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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

DISTRICT FINANCKs-Receiptsf from !SeptemJer
I, ISL, TO June 30, 1S12.-ColIector Slater YES
terday transmitted to the controller the follow
ing detailed statement of receipts from All
sources from September 1, 1871, to June 80, 1872
inclusive:
General Tazes, 1s7I.72, Washington Ctr. Gen.
eral fund, S3i3 1881; school fund, SS1I COZ &C.
metropolitan police fund. sl05. Coz sc; gas fund
SO ,25049; bond fund. $50 ,S33 9sIS89s ,1TI.C3
General Tdxes, 1s11-T2, Georgetown General
fund, s17 1885, school fund. So, $3.50; metro
politan police fund, sle,136.25; gas fund,
s. ,6G2.l6-sis, H.
General Taxes, 1Sf-T2, Washington COUNTY, :.
General fund, SIC e26.o3; school fund, SD SOS 07
metropolitan police fund, -, 463. 15-S47 1851 Is
Total amount received from real estate taxes,
District of Columbia, 1894 ,27s.4s.
Personal taxes, 1S1-T2, Washington city,
SO, 14052; do. Georgetown, S5, 81 85; do. Wash
ington county, s2,05s.95; licenses, District of
Columbia, Siie ,o44.41. Total for general fund
District Of Columbia, SlS 36oS3
Arrears general taxes, corporation of Wash
inston, SIS.2o6 80; arrears general taxes, Levy
Court, ~, 1851; special taxes, Washington CITY,
Sls .09o.3i water taxes (adrertised) corporation
Of Washington, Ss,0S3.13; deposits for redemp-
ton from tax sales, corporation of Washington,
s423i9o; deposits TO credit of surplus fund. Dis
trict Of Columbia, 80; deposits for market
rents, Washington city, since October /, 1911,
=, 1854; deposits for market rents, George
town, since October I, 1871, 81 ,0s6 IS.
Total amount collected and deposited,
l,ii2 ,3iiQi,
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-06

The substantial evidences of appre-
citation in the way Of new subscribers,
causes US to commence the publication
Of the new volume with renewed hope
and energy, We contemplate making
additional improvements, already delay
ed beyond our expectation, as soon as
possible. The Increasing subscription
list Of the CoURIER presents to the BUSH
ness public an excellent medium for
advertising. better perhaps than was ever
presented by a Hickman paper before.
Those who have experience in such
matters, however, well know, that the
subscription list pays but little to the
publisher, except as an advantage TO adj
vertisers. We present the business com
ulunlty a paper which IN size, style, aud
CIRCULATION, is worthy Of their patron
age, and if they avail themselves Of its
advantages, 1t shall not only be kept up
to its present standard, but greatly i'm
proved.
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a CHILD burnt no DEATH.
FIendIsh Conduct of the Father.

We hear of a most painful accident
which occurred on last Thursday, some
eight miles above Hickman on the river,
and which resulted in the death of a
beautiful and sprigbtly little girl about
five years of age-the daughter Of a Mr..
Greer. The mother had occasion to at
tend to some outdoor duties, and left the
/ little girl alone in the house, and during
her absence the child probably approach
ed too near the FIRE, when her clothing
caught, and before assistance could reach
her, her little body was completely en-
veloped in flames The mother succeed
ed finally in extinguishing the flames,
but not until the lower portion of the
childs body was burnt almost to a crisp.
In this agonizing, painful condition the
child fingered for several hours aud ex
PRED. A Mr.. Stofer Of Hickman was
present at the accident, and reports the
scene as most heartrending, and the
subsequent conduct of the father as ac-
tually fendish, and most revolving to
every sense of humanity. When sum-
noned to the bedside of his dying child,
instead Of being moved by its agony and
suffering, he INDUCED in most fendish
abuse Of the wife, threatening to kill her
in the event the child died from the ac-
eident. He even went so far as to sharpen
his knife in the presence Of witnesses to
cut his wife's throat, and was only re
strained from grossly sbusing and beat
ing her by outside parties. Our inform
ant also states that he refused to permit
Doctor to be sent for, or allow the
suffering child water for which it inees
sanity cried. We can not doubt the
veracity Of our informant, yet for the
sake of humanity We could hope his re
port exaggerated It is revolving to
nature to know thata creature possessing
the shape and aspect of a man could be
capable of such action. If the facts are
as reported, Greer must be insane, or
worse, and should be taken charge of by
the authorities, and dealt with accord
ing to his condition. A man with such
mind and heart Is dangerous, and should
not be permitted 10 20 at large.
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H1cKMAN, Ky. Jan. ID, 1872.
yv5uRussta and germany Fight?

