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The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

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The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

There appears to be fearful horse
disease of some kind raging in the
Northern States. In the State of New
York all the livery stables, street rail-
way companies, and every business
that requires horse aid is suspended.
There is not horse to be seen in the
streets Of Rochester, and it is equally
as bad in New York city, Buialo, and
other portions of that Stale. The dis
ease which has made such fearful havoc
is of the catarrhal character. and lac
first noticeable symptoms is flow Of
tears from the eyes, watery discharges
from the nose, and general languos
followed by a cough. 1t IS called he
Canadian horse disease aud is almost
incurablc. It's spreading into other
States.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
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Erffdcf y q LcNor JF0m Gc0Tgi1.
VILLANow. WALTER CouNrY, Ca,
June %, 1866.
Dr.. John BuH-Uear Sir. / have re-
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1t has not failed in n single instance 10
have the wished for effect. ! am doing n
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] am, sir. respectfully,
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The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

Total IA States ..... 123
"If there ever was any doubt of
Greeley getting the votes of The above
southern States. there can be none now.
The Georgia election has settled that
question, IN my mind, beyond a doubt.
1t Is no use to tell me we carried North
Carolina in August. We spent a large
amount Of money there, and inundated
the State with speakers who can not be
spared TO 90 there; aud, after oil, our
majority was insignificant Besides,
since the August election some of tue
po-t active aud influential meu iu the
State, who were with Us then, have
gone over to the enemy with their per
sonal friends aud political adherents
Now l23 votes from the South is
fearful number fog Greeley to start ia
upon against as, when the more than
possible chances OF his getting the 81
additional votes necessary to elect him
are considered.
Il think we may safely claim for
Grant every State which I have not
conceded 60 Greeley ia the list | have
just read, except the seven following.
which are measurably doubtful
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
Osceola TroubIes.

Fitzpatrick IS to have trial for the
riots in Mississippi county. About
forty Eve of the rioters will also have
a bearing before the Criminal Judge
Court is now open at Osceola.
The Memphis Appeal referring to
the Osceola troubles, says: at WAS
rumored on the streets late last night
that Fitzpatrick, the originator of the
riot at Osceola, had succeeded in con
yincing Gov. Hadley, of Arkansas,
that martial law was the only thing
that would save Mississippi county,
Ark, from voting the straight out lib
eral ticket, and that the Governor had
decided to issue the necessary orders
for the forming Of the militia"
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
From. the "Doubtfui,, states.

From Gsse "zsOubtauac States.
Atthe Liberal headquarters cheer
ing letters have been received from all
the doubtful States. Reports from
Mississippi pronounce that State GER
tain for Greeley.
Ia Tarboro, North Carolina, it is
stated that club of Greeley colored
men, counting over a hundred, has been
established There was only fifteen
colored Conservative voters there at
the last election.
News from Illinois and Wisconsin,
is encouraging.
The Newark Journal has table Of
probable majorities in New Jersey
counties, giving that State to Greeley
by over 5000 majority.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

The Administration victory in Penn
sylvania is followed by wholesale ar
rests of leading Administration parti-
sans for bribery and fraud. These
charges and arrests throw food Of
light upon the way the Administration
victory in the Pennsylvania election
was achieved, and the agents by whom
it was achieved. The government Off
cials are the fellows who did the despi-
cable work. Under Grant it is the duty
of government Official not only to
work for the re election Of the presi-
dent, but to use vile and unlawful
means to effect the object. It is in
evidence that over 65, 600 fraudulent
votes were cast.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
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the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent
cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chilis and
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The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

THE smallpox is raging in wash
ington and other cities again and,
from present indications, unless sue
cessful sanitary measures are adopted,
this loathsome scourge viii likely play
sad havoe in most Of the crowded cit
les during the winter months. It is
beginning to shoE an ominous and a
fearful front.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
s.E3on't Give mp lle ship y

