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The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
RE3fETEREfs.

That in holding the election for Con-
gress in Kentucky this year the vote
is by Ballot Officers Of election, after.
counting the ballots in their rcspeetize
preeincts, are required to replacatlae
tickets, with the poll book, in the bnl
lot box, seal and lock the same, aud
deliver it to the sheriff Of The precinct.
who will leliyer the same to the clerk
of the County Court, within the time
heretofore required by law to deliver
poll books.
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osgAR VuREER.
SIC Gepudiates sae O'ConOr
Ticket.
vor thc Hickman Courier
s corr
EALLtEu COUNTY,
81 Homo. ne.. y. IoI9.


81 Home. Oct. n, 1872.
Editor Jeaer-aniau pcm0crst:
DEAR Sln.-I was informed ycstcr>
day for the first time that you were
publishing uy name in list Of Elect
ors for O Gonor This surprised me,
as lava never been consulted upon
The subject and OF course never au-
thorze4 r.: nor have I ever been uoi
fed or advised Of my being selected by
;be committee las. April a year ago,
I was thrown from q buggy and very
seriously crippled. so much 80 ,hat |
was rendered helpless for months and
have never recovered from It, Since
then I have had nothing to 90 with
politics, and can not see that | could
be IF any service TO the cou<zTy even
If I were able to canvass. The course
pursued by our party at Baltimore. did
not meet nay views, but uoihiug that l
could do would remedy it aLLhi> late
hour. l cannot therefore consent to
act rs Elector.
[ thank the committee for the honor
conferred upon me, aud regret, that I
was not notified Of the appointment
that I could have responded sooner
Please give this place in your next
issue, and [ hope other papers will DO
me the favor to publish itaiso.
Respectfully, your ob't sery't,
OSCAR TURNER.
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SENATOR TRu.iBULL says Illinois
VII certainly 90 or Greeley, if the
Democrats cast their CID strength.
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THE latest news from the Congress
sional canvass is that Grassland ana
H~ston were between the rivers.
somewhere in or about PRINCETON, We
believe. Houston health was repre-
sented rs bad. Il Is even iasiuuafed
that "Bourbouiam had broken out
afgesh, and that he IS wearing RS hat
at an angle Of SO degrees Podurah
.Ac;ss.
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WEST, DANIEL & WRIGHT,
SUCCESSORS TO
WEST BROTHERS,
General Commission Merchants.
No. =. HOwARD's ROW,
Me1nDhiS. Tenn.

Memphis, Tenn.
GPECIAL attention given to the sale Of
- Cotton, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Corn. Oats,
Hay, Beef Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Fruits,
Eggs, Poultry, Butter, Hides, and all other
kinds of Country Produce.
Consiguments by river insured, unless
otherwise instructed. Orders for Gro
cerics or other Merchandise, accompanied
with cash or satisfactory city reference,
solicited.
REFERENCES.
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, Memphis, Tenn.
JNo. c. STEELE Hickman, Ky.
W r. WALKER, "
GEo. w. MARTIN, Gardner, Tenn.
F.. NJ. GARDNER,
GES' L. ]. u. c. ATKras, Paris, Tenn.
aug24-3m.
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Total ,OOU GliIs, all cash. $500, 0UU0
The money to pay all these gifts is now
upon deposit, and set apart for that pur-
pose, in the Farmers and Drovers' Bank.
as will be seen by the following certificate
Of the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK.
Louisville, Ky, Sept. %. 1872
This is TO certify that there is now on
deposit in this bank over half a million Of
dollars to the credit of the Gift Concert
fund, $4,000 Of which is held by this
bank as Treasurer Of the Public Library
of Eentucky'to to pay OFF all gifts to be
awarded at the drawing.
Il. 5. YEECH, Cashier
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, 50; quar-
ters. - 50 II whole tickets for 500;
% for $50 56 for $500; ll3 for 81, OOO;
2s5 for -, 500; jI5 for 5000. No dis
count on less thaa 500 worth of tickets
at time.
The drawing Will positively and une-
take place December I. Agents
are peremptorily required to close sales
and make returns November % in order
to give ample time for the final arrange
ments. Ordersto tickets or applications
for circulars should be addressed to.
Gov. TH0S. E. BRAALETTE,
Agent Public Library OF AentucKy
noy2-td
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Family Grocery
AND
PROvIsION sTORE.

