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RRCTORY
sTATE oFFICERs.

Goue7no7-Preston II. Leslie.
LisnL Gorernor-John q. Carlisle.
Secretary Of Sfafc--A. J. James
Assistant Secretary IF State---wm. II. ootts
attorney Generai-John Rodman
Auditor-D. Howard Smith
Treaarer-James ". Tate
Register-J. A. Grant. .
Superintendent Public Inst-uction-H- A. ~
Henderson.
Adiut1nt Geuerc,-jane i DaWson.
Ctarternaste5 GeRerdi--f az cite Hewitt.
Insurance Coni,qissIoner--Gust ". Sni'b
Assis,qnt Insurance on.,stsaoner-Henry 7
stanton.
Librarian-George B. Critteuden.
Keeper IF Fe,ateHrqyy--J. ". south
Pvthc Printers ]. VI. Major.
Public BiHdeT--John Martin, jr.
COURT OF APFEALs.
CHEF Jasnce-W. s Pryor.
associate Judges-M. K. Hardin. D J Peters
and VIM Lindsay.
ReUoTter-W. 7. l.. Bush.
C,crk-Alvin Duvall
MAGISTRATE COURTS
DISTRICT 50 ].
" C. Brown. First Saturday 10 March.
June. September and December.
J. " wolgamots, Second Saturday In
same months.
DISTRICT 80. ?.
Henry Davis Third Mondays in March.
June September, and December
| ). G McMurrey, Fourth Mondays IN sa1'
months
DISTRICT so. 3.
j. T. Marrs. Third Mondays IN March,
June, September and December
Jas v Mayes, Fourth Saturdays IN eAii-s
months.
DISTRICT sc 4.
james Y Hawkins, First Mondays in
I f.,r.. Acv.t..r,fer and December
a. J. smu!lns, fourth Tuesday in same
months.
DISTRICT 20. ..
TAYLOR Bard First Wednesday in March.
June. September and December.
r. H. Sellers, Third wednesday In sams
months.
DISTRICT 80 g..
Bushart. Second Wednesday In March
June. September and Decem Der
! b. F. Easley, Fourth Wednesday IN same
months.
COURT OF CLAIMS
/ Meets the First Monday n October.
CIRCUIT COURT
Meets the Second Monday in February and
August.
COUNTY COURT.
County Court meets she 2ni Monday in
every month
QUARTERLY COURT
Quarterly Court meets the An Monday
Of January, April, July aad October.
RELIGIOUS.
Nsihodisf Service every Sunday AMI
sunday night. Rev. S. b. Adams pastor.
sabbath school q. IL. Prayer Meeting
"Wednesday night.
Lutheran Services every sunday morn
ing: and also Sabbath school. Rev. MT
Suider, preacher in charge.
Eqpt.st.-services every other sunday.
Elders Coleman ana Burton, alternating
CirisaqH.-seryicds every Sunday morn
ing. j. H. Roulhac, officiating ia absence OF
regular minister.
/ EoiscoBqf-serviccs the lst sunday IN
every month. =. y. Cowgirl. rector. Ser
+ vices al Methodist Church, o clock, p IL.
CaHoHe-Regular services the "a sunday
I in each month Father MeagAor, priest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'IHE UNIVERSAL AVER. On my jour
ney over the eontinent-throug Turkey,
India china, Japan, Peru, Chill, Paraguay,
Brazil ana Iexico and che United Suites
in them all to some extent and in some 10 a
great extent, l have found the universal
Aver represented by his family medicines
which are often held ia fabulous esteem.
W hetber they win their marvellous reputa-
ton by lheir cures, 1 know not, but I know
tifSy navel 20 such degree that II fire.
qGeEtly gave me distinguished impor-
lauce TO have come from the same country
[ Field letter from abroad.
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CITY Marshal.

