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it continues to this day. The chief victims wero
Major Ridge; his son, John Ridge; and my
father Elias Boudinot. ALI these we're mur-
dered at different places, on the same day, tho
22d Of June, 1889.
MURDER OF JOHN RIDGE.
John Ridge was Rleeping by the side OF his
wife, when, before daylight, the door OF his
cabin Tas burst GRen and - number a b t Of men
and stabbed hum twenty-nine times. He vas
aged sc, and his home vas at Honey Creek, near
the corner Of the State Of Missouri.
MURDER OF MAJOR RIDGE.
"About 10 o'clock on that day, old Major
Ridge, aged 65, and who resided about five miles
from bis sons house, had gone of With q negro
servant to visit his daughter, who WAS married
to Judge Pascha1. Of Texas, who now spends
most Of his time in Washington City. a band
the Town Of Evansville, Ark, they hid them
selves upon hill overlooking the road which ho
must take. Each of the aasassins was full
blood. The negro says that he was
Fans sa5s IN Under the hill shots sa Tspg shes
d1ed, and the old Major fell, and, rs the negro
poured down the hill to 6niHh the matter, when
the old man, in his last moments, turned to
them, with his finger pointed, and Raid, in Chero-
hee :''s You have not robbed me Of many of my
days. .
MURDER OF BAUDHoT.
"The same morning, the 22d Of June, about
breakfast t1InB my 1atner was 6npef1htenQ1nG
the construction of q new house, which stood O
quarter Of mile from his residence. Knowing
that he would pass from one house to
the other during the day, q band Of
rs or 80 assassins = full ull-bloods-conceaIed
themselves near the path which he must take,
while two or three others went to my father at
the new house, and asked him for some medi-
cine for their sick families. He Tas in the
habit ot giving medicine gratis to the people.
He started with them to his residence, and,
being loquacious and affable man, VAS talking
on the road, without sugpicion,-an Indian on
each side Of him. and two behind him. As they
came to the spot where the band was concealed,
the two behind stuck their knives in my fathers
back; then those concealed raised yell and
sprung up, and all together hacked at him with
their knives. He drew his own, and endeayored
to make fight, and very soon his hands we're
a1 cut to pieces, and he fell into the path, gashed
and ife1ess. was 8 years old at the time. and
the only recollection have is Of q band Of men
coming up somewhere with guns, riding about
the house, and peering in the Windows.
ESCAPE OF STAND WAITE.
fs8eeing the murder Of my father, friend at
a distance jumped on his horse and rode off to
the house OF my uncle, General Stand Waite,
and warned him to be ready. He loaded his
gun, and stood prepared to defend his life,
and, when they saw that he was warned, they
wheeled their horses and 8alloped off. Tho
next day, they returned. 300 strong. but he had
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live to the west Of the Greeks, and have several
hundred Thousand dollars. This money Was
given to them for their lands in the States,
whence they were removed"
TIE WHOLE WORLD KIN.
IT suppose, Mr. Boudinot, you have politics
and politicians just like other people ?"
tsTes, and education is 90 unequal amongst
tured and fond of the enjoyments Of civilized
life, can do better with affairs as they stand than
by any general progress or illumination OF his
people. T make no personal charges on this
score, but you see that the Governors, who are
from the United States Of about 8, 900 q year.
This is the least OF all their enoluments,
for it is they who select the delegates
to come from the tribe annually to Washington.
These delegates receive $40 Day ~ and an ne.
they have the manipulation Of the Indian money
at the Capital. For example, they select IN at-
torney to take charge OF their business at the De-
partment, and agree with him that be shall
charge 1000 for his services, while, by .
private agreement, he is made to take only
$1,000, and the other $1,000 becomes the spoil OF
the influential men in the delegation"
HA1F~BREED yB. FU1LrBLooD.
s'Is there not some feeling, Mr. Boudinot,
amongst the full blood Indians against the half
breeds 2"
"Yes, there always has been. An Indian
with white adtnixture and education may be
supposed to have more tact and adroitnesa than
ing is much intensified by the ambition Of the
natu1alized whites, who Invariably take the side
OF the more ignorant element, and ineite it to
distrust those people who should be best able to
sympathize with what is just in both white and
Indian, IL mean the haf-breeds.
THE BLOODY PINE.
ave hsye in existence what is called the
Keetoowah Society, or Pin Society, the members
of which are called Pins. This is q society of
full-bloods, secretly organized to keep up the
antipathy and to intimidate half-breeds. Its
author is charged to be very extraordinary
man by the name Of Jones, son OF . mission
ery who was born aud resided in the Indian
Territory. is citizen Of the Cherokeo Nation,
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w NV 4H6 AlPGAs