MIR. JACOB FRENZ, at his old stand.
lNh Frenz Block, Clinton ST., keeps in
store the best and freshest supplies of
FAMILY GROCERIES and Provisions.
He is one and the same all the time. and
sells as cheap as the cheapest. None go
away dissatisfied.
ian6-ly.
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Sale !!
II The South aoor Of nc Court House, n ths
city q
Nashville. Tenn.

on the 10th DAY or DECEMBER, 1872.
IN pursuance of decree Of the Cham
] cery Court At Nashville, Tenn, rem
dcred in the case of J.. x. Sterensoa, and
otlers. rs. Nosbrille and Northeastern Rail
roqd Company, and others, ! will sell at
public sale, to the highest bidder, at the
South door of the Court House IN the
City of Nashville Tenn, on the tpTli
DAY or DECEMBER, 1872, Mt 10 o'clock,
NJ, on the terms hereunder stated, the fol-
lowing property, viz
The erfira rcodWay of the
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

LOUISIANA votes for President next
Monday by virtue of a special act of
Congress. The other States do not
vote till the succeeding day.
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Ed. CRossLAND is as ardent aud
true Greeley Democrat as any man
in Kentucky. By reason Of his posi-
ton and influence he has brought more
strength to the cause of Liberalism 10
Southern Kentucky than any other one
man, aud yet because Col. Noble, an
honest but Improbable old Democrat
suppsrts him, certain Radicals are dis
posed to call him a Bourbon. Noble
knows Grassland is for Greeley, and
supports him for other reasons, as wit
ncssthe following ex.rac; from discard
Gas for myself, for the reasons above
stated, aud because | love him with al
most q fathers affection, [ shall cod
willing, vote for CrosslaBd l shall
vote for him, sifaightout democrat as ]
n. without regard to his being for
Greeley, because know him to be
true democrat. I shall vote for him as
| woaid fer any oth9r true democrat 10
his district, Greeley or 30 Greeley
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Col. Jno. Martin, through his pa
per, boast that even the few Grassland
men in Hickman and Fulton counties
coucede his (Iartiu~) election II
the Colonel would tell even a plausible
lie in this matter there might be some
excuse, but tie above is too ridiculous
10 even excite disgust. II there are
those in Fulton aud Hickman who have
read his brags as to other counties let
them judge accordingly. The mans
crazy
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

TUE Paducah ksnmckian is roaring
and snorting in It's las. issues because
Lush. Anderson aud Col. Hall, the
Radical leaders, said IN their speeches
before the Paducah Grant Club, thai
Grassland was the Democratic favorile
IN the Congressional race. aud tGat
Houston would receive the next Iarsest
vote. Say RAIDS, "woa't you pull
Dad" from under that load Of hay.
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A SMALL FARM AND FARMING
IA utensils, Buggy and Buggy Hcrse.
young Brood Mare, l wagon and har-
ness, I good Cow and young calf heifer.
l SOW aud pigs, corn, household and kitch-
en- furniture and
3,co Pieces omimproUed Land,
near Hickman, Ky. For price and terms
apply to
JAMES B. HASSETT
Near Pleasant Hill School House. 3 miles
South OF Hickman octIq
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One vote more than is necessary to
ssect Greeley. As Connecticut seems
now sure fos cur candidate. We may pui
her six votes in place oil New Hamp
shire, aud We will have 155 electoral
votes; thus insuring our triumph. All
We need now IS uutiring energy in
bringing out our whole vote, aud limits
ing the frands Of the Grant Radicals.
and our triumph iu November is sure. :
Let Kentucky stand frp and add
new lustre to her noble past, in being
among tho first in doing her whole
duty. for Greeley and Brown. aud
Crossland.
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Euco.,rage:.,en..