We are authorized 10 announce THAD. ".
THOMAS. as a candidate for the office of
City Marshal, at the approaching august
eleaion. je1s-te
We are authorized 20 announce. WI H..
ROPER. (present sheriff., as candidate
for The Office of City Marshal, OF the en-
suiSg August election.
We arc authorized to announce, JOHN
VI. COLE. as a candidate for Marshal Of the
City of Hickman, al the ensuing August
election
We are authorized to announce WA. I.
LINEBACK, as candidate for the Office Of
Marshal of the City Of Hickman, AZ the
ensuing election
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LABOR STRIKERs-In all the big
cities OF the North Labor Strikers" con-
stitute the order of the day, which being
interpreted generally means, on the part
OF the "orkmen, an attempt to get for
eight hours work, the full pay of ten
hours labor. Hitherto much time and
money has been expended and lost in
the effort, and no good has resulted any
where, or to any one. Among the worst
effects have been the throwing out of
employment by the Tyranny of these
combinations, many honest and needy
laborers' who are satisfied with the old
order Of business, and desire no change
in the condition of contracts with their
employers. Let labor be free as all
thugs else are free.
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selected from the History as
Dolly Warden.

The desPisers Of mankiud-apart from
the mere fools and mimics, of that creed
are of two sorts They who believe
their merit neglected and unaPpreciated
make up one class; they who receive
adulation aud fattery, knowing their own
worthlessuess, compose the other. BE
sure that the coolest hearted nissan
thropes are Of this last order.
iune22 3w
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TIE colored people of this vicinity
celebrated the 4,h Of July by a general
picnic, specify flying, school exhibition,
etc. Several colorcd speakers occupied
the stand, acquitung themselves we'll,
and some Of our white asPirants avaiied
themselves Of the opportunity 0 declare
their candidacy. The day passed off
pleasantly, without any disturbance, and
greatly to the credit Of tie eolored PEG
pie. The speakers RETAINED from dis
cussiue politics, Lut some present advise
Us, that the crowd appeared about half
and half between Greeley and Grant
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HANDS WANTED-THE LEvEE.-
Dan Steele, the energetic contractor
for the West Hickman Levee, wants a
number of additional hands, and will pay
81 so day. The employment will last
probably until christmas. Dan, besides
being thorough worker IS l jelly good
fellow, and is determined to push the
present contract with energy and make
q good Job of it.
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o.. RADWTA Is

PERFECT PURGATIYE PILLS.
perfectly tastoless, elegantly coated with
sweet g1m, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse,
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the
cure of all disorders of the stomach, Liver,
Bowels. Kidney, Bla lder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache, Constipation, Costiveness. Indi-
gestion Of Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious
Fever, inflammation of the Bowels Piles, and
all Deran gements Of the Internal Vfscera.
Warranted to effect positive cure. Purely
vegetable containing ne mercury, minerals,
or deleterous drugs.
R=S~ Observe the following symptoms re-
sulting from Disorders Of the Digestive
Constir alton, Inward Piles, Eullness OF
the Blood in the Head, Acidity OF the
stomach. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of
Food, FulIness or Weight in the stomach,
Sour eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
Head, Hurried and difficult breathing
few doses of Railways Pills viii free
the system from all the above named dis
orders. Price, % cents per Box. Sold by
Druggists.
Read FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
letter-stamp to RADWAY & CO., No-.s7
Maiden Lane. New York. Information worth
thousands VIII be sent you.
augl9 toetl9
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware Of Ccunterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited and the coun-
terfeiter brought TO grief.
SMITH S TONIC SYRUP
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bull : private stamp on each bottle DR.
John Bull only has the right TO manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith 9
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is not on the bottle, do not pur
chase, or You VIII be deceived See my
column advertisement, and my show card.
viii prosecute any one Infringing on my
right The genuine Smith Tonic Syrup
and only be prepared BY myself
The publics servant.
a5l2 DR.. JOHN BULL.
Louisville XIV
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The sF,erifTaIfy.