The Union Republican party Of Doug
As county. in convention assembled. do
make and declare these, our Patriotic
principles: .s=,-,s.t-,r7
We endorse the administration of Pres
idert Grant rs wise, able and conducting
in its prudsucs to the peace and prosper
ity o. tho country beyond that OF any
administration in this history Of the ma
ton.
Ul .approsU md ars proud Of the Ma
,icn,l Union Republican PaIty. aud be-
Geye it nov. - fox the past twelve
years. this only party IN whose keeping
the honor. credit ard general welfare o;
tha country can be safely entrusted.
We endssss the National Union and
Ssats Republican Platforms. believing
iksm 10 be . SINCERE declaration OF the
only Axue political faith and one whose
aveUsls ~ih fndfclfllmens in the actions
# NE party and We regard the actions of
tie Cincinnati and Baltimore Corven-
.iSasoa hYoe1iticA pretencc. and m
atfssNps 70 fiich the principles of the Re
publican patty.
We u<.svs tn unsqusa rasea Of fars
AID ShAyDs On freight and passenger fare
By Che Union and Central Pacific Rail-
-osd. to he -ni.St and oppressive to- the
D seple Of Hevodss 1na ~ ia ~
1.-.A. wus1s..k tho peoples money
built said railroads, We do hereby. in con-
venin assembled izstruct the members
Of Che Legislature from this county to
use al honorable means in their power
10 secure che pasnaes Of q resolution by
the max. Legislature Of the State Of Ned
sa& uGnsnaliias OCnSsD 70 eqna6se
and regulate the same:
That ve are opposed TO al subsidies to
coup,ga*iens or individuals believing that
isxatioa il just only for educational and |
purposes;
Tat We 90 here.,I pledge ourselves to |
s1wset ex1ss Stss. and County nom
ins2pas fos N the respective Offices.
Further. that We pledge ourselves to use
al and eyesy honorable means III our
power up 70 the 5th day Of November
to secure the election OF the entire |
STATE, County and ,Precinct ticket. 1
r. W. SEAI1. Ch man,
Conteo A. W. Pax,
&ist-- +. b. RIc1xx.
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GUARDIANS SALE Of REiiL. ESTATE.
IS HEREBY GIVEN THA'

