The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-12-07

TO give up further search for him .
The Government has seized Oscar Kings
distillery in Brooklyn, and VIII sell it at aue-
ton the 9th of December, to recover S31, Az
taxes and interest due.
-Fdward Pierepont of New York, is spoken
Of in connection with the post of Secretary of
State Charles Francis Adams and George
william Curtis are recommended for the same
position
A bin has been offered in the Massachu-
setts Legislature, now sitting in extra session,
10 authorize Boston to borrow on its bonds
and toloan again to sufferers by the fire, 500
OUT WEST.
.a,-e. H Halloway, young man fell dead, in
ID ustreets of Cleveland, Ohio. the 3Oth.
= disease of the heart.
= d Francisco sends reports that the al
4Erillydiarnond and ruby fields myth.
n 4 dispatch from Fort Dodge says con-
II ,c5on train ON the A. L. and S. F. Rail-
d IA, .into a herd of Buffalo covering an
l.Dt Z, country ten miles long by two wide.
rausys are full of hunters. Fourteen
I'D buffalo hides and saddles were brought
no Fort Dodge in one day.
General Terry will take command of the
Department of Dakota, vacated by General
Hancock
AT a Methodist preachers meeting held at
Cincinnati, the proposed prayer test of Prof.
Tyndan was discussed, and the decision ar
rived at that the test was impious and athe-
istical
Prof. Watson. Of Ann Arbor. Mich, re-
ports the discovery OF a new planet in the con-
stelIation Taurus.
Minister washburne stated in his speech at
the dinner give him by citizens of Chicago.
that he was not a candidate for the United
States Senate.
Several schooners and propellers are re-
|, sported ashore in Lake Erie.
Nr,f,a,, About two thirds of the horses of Dayton
4fe Town with the epizooty-
Kansas polled 1O3, 900 votes, an increase of
g. OOe IN the last two years
--Chs-les Hughes, of Denver, shot and
killed John Z aayalss srsseSg fgsfi laden With ore
IL ashore at Escanaba. with eight feet of water
in her hold.
The Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Railroad will be sold under the decree of the
Unit ed States Court on the 7th of December
st. Joseph's Cathedral the great Catholic
church building at Columbus, which has been in
course of erection for FIVE years, will probably
lie ready for worship next Christmas
Judge Miller. OF the United States District
Court for the Eastern Division of Wisconsin,
has decided that a bankrupt cannot sell his
homestead and claim his store as residence
bv moving into it, and orders that the store
and lot be delivered to the bankrupt's cred
itors.
A thirty thousand dollar FIRE occurred at
L.oudonviile, Ohio, on the night of the 2sth.
Work has been resumed on the Scranton
coal mines but the roIling-mill men
strikes
The st. Louis City Council has authorized
the sae of $500 600 in six per cent. twenty
year bends, to indemnify property owners for
the land and buildings on Third and other
1rs.s condemned for the approaches to the
tts and Illinois Bridge.
rl.1 Boston Globe says that that city is re-
sSic,rrl annual income, despite the fire of
>Reaa2se00 a year. II scouts the idea that it
~ 70 ct take care of its own.
--At Paterson, \. J., the failure is reported of
John cti2yie. proprietor of Murray Hill silk
works liabilities 100000.
--Fortg-fse cf the homeless poor of Chi
cage--,e r,-;sEy night at the Police Stations
for shsd s.'s sor lack of room, are turned
back into the streets.
j. B. Brown and Amos Norton were killed
by a train at Grand Rapids. Mich. while at
tempting to cross the track in wagon.
The Odd Fellows in the Missouri Valley,
gathered in Aehison. KS, in large numbers, to
assist in dedicating the new hall of the Order
in that city. The ceremonies concluded with
grand banquet
FOREIGN LN7'ELLIGENC,E.
The Marquis of Londonderry is dead.
Victoria has sent p, 900 to Italy for the
benefit of sufferers by the recent floods.
"A postal convention has been concluded
with the province of New Foundland, reducing
the international letter rate between the
United States and New Foundland. on, aud
afser De. from tsg- -eenfs to six cent? Per
!. ounces fixinfy the rate for newspapers at two
cents each prepayment being compulsory.
The Geographical Societies of Germany
give their approval TO plan for methodical
exploration Of Africa. A committee to carry
ont the purpose is forming
Nova Scotia is smitten with the epizooty.
Bismarck believes that France is ON the
verge of another revolution.
The health of the Princess Imperial of
Germany is delicate and her physicians advise
her to go to Carlsruhe, instead of Switzerland.
"A band of Spanish insurgents, 200 strong,
has appeared within mile of AIurcia- An
other band of 100 destroyed the telegraphs,
railway station, and bridge at Lsuaves.
A dispatch from Berlin says forty landed
proprietors viii probably be added to the peer
age, to qua,i155n for seats in the upper
Itals ss,, have asked Austria, Rus
sia. and Great britain to join them in an
efrost to adipst zlle difficulty with regard to
the Ia7r;,, :, ,,a;,,e. / near Athens
rs.-t - 81. .eers have lost their lives in
! Re, sr,,,{,, q breakage of machinery
.,sIss 81 - descending pit shaft.
:. h.;ee i.5 izz,es 81 French Government
avs n I'll, not INV any new journal to
be ( III
--sbera< Is great extitement over affairs at
verssssl;ss TITS announced that the members
Of the Bi{ hit and Right Center determined
10 susas;rs the commitee appointed 70 draft a
& reply to the message i Theirs, as embraced in
its repott.
-Dispa}sEirs froln 1sris say that the Radical
Journals are yiolesst Their language declares
D hat eterrible revolution will follow the over
brow of the Government of Thiers. The
ame Journals accuse the Legitinnsts Orlean-
IL and Inaserialists of having formed a
5alition Cor the downfall Of the present Gov
lnaant- Cen Changarrrier is also charged
s<i ith aiming to secure power
IN sGElNEiRAL.
EGeneral Walker, in his report as Chief of
ian bureau. says the use OF force in deal
!. : al ages is one of the most essential
ri -policy. In three years,