''Tn the face Of the protestatIons That
there is no danger oEan interruption in
the amicable state OF affairs between
Russia and Germany, extensive military
preparations in the former country
are quietly progressing By the lm-
perial ukase recently promulgated, the
military contingent to be raised by con
seription during the next year is fixed
at six to every thousand males--a pro
portion usually required only in time of
war. The Gar at least viii not be caught
mapping, as was his Imperial brother Of
France. - Courier Journal.
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For the Hickman Courier
rnrnsS RnhhPrS

Mn. EDrToE learn thatin an article
in the Memphis Aralaache Of a recent
date Giving an account of the attempted
arrest of Russell and Barton, two Of the
Evnress Robbers. at Luster's Landing,
it was represented that the citizens ID
the vicinity of Lusters' did not render
tn at cordial and prompt assistance they
should and 1 beg to correct such rep
resentations. The citizens, and especial
" Messrs. GoaIder, Campbell aud Mich
OILS. came calamity and bravery to our
assistance. and deserve and have not only
the thanks of the Express Company, but
of every honest citizen.
H1cKMAN. Ky. Jan. %, 1872.
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REIGN OF TERROR IN ARKANSAS
A perfect reign of terror exists in Chieot
county, Arkansas. A difficulty occur
red between a white man and negro, in
which the latter was killed. The au-
thorities, who are negroes, arrested three
white men charged with the crime, and
committed them to Jail At night mob
of negroes broke open the Jail, aud hung
them. All law is suspended, and bands
of negroes ride at large over the county,
outraging, abusing and killing the eiti-
zeus. Up to this writing, the State, nor
Government has done anything to check
them, or restore quiet.
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Afraid OF rnvestigation.

The Louisville Ledger, noticing the
defeat of Senator Trumbull's effort to
secure an investigation of official eorrup
ton by the Grant administration and its
appointees, says; THE men who wear
Grants collar outuumber the honest
men. When the President wields pat
ronage Of four or FIVE hundred millions,
and is a candidate for reelection, after
filing his own pockets and those of his
friends. investigation is not to be thought
Of. So much for that civil service which
Grant promised in his message while pre-
pairing to have it attacked in his own
organ, and obstructed by his friends 10
Congress. 1t Is Tammany tactics, and
there is worse than Tammany scoundrel-
ism at the bottom of it. Too many colos-
sal fortunes have been made by the Presi
dents friends, and this refusal to permit
a thorough investigation is confession
that theft turks In all the crypts of the
Treasury and that all branches of the
public service are fostering with corrup-
ton. But one course remains fer honest
Republicans: they must make common
cause with the people against their plum
derers."
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-06

THE small pox appears to be raging
in Cincinnati aud all the principal cities
of the United States to an alarming ex-
tent. It's existence at this season, and
in such an epidemic form, causes grave
apprehensions as to its extending over
the whole country the coming spring and
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EDeTfnoIrenf Fax F,fs.