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ inpanuance Of the order Of the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Nevada, in and fer Orr. by County,
made and entered on the twentytirst uty Of Sep
TENDER. 1s72, i'll the matter If the estate and
guardianship OF frank 4. Garrett. minor, tho
undersigned, guardian Of said minor. will 81 II NJ
private sale, III three several pacceis. her. in
after describe d, for cash, and subject TO Confirm
alton by said District Court, ,n Tuesday. the
fifteenth day Of OctObr lo75, ut Twelve o'clock
meridian. at the fruNt or of the Court House
Of said Court, I'm Carson City, Nevada. all the
right. title interest and estate OF said Prank A.
Garrett, minor, of, in and to these certain pefcs
of land in said Orursby County, State OF Nevada.
described as follows, tu wit: --..
All the right, title. interest and estate Of said
Frank A. Garr.tt, minor tsxlne being undi-
vid,d one-thirdl. in ana to that certain Piece Of
land in the town Of Carson CITY called ard
known MS and being block t1.Ety .lJ of Phil
lips addition to said town.
Also ALI the right, title. intert st and estate Of
said Frank A. Garrs tt. minor tsanle being about
one undivided che twelfth TIKI be the same
more CT lessl, in and to the 8. half and north
west quarter Of the southwest quart, vf section
seven a. in township f.ftt. q } nOr.h Of range
tw.nty-one t2ll east, MoLtt Diabi0 b.se and me-
ridian. according to the lifted States Pnblic
Land Surveys. containing one hundred and TWEEN
ty aerUs OF Land.
Also: All the estate. right tit lie and interest Of
said frank A. GARRETT, lnin,r. (saIuc being an
undivided ont-!hirt) Of in and to tie following
described land snd real estate, Saving: IKE. ptine
and r.sorviry th.nfsom that certain piece Of
land in said Carsoa Cry. called ana known As,
and bein. block threc ~ Of Philips addition to
said town, the bling 1sU feet north and
south by Isl feet east and Westj. 10 wit: COM
lntncinS at point on the west lire Of Pine
STREET il said town, opposite tic ceIre of Spear
street, running thence east along the Ct ntre Of
said Spear rtrtst 2s3 feet: tI nee south EOS feet
thence east, along the north linc Tell graph
street, 247 feet; thence south 2je feet. to the
north line u Proctor str,,;; thence east along
thu north line Of Proctor street, IA feet TO the
centre Of Phillips street: thence south along the
centre OF said Phillips street, 81. tett TO the
tire OF hing stree l. Tho nee II along the centre
OF said King street, IA feat: aid thence north
along the west Fine OF Pine street TO the place of
BEGINNING. Embracing part of what is known
MS Phillips Addition to said town. %-
Terms and Conditions Of Sale:
CASH-Tsn pr cent. Of the Ilufc base money
to be paid to tn. und, sned on ne day Of sxll
balance on ctsaGrnlatun If sale y said District
Court. Deed at Expense Of purcLsst,.
ALFhED Helm
Guardian OF Estate Of FRANK A. GARRETT, Minor
Carson, Nevada, Sept -. 1872. s23-A
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IN DERs ron BRICK N ouA,er1.
- 70 Tq.Efsss(t .54st4 III MIA ssEE3 =
7. satiss - ssts win ~ ANA eGsep
AZ - Omes - Wslla. Fargo 4 -.
OnsuoA C19y, NEVADA. So
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-x0p at Dglz8so 4yoE -
HlHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING IN
III equalle.i fscilHi0 f6fesfEyins sn his husi-
ness, is now better prepared than any livery
stable proprietor in New ia tOrbsicE Of Virginia
Cit1 70 accommodate u1 pulltc Win. j lie
BuseY AND CARRIAGE EQUIPMENTS
p-a FINE SPANS.
stylisA Tarn-Sss. t.,l ne~t. Superior
Saddle 80rseA.
And evcIythin: that arst-cl.ss Livery Stable is
supposed to be provided with. @N&s nf-A =,
-rCp~ -.tfYsisT
Pie.ies, Balls. Political -GashexinEs,
E sRunsra1n. ste., et1,s NJ = I
Supplied with vehicles and steady teams on the
shortest notice
Access to my stable can be had ai all hours Of
the day and night. a. t-t 80
A stage to Lake Tahoe leaves the Sta-
< .TTA AsrDe1y.i : = Z GU
a. ~ B.EsB - Iia FFeE
TERMS REASONABLE.
5afafgi5 a5THt& GHA Ji!
share Of the patronage Of the place is solic-
tied.
] z1-~Ts TszTE4 EHT ii
J. NJ. BENTON, Proprietor.
slIrr 1SEr@- 1nl
csrscn. September >. 1874 ! if.isf,s i-f
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To the Afflicted.