The Grant party remember, and with
grave misgivings as to the future, that
their condition 10 day is by no means as
favorable as il was after the October
election in 1865 Then it had carried
Indiana a- well us Ohio aud Pennsyi-
yauia. Then .he whole North. with
the exception of New York and New
jersey, was coulcsselly in IFS hands.
To day !. finds that Indiana has pro-
nouncei against it, Connecticut has
pronounced against its and of its abil-
ity to carry Illinois and Ohio and other
Western states there are doubts in the
minds of wel-inf0rmed men the eouu,
try over.
Furthermore, the whole South was
practically the mercy of the Radical
party. To-day, outside Of South Caro-
lima, it has not q fair prospect of a sin
gle electoral vote Taking a calm sur
yey Of the whole field, therefore, we can
assure the friends of Greeley that VIC
tory Is within our reach If We but work
tremendously aud enersetically to de-
serve 1t. The October election, which
we believed would settle the campaign
in orr favor, has shown Us that the con
test is to be closer than we Anticipated
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26


'.No~s, s-ntls'ae,,. ,.ess - 20 you.
caudidiy. whether Greeley 8 chances OF
getting sixty one Of these seventy nine
votes are not fair-are they Dot more
than iair2 is he not certain to get
them, unless we work even harder than
we have hitherto worked? New York
and New jersey we're generally con
ceded to bun before we got intoxicated
over the Pennsylvania election, and
am assured that Hendricks, Who has
just defeated us in Indiana, is going TO
stump his State, aud throw the whole
weight OF his personal Influence, which
has been largely increased by the pres
tige of late success, IN favor Of Horace
Greeley. New y ork New Jersey aud
Indiana, would give Greeley Fifty niue
Of The sixty~one votes necessary to
elect him. For the other two votes he
would have to rely upon California.
Conuecticut, New Hampshire. or Ne
vada I have not kept the run Of poll
ties in the latter State, but of the
three others I should say that Connec
ticut, judging from the recent elections
in the State, will certainly 20 for Gree
ley ia November, unless we leave of
Dragging and 90 to work aud that
California and New Hampshire will
each give It's vote to the party that
works hardest to obtain it.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
4 Circular srcnn Southern
aprCElnIss.

4 circular has been received at the
Democratic headquarters addressed to
the merchants Of n. York by the mer
chants Of the South. II asks them, as
they value the prosperity OF the South
erD States, TO dowhat lies in their power
to defeat the reelection Of President
Gram. They claim that four more
years Of carpet bag rule will fix upon
them a commercial paralysis Ia sup
porting Horace Greeley, they say they
give every possible evidence Of their
desire for reconciliation and peace, that
four more years of Grant at the South
means probably "A war races, certainly
re enthronement of carpet bagging.
and tbey express the hope that if the
commercial men Of the North value
the revival of the industry Of the
South, they Will unite in saving its
people from impending calamity.
These circulars have been sent from
every portion of the South, especially
the cotton States
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
Greats.Iber.ai 7seetIas at cairo,

eHzetsl al era 20 e "a . = n & e sE o .,
On Saturday last an immense meet
ing Of the Liberals occurred at Cairo.
Judge Trumbuil was received By an
immense torch light procession Of five
thousand people, vino escorted him
from the St Charles hotel to the pub
lie square, where he delivered one Of
his most effective and forcible speeches
during the present campaign. There
was cavalcade of horsemen, with
torches, Of over five hundred men, aud
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed
Egypt is in a blaze Of enthusiasm
and will eject Greeley aud Brown by
a triumphant majority and the large
delegations from Mound City, Metrop
oils and adjacent towns, who were
present on the oecasion, to do honor
to the distinguished Senator from Hi
nois, gave ample indications that the
result on the 9th Of November will be
entirely satisfactory to the cause of
liberal aud honest government.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