We are authorized TO announce P J.
OLIVER, as, candidate for the office OF
Sheriff of Fulton county, At the ensuing
election.
We are autho rized TO announce BEN D.
THOMSON as a candidate fer the Office
Of Sheriff Of Fulton county, az the ensuing
August election. may9-td.
We authorized and requested 20 announce
JOHN F. TYLER, as q candidate fer the
Office Of Sheriff Of Fulton county, at the
ensuing election. I'd
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KEyrrcKY STREET, HICKMAN. Ky.
GROCBRIBS,

either by wholesale or retail. as cheap as
anv other house in our city. viii give in
exchange for al kind Of produce, and invite
with my neighbor merchants.
and ask ali TO examine my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere
To all that owe me, must gay, they must
pay, as I wish to buy for cash exclusively,
and shall adhere strictly hereafter 10 the
cash system, believing IL 70 be best for all
parties.
rehT
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Morganfeld Union county is to have &
court house which will cost 100000.
DEATHS have been more numerous il
every section of the Uaited States the
present year than ever known before,
RELIa1ous.-Rev. n. \. Cowgirl vii
preach in the Methodist Church, on Sun
day next at II o'clock, A ".
BISHOP PANE, Of the Methods
Church, breaches at Union City tO-mor
row. \ train will leave Hickman At
a. N, aud return 5 Pm
TIE premium list Of tho Fulton
County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, will be issued next week.
RE dog muzzling law is now qai
esceut. Some dogs roam the streets with
and some without these life preserrers
Let US have a fair thing even among
dogs. The ordinance does DOT expire
until September.
DRowNED.-We are panied to hear
of the drowning of little Harry Win
gate, at Uniontown, KY. on last Mon
day, the son Of Judge Juo w. Winsa,e,
of this place. The bereaved mother and
father have our sincere coincidence.
MoRsE's STATION, Ky. on the Pada-
cab and Memphis railroad, has been
changed to Water Valley. - letters
intended for that place should be direct
ed as above, instead Of Mor4s.s Station,
as heretofore.
Acc1DENT.-Thursday morning last
as Mr. Jonah Montgomery was driving
into Hickman. with wife aud daughter
seated in buggy with him, his horses took
fright. aud dashed through the streets at
a fearful rate, tearing the buggy all to
pieces, and throwing the inmates iato
the gutter. Fortunately, 10 one was
seriously hurt.
THE PLANTERS HoUsE.-This excel
lent house has secured the services Of
Mrs. Young, formerly ProPrietress Of
the Commercial Hotel, and well known
as Ae Of the best managers Of table
comforts in this section. She will prove
a valuable adjunct to the Planters.
REV. L. G. WATKIvs, has been APP
pointed agent for the American Bible
Society for Fulton couaty, and proposes
to commence right away an active can
vass of the county, and to place before
every family an opportunity to obtain
copy Of the Word Of God.
ATTENTION is called the advertisement
of Chapman & Perry, carpenters and
builders. Both gentlemen are old and
well known mechanics, have been with
Hickman since Its earliest days, aud are
certainly good wiorkmen. They will also
give their special attention as Under
takers.
EDUcATIoNAL-By reference to ad
sertisement elsewhere, it will be seen
that, Prof. Chas. Wright. has removed his
Academy from Troy, to Gadsden, Crock
ct county, Tenn, and that his school
uilbopen on the 18th inst We regret
to hear of his removal, but wish him in
dressed prosperity. He is one of the
best scholars and educators in the South.
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We are authorized to announce Cor. JSo.
M0SrIS, Sr., of MeCracken county. late
editor of the Paducah Keatackiaa. as a can
didate to represent the people of this (the
first1 Congressional District IN the next
Congress Of the United States.
We are authorized to announce, Col.
Edward Grassland, Of Graves county, as o
candidate for reelection in this (the First
district, composed of Ballard Callow Is,
Marshall, AcCracken, Graves, Hickman.
Fulton, Trigg. Livingston, Lyon, Caldwell
and Crittenden.
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NEW York. July Il.
Gold-AlI business done atll3ZsII4
Cotton market lower, mldlliug up
lands 24c.
General Market-F!our less active,
s. I0alI %. Wheat lower. holders
anxious to realize; 81 52511 70. Corn
55a72Lc. Coffee l64al93s
sew orleans HARRIET.
NEW ORLEANS, July IL
Cotton market, prices nominal, good
ordinary 2U4c; low mjddinc 224ci mid .
ding De. Corn easier. mixed 39a60c !;
white 74a7Jo. Coffee l7aIaLc.
81 Louis Market.
ST. Louis, July II.
Flour steady for standards. treble ex
ira SO 75s7 80. family ssa9 % Wheat
No. > red Winter 81 40 Corn 3S439c
Bacon active. shoulders Ca; clear rib
sides Sic for August delivery.
memphis Market.
MEsrais. July H.
Cotton market dull with prices lower.
low midl.iug 22le, Corn G2-G6c
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Corn Mill.