thanks to his nun. Eo1s patisE1s Tor their Iatrsn-
aye, and would take this Gppcri uutty Is r 1uiuA
them thst b. continues 10 eonsuly Ii his Instir
tuts for the cure OF ehruncxiis. asa a NJ Lunss
Liver, hi0Itys, Dis,stIvc aud ~ t-t ril.ArJ
Organs and al private dise-ssf Nis3Sspkilis l..
ali lis forms ana stages, ST nflnaT NesLLsss aud
all thu horrid GOES, Iiencss Of Sclf-aause, Gcsr-
huna, siLe:, SirietIr-s, Nocturnal and Di1-nAi
Emissions, s. xual debility Dis-sSs II the Bsck
and loiss, inflammation CT the Raider and I'D
U.s. etc. and be hopes that his iolg experience
and succ. sstul practice viii continue to insure
him sha-c u pubic patronage. By the prac-
tiee CT many years IN Eur,pv and the Uailcd
States. he Is enabled to s,ly the mes. e1I.ci. 1t
AID successful remedies against diseases Of ali
kints. He curIs without Jury. ehar;,ts Nod
<sste. treats his pstirAA iua correct and honor
able way, anil has rtf,rences OF unQu. stiCnsbla
We sac4ty from men Of known rts,oe, liability and
him by lettr or otherwise, viii receive the best
and gentless tTea.lns II; and implicit secrecy.
~ ! s--r To Females. O..
When female is IL trouble or afflicted with
disease. or weaiut Of the back and .iIuhs, IAN
in the head, dimn. IS Of sight less Of -r,uscrlsr
vousn. -, ex.renls urinary Cific uItiss dersn1e-
H1ent of digestive functions. &, neral deb l1ty,
vaxlnltis, all diseases y! the womb hyyteei.
81 rility, and all Other diseases peculiar to fe
males, she should 70 write at once 20 the eel.-
bfated fem.le G0~ioS, W. L. DOHEIsTI at .aA :
Medical institute. and consult Lin aDo1: k.r
troubles and Diseases The Doctor il et.ecti,;
ncrc cures than any other physiria1 il the Sts.~
Of California. l1t no false & licacy prevent yuu
but apply immediately and save yunrsel. fro.
painful sud> ring and premature death. All mar.
ried ladies' Whose delicate health or Other ety.
culnstxdss prevent .n increAs. IN their f.1.ili.s
should write CT call at DIR. W. K. DUHEKTY.S
Medical Institute, and th.y viii receive every
possible relief and help. The Doctors U:te.,
are % arranged That lie can b. consulted w.,Luus
fear Of observation.
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vINHIS OLD ESTARLIS SHED AND
IL widely known Stable has b,.n lately reno
waited. the old stock culled out anu rcp,scot, with
6ne young horses
CarriagsS Of all dsscrip tiUaSca hand At siOD-
ERA-E CHaRGES - ~ -
Horses b"srsitd by the DAY or WEEK OF the
kOWESTs POSSIIIAK TERMS. = s
n. I've attend strictly tas our own business
III gsfs.a1 WINNIE l. DAVID
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To Correspond

Patients residing in any part Ct the State, hcv-
Crer distant, who may dc sire the opinion - &
advice OF DIR. DOHERTY in their respes s.v-,
cas.s, and who think proper to submit in writing
statement: Of such, in preference 70 holding a.
personal int rvew, are respectfully rssuzcd tLa,
ihei1 communications will b. held most sacrSd
AEld eoEddAntiaL Il the case he fully and can
didly described personal mulunicAtion will 10
unnecessary. as instructions fer diet, Nsi7n.n
aud the general treatment Of the Case Itself liz
Gliding the rcmediesl, will be furwarel wiihe,.t
delay, and in such manner AZ to convey i.j4x
Of The purpor: Of the letter or parcel SO tram
United. 4g#5f tE5 .s4f
GTCons..ltation-Bv letter or otherwise, Trac
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
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observation-disclosures
DE- DOHE1s'Y has just published an import
ant pamphlet, elnbodying his own views and
experiences in relation to Impotence yi-ility,
beins, Short Treat on SpcrlnstOlrhCeA0 Or Sem
iusll Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequen: on this affection, and other disease
Of the Sexual Organs. This little work contains
information Of the utmost value to an, whether
married or single, and will be sent FREE b.
mail On receipt Of six cents in postage sta.n,s
fer return postage. "
Address. W. Z. DOHERTY, NJ D., Isl
olS-n 5rs, San Francisco, Cal.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES,
DR.. w. X. DOHERTY,S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL destitute