TFNHE FOLLOWING Is A CORRECT LIST
Of delinquents Of this and other coun-
ties returned TO me by the Auditor Of the
State for collection or forfeiture, and all
lands or town lots embraced in said list on
which the taxes and interest are not paid
by the 2nd Monday in February 1872 will
be forfeited TO the State. Taxes due for the
year 1869:
Julia F Algee original taxes On land
soc on acres, interest 81 35, total - 25.
T. Edmonston, original taxes zoe interest
81 124 on ] town lot, total 81 873.
Emma Fisher, original taxes 15c, interest
224c on | town lot, total 371c.
John J. Hudson, original taxes SOC. in
terest 45c, total 75c.
Elizabeth Harris, original taxes zoe, in
terest 45c, total 75c.
wills. Handy, for Swift, original taxes SO
cents, on 100 acres, interest - ce nts; total
81 20.
wills. Handy, for Thomas swift's heirs,
original tax y 40, on $40 acres, interest So
90; total So 90.
Mrs. A. G.. Hamlin, original tax 10 cents,
interest 81 l24 cents, on 10 town lots; total
81 so.
W. u. Harris, original taxes 60 cents, on
90 acres, interest 80 cents; total 81 so.
X. ID. Holt, original tax 81 20, on 10 acres,
interest II so cents; total SO 90.
George Jordan, original tax 81 20, on 275
acres, interest 81 So total 50 90.
Cornelius johnston original tax 81 44,
on 100 acres, interest 81 Is; total 50 co.
Eliza Jolly, original tax zoe, interest 100
on town lot, total Toe
Sam kirkpatrick, original taxes 81 so,
interest - % on l town lot. total So IS.
John Hines, original taxes Is, interest
~ on ! town lot, total 373c.
John X Under original taxes 81 35 on
80 acres land. interest 8 OF, total So 373
Pate Middleton, original taxes 81 80 on
acres land, interest 81 20, total 81 so.
Thos. Mcconnell for wife original taxes
So 70,
Jesse Mills, original taxes 60c on 60 acres
land. interest 30, total l so.
Daniel Murphy, original taxes Coo, in
terest yUc on town lot, total ] So
sarah Morgan, original tax pc on l acre
land, interest 33c, total soc.
Julian Nail original tax IS on 100
acres land, interest pa on 1 horse
total 12J.
Rich Phillips for wife, original tax l 20
on 100 acres land, interest l 80, total 90.
W. H. Parker, original tax soc on % acres
land, interest SOC, total so
Mary Patton, original tax / 90. interest
80 on l town lot, total CO.
Ed p. Palsgrove original tax SOC on 2
horses, interest l 35 on / town lot, total 2 Is
W m. smith heirs, original tax 90 on
7zo acres land, interest 13 SO, total % 80.
John y. Taylor, original tax l 50 on l60
| acres land. interest 20, total 80.
Jesse Thomas & Co., original tax 40 on
so acres land, interest 60, total 6 90.
Sam Thomas heirs, original tax y 90 on
4oU, acres interest l8 90, total 30 90.
w. II. ROPER,
Sheriff Of Fulton County.
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StraYed.

TAKEN up as stray, by R. L. Kirken-
A dali. living FIVE miles East of Hickman,
in Fulton County, on the 3rd inst, one rcd
muly COW, aged about three years, having
some white on each flank, and no marks,
or other brands, and which is appraised at
the value of fifteen dollars.
witness my hand this 9Th day of Deem
Der 1871. j. W. MANES,
dee23-4ws j. p. +. C.
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That old GaIIer.