FTP. sUMMRRVILI.E, announces to
the public that his new Corn Mill,
at Cswalds Factory, is now completed and
ready for work. The mill is Of the latest
improved patent.
lie will grind three days inlbe week,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AID FRIDAYS.
And at any time when there is as much as
forty bushels Of grain in the Mil.
Meal always OF hand for sale, or exchange
D. NJ. GALLOWAY.
aprlS-tf Superintendent
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WOODLAND MILLS CELEBRATION
The Good Templars of Woodland Mills
are to have celebration and pie mic, on
next Wednesday. the 18th inst They
invite the general public, and especially
the neighboriug Lodges of Good Tenn
plars, to visit them on that occasion
Arrangements have been made with the
Railroad authorities to carry visitors
from Hickman at half fare rates. The
train viii leave here at a. M, and re
turn at p. m. The Hickman Cornet
Band will be in attendance, also, the
Dresden and Union City bands. The
well known hospitable character of
Woodland aad its neigbborhood, guaran-
tee "a pleasant day and we trust a large
number of our citizens viii avail them
selves Of the pleasures offered.
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Proceedings oftbe COunSy CouT
July FERN.
JSo. W. wINGATE, JUDGE.
OFFICERS OF ELECTION.

OFFICERS OF ELECTION.
The following persons we're aupointel
,r.ars IS cha rs-rr.~ ors..,o,, E, tlf
county % 'Do N'7' 'ioA1'y III q Jug u7'
10 viz
Lis'.'e' y .. - ~ =, " va. aae ana "
y l''o"u - II -, ''l.'''' CT 4
~ ~. a.. p Nc,
hse clerk.
District No. 81 T Mars and !. W
Moves ita,.as-f Il Prafhe~. clerk
District No jas. y. Hawkins and
A y. Smrllins juages-J. K. Connolly
e.erS
District \ O. 81 aF'or Bard ana il,
II ,'o..sIz' =, T., ~ y', H.. az, n
r R..ler+ in.ira--C ~ Nict5r. ,fsrL
.......-.-.
,.. ,,5
en- ~. -.,-....- n, d.. 49,. - r...l,..-
Ordered tbsf.au election be held 20 f.l
ths vacancy oceasfoaeI Lv ;Le removal
Of , Wasamot Justice Of the peace
in Civil District No. l.
ovFEsrrR
0-as-.3 ,h.. qb.s 7 pee3 ra an
roin,a3 ororseer of tbat raft Of tie
~ ~ Dr.-3.,, r..3 ,,I-.L Eas
between Nileers LANYARD and Nebras
ka in lieu Of r d Brown. resigned.
c-.nr,,v
Fror-r C,,,,.p.,1 ,... ,r,.o;n,sd omar.
dian of f. p. Wall. q minor.
WINS
p D.,. 49, ..,..- 80 NJ.
-. ,I'c1as.i +ool, III rresa-;b
Il INV law a. said executor
-.on-,,. s,-r, r,,r,.-s
ne settlement OF q as : Nq1 ia ~
+ guardian OF E'iza ana Benz. AcIutos D.
/ was confirmed ana ordered 10 oe lecofuca-
ADMINISTRATORS SETTLEMENT.
The settlement of Jas W. Nayes,
admir- Of Ben #. Davis, deceased, was
( filed for exceptions.
DEPUTY CLERK.
/ On motion. it was ordered that r. T.
+ TYLER be appointed deputy county court
clerk of Fulton county, 20 take acknowl-
edgment or proof Of deeds, mortgages,
powers of attorney, &c. and the said
Tyler took the oath Of Office prescribed
by law.
ADMINISTRATOR.
Ordered that Geo z Lonnam be an
- odr,;,;.,ra,or IS lie es,,,a If
GEORGIA 4 Ianonm deceased.
ALLOWANCE.
=, ~ C,l
OF ,I 'n AZ Y "a u oI;uloH ' go
io"eu 'hIee uo'laIS 4ol Jus ytu5 80
man Iounq noa'Ing ID we ~, lI19'' - D9
Pald out OF county ieVy Of 1o'-'
Ordered that the further allowance OF
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TO tEe Trade.

