suVg

fivs eoDies one year, separately as.ii essea - !
Ten c,,,,.. Eight Dollars.
an eIass cone ops J, yesr separately addressed laud
Sixfeen Doftnrr.FI.
The Hickman courier., 1871-02-18

W. R -. OfneS orders. checks or draffs on x.w
sns iet;ers sonvenient ifnot then rersser
ssotAi1ing money Address = : s
~ 1 W. ENGLAND, Publishes .ressf
Sun of1ce. New York Ctr
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-14

VIII be sold at public auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, Sept. l6, at o'clock, P. NJ,
a Lot, Containing About 5,4OO Feet,
Situated near the new extension OF Mechanic street. and
running from Mechanic street to Boston and Albany
Railroad The above is valuable a building lot for
mechanical works. One hundred dollars down at close
of sale JAMES MURPHY,
B. w. ABBOTT, Auct'r.
WORCESTER Sent 70 ISL dts sl2
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-14

GUARDIANS SALE. = BY License of
W Probate Court, will be sold at Public Auction, on
the premises. TUESDAY, September 10, ISL az four
O'Clock in the afternoon tue following Real Estate be-
longing to the estate of Charles sumner Lincoln
minor to witt certain tract of land with me ave. ,
street. so called in Brooked, and bounded on he west
by land of Foster Ainsworth the north by and OF j.
s. sherman on the east by land Of Lucreta Pierce, and
on the south by the street aforesaid
Terms at time and place OF sale, 49,, ,,,,
% ds9,l4&lS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-23

as1 tambien la prudente amalgama de to-
dos los intereses, constituye ell v1nculo mas
fuerte de las grandes asociaciones lamadas
nacionalidades.
Por otro parte, la distancia de aquellas
provincias, y las especialidades que exijen
ALI cierto regimen local, la presencia de
un delegado 8 representante del poder eje-
cutivo, y la de otros jefes militares nom
brados por Ell Supreme Gobierno, demues-
tran la necesidad de que tambien tengan
en- el Congreso nacional quien pueda ele-
var la voz contra cualquier. abuse de auto
ridad que ALI Sc cometa; quien este en- ap-
titud de lamar la atencion del supreme
Gobierno sobre cualquier desman que pu-
diera poner en- pehgro la tranquilidad, la
seguridad 8 los intereses de aquellas anti
Has. @
Hay ademas la ven ala de que los dipu-
tados que de ALA vengan, extranos por la
misma excepcionalidad de SUI sitaacion al
infujo de los partidos de la Peninsula, y
q las pasiones que de aquf suelen escitar
los animos y estraviar aun los mas pruden-
tes de la sende del bien p6blico, rara ve-
ces 8 nunca estarAn dispuestos 4 dejarse
arrastrar & una opesicion sistematica los
actos de los representatives de otras pro-
vincias.
/ Todo este convence que Ia representa-
cion de las dos islas en- las Asambleas Ma
cionales es justa, es necesaria, es conve
niente; puede traer grandes bienes sin
aventurar ningun peligro nj perjuicio, y
al satisfrcer las aspiraciones de aquellos
habitantes, robustecerA Ia union de las An
tillas con Ia Metropoi,
Por estas eoasideraciones estimanos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-23

mercantil de la Peninsula han de ser STEM
pre- las suyas, y cualquera variante 8 mo-
difcacion en- elias, ha de comprenderlas
y puede beneficiarlas 8 periudicarlas.--
Ser1a contrario a justicia y 4 todos los
principles de buen Gobierno, que esas
graves cuestiones, y todas la demas que,
aunque de un orden secundario, interesan
q la generalidod de la Nacion, y son en-
rigor las 1nicas de le verdadera competen-
clio del .Congreso nacional, ,se discutiesen y
deliberasen en- los Cuerpos colegisladores,
sin la Intervention de los legltimos repre-
sentantes de aquellas provincias.
Els verdad que no son de la incumben-
cia del Congreso, los particulaIes de cue
con arreglo estas bases organicas deben
ocuparse las Corporaciones insulares; pero
este no rompe los vlnculos, nj mengua las
relaciones del general interes que todas
las preyincias que. constituyen la gran ma
cionaidad espanola, enlazan atraen al
centro comun del Congreso. Asf como es-
tas relaciones y esos v1nculos en- NADIA Sc
desvit1an porquo Sc respeten los fueros de
la proyincias vascongadas y las costum-
bres y especialidades Legislatures de algu-
mas otras proyincias, asl tampoco Sc des-
virtuaran nj debilitaran antes por Ell con-
trario Sc fortaleceran con ell sistema indica-
do, el cual constituye un motive mas para
que Sc aprecien cuanto vale ell derecho de
venir 4 tomarparte los representatives de
las demas provincias en- las deliberaciones
lie nacional importancia. Los cubanos y
puertoriquenos Green que Ia variedad no
excluye la unidad, antes bien consideran
que asl como Ia armonia consiste en- Ia
acertada combination de diyersos tonos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-23

tambien de nuestro deber explanar nues-
tras ideas, respecto de la participation que
deban tener las Islas de Cuba Puerto
Rico en- el Congreso nacional,
BASE TRIGESIMA.-Las islas de Cuba
Puerto-Rico seran representadas en- el
Congreso de la nacion, puesto que al i
quail delas demas provincias tienen interes
en- todas las cuestiones y negocios que en-
general afectan la nacion.
BASE TRIGEsIMA PRIMA.- Elegiran un
Diputado por cada $4,000 habitantes IL
bres, y uno mas 81 hubiere fraction que
exceda de $4,000.
BASE TRIGEsINIA SEGUNDA.--La cleo
cion Sc hara por el mismo sistema VICENTE
en- la Peninsula, con circunstancia de que
la Quota de contribution annual que por to-
dos respectos ha depagarse para ser cleo
tor no eaje de veinticinco pesos fuestes 8
sean 500 reales vellon al ano. (1)
BASE TRIGEsIMA TERCERA. toda
clase de eleccionessse necesita ser vecino
con casa abrierta y un ano y un dia de re-
sidencia.
BASE TRIGESIMA CUARTA.-SolO pueden
ser electos Diputados a Cortes por las
islas de Cuba y Puento-Rico, los que
cuenten mas de tres amos de vecindad en-
elias, salvo el case de que sean naturales
de 10 Isla de cuya representation Sc trate.
Han de tener ademas 5000 pesos fuertes
de renta annual, 8 pagar por su profession
8 industria, la contribution que CORES
ponda esa renta.
BASE TRIGEsIMA QIIIiNsrA. Ell Que acep-
e q encarSsoo 60 dc Diputado 4 C6rtes por
" AYissA - eapaqiaadss, Nsasla.Rl
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BAsEs ORGANICAS.
DE CUBA Y PUERTO.RICO

y
Mas no solo en- los negocios que especial
y directamente atanen cada una de las
Antillas tienen les espanoles que ALI resi-
den necesidad de poner en- accion los de-
rechos pollticos que les competen. NADIA
de 10 propuesto las separa de Ia unidad
nacional, ni las hace extranas 10 Que
puede afectar la. comun nacionaIdad. To-
do 10 que & Las demas proyincias sus her
manas intereso bajo IN pnnto de vista ge-
neral, ha de interesar tamhien las Anti
Has. Elias han de contribuir 4 las carr
gas generates de IL nacion, sin excluir el
reemplazo del ejjercito. Las grandes cues-
tiones de paz y guerra y de derecho in
ternacional, han de afectarlas. Ell Codigo ci-
III J penal lsley Dc spinieiamisnt0 I y