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THE PROTECTOR ALONE Is WORTH THE
PRICE OF THE WHOLE ARTICLE.
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VERY InRALT
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
essee speaker.

Maj. JnO. A. Board has been chosen
a member Of the Tennessee Legislature
from the couuiies Of Obion aud Lake.
We understand that his name will be
presented as candidate for speaker OF
The Lower House, aud that he will en
ter the contest with the support of sew
erai influential members, who are de-
sirous of claiming said honor for West
Tennessee Major Board has consider
able experience as legislator, and
still more as presiding officer, which
warrant US in the opinion that heis we'll
versed in parliamentary law. Heis one
of the best presiding officers under
whose Jurisdiction We have ever bsen
called 20 act.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
why Form a New Pariyf

There are many, even among the old
followers Of the Democracy, who are
disheartened and discouraged under so
many continued defeats. But is sue
eession to Office and power all that
should be aimed a'7 In the States
which are governed by the Democratic
party just and liberal laws characterize
its rule. Can these gentlemen who
clamor for new party point to any
obnoxions or even Objectionable legis-
laiion, for which the Democracy in any
State is responsible. II they cas, the
err for a new party should be enter
tsiued. But says one, the Democratic
party was so connected with the old
war issues. that the Northern mind will
never do it justice. Well, will the
mere change of name effaee this preju
dice? The history Of the Libersl lie
publican campaign under Mr.. Greeleys
banner disproves this presumption.
UeIleNc. tHat WIN VI
Baltimore nomination, the Opposition
party to Grsut, would have been pro
n,uuced creature of Democracy
There are three million Democratic
voters-nearly one half the voting pop
uIation of the United States-while
the other opponents of Radicalism are
insignificant enough in numbers. This
immense minority is not to be rode
over rough -hod by any new organiza
tion-not even by Gen. Grants over-
whelnling victorious columns. Ifthe
Northern mind is prejudiced against
the old party because of old war po-
sitions, We must by wise and just laws,
where We have power, and by wise and
prudent policies, where the power Is
against US, overcome these prejudices,
snd let the Northern Conservative peo-
pie learn of fact and reality, that We
have been sinned against. The mere
change of name could only be cheat,
and would be SO understood. Instead
Of bringing Us strength, it would bring
weakness BY lessening our own pride in
our own organization.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
gau1hern 9sutHag Life Ensu-
rance Company OF Ken
EHClky.

have been appointed agen; Of the
fou;hern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of Kentucky, for t. - tory west Of the
Tennessee rive. sai invite the patronage
Of cur people for this vsli-esrablished and
successful Home Company. As psrsis-
tent effort is being nadc to injurc the
company in this section by .'a'se rtPreseH-
tofions, beg leave to cal tie attention OF
he public 10 the annual report Just OUT
# General Gnstavus W. Smith, OF whom
the New York Insurance Commissioner
speaks of ss TIE able and vigilant com
missioner of Kentucky, he SAYS The
Insurance commissioner made personal
eza1niuution of the business Ct the South
ern Mutual Life. The books, records, sc-
counts. and securities OF the company, az
we'll as the system Of management, we're
srznircd. am satisfied tha, the com
pam - now in ssl,;d eondIfIor aud ,r,g
.7an1r.R and that IL bids fair to he credil
20 the State under hose authority il wat
ergauized-"
This Endorsement from 50 high and die
interested authority. whose dirty L ts 20
tnor, is decisive sci OF tc the gdr5!ed
siaters-=ts and rrtsrssted HUeHdocs Of solici-
scrs ner rival Easfer1 Companies, "ho a'e
mean enough TO injuTe rival n; any cost,
aud " 10 are ignorsnt Q: the principles ot
life insurance and more ignorant Of mat
ters about which they make reckless and
fake statements.
JNo. y. WILSON, Agent.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
Thank6giVtnE fTOclaR8aii0E q u
Sy the Governor