TAVE Just received very large and
complete Stock of School Books, Writ
ing Papers Envelopes and general line
of Mercantile Stationary; also, Pictures
and Picture Frames, Musical Instruments,
Notions Toys sc offered TO the Trade at
the most liberal discounts the cost of pro
duction and state of the market will per-
nit. Call on or address
WILLIAM FRFNZ
apr27-2m Hickman Ky.
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TO COLONTSTS.
FF Won ARE GOING WEST

Buy your Tickets over tho sold reliable
Missouri PAcmIc kAiLRoAD, the popular
route from Sedalia, 1T. Scott, Lawrence,
Kansas City, Atchison, ST. Joseph, Omaha,
Denver and an points in Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and Colorado, 10 which people are
moving This line has an unexcelled equip
ment n fine day coaches, Pullman's palace
seepers, Millers sateW platform aud the
patent steam brake, and It's reputation for
prompt time and sure connections is pro-
verbal For valuable Information and as-
sistance, AID to make special arrangements
at lowest rates offered by any line, call up
on or address j. F. THoMPsoy, Agent Mis-
souri, Pacific X. K, Chattanooga, Tenn, or
Atlanta. Ga: or T. A. FORD, General Pas
seneer Agent, St. Louis, No. No trouble 70
aHsiCsr questions ien~7
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SOME 100000 young shad, intended
for stocking the Upper Mississippi aud
the western waters, were transported
through St. Louis last week.
THREE monks in the monastery of
Couiiz nave been conscripted for the
German army
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Fulton Female Summary

E1HIs INSTITUTION rs SITUATED N
Fulton County, Ky, on the Padueah
and Gulf Railroad
Prof Z. C. /. Denton, formerly Of Mil
burn Male and Female Institute, Will stand
at the head Of this Institution assisted by
competent corps Of good teachcrs.
TERMS.
Primary Department, per month, s. 90
intermediate, " " 3 90
High School, +" 90
Contingent Fee per session, Is
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 81 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,
I. c. L. DENTON,
aug5-tf Fulton Station, Ky.
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ANoruER RIcuMoND-We autho