"A ST Al EIM EN- L
OF THE ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
Of FULTON CO., KENTUCKY.
For the Fiscal year, ending with the Sec
ond Monday in October, 1872. To-wit:
ASSETS.
Amount collected on delinqu'nt
listor County levy poil tax
payers FOR the year 1871 26i %
Amt collected on county levy
poll tax for the yr 1872, rs
per settlement of same filed,
and approved by the Court
this date9 S-'o9o o0
Amount OF delinquent list OF
County levy poll tax payers
for 1872, allowed By the court
this date, SOL VV
Total assets for fhe year, SS,2o2 W
0s9 em9ngt ,9ngt'n ro1lsefed : eo,I,'' 2I5 10
Net assets for the year collect 90
ed and uncolected, $3.50 oO
LIABILITIES.
Claims against the county allowed by
the Court, auJ ordered 10 be paId cut OF
The levy Of 1872, rs follows, to-"lD
l.
9no- W. ilis"Se' io' a., c1eo 90
r ICES ~ as county J"us ~
county attorney TO date, 100 90
Jno, 4. wilson. for acct rend-
cred MS county clerk TO date, 80 10
Ihad " Thonlas' Tor eohPat an
" i5 po'ls r5 aug .;l.7'sa GlVe,a' ~ = =
-, "a! ioF' as ;o;l a. oo
~ n r l9r s'e".',-,s l.ss.;..os ron
- i'y '!F. io' - o3o -
u II p - J''iiol ~ g,-,.ic.s ron
- ''iH loi o.Iate % 70
VI 49, = 7ii'. - -, ~, ioil > 90
c. F,f'Sol, FtE., .oi ;.;i loy, "a
-. I,is',', ~. Ill I'm for
,,.;.',.-,a-1 IN - On 90
/ J. IL. Davis account for lights,
&c, for jaAA 9
+ D Afnper~ se'"' TOT mat 80
lresses lot {ai' %"
/ .. II. 41N' - D'o' ioi '1''I Ae'9 n -o
/ ior JAN ic;,..- -...-..;--, 90
! mo. -. at.f;..',. - -,
/ earI871 so 90
I Jas. X. Lane, fol two pauper
collins, 10 90
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
ROYAL INSURANCE CO,
OF LIVERPOOL.
Capital. $IO.0OO,OOO Gold.

Losses Pad Without Discount
Office Of Ohio Falls Car Works, July 2, 1872
-Hessrs. Barbee + Csstismqu, General Agents
Roget Insurance Company, Louisville, hg
20th of March are adjusted and paid, we
must express to you our appreciation Of
the settlement made so promptly by the
Royal. being the only Company out OF
F0RTY-NINE that paid in full, without
DEDUCTION or DISCOUNT.
Yours, respectfully,
w. CREIGHTON, Sec. and Treas.
JOHN A WILSON, Agent at Hickmans
Kentucky.
Office in Walkers Drug Store, Clinton
Street Mr.. " r. Walker, viii attend 10
and receive all applications in ny absence
santT
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
AT OCTOBER TERM, 1872.

JtL1 . N'pttl--l1 - 80
Juo A Wilson. for account reud. as
county clerk, to Oct. II, 1872. 100 so
Noonan s. Clayton, for bal. in full
on Bayou du Chien bridge. 341 "a
Fork bridge, 1O7 50
Catlett a Blantou, assignee Of Dill
Ion, for Miner lanyard bridge SO 90
Goalder, for services as coun-
ty attorney, to date l year. 200 90
Jno " Wingate, for services as
county Judge, TO date / year. 200 90
G McAlurray, for care or Wm-
Fires. paaper, so 90
j Amberg, account for bedding,
clothing, &C. for jail, - SO
" d Taylor, account rend. as jailor
TO daie, 164 Sc
+ Cheatham, for use of Chas.
Boil. 20 90
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
Tne CONVERSATIONAL Race.