No. $40 Sacrakssento Street, Corner
OF LefaesdorM St. u few doors
below the " hat Cheer House.
San EXna Cisco, Gu lifUrniu. =
iPrivstc entrance On Ii idesdorf street, -
Established Expr.sS.y to sttosd tie Afflicted
Sound and S,I.Itific Medical Aid in the
1featm,nt and cure OF all Private ami
Chronic Distas.k Case Gf SECRECY
aud I'll s. xual DisoIGsr.Nss
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25
A Warning 10 Lovers

II IS dangerous for wooer who is
not exactly in earnest to. brag of his
property. The English newspapers tell
of farmer at Leeds, who, not long ago.
was mulcted in the sum of 9400 for not
marrying young woman after he
had promised to do so. His attorney.
seeking for reduction of damages in
the Common Pleas. declared that G400
was more than all the property the de
fendant had in the world But, unfor-
tunately, it had appeared in the evidence
that the farmer, while paying his court
to the plaintiff, had told her that be was
worth E2,000. This admission did not
help his case at all; aud all the lovers
who are not sure of keeping their word
are warned to be careful how they boast
about their property,
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25
From the TAuAIUTt
rho NEOrcau Monument.

To the Surviving officers and Enlisted Men %
the late Gen. John II. Morgan's Comm"hu'
At meeting of a number OF the om
GERS of Gen. Morgans old commanu'
held in the city of Frankfort, May the
Sd, 1871, it was resolved to raise DOT less
than ten thousand dollars fer the purpose
of erecting a monument over his reinalns'
and |. as chairman of said meeting, was
instructed to take such steps as mlSht DC
necessary to accomplish the ProPoseu
object
Having done all in my power to make
successful the purposes of said mee'ine
and having failed to raise the required
sum of money, l do now issue this no ,
tice. requesting the surviving oihcers ana
enlisted men of said command TO meet
in convention in the city OF Frankfort
on Thursday, the 20th day OF . June'
prorino-the day upon which the Dem
ocratic State Convention meets--ior tue
purpose Of taking such action as may De
necessary to consummate the purpose OF
our former meeting, and consider such
other matters as may be brought before
them. | sincerely trust that the iorego-
ing call will receive hearty and cordlai
response from each and every survivor
of the command of the late Gen. MOT
gan in the State.
d. HOWARD SMITH, Ch n.
Frankfort, KY, May I6, 1872.
Papers throughout the State will please
copy the foregoing.
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25
THERE is no local news about Hiek-


THERE is no local news about Hiek-
man
STRAWBERRIES, flowers. aud spring
chickens, are the rage in Hickman, now.
A WELL written communication has
been received from Florence, McCrackeu
county, which we will try and print next
week.
THE German Picnic Monday and
Monday night last, was an highly enjoy
able affair. The music was splendid.
THE farmers through the Purchase
are planting a great deal of tobacco.
The cut worms are reported very bad.
We call attention to the card of D.
Howard Smith, Esq, in another column,
addressed to the gallant survivors Of
"Morgan's men,"
a VERY fne bay horse. saddled, was
fonnd hitched at Moscow. Tuesday
morning last, for which no owner could
be found He is in the charge Of the
town marshal.
THE colored population of Cairo turn
ed out Thursday last on the steamer
Tyrone, on grand excursion down the
Mississippi, landing at Hickman and
taking on number of our eolored people
Our readers who are Indifferent to
politid will find this issue dull. The
whole news department of the United
States is just now absorbed by one topic
Greeley and Brown.
AN old man by the name of Houston.
intoxicated, accidently discharged pis-
tol, Wednesday last, slightly wOundiug
hystander in the heel. Judge Davis
held, him in bail to appear at Circuit
Court.
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25
The Pope.