Whereas the Government of the L nit.l
States "a we'll A. the States seVerally, arc
alike dependent upon the Providence Of
the " Use aud supreme Ruler Of the rni-
verse, whose benefcenee has yOuchshfei
20 the people Of rhis Commonwealth to-
gether another year the blessings Of
peace, and Of civil and religious liberty,
the use of the Bible, and the proclaimed
Gospel, encouraging success in all oar
benevolent aud educational institutions
secured 10 our people general good health
and permitted them to gather rich and
bountiful harvests. guarded aud shielded
rs from dcvastations by. food. fire. and
pestilence aud IL IL meet aad proper that
public recognition thereof should bc made
by us ss n Christian people -.
Therefore, J. Preston II. Leslie, Gov
ernor of the Common wealth OF Kentucky,
dc appoint Thursd day. the 25oh day Of No
veniber, lS'2, as day of tbSak Civ ing,
humiliation and prayer, and DO recon
meud and request that the entire popu-
lation of Kentucky shall with the opening
of light on thar day, cease from al. sscu-
lar mpioyinent, and repair to their usual
places or public worship, At u o'clock Ia
the forenoon, and render TO our gracious
Heavenly Father thanks and praises for
his great mercies unto us, aud implore
his continued favors so as 20 enable eaeh
to say, "He is my refuge and my fortress,
my God; in HIM will trust.
- In Testimony Whereof | have
{ hereunto subscribed nv hani,
l.. 5. and caused the Seal OF tho Com
J monwealth to be hereun,o aFix-
- ed. Done at Frankfort this
4th day of November, 81. aud in ihs Slst
year of the Commonwealth.
Z. II. LESLIE
BY the Governor:
G.. W. CnApDocx, Secretary Of State.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
Bulls SARSAPARILLA.


Sr. LouIs, April 90
DR. JonS BrLL-Dear Sir: knowing
the efficiency OF your Sarsaparilla. aud
the healing aud beneficial qualities IL
possesses. l send you the following state
ment OF my case:
l aas wounded about two years ago.
was taken prisoner and confined for sit-
teen months. Being moved 80 often, my
wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat up sloment since was wounded
am shot through the hips. My general
health Is impaired. and need something
70 assist nature have more faith IN
your Sarsaparilla than in anything else
wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half aioten bottles and obiig0
- i.s.l- CAPr- q. n. JOHNSON.
T. S. Mr.. johnson was the son of
skiilful surgeon. His mother recommend
ed 70 her rriends. aud for many years used
nv ssrsS pariIlA with perfect success. Ia
Serofula and Fever-sores Mrs. Johnson
states that tho cures effected were aimost
miraculous. Read my journal for eH-
tended information aud advice in your
case. Ny Journal contains certificates Of
sminent persons. ministers aud medical
men--men who are known here IN this
community for integrity and yeracity.
have rscently received a most remarkable
certifente from an eminent gentleman of
Louisville. JOHN BULL
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
BOSTON FIRE.

give for the satisfaction Of my Gus
toners the following dispatches snnoun-
eiDg he continued solvency Of all the
companies represented in this Agency
HOME OF NEW YORK.
Sr LorIs. Mo, Nov II, 1872
SAM. Laadrum, Agent,
"Homes" entire amount at risk in Bos-
ton burnt district don exceed eight hun
dred thousand dollsrs. Our cash assets
exceed four and half million dollars
sjur business will suffer no interruption
whatever, and our Boston, like our
Chicago losses, will be paid promptly"
{. J. MORTUN, Genl. Ag't.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
BULLS WORM DESTROYER

Erfract Of Letter from Georgia
VILLASow, waIKER Corxrr, Ga,
June %, 1866.
Dr. John BrH--Ilc0r SIR. I have re-
gently given your Worm Desfroy,T several
trials, and hnd IL wonderfully eihcacious.
il hns not failed in n single instance 10
have the wished for effect I am doing
pretty large country practice. and have
daily use for some article OF the kind.
am, sir. respectfully,
JULIUS Z. CLEMENT, VI. D.
r. $50 unqualified aud numerous are
the .estinonials in favor Of my Worm De-
stroyer that newspaper space is entirely
TOO small TO toll its merits.
IL is m infnllible remedy FOR Worms.
Try IL and be convinced. See my journal
for moro full description.
JOHN BULL.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

