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sad Kate OF Daniel XYebster's
Grandeur.
From the Boston Travsler, May Is.
y pitiable sight IS presented ia a,

From the Boston Travsler Nay Is.
y pitiabIe sight IS presented iu che
accident ward Of the CRY Hospital 10
/ day. Lying upon low cot bedstead
with his Scared body completely swatbed
[ IN baudages, is the descendant of one OF
the greatest statesmen which the world
ever produced. a man OF high Culture
and good education, with thoughts aud
Impulses OF the high est order. has al
lowed himself to be dragged gradually
downward, step by step, until, by his
habits OF dissipation, he has brought
upon himself certain death. Daniel
Webster Appleton IS 4 grandson of the
great statesman whose name he bore, and
/ IS only twenty six years Ot age. Ii c was
at enc time engaged in the study of law
10 the course of which he became ac.
quainted with a large number of Young
ass ociates, " no entieed him away from
work and into the practice Of vice in
many forms. CONNIE ncing with the hotel
bar-roOms, he descended to groggeries
and brothels, until, finally. he was one
OF the lowest of the low drunkards who
walk the streets Of this city Times
without number he has been picked up
in a helpless state OF intoxicaiiou By the
police aud taken to the station house,
where, in consideration of his family, he
was registered only as "disorderly," aud
discharged without being brought into
the court. Efforts were frequently aud
persistently made by his friends TO effect
asreiormatIon, but, although he would
promise to do better, his moral nature
was too weak to enable him to carry out
! his good intentions, and he would soon
relapse into state Of sotiishness. SO
degraded did he become that he would
stand on the street corners when In d
semi imbecile condition from drink and
solicit money from the passers by with
which 10 secure the means of gratifying
his appetite. Last September he married
young lady in Sou,hbridge, and OBJ
tanned IA small farm there on which b,
set up house keeping, with the avowec
declaration to reform. But reformation
was impossible. Two months alter tn,
marriage he was again an inmate OF ,
police station, and last evening he me
With injuries which will probably resul
in his death
lie got off from train on the OlC
Colony railroad at Nepouset station, ant
was too drunk to staud upon the plat
form, falling helple<sly on his face. IL,
was lifted up by Officer Stephen Moul
ton, who took him in custody aad locked
him in small wooden building which i
used as STATION house ia shat locality
Before turning the key, however, th,
usual search was made of Appleton
/ person, and it is presumed that his pock
cts were empty. Had such been tn,
fact there would have been no necessit,
Tor wiring this paragraph. Unfortunate
Is, match was left IN one pocket. and
aiier the officer had gone away, the pris
oner laid down on his bed, Lighted hi,
pipe aud began to smoke, throwing tie
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
Has The Temperance Movement
Accomplished any Good
In Hickman!