1t is positively stated. as from author
ity, that the Pope has finally resolved
not to leave Rome. 1t is added that in
the event of his death-he will complete
his eightieth year next Monday-an eff
fore be made to hold the Conelave
which will have to select his successor,
elsewhere than in Rome. in order to
avoid the pressure that might be used to
choose Pope favorable to Italy by Vic
tor Emanuel. None but native Ital
ian can be placed in the chair of St. Pc
tar
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25
SOUTHWESTERN KENTUCKY MEDICAL

SOUTHWESTERN KENTUCKY MEDICAL
AssocIATIoN.-The annual meeting of
the above Society met in Paducah, Mon
day last Among other proceedings, we
notice the passage of the following reso
lation:
On motion of DR.. Withers of Lyon
county, the chair appointed a committee
of fifteen members of the Association to
memoriaIize the Legislature in regard to
the great necessity of third lunatic asy
lum in the Sfste, and to urge its location
in Western Kentucky. DR.. Withers
urged that one common effort be made
by the medical profession in this end of
the State to secure the success of the
measure. 1t is to be hoped that their
united efforts may be successful.
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25
NEw SpRINa ANp suMMER Goops.-

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs-
The New York store have received their
new spring and summer stock of goods,
aud challenge an examination by the
trading public. They have received a
nice line of hats, boots. shoes, CATERS,
etcetera.
They call especial attention to their
assortment of ribbons. such as trimmings
for hats, bonnets, and sash ribbon in all
eolors.
The expenses of the house being very
small they can afford to sell with 4 very
small profit, and will prove their ability
in this line to those who favor them with
a call.
Thanking the public for past favors,
they solicit continuance, and promise
to strive the more earnestly to deserve
the same in the future.
P. S. They have received full line
of their side lace serge CATERS made ex-
pressly for the Hickman trade.
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25
The Wheat Crop.

From all that we have been able to
learn in reference to the prospects of the
incoming wheat crop, we are inclined
to believe that the crop will at least be
an average one. In Missouri, Kansas,
Texas and Arkansas, the severity of the
winter, which was preceded by an un-
usually dry fall, will undoubtedly reduce
the crop to something below an average
one. To counterbalance this, an extra
ordinary crop is predicted in California,
the Carolinas, northern Georgia and Min
nesota. AS more wheat was sown than
usual, there can be but little doubt that
the crop will be fully up to the usual
average, if no unforeseen calamity occurs
to the growing crop.
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25

VINO that has seen a dspperous disc

VINO that has seen dangerous disease
arrested by an able physician or a good
medicine but values beth ? Be it your fam
lily physician to whom you owe so many
escapes from aches and ails, or Dr. Ayers
inimitable remedies his Sarssparilla that
renewed your vitality or Cherry Pectoral
that cured painful cough, or his Ague Cure
that expelled the freezing ague and burn
ing fever from your blood. Who that has
been relieved by any of these agencies but
feels grateful for them all Bangor Times
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-25

Our FISH TRADE.-We regret to
learn that the managers of our railroad
have issued orders declining to transport
fish over their road for the present. This
is a serious loss and misfortune to
large number of our people, who earn
their living in this way, and we sincerity
trust the orders may be changed. There
are between IS and 100 men engaged
here in this trade, who make it their pro
fession, and are dependent upon it solely
for their support. The trade is not in
significant, amounting to many thous-
and dollars during the year The fish
ermen propose to deoderize the ears used
by them so as to make them entirely un
Objectionable. if the road will reinstate
old orders. This IS certainly fair; and
we trust Superintendent Thomas will ac
cede to it,