Total 1000 Gifts, all cash ...... $500, 5000
The money to pay all these gifts is now
upon deposit, and set apart for that pur-
pose. in the Farmers aud Drovers Bank.
a- will be seen hy the following certificate
of the Cashier:
FARMER~' AND DEoy yERs' BANK,
: Louisville. Ky. sept. -. 1872.
This is to certify that there is now on
deposit III this bank over half million of
dollars TO the credit of the Gift Concert
fund, S500,000 of which is held BY this
bank as Treasurer of the Public Library
of kentucky to pay of all gifts to be
awarded at the drawing.
Il. S. VEECH, Cashier
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, SO; halves, So; quar-
tcrs, 81 So III whole tickets for 500;
IS for S255; So Cor $500; ls3 for 81. 900;
2s5 for - 900; 575 for $1,000. No dis
count on less than 500 worth of ticke.s
at L time.
The drawing will positively and une-
suivocably take place December I. Agents
arc peremptoriiy required to close sales
and make returns November 25, in order
to give ample time for the fnal arrange
ments. Orders for tickets or applications
for circulars should be addressed 70.
Gov. THoS. z. BRAMLETTE,
agen. Fahl;s Library Of Gsntuek7
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
Nanufasturer and vender Of the
CELEBRATED
SMITH TONIC SYRUP.
ron THE CURE or
AGUE AND FEVER
cHILLs AND FEvER.

L III / IL L. , A y ID l. u Y l. * i.
The proprietor Of this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for il a superiority orer
all remedies ever offered 10 the public for
the safe, certain. speedy. and permanent
cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills and
Fever, whether OF short or long standing.
lie refers to the entire Western and South
western country to bear him testimony
TO the truth Of the assertion, that in 20
case whatever will IL fail TO cure, II tho
directions are strictly followed and car
ried out. In n great many cases single
dose has been sufficient for cure. and
whole families have been cured by a single
bottle, with perfect restoration Of tho
general health. II is, however. prudent.
and in every case more certain 10 cure, II
its use is continued in smaller doses for
week OF two after the disease has bcon
checked, more especially in difficult and
long standing cases. Usually, this medi-
cine will not require any aid TO keep tho
bowels in good order should the patient,
however, require a caihariic medicine.
after having taken three or four doses OF
the Touic. single dose Of BULLS VEG
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufEcien
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

CHAS. 4. RotcOMBE'S COLUMN
DIR. JOHN BULLS
@ reat Remedia
DR. JOHN BULLS
Concentrated Extract of
B u G. III u
COMBINED wrrH
Bromide Of Potassium.
Purchase Bottle and carefully read al.
rections
Purchase Bottle aud carefully ROAD !,
rectiOns.

DUCHU is stimulant, and n ;,..,,
I'D may fail TO effect cure, but Bueh,.
when scientifically combined will r.
mide Of Potassium and other iBrredier,.
produces sedafiye effect, and ca,...
healthy action. thus Increasing the po,-
ers OF digestion, allaying irritation :.
ducing all unnatural swellings. ston,.f,..
pain and Inflammation and causins ~
repairs and nutriments in the hnman
body 10 be greater than the wastes IN.
preventing decomposition and deeav snS
gives nourishment, health and vieor ~
the system
Ny Buchu is good for all diseases aris-
ing from exeesses such As Weakness sana
Pain in the Back and Legs, TREMBLING e.
the region of the Heart, Weak Nerves
Pallid CountenaDec. Dryness Of the skin
SeroiuiH, syphilis, IN its many forns, Ul-
GERS, and Tumors.
II your system is affected by snv ~ ,ho
above symptoms and diseases. relief il a.
hand. Get bottle Of my Buchn and l,ro.
midc Of Potassium at once and Won NAV
rely on being cured.
...sS.s. pow Just what | say Ny record a. a.
n3nnder or aw'7rcfne HnN0AlnuSf -
man in the Southwest
twenty-five or thirty years ago, as nv
fellow-eitizens know full we'll. found ma
behind the prescription counter Ia the
city of which now dwell; I have cured
more people Of various diseases than an
the physicians in Louisville put together.
I Undoubtedly, for Every single paiisnt {
that any Louisville physician has have
hundred. am no upstart of yesterday
My Sedicincs are = succcss--a great sue
cess. Louisville is not large enough for
me TO have n competitor. | monopoli1o
the Whole sale Patent Medicine trade here.
One and another has tried, By copying
after me here in Louisville, 10 compete
with me, but, ono after auother. their guns
have been silenced, and their efforts have
been sbortive.
My med icines are good and answer tho
purpose--that is the secret Of my success.
Iy reputation az coinpOunder Of good,
reliable articles il fully established.
believe my Buchu aud Bromide of Po-
tassium H. the best article now in the mar
ket for the cure Of all diseases Of the
urinary or genito-urinAry organs. such
as Nocturnal Incontineuce, Irritability Of
the Bladder and Ureihra. Inflammation Of
tho PelviS OF the Kidney, aud all that
class OF diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. Uso
"a per directions ia all cases.
JOHN BULL, NJ. b.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
Grant Promises "ReconciI"-