He must be a careless observer indeed
who sees not q great change IN the con
diiioD of affairs on our streets. It has
been but little while since drunken
man would stagger against you al almost
every street corner; and your ears would
be saluied at every turn with terms OF
profanity and yulgarity too vile and 10
decent for repetition. ladies could sci
dom walk along our main streets without
being made to blush at some scene of
Inaudlin obscurity. perpetrated by men,
whose brains were beelouded, and whose
sensibiities were deadened by the poison
GUS fumes ofthe erog shop or beer saloon.
Every candid man, whether he fayors
total abstinence or not, must admit that
the picture is not oyerdrawn. We are
not now to inquire who was in fault, or
who was responsible for this state of
things; but simply to state the fact, aad
call your attention to the contrast now
presented to the eyes of n observer.
While we DO not pretend that drunk
epuess has been entirely driven from our
midst or that excessive drinking has been
altogether abandoned; yetwe do assert
that it is far less frequent than formerly;
that uow it is rare to meet druukard
staggering along our streets. or to have
10 walk around some poor creatures ren
dered utterly helpless by too frequent
practice at Tie bar. This much is just
cause of rejoicing. But above all this,
there is much healthier and more cor
rect public sentiment in reference TO
whiskey drinking, and the whiskey traffic
than formerly; and this public opinion
is not confined to the Order of Good Tenn
plsrs.
All good men, lovers of their kind.
are beginning to open their eyes to the
terrible evil of iutemperance and its
train of woes; and are willing to help
with 4 word of encouragement those
who are leading in the movement gainst
this stupendous horror Are we claim
ing too much for the Order of Good
Templars, when We say that this i'm
proved condition of affairs, this healthier
purer tone of public opinion is due to
its existence in our midst, and to its un
wearied labors in The cause of temper
anee reform? We think not Are we
hoping or expecting too much in looking
forward 10 the time when every true man,
every intelligent well-wisher of his race.
will be not only encouragers of our work,
but active and energetic co laborers with
US? We trust not Are we not iustif-
cd then IN appealing as We do, to all, TO
every one interested in the welfare Of
Hickman and vicinity especially, to come
aud help US in the only available or sen
sible way they can; that is by joining
us in our crusade against king alcohol
aud thus by preeept and example teach
the virtue and safety of total abstinence
Citizens Of Hickman, and of Fulton
county, think Of these things.
"CAuLUoR."
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
Tor the Hickman Courier.
in "ghe Purchase.'

Temperance in ."Gfse Purchase"
Napoleon the Great once said that
"the sures. evidence of genius-is sue
cess" 1t matters not what role of lie
a man may undertake to play in this
world, If he Is successful in that under~
taking, he will most surely enjoy the
confidence and admiration OF his fellows.
AS little as we hundrum plodders are
willing TO admit it, the fact is, the world
we live in, is moved aud governed by
active and earnest men-enthusias;s in
whatever cause they may espouse to
ameloriate the moral, social or political
condition of mankind. Hence enthusiasts
are generally FAR in advance Of the pres
ent status of society and as bold and
fearless pioneers lead the way 10 our
moral regeneration, by very frequently
imoIating themselves upon the broken
idols of popular habits, superstition and
prejudice.
Now and then an cd and holy cause
finds new. enthusiastic and eloquent ad-
vocaies springiug up above the ranks of
men, beacon like. and for a time drawing
all men towards them by the power Of
intellectual genius, resistless argument
and the sheer force Of noble, gallant
and manly will Their calls upon their
fellow men to rally to the support of
cause which though long neglected and
forgotten in our wiliful ignorance or in
the moral confusion of the times in
which we live, are needed aud obeyed;
and God. angels, good women and men
rejoice that there is some hope yet left
for the human family. The temperance
cause taught by the sacred scriptures,
and confirmed as sacred and holy in the
moral. spiritual and physical experience
of mankind, has lately been enjoying a
season of great revival in Western Ken
tnckv. Early in 1871 that gallant Bay
ard of our order in Kentucky, Bro. j
Hickman. terminated the cause of the
Good Templars in this end of the State
Since that time and up to the assembling
of the District Convention at Mayfield
in July last, the order grew slowly but
surely dispensing its moral and social
blessings as gentle as charity, inathe
walks of soeietv-wherever lodge vas
established, and extorting even frow It's
enemies its proper need of praise foI
benefits conferred upon our fallen race
By degrees many of the best hearts and
brightest mi6ds of ''the old first have
become identified with the teachings
plans and purposes of our Order, until
for distinguished talents aud high social
positions of our leading men. the Order
of Good Templars will compare favor
sbly with any other organization in the
State. To our beloved and most exem
plary Brother Fl ON A. -R Boone, we owe
a debt of lasting gratitude for the labor OF
love which he has performed in behalf OF
the cause and of social order among his
fellow cirizens lie has fought the
hideous headed monster lntempcrance,
fro1l the bench. and upon the stump as
= brave and noble soldier against the
sssrful odds Of cou6rned popular habit
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01

match on the floor. 1t fell on pile of
straw, which became ignited and the
flames slowly spread to the bed where
the unfortunate man was then in drunk
en- slumber. The smoke soon began to
pour through the windows, attracting the
attention of people outside, aud the hre
was soon extinguished. The hremen
entered the building and broke open the
door of Appletou's cell, finding him in
horrible condition.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,.
Prospectus for 1872
Twenty-FOur Grand Premiums.