Cassius n. Gay, sends words Of cn
eouragement as to Greeley's chances !:
"Some time since furnished to the
Lexington, (Ky.) Press an estimate OF
he electoral vote almost sure for Gree
ley and Brown. Que Of the combi
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

TIE small pox, worse tEau cholera
is, if We may credit the newspapers.
spreading throughout the entire coun-
try. There IS universal alarm. In
spite Of vaccination and q z other pre-
cautions the loathsome disease IS car
rying of It's scores and hunl,els, aud
is assuming the proportions Of q great
national calamity. There is, it's said
always eases of small-pox IA the large
cities, but the causc for, the epidemic
form, which the disease has now as
sumed, seems to be a profound mystery
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Vote for Ed Grassland l9r Congreas
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Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company,

situated in the states of Tennessee and
Kentucky. The sale is made Sor the oene-
tit of all the holder Of the mortgage bords
OF said company secured thereby.
TERMS or SALE:
Five thousand dollars cash, and the
residue ON credits of six, twelve, eight
cen aud twenty-fOur months. Notes re-
quired with approved security and lien
retained.
The sale will be made free from the
equity of redemption, but. subject to the
prior lien of the State.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.
Clerk and Master,
Chancery Court, Nashville, Tenn.
oct1O
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.Nrs THE FOLLOWING TINE TRIED AyDrIRE TESTED
FIRE COMPANIES. VIZ:

TETHEsE Companies paid al Chicago Risks
copied for them with the hazard and
adjusted and paid
represents Reliable
n
b n ear los a his accnc lowS viz
L Ente
lie Hanson 1000
san.l. Irxin e-,
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EE E6G~ REa 81 an

Joseph Amberg,
Henry G. Amberr,
DR.. Chas. II. Hubbard,
J. II. Plaut,
V. Il Walker,
Saml. n. White,
Capt. C. L. Randle,
Wm. L. MeCutchen,
Col. }. II. Davis.
WIN. 4. Brevard,
Robt. W. Davis.
John \. Wilson,
DR.. 4. 4. Tarris,
John {. Steele,
J.. Case,
Geo. NJ. Wilburn,
WIN. B. Plummer,
John w. Cowgirl,
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Greeley.
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EE EazE GcsSzzzn sS-
r. G Frather, Capt VIM L. Shuck, VIM T.
=
D. h.
j II. J.. H.. VIM II HaVs
NJ VIM bster
Mott
Hare \ HIS Woolsen Morris
Maddox, IsraeCl Clark, JarncsW W Jones
J. b. 4 II Leet
J.
desiring
SAML. LANDRUM, Agent,
FOR SOUTH WESTERN KENTUCKY
January 2O-tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-25
MEMPHIS TENN WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 1872

now paid for by the gamingtables, and
free to all comers. They must be kept
up if the place is not to lose its charms.
1t is true that the home government has
agreed to refund the accumulations of a
tax levied on the gaming-tables, and now
amounting to 6l50,000 This will form
an endowment for keeping up the various
attractions of the place in their present
perfection. But it will not be sufficient
for the purpose. If Hombourg is to re-
main what it is, the visitors must con-
tribute to its maintenance. Ii is prob
able, on the other hand, that an increased
expenditure on this account will be
counter-balanced by fall in the price
of lodging and the necessaries of life.
AT present board and lodging are at
premium, and the visitor is pretty much
at the mercy of his landlord. Next year
there will be different tale to be told.
No visitors will be frightened away, as
they have been this season, by exorbi-
tant charges. The place will not, /
think, go down in public estimation,
Nothing can deprive it of its natural
advantages its pure air. and mountain
breezes, and health,giving mineral
springs. 1t will always remain acces-
sible and desirable as summer resi-
dence. But the class of visitors will
be changed. \ The wealthy Frankfort
merchants will have their country houses
here, within short half hour by railway
of their places of business, on the banks
of the Maine. English parents will, by
comparative cheapness of living, and
the educational advantages of Frank
fort, be induced to bring their families
into this healthy air.
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cording to the supposed fortune Of the
patient which was neither legal nor rea-
sonable. If that principle were admitted,
there would be no limit to extortion. DR..
Nelaton' s letter to very humble and
obscure colleague, whose covetousness
was whetted by a job, was a compliment
ary one such a one as Lamartine or
Victor Hugo might have written TO any
small rhymer who paid them homage.
Twenty dollars would be very good pay,
and a great deal more than the plaintiff
was in the habit of getting. The court
split the difference, and gave verdict
for sixty dollars. Foreigners should
beware of French doctors, whose claims
for remuneration often far transcend the
dreams of the most eminent practitioners
elsewhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-25
HombOurg-LRst Year OF tue Gam
ing Tables, IM rI".