fs GIOB.
tGenl sherman called to see thesPre=f-
dent to-day, to congratulate him on ~
election. The President answered ti'at
the result was whats be expected anu i
is further reported That he declared on
the occasion that he would endeavor TO
deserve his mark of the public confidence
by endenvoriEg 10 ffsct I the rssonciliat 10"
between the North and South. - Washily-
tor Disputed. ,..sf ASA
Hon Lucian Anderson, the great
light of Radicalism in this District IL
credited with saying that Grant hac no
real sympathy with the Radical lea
ders;; that Sumner, Greeley & Co.
brok6 off from him because he was 90
liberalin his sentiments for them. " e
don't know how this is, but like the
negro who had the1toe ache, we're go
ing to stand it anyhow. aud shall sec
Not only the South, bataIl party oppo
sition is overwhelmed before his victo )
rions columns, landswe shall SEE il hr i
magnnimoos His overwheimning r.
eieCtiou ouP NJ 10 oatiSiJ thc tboSt fdu
ing ambition, aud lift him above the
mire of partisanship. Let him dis,rib
ute the Offices to the party which elee'
ed him-they are entitled to them-bn,
if he will bring his powerful influenca
to the prosperous development Of the
Sourn-to the liberalization of HE
white southern cousins; and also To sn
honest an impartial investigation Of
the alleged corruptions in his own
Administration, and the piri1icotion
CT the same, at the end Of his ensuing
term, he can retire amid the plaudirs
of the whole American people, North
and South. The south accepted Gree
ley, an extreme Repubicau, on the
mere promise of doing these things;
if Grant will. as he can, accomplish
them, he viii have conquered The South
second time-he will have done what
his victorious Northern armies failed
to do--conquered the Ielrts of the
Southern people The South wants
no more of Anything to beat Grant
but will judge him By the measures Of
bis Administration, accepting that
which seemeth to Us best.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
uNpERWRITERs AGENcY.

NEw YORK, Nov. II, 1872.
Our Boston losses will Lot exceed ST.
coo, 900. and will be paid as promptly "a
our Chicago losses, having present net
cash assets over 81. 900, 001.
A. S1OpDAED, Gen'l. Agt.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
j. III. Plaut & Bro,
Forwarding aud Commission Msrchant.,
and Dealers in Cotton. Grain, &C.. &c..
HICKMAN. KY

Having just completed and opened our
extensive wAREHoCSE, We are pr@parsI
TO recsive for storage and forwarding all
kinds Of pro3ucc. Will also attend 20 the
sale Of any Kind Of Country Produce en-
trusted TO ns. aud win make liberal cAsH
advances on The serae; or ship to the rnost
reliable houses lathe different markets.
NJ viii also pay the highest market
srTice Tor COTTON, all kinds of GRAIN
lag. Hydss, Furs, and Country Produce
+ neraty.
~ BAs sing. Ties. and Gunpiss, fur
nislea 4t lowest rates.
We respectfully solieit liberal shsrs
R..ts11 90
s.s-<s J Il. FLArr = zko.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
PHGNIX or Hartford.

Time tried and Fire Tested.
Bo4ton losses $500 GOO Present ne,
cash assets near - 900, 000
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
NORTH AMERICA.