The progress of the age, so hrvellous
and startling, exacts of journalism q COM
mensurate spirit and enterprise. and such
the conductors of the Missouri REPUBLtcAS
endeavor to infuse into all its varied depart
ments Intimately identified with every
effort for the Advancement of the West and
South, the REPUBLICAN has long been the
Acknowledged reflector and exponent Of the
material interests of those sections But
its sphere is not confined to the West and
South. The concerns Of the nation dis
cussed in its columns, and the intelligence
it prints is gathered from all quarters Of
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independent and fearless. the REPUBLIcAS
is never subservient to cliques or coteries.
Its highest aim is 10 be the organ Of the in
telligent thought OF the people. It's mission
Is to teach. TO elevate, to reform, and its
political creed embraces those great prin-
ciples Of liberty aud government which
form the groundwork Of our Union. and Of
which the Democratic party has long been
the only true exponent in America
In the discussions of the vital Questions
which must arise within the ne twelve
months the REPUBLICAN, will be~found at
the front pointing the way. not waiting to
be shown, The missouri Policy, with
which it is prominently Identified, IS al
ready recognized as furnishing the only
hope of relief from the expressions of the
dominant party. u mas struck a respon-
sivc chord in the hearts Of the people and
will continue TO grow in popular favor till
it finds its crowniug glory at the polls on
the 4th Of next NOvember-
To induce the formation of clubs the fol-
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ent Oh the efforts of the agent From fifty
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money collected by the agent will be re-
turned as a premium according to the follow
ing scheme:
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TERMS

The Missouri ,bl;shsd
every morning, by mail, one year $40 40
To clubs of three by mail, 81 90. of sSe.
So 00 of ten 100 90; served by corrisrs r,
six times a week II 90 per year; paid week
ly to carriers, 25c per week seven tin,a.a a
week, IA 90 per year, paid weekly 49,
riers' 3oc per week to newsdealers III ner
copy. PEI
Tue TRI- Published MoAa-s "a
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ty-seven dollars; ten copies ifty dolf&.
The WEEKLY-Two dollars vears - -
copies five dollars 1--WE copies, eightaollars:
ten copies, htteen dollars; twenty copies,
|. Additions can be made to clufs
time at club rates. Ten per cen tscom@is is
sion allowed to Agents getting uuf5Bnks II
the case of parties who obtain Erem;r-ns.
this commission win be deductkT So - ~ J, !,
amount of the premium. ~
Papers not sent unless pai&M adv..o
and Invariably discontinued sHhe end ~
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Our address.

All persons sending letters to the Tenn
per@nce Department of this paper, viii
direct them 10 the COMMITTEE" L o. G. T.,
at this place.
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complimentary extra copy furnished
with every club Of ten cash subscribers fer
any proposed edition.
Specimen copies sent to any address on
application.
liberal commission allowed to canvass
ers.
Postmasters everywhere are requested 10
aid our circulation.
Our old patrons can help Us materially by
recommending and exhibiting the paper 20
their Eeighbors.
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Subscribers will please notify us Of mail
Irregularities.
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pires, except by cash renewal.
Address
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Nashville, Tennessee.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
Taken Up as a stray

DYJ II. SIMMONS, living 8 miles east
ID of Hickman, near the Dresden road, in
Fulton county, on the 9th inst, one red aud
white spotted COW. aged about seven years,
having some white in her face. some de-
6ciency in left hip, marked with split in
right ear, but having no brands or other
marks. Appraised at the value Of ten
dollars.
Witness ny hand this 9th day Of March.
1872 j. P. MATEs.
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TKI- WEEKLY.
WEEKLY.