ANOTHER RICHMoND-We authori-
tatiyeiy, announce in this issue, Tbad.
W. Thomas, as a candidate for City
Marshal. Mr. Thomas has been for -
years a resident of Hickman, is a good
printer, tolerabIe clever man, and we
think would make good officer If eject
ed. lie has been foreman Of the CoUR-
Ter Office, excepting some intervals, -
years, and he Lad to be pretty clever
fellow TO stand it that long.
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FIRST Class FEMALE School
Some issues since we took occasion to
refer to the high popular appreciation OF
/ Melrose Iustitute-a female college loca-
ted at Trenton, West Tennessee. In this
Issue we present the advertisement OF
that institution Prof W. K. Jones,
formerly of Andrew College, a male col
lege located at the same place is the wor-
thy and efficient President; and We can
bear willing. personal testimony to his
worthiness aud ability as an instructor.
Years and years ago, the editor of the
COURIER was his pupil-has known him
as teacher since 1856. and is pleased
to testify that We regard Prof. Jones as
second 10 DO teacher If any Of our
citizens contemplate sending their daugh-
ters abroad, we heartily commend MeI
rose Institute.
The Memphis appeal, in an article
headed Intellectual Progress, says
Tenuesseeans can proudly say that 1t
is now no longer necessary TO send either
boys OF girls beyond the State beyond the
city s confines, to receive = most thorough
education at the most reasonable cost
This is particularly true OF female
schools. OF the many academies OF the
latter class 10 which our attention has
beer called by popular appreciation, aud
q justly earned good report. is Melrose
Institute. 50 presided over by Professor
W k Zones, at Trenton, in Gibson
county. Tennessee This intuition o.
i4aruius has grown up, since the war, l..
one Of the fairest, and mos, health "a.
villages of the State, solely through the
energy OF Professor " X. Jones. The
institution Is located Ia the same tom
where the Methodist Church located
Andrew College. y better location eau
not be found in the State Gibson
county has a population Of which the
State may justly be proud. Professor
w. IL. Jones is beyond question Que OF
the most thorough instructors that
can be found in any State.
West Tennessee should cherish
this institution, and see that ii
receives the patronage due the proGcien-
cy OF the efficient President aud his
highly accomplished faculty. By build
in up such institutions Of learning 10
W est Tennessee. the surest meth ds may
be found 10 render effective aod material
mower in the Stats and pat;an
p ~ T,lsr h.. boon ,,,,;,tel Dsrr.
..-.-.. 49,. ~,
y OouD. y court O'eIA. y Sooo aP-
poiatmeut.
READ important election notices from
Sheriff Roper IN this issue
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THE Common School Commissioner
and County Surveyor of Hickman couu
.y, have prepared complete map of that
county, describing each school district,
representing the location of each farm
and section of land, and presented copies
TO the county and State. Some citizens
are agitating proposition to pay them
for the work. Can't these officers do
the same in Fulton? Every county
should have map of its territory.
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A NEW stock of Gold, Milton Gold, Plated
"A Orides Jet and Shell Jewelry of every
description, Ladies Sets from twenty FIVE
cents 10 ten dollars per Set. Bracelets from
fifty cents to FIVE dollars pair, at
WILLIAM FRENZS
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srRAYED.

yTyAKFN up as stray BY A. U. Pewitt,
living on the waters Of Little Bayou
du Chen, district No. ]. Fulton county, KY,
on the I'D ult., ONE BAY MARE, about is
hands high and about years old. No other
marks or brands; aud valued at one hundred
dollars.
Witness my hand, this 22nd day Of April,
1872. W. C. BROWN,
june5-4v- J. r. Y. G.
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Try HIcKMAN BAND.-We beard ,

THE HICKMAN BAND.-We beard a
number of compliments paid to the
Hickman Band yesterday for the good
music they made. They worked ike
brave fellows, and are entitled to the
thanks of our people for the faithful
manner in which they discharged their
duty Cairo Sun.
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Star House.

MIR. JOHN W.. MAlEs s. SON, announce
lVH that they have re-opened, and are re-
ftung the hotel known to the people ia
former days az the Walker House.
Win be ready for guests b. the hrst OF
March ieoi'
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Wool w anted :
HIGHEST market price paid for Wool,
Ii rmay1S-tfl y. ANBERG ).

\ Paducah negro, charged with as
sault on his wife, pleaded. in excuse,
that he dubbed de berry ground she
walked on I had fifteen cents wut
whisky aud she drioked it all up while /
was gone. I coined home hungry and
dar she was 10 de bed and noifin cooked
aud toler her to git up dar and cook
me a hoe cake, aud she woulden't do it.
an I jess pull her out oh &c bed and
I force her TODD it, and da.'s al 1 done.
The case was dismissed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-07-13
HEALTH BEAUTY !!

Strong and pure rich blood--increase OF
flesh and weght-clear skin aud beauti-
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