A. S. ANDERSON. pays cash for hides ia
low, bees-wax furs, s. c. Saddlery at re-
duced prices, such as collars, names, chains
brides, harness fsingle and double,) side
saddles, men and boys saddles of every de-
scription in fact everything farmer wants
In his line Of business.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-06

LEAP YEAR-Our lady readers need
not be reminded that this is leap year,
and that from time immtmorial it has
been the privilege Of the fair sex to
mako matrimonial oyertures to young
mer during leap year. We hear Of nu-
merous fair ones who propose availing
themselves Of the opportunity afforded
them by the custom Of Offering their
hands and all their charms to the chosen
Of their hearts. We trust none viii
share the fate Of the Nashville young
lady, who on last Monday preached the
delicate question to cher dear one, and
was accepted. The day was fixed, and
the guests not only invited but assembled,
but no bridegroom appeared. Finally,
instead of the bridegroom, came the
following little billet deux:
To Miss: Pardon my unavoid
able absence from your little festival to-
day / regret to say that it is impossible
for me to keep my engagement. | never
loved you with the devotion which was
due, but you were so spooney yesterday
that 1 could not be so cruel as to deny
your suit. [ had always regarded you
with flial affection, and respected your
mature Judgment, but never for an instant,
until your declaration Of yesterday, sup
posed that you regarded me otherwise
than as friendless orphan, for whom you
could feel a maternal solicitude. Be
happy with one more worthy of you than
your unhappy
The company dispersed, and We under
stand that young man answering to the
description Of the recreant lover was seen
to purchase ticket for Texas on Tues,
day morning.
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Aud Dealers in all Kinds Of Produce
and Live Stock.

and Live Stock.
A FTER examination of our business for
n 1871, demonstrating our most san
guine success, we beg leave to send greet
ings to our friends, and return our most
sincere thanks for their liberal and kind
patronage for the past year. Our business
has been entirely satisfactory to ourselves,
and we trust, our dealings have been cor
rect, and fully satisfactory to all We
would offer for the present year, as pros
pectus fair aud equitable dealings with all
make no difference between acquaintance
or ger-treat all alike; and have but
one price, and make cur profits uniform,
(when we realize profits, sell strictly Tor
cash or its equivalent. With our short prohts
we can not, nor viii not, sell goods on time
During the Summer we enlarged our house
to double its former size, and are now car
rying the most general assortment and
largest stock of goods lin our line) ever
offered in Hickman.
We invite competition with our brother
merchants of Hickman, and surrounding
cities Paducah, Cincinnati, st. Louis, &c.
We will duplicate any Planters bill from
any of those places-adding the actual
expense of laying the goods down in our
market; and to fellow groeerymen, we will
offer the most liberal terms believing we
can replenish their stocks ct as low rates as
they can buy them IN any market. Liberal
advances made on provisions in store for
shipment for our account.
La Terms positively cash.
ian6 POWELL & BRO.
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STRAYED.

VNAKEN UP AS A STRAY BY J. II. DODDs
4 living two and q half miles East of Kick
man, on the State Road in Fulton County.
on the 18th instant, one black mare mule.
age about twelve or fifteen years, and abont
fourteen and a half hands high, but HAVING
no brands or marks perceivable, which II
appraise at the value Of Seventy five dollars,
Witness my hand, this 9th day of Novem
ber 1871. J. w. MAYES.
december It JP.F.C.
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NEWSPAPER PRosPERITY.-TheL Louis
vile ledger, has been recently greatly
enlarged and otherwise improved. This
paper has steadily improved from its.
frst issue, until now it is a journal Of
which the Democracy Of Kentucky may
be Justly proud
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BRIGHAM YOUNG ARRESTED FOR
MURDEB-B Brigham Young was arrested
on thursday last, at Salt Lake City, by
U. S. Marshal on the charge Of murder.
He was refused bail, but is confined in
one of his residences instead of the com
comm on Jail.
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In former years we often heard of per
sous naming their children after our
Presidents, but we have Jet TO hear of
the FIRST man naming his child after UIys-
ses Simpson Grant.
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TIE FIRE AT LITTLE RooK-The
Little Rock papers bring the particulars
of the great fire which occurred in that
city on the night of the 18th, brief
statement of which was forwarded by
telegraph. The chief scene of destrUc.
ton was the square bounded by Mark
ham, Main, Scott and Elm streets. The
Gazette says: The total loss Is various
" estimated at from one TO two hundred
thousand dollars, Of which about one
third was covered By insurance.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-06

THE jury IN the case OF Tom Mcclellan,
at Dayton, Ohio, charged with the muir
der of Myres at Hamilton, have return
ed a verdict not guilty. 1t will bsfe-
membered that Mr.. Yallandingham was
Mcclellan counsel on his second trial at
Lebanon, and it was at this time that he
accidently shot himself and shortly af-
terward died.
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JOHN A. WILSON,
AGENT FOR THE
SOUTHERN MUTUAL
Life Insurance COMPANY ,
LOUISVILLE, KY.