The contest for the premiums win he de-
termined on the first Of July nert mn 10
which time all new subscriptions viii be
counted.
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For the largest list of subscribers to the
daily so per cent, of the whole amount
collected will be returned to the getter-up
oF Tho c1ub
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
Cider Cider

TUST RECEIVED lot 0: the best Sweet
- Cider ever brought 10 this market
For sale by the gallon or glass.
City Bakery. JOHN BEISSER.
APrilo 81.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
REDUCTION:
To single subscribers we will send the
TEE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL.

Is without doubt the best Political and
Family Journal in the State. and the best
evidence Of lie character and appreciation
Of its readers is found in the fact that but
Few who subscribe for it ever cease taking
il. Each number contains thirty-six coll
umns of choice reading matter
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
Fulton Female Seminary.

VNHIs INSTITUTION is SITUATED IN
Fulton County, Ky, on the Paducah
and Gulf Railroad
Prof. E. C. L. Denton, formerly of Mil
burn Male and Female Institute, will stand
at the head of this Institution assisted by
competent corps of good teachers.
TERMS
Primary Department, per month, 50 90
Intermediate, I" " " 8 90
High School, " b" 3" 90
Contingent Fee per session, rs
Students charged from time of entrance
except in cases of protracted sickness.
Tuition must he paid one-half in advance,
the balance at the close of the session
Boarding can be had at from - 90 to
So 90 per week.
The next ten months term commences on
Monday the 4th of September, 1871. and
continues forty-one weeks, being divided
into two sessions.
For further information address,
E. c. L. DENTON,
aug5-tf Fulton Station, Ky
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
THE WEEKLY BANNER.

complete compendium Of the news of the
Daily and Tri-Weekly issues. will be a first
class family Literary journRl-an instrue-
tive and entertaining weekly visitor TO the
Family Circle Terms 90 per annum.
TERMS FOR 1872.
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A Paper for the Merchant, the Farmer, the
Mechanic, the Stock Trader, the Poll
tician, the man Of Leisure, the
Family Circle, the Workshop,
and the Office.
THE DAILY AND WEEKLY
LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL,
rEE oRrAr REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF KES-
ICCET.

ICCET.
In order to do our full part in the great
campsign Of next year, now so close upon
US, we wish TO put our Daily paper in the
hands Of every intelligent man who lives
near enough to this city TO get 4 daily paper
from here the same day 10 is publ 81 ed.
That its price may not put it beyond the
reach If any man, we have determined on
the following
REDUCTION:
To single subscribers we will send the
Louisville Daily Commercial til De-
cember 81 1872 for or............ s 90
To Clubs Of Ten We will send il for tho
same time for ............t On
To single subscribers we viii send the
Daily Commercial six mouths for. 90
To Clubs Of ten we will send the Daily
for six months for.....................9 81 90
To all Of our clubs additional names nav
De sent at The club rate at any time
Persons subscribing for less than six
months will be charged according to our
present rates.
Special terms offered % Postmaster aud
others who viii interest themselves to get
subscribers.
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In order to give our friends at the smaller
post-ofhces chance to enjoy the offer which
we make, we will send less number Of
papers than one hundred at the following
LOW RATES:
rive SoP4esi e"ch .--.......... .........-....l 90
and one to getter up Of club
Ten Copies each........ as
and one to getter up of club
Twenty Copies each ch........................l2 25
and ono to getter up Of club.
Fifty Copies, each ch................ 90
and ono TO getter up Of club.
We will continue 20 receive single sub
scriptions to the Weekly Commercial at
90 for the paper until December 81, 1872.
Remit by draft express, money order or
registered letter Address
LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL co,
Louisville, KY.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
1872

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The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01

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