The Congressional Race.
A correspondent of the Paducah
Neags somehow or somewaY figures up
the possibility of the Radicals electing
Henry Houston over Judge Grassland
in this Congressional District. He
thinks the RAIDS. will poll their utmost
strength for him-that there win be
good per cent. of stay at home Demo
crats-which, considered with the
Democratic otes Martin viii take from
CrosslanG- might elect Houston. Our
Judgment is not iDfalIible-but we
must consider the correspondent good
intenrioued, innocent alarmist! If on
anything like fell vote Grassland
don't get twice as many votes as Hous-
ton, Trabue, and Martin, combined, we
shall owe said correspondent a new
hat There is no doubt however that
the Radicals are eeuterins to a man,
white and black, throughout the Dis
trict. on Houston and some. may be.
are sanguiue enough to imagine that
Martin will sufficiently divide the Demo-
cratic vote to give Houston the triumph.
Such are deceiying themselves. The
idea that the First District-the old
Gibralter Of Demoeracy-wil elect
Radical Congressman Is simply a little
too much .or our weak nerves to en-
tertaiu. Our Democratic people know
by Democratic intuition how to act in
such an emergency.
That there Will be very meagre
vote, we believe; therefore, we beg,
papers, correspondents, speakers, and
friends il every eouuty ana precinct 70
go to work, aud save Kentucky for
Greeley. We don't want Grassland
sacrifced-but he is all right. Work
for Greeley. II muga, happen that he
only lacked the electoral vote OF Ken
lucky to defeat Grant Let no Ken
tuckian falter
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

GEN. WADE HAMPTON addressed
the Maryland farmers, at the Freder-
lex Agricultural Fair, on the 10Th of
October. His speech created consid-
erable enthusiasm.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

THE frauds that were perpetratel By
the Radicals recently in Pennsylvania
are without parallel in tho annals Of
political elections in the United States.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
Family Grocery
AND
PROV ISION STO RE.

MIR. JACOB FRENZ, at his old stand,
IVA 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.
ian6-1y.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

FROM present appearances there viii
be a very small vote cast in Western
Kentucky at the November elections.
So many democrats consider Kentucky
certain for Greeley that they cou-
clude their vote not necessary; some
are discouraged at the result of the
October elections and too dishearteued
to work or vote The Liberal Repub
licans are doing their duty: and the
Democrats have it in their power to
elect or defeat Mr. Greeley. Let every
man go to the polls and vote; get your
neighbors to go; and see that no Gree
ley man, white or black, is absent from
the polls, Tuesday week
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
BULLS PECToRAL Wild CHERRY.
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BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
All the above medicines prepared By
Dr. John Bull AT his laboratory, Fifth
Street, Louisville, Ky.
For sale by G. 4. HOLCOMBE, Druggist
Hickman, KY. march4-ly.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
Dr.. A. A. Faris.
WEST, DANIEL & WRIGHT,
SUCCESSORS TO
WEST BROTHERS,
General Commission Merchants,
80. .. EI0WARD'S ROW.
Memphis, Tenn.

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GHPECIAL 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.
Consignments by river insured, unless
otherwise instructed. Orders for Gro
ceries or other Merchandise, accompanied
with cash or satisfactory city reference,
solicited.
REFERENCES.
GERMAN NATIovAI BANK, Memphis, Tenn.
JYo. G. STEELE, Hickman, Ky.
w. r. WALKER,
GEo. w. MARTIN, Gardner, Tenn.
f. NJ. GARDNER,
GEN L. J. D. c. ATKINS, Paris, Tenn.
aug24-3m.
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For Sale.