Office at the Court Horse ii Hickman.
70 the people Of Fulton and the adjoin-
ing coaatjes / s0ould respectfully say:
TT YOU WANT A LIFE POLICY, and
1 intend 10 make provision for yourself
in old age, for the future comfort Of those
who may be dependent upon you for daily
bread insure with the SoUTHERS MUTUAL
for the following reasons
LIST, The Southern Mutual IS one of the
bert and s4fest Companies IN the United
States.
2n5. It is managed and controlled by the
best business talent IN Kentucky. See list
Of Officers and Directors
Sd Ii does not drain the country Of money
and produce "hard times, for every dollar
of its assets are Te-invested and Kept tt cir
cul1tion here at home, in kentucky, and
among its own Policy-holders.
4th. L is "a Home organized by
Kentuckians-and State pride and local
interests, should induce our people TO sus-
tain 1t by their patronage ana influence, IN
stead Of building mp the capitalists Of the
Northern Cities.
5th, 1t has clever agent at Hickman, call
sLd see.
JOHN A WILSON, AGENT
decg-tf
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TIE London Times, which is a pretty
fair index Of the drift of Europesn public
sentiment, declared few days ago that
Cuba should be separated from Spain, no
matter whether that separation result in
Independence or annexation to the Unit
ed States. This, assuredly, is very
marked change of sentiment grand
advance in international public opinion
from that which prevailed year or two
ago. And, after the events of the past
month or two IN Cuba, no wonder.
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BEECH WOOD SEMINARY
Hickman, XIV.

Hickman, Ky.
HTHE PRINCIPALS, J. II. ROULHAC AND
Jno. W. Cowgirl, would respectfully
announce to the public that the second ses-
sion of their School will commence on MIN
DAY, September 4th. 1871. The School now
organized is designed to be a permanent in
stitution at this place. The building already
erected is ample for the accommodation or
one hundred pupils, and il is the purpose OF
the Principals to construct suitable addi-
tions, with all modern improvements, in
desks, fixtures, &C., sufficient for 80 schol-
lars with music room convenient for those
who desire musical instructions. This de-
partment viii be under the charge Of Mrs.
Mary Duncan. With liberal encouragement
the Principals hope soon to be able TO found
q regular and permanent College with ample
accommodation for all who desire the bene-
fits Of collegiate education in this section
Tuition per session > months or 20
weeks, spelling, first lessons in
reading, writing, &o................... $3.50
Advanced reading, mental arithmetic
first lessons in geography and
written arlthmetic-................. el0 W
English Grammar Advanced Geogra-
ply, Written Arithmetic first les
sons in Philosophy and Compost
%
Algebra and the higher Mathematics
and Natural Sciences............. 20 90
Ancient and Modern Language s....... 25 90
Music including use ofPiano............ 80 90
Contingent tax to each pupil............. ] 90
Tuition due, one-half at the commence
ment and one-half AT the middle of the ses-
sion. Pupils charged from time ofentrance
for balance Of session, and no deduction
made, except for protraeted sickness.
Patrons and teachers are alike interested
in building up good and permanent institu-
tions; and TO the generous assistance of the
people of Hickman and vicinity we most es-
pecially look for encouragement, promising
that our whole time aud talents shall be de-
voted TO our enterprise.
J. II. ROULHAC,
iuly22 JNO. w. COWGILL.