THILADELrHIA, Nov. II, 1872.
The old IasGraEce CSmrany OF North
America albright. i.ossrs by BOSTON fs-s
will not ex, ecd one half of surplus.
CI1AS. VLArr, Vice Prest.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
NORTH MISSOURI or MAeos

Asse.ts ST50,e00. 40 losses in Boston.
The responsibility Of the above Com
panies can IN no way lie affected by their
boston losses, their large capital renier
ing them equal TO such emergencies.
Pol.cies in any Of the above CcnPanie.
prcnYiiy issued at adequate rates by
SAMUEL LANpRrM, Agent,
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

TIE Cincinnati Commercial thinks
an American Pope may succeed Plus
TX. Thre are reasons for believeing
that Archbishop Purcell may be the
prelate who will next I'LL the chair cf
ST. Peter.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
No More Departure in 0us,p.

REGENTS events have demonstrated
to US clearly the folly Of New Depart
ures, aud ia future we intend TO uaii
our banner TO, the Democratic jackstaff
and fight it out on that. line, A good
general often gains battle by strategy
but the most successful general meets
his adversary boldly aud fights him
face to face. Had we done this, yic~
tory would have perched upon our
banner. Osceasboro Shieid. g
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
lFTNA OF HARTFORD.

Assets, FIVE million dollars. Loss seven
hundred ami Gf,y Thousand dollars.
+. Z. BENNETT, 4enL Ag't.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

Assets SIC, ,59s, ,327 in Gold. no life
department.. 10 life lisbiliriss. Devoted
cxclusirely 10 Insurance against loss By
h-s. Extreme limit of Bcs,on losses one
million dollars.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
oLpHARTroRp ~, .sarrender.

Boston Losses under six hundred thou
sand Dollars, a-d vii se promptly paid
ss st Chicago. Present assets two mil
lou three hundred and ffty-fvc thousand
dolIArs, business proceeds uuin:erruptedly
Tie 0li Hartford never surrenders.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

Tue tobacco warehouse mel Of Pa
ducah announce that, after tho lst of
November, they will do business as
commission merchants under the laws
the same, aud not ~ here
tofore. A similar change was made By
the proprietors Of the Louisville to-
bacco warehouses last winter.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
rnE GREAT Loss EsrIMArEp.

The total losses are estimated at
between two and three hundred mill
ion Our financial and commercial
systems are to be subjected 10 u trying
test IN consequence of the Boston FIRE
which it behooves US to anticipate It
is imposiblethat $500. 900, 900 Of prop
erty, can be destroyed without convert
ing the steady. well paced trade winds
iuto storms and cyclones which may
wreck many a staunch and seaworthy
craft The financial circles of the
great centers will be taken upwards,
sndlwill be under the necessity of trims
ming their course TO meet powerful
pressure quite different from anything
taken into calculation.
Many of the best Insurance Compa-
nies of the land will pop like dry tin
der before the flames Of Boston. And in
this regard, together with the great
destruction of manufacturing interest
will the whole country be greately
effected. probably cause great 6nan-
DIAL crisis III all countries.
SYMPATHY POURING IN FOR BOSTON
The great cities are pouring in ex
pressions of sympathy. aud material
aid, to the hapless Bostonians. The
nabobs of the great cities should come
to the rescue, for there is no knowing
what loar NAV bring them within the
embrace of u ike calamity. But Los
ton Is rich-one OF the richest cities in
the world--aud can lose many millions
more, and then laugh at the poverty Of
us poor rag tag outsiders, aud there
fore fhere is little use of US. away down
10 the stepping of part of Kentucky,
going into any magniloquent express
sions Of sympathy. We all hate Bos-
ton politically has enjoyed with
all the venom of bitter hate the very
desolation of the Southland smiled
serenely in the supposed security of her
immense wealth at the red track of
burning ruin as it ravaged Southern
towns and cities; but the generous ma
ture of our people must triumph over
these recollections, for we can but sym
pathise with the shelterless children,
the ruined business men. and the des-
olate, smoulderiug homes Of uufortu
nate Boston.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
CONGRATULATED by. For
aslUIA lBnA a

Grant Congratulated by. For
eIgn POIentaseH.
The Governments of Russia and
Spain have directed their diplomatic
representatives. at Washington to con-
gratulate President Grant upon his re-
election. The late act of the diplo-
matte corpse appears to haW been
unofficial aud Of their own motion.
The present movement is official accord
ing to the court standard in Europe.