A SMALL FARM AND FARMING
"A utensils, Buggy and Buggy Hcrse.
young Brood Mare, ! wagon and har-
ness, l good Cow and young calf I heifer.
! SOW and pigs, corn, household and kitch-
en- furniture and
Ttoo Pieces ani0sproUed Land,
near Hickman, Ky. For price and terms.
apply to
JAMES B. HASSETT.
Near Pleasant llill School House, s miles
South of Hickman. octIQ
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

Try Bernards Chill Cure and be con-
vinced of its merit. Why suffer from
Fever and Ague, when Bernards Chill
Cure will cure Yon.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

The news from Indiana assumes a
still more pleasiug shape. Hendricks
majority Is much larger than was at
first announced, and the Indications
are that the election Of other officers
viii be contested by the Liberals. In
one township which gave heavy Re-
publican majority It IS stated that
neither the judges nor tho clerks we're
sworn IF this township be thrown
out nearly the entire Democratic State
ticket viii be elected.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26

We rejoice at the evidences that are
exhibited in all parts Of the Union Of
determination on the part of the
Democrats and Liberals to wage a more
vigorous canvass than ever, between
now and the day Of the Presidential
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-26
a ST T-A-TEMENT
OF THE ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
Of FULTON CO., KENTUCKY.
For the Fiscal year, ending with the Sec
ond Monday in October, 1872. To-wit:
IT,Vs.

Total assets for the year, )
Less Sheriff commissions on
amount collected,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08
En- rIS
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sAes, Ira Wsre Stoves. etc
YorNs bEABFoED q siKE&
FACTORY Point Vermont
lasias rtcssuy tstep its sbap 6rutfg oesa
ia $ : d Yoans a P.stary z .n', woule ia
f,ra. shsr frisad. tad psiraas that they lHtepa
a, 81 uuse, d, Keep 20 haud far ssis
Alhipds ai
JapauBel and Plain Tin Ware.
together pilb
Pressed and French Ware,
Stove Iipe,
Hollow Ware,
Pumps and Lead ripe
- 'ss.' A4es' h'hHs y h.'.s
establishments q this lind From their long
y1periencs 10 bu-iuess they ieel confident thai
Bose ~ho p''rollas 'h''n VII ~ ~ N''s DC Nis
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

The attendance at u. II. Warmers auction
sale Of lots In square $50, between Tenth and
Eleventh and N and o streets, last evening,
was very large. Many Of the parties present
appeared 10 come out Of curiosity Instead OF any
anxiety TO buy, and the bidding was not as
spirited as the auctioneerH hoped after 40 exton.
siye an advertisement and such warm oxhOrta.
lions from Mr. Sweet, the salesman.
The sale was commenced by Mr.. Theodore
Sheokels, who purchased three lots at the cor.
ner Of Eleventh and N streets, with a front OF
~ feet 10Y inches on N street by q depth OF 100
feet, for tf Il per foot, amounting to I'll, lsbt4
and also an old frame house on the same, for
u, 800. The total Of this purchase was ess "a
We understand this property will be Improved
by an elegant residence.
The Eleventh street mont was next offered,
but the bids were 90 low that the property was
withdrawn for the evening.
The following lots on o street front were then
sold: lot u, 10 7. ID. DAILY, for 70 cents per
SQUARE foot or e. 6aT 50; lots Is 10 H. Is l9 -,
~, aud - to W. A. Cook, esq, at o6 cents per
square loot, or tlO,36320; lot ~, to W. 7. Spar.
row, for " cents per square foot, or sl,sIi. %;
lot 20, 10 H. T. Greer, for Si,isl, OF o. cents per
square footI lot rs, TO r. NJ bradley, Tor os cents
per square foot, or sl ass; lot %, TO l. X. WIN.
lams, for % cents per square foot or 81 22i; lot
a. TO W. q, Avery, for 90 cents, or o. 22i; lot g.
To p. A. and O. y. Walker, for 90 cents, or 22l
lot ~ 70 q. Langley, for 90 cents or e. 2ll; lot
30, to W, D. 0unnison, for 90 cents or 22li lot
81, to A. DulAy for % cents or tl.22l; lot 81 TO
W. q. johnson, at o. cents, or VI, 2O2 80. The
total amount Of the sales was tSI,4lA