AhN ANWApst. .H N'..
A correspondent of the London Daily
News writes from Hombourg: ..Eg
Hombourg has not quite recovered its
astonishmeEt at the gangfroid with which
it was handed over by the Duke of
Darmstadt as peace offering to the
kingdom of Prussia. 1t is true that the
grandeur of forming an integral part Of
the great German empire is a sentiment
which may compensate for many incon-
venienees. But the easy.going days Of
the old Landgrayes have not passed
away without regrets. The paternal
government has substituted O aeFsrer
rule. The gaming tables Hre to be
swept away, aud many specnlations are
aAoat as to the fate OF Hombeurg when
this year, which sees the last Of this IN.
oFatiYe institution shah have passed
over. Large schools have been built at
cost Of es000, and education oompul-
sorry. Man and horse can testify 10 the
rigor Of German consoription, and the
future does not promise any Tightening
Of taxes to eounterbalanee the drying
up OF the fountain Of wealth at the Kur-
sssl. ,lo A0elHl.. ea suf ~.
no one will venture to predict what
viii be the fate Of Hombourg when that
which seems to be its principal attrae-
tlon, and is certainly the great source o..
its wealth and prosperity, shall be a
thing Of the past. OF one thing visitors
may be assured-that they will have in
future to pay for privileges which are
now as free as the breezes Of the Taunus.
The Kursaal, with its reading-roOm, aud
assembly-rooms. and costly band; the
gardens, with their well-kept avenues
and walks the springs aud their attend
ants; the winter garden and palm-house;
the woods as right Of shooting; are all
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-25
A French Physician's Fee and "a
Lawsuit.

A Paris correspondent writes as fol-
lows:
A lawsuit about doctors fee for a
single visit is not a very common occur
renee. Such an one has just been tried
at the joint expense Of doctor and pa
tient, for each Of them must have great
deal more to pay in costs than the sum
in dispute. A lady, while dining on the
very common bourgeois dish Of tete de
veau Ia pindigrette, took into her
mouth morsel of the cartilaginous part
of oalfs ear, which went the wrong
way" 1t lodged in her psophagus, and
its sojourn there - though irritating
painful and alarming-was not danger
0ns to life, because the gristle, not being
hard Or sharp like a bone, would GER
tainly have spbsided in time into the
stomach. The nearest DOCTOR was sent
for. He introduced an india-rgbber tube
into tha throat, and without difficulty
extracted the cause Of annoyance. For
this service be sent In Q bill for 800.
The lady refused to pay this, and ten
dered $40. Hence the action on a
ouantl1a BleraH. The lady in remon-
strating against the extortionate demand
of her doctor, who, it should be stated,
Is not celebrity" had expressed her
opinion that the great DR.. Nelaton
himself would have bepp satisfied with
$40. The doctor affecting 70 pnderstsnd
her TO have said DR.. Nelaton had told
her 40, applied to him 20 know # il was
true. This 2 prince Of science wrote
back 70 his dear confreFs " that be had
never heard anything Of the matter, but
that, being appealed TO, he thought the
demand very moderate, considering the
nature Of the service rendered and the
. means Of the patient" and it seemed
TO him a pity that the Zee should be dis
pnted. However, counsel for the defen-
daat, N. Chenal, did not accept the great
authority Of Dr. Nelaton as conclusive.
BE demnrred particularly TO his doctrine
that doctor vas entitled to charge ae-
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Resolved by the General Council of the city
of Memphis, That, in order 10 encourage the
prompt payment of city taxes for the current
year, the City Tax Collector be and is hereby
authorized and instructed to allow to each and
day Of December, 1872. pay the taxes due from
him or her to the city of Memphis for the
forty-ffth corporate year Cl872), discount at
the rata Of one per cent,im per. month on the
for the period of time that il shall be so paid
previous to the LIST day of January, 1873, and
the amount so paid shall be taken and ac-
tax due By such person. The privilege hereby
offered shall not be extended beyond the LIST
day of December, 1879. After that date the
Tax Collector is hereby Instructed to collect
the full amount of all the taxes then remain
ing unpaid.
Adopted by Board of Aldermen September
4. 1872.
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DRIFTING.


by T. BUCHANAN READ.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-25
The Massacre sr Sc. BarthoIomew

A curious document relating to the
massacre of st. Bartholomew is, says
La France, about 10 be published. 1t is
the journal of German student, j.. w.
de Hotzheim, who happened to be at
Orleans at the time of the massacre, and
who, in simple language and with min
ute precision, has recorded his recollec-
leetions of the frightful scenes that oc.
Cured on that day Botzheim was not
only an actual witness Of the massacres,
but he. narrowly escaped death himself
on several occasions. The record of his
experiences. which was lately discovered
IN Germany, occupies not fewer than
sixty-one pages, 1t is in Latin; certain
words and certain characteristic phrases
are, however, found here and there re-
corded IN French. D The manuscript dis
covered is unfortunately not the origi-
nal, but a copy very difficult 10 decipher.
The Latin is rather ungrammatieal, and
the spelling very defective.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-25
INDUSTRIAL ExPosirIoR.
EXPOSITION STOCK.

AElAM 4AAAN1 q
n q
lHE FOURTH AND LAST CALL is DUE
this day. All the stock is now due, the build
ing is nearly completed and prompt payments
must be made. Call at once.
ED. BURKE PICKETT. Sec'y.
13t No. 3 Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-25
MEETING.
Life Association Of Ameri ca,
St. Louis. .-t.t-f


AT A MEETING OF THE POLICY
"A holders of the Life Association. of
America, held at the company's rooms; on
the 18th August. for the purpose Of consider
ing certain proposed Amendments to the char
ter Of the Association, Il was the sense of
the meeting that other amendments be added
TO those proposed, and the whole be again sub
mitted TO the members Of the company at a
meeting which il was recommended should e
held as soon as practicable. Nov, therefore,
tins Is 10 give notice that a meeting Of th
policy -helders Of the Life Association will lie
held at the principal office Of the compan in
the city Of St. Louis. on
"Wednesday, the 25th day OF sepaen
her. inst, ..r.t
at 10 o'clock am, for the purpose Of Fotiilg
fer or against the proposed amendments 70 the
charter Of the Association, in accordance with
the provisions Of section Is Of an act Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Missouri,
approved March 10, 1859. entitled T" An act
for the Incorporation and regulation OF Life
Assurance companies
JAMES II. BRITTON, Pre- ;ident.
SO WIN. HANLEY, Secretary.
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Five Attractive Flowing Matches
.L's .Iau .le ---e-- .lasi- aia0ma a
Six TrOtting Premiums,
ONE FOR EACH DAY.
Stock Premiums-alsO, for Poultry,
Very complete and liberal. I5ai

The Directors cordially invite a superior dis
Fabrics, and ornamental Workmanship under
their liberal offer Of premiums.
Premium Lists may be obtained by applica-
ton 10 the Secretary, at the Chamber of Gem
merce. A4 lN
Half-fare rates will be charged bv the rail-
roads, but the person purchasing tickets for
the Fair must be certain 10 call for such tickets
at his place of starting, and have them
otherwise he will be charged full rates.
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DIRECTORY.
Dixie l.J.'t W :. ,---...------~
BOYLE u cHAPMAN'S
Memphis City Directory,

N Office. = BEING ABOUT To CLOSE
the canvass for names for our City Directory.
preparatory 10 going to Press, we earnestly re-
quest all parties who have made change OF
business or place Of residences since their
names we're taken. or contemplate doing So
within the next thirty days, to notify Us At
our Store, 27s5i Main street.
5s-25l BOYL E 4 CHAPMAN, Publishers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Cor afnfa senafnr

To the People of Shelby. Fayette and Upton;
Convention Of Upton county Andthe request
of my friends in Shelby and Fayette, an
nounce myself a candidate forSenator for this
district IN the next General Assembly, subject
toehe action of the Senatorial Convention.
este PEYT0N j. SMITH.
hereby announce myself a candidate to
represent Shelby county in the Senate Of the
next Legislature, subject TO the nominating
election Saturday, July 20, 1872.
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A young man has just been locked up
in Biddeiord, Me-, for having stolen
from lady professor Of second sight a
number Of elegant pictures by means Of
which she unfoided the mysterious fu-
ture to Lowell lorn maideus,
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TAXES.
NOTICE.

tfasBaeaB f-- .MAf asses a 4.
OFFICE OF CRY TAX COLLECTOR,
MEMPHIS, TENN Sept. 4, 1872.
IHE CITY TAX BOOKS FOR 1872 ARE
in my possession and am now ready to make
COLLECTIONS, allowing
One per cent. per Month Discount
for prompt payment of Taxes for the forty
fifth corporate year.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
4t.a City Tax Collector.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-25

nT The Society will have q General Agent,
who will take special care and give particular
attention TO all Stock and articles on exhibi-
tion at the Fair.