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ESQ TO 1000 EACH.

The terms also very favorable Viz only OneAfth
cash down. and the balance in l. 3 and years, ~ only
siA per cent interest
To show how cheap these Los are will state that
Lots valuable than these. in the vicinity
belonging u Judge Davis, sold before the fire 1T 81 100
each, with per cent interest on the deferred pay
ments The first payment ~ nth he made in
iR-talmonts, il desired, aud the other in
three months. We have never offered labOring men
better chance than the above get good Home Lot
great bargain. and such liberal time and interest
Come and the Plat and choose Lot once; for
rlIe Wl he the first that shall have the hrs
choice come o office, will 2, with YOU
the Lots
THE TINS 70 ALL Ti1 ABOVE LOIS IL ABsOLI raw PKR
FEcr the Abstract and Title Deeds saved from
the IRE and have been re recOrded Enquire u
CLARKE, LAYTON 4 CO.,
No 376 STATE STREET.
Just South Of Harrison u . air
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LABORING MEN /!
MECHANICS
Please Take This Home and Read Il.
FIVE HUNDRED LOTS

II you are not the owner oi your home, You gill
do well read this and upon the advice helow given
A very wealthy
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The INvALID A PKN PITURE See her
pallid countenance, but a short time ago the
picture of ruddy health, the envy Of the
school and the PRIDE OF the household. She
WAS always welcomed by her schoolmates for
her 1.-the form and pleasant disposition carried
cheerfulness into their ranks. Diligent,
punctusl and exemplary, obedient and grace
full at home, she won the hearts of all But
alas We are sorrowed. Those rosy cheeks and
ruddy lips are blanched by consumption. The
feeble, husky and supplanted by hollow
cough. Let US approach her couch gently
and take her hand. DO not shudder because
Of the feeble and passionless grasp. The hand
once so hearty and plump is emAnciAted and
shows bony outlines. while the cords and tor
tuous veins are plainly mapped upon the sur
face. The pulse that bounded with repletion,
carrying vigor 70 the whole system and i'm
parting life, beauty, Vivacity, health and
strength, Is delicate to the touch. The feeble
heart cannot propel the thin, scAnty blood
with force Must we lose her while yet in
her teens, Companions and friends gather
around with words Of cheer and consolation,
and depart with moistened eyes and silent
steps. Must We lose her. No there is
relief! We can stay this destroyer Of our
happiness and not suffer the loss Of So bright
gem. Something more is required now thsr
dietary and hygenic observance, for natur,
calls for aid and she shall have it. Take Thu
pleasant medicine II is invigorating How
it alleys the irritable cough improves the ap
petite and digestion and sends healthy tingl'
through the frame. The blood enriched
nerves force increased, and the heart bounds
with new impulse. See her face brighter
by degrees the color is returning, her voic,
is getting clearer, and pleasant words ar
spoken. The strength falters yet but is gain
ing let US take her out in the warm sun
shine In short time she will be able to &,
without our aid, q cheerful girl This de
hghtfuI medicine must he God blessed II i
restoring health TO our loved one She i
emerging from her sickness sweeter and noble
than before and DR. Pierce's Golden Medica
Discovery must have the credit II has raise,
her. Sold by all first-class druggist every
where
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Just outside the Fire Limit the vicinity u s6th and
2lst Streets within three four blocks 81 the Horse
Csrs, and on Wallace sumner and Winter streets HI
wishes To aid in building up city and N that end he
will sell these Lots Tn shorng and mechanics ut th'
low price of from
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No. 376 STATE STREET.
Just South Of Harrison, u :, lair
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DETROIT, AUGUST 81, 1872.

The MOLDERs' UNION we are pleased to
learn is gradually gaining in influence OF mem
bership.
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cur labor organizations, he has been seldom,
II ever. silent witness. On the eight hour
and financial questions. he has never occu-
pled an equivocal position His opponent on
II, contrary ia. and has been known while in
the gislature, as the open and undisguised
enemy Of the claims Of labor His action on
peciAl benefit aud the benefit Of the readers Of
the ADVOCATE. we propose to publish in a
future issue, the damning evidence OF his hos
tility
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GULp>AlIHS, BRYANT 4 STRArroNs Com
NERcIAL COLLEGE This is one If the insti-
buttons which the spirit and genius u the age
has called INTO existence, and is extending its
manifold benefits over all sections of the
anon In this great mart OF commerce com
mercial education has become a speciality To
he competent 70 take position in the count
ing rnom, should be the chief among the
laudabe ambitions OF our young men If We
were to consult our leading business men Of
Chicago, and other commercial cities a. to the
secret Of their success in business, their uni
form reply would lie that it vas owing to
their commercial training
In former years, and before the establish
ment Of the commercial college. this training
had 10 be obtained through special favor
hence. 1t was only the few that could ind
their way into the counting room. The i'm
.nense commerce OF this country has created
ants and has abolished the old system OF
tAvOrltlsm, merit and ability, integrity and
sobriety, are nov the prerequisite admission
into our depOts Of commerce. The CONNER
cIAl college of to-day, is the acknowledged
and accepted medium through which this
want is supplied PaEents amt guar
dians and more especially our young
men, should remember the extraordi-
nary advantages afforded by Gold
smiths, Bryant Strattens Business
University. The system Of education adopted
in this institution, is Of the most practical
and simple nature, and yet most thorough in
all its departments, embracing all that is
practical in Banks, Stores, Business Houses,
Offices, Boards of Trade, &c II also con
ducts a practical foreign business. carried on
by the students through the United States
mail, with other colleges belonging to the In
ternationAl Business College Association The
directors purpose holding night sessions dur.
ing the fall and winter, thus atfording young
men, who cannot spare time during the business
hours OF the day, an ample opportunity to
avail themselves OF the advantages afforded
by this Institution A scholarship taken in
this college, can be renewed any time, in any
Of the branch colleges Of the 4 nited States
or Canada.
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The Nxneaf Ccnn

just at this time we can fud nothing
likely to prove Of greater interest to the
farmers than reliable information as to
the extent Of the wheat crop aud the
probable future Of prices.
The best authorities estimate the yield
at one third below the average From
many sections the returns are exceeding
Is gloomy. some representing the proba
ble yield al one-tweDtieth Of fair crop
No section yet heard from, SO far rs wC
are advised. l. represented as above th5
average California reports being the
most promising The general tenor oi
the estimates presents a. the favored belt
/ this season th-t portion of the country
east of he Mississippi, bounded ny line
drawn east and west from nsar the center
of lndiana and The southern boundary
of Tennessee Ia this region the crop
Is put down at full average. while ia
all other sections Of any great extent
east Of the Rocky Mountains the out
took Is more or less uniavor4bie for full
yield. As to the crop in our own
State, it Is universally admitted to be he
largest and fuest We have had for fifteen
years.
The St Louis Democrat Of last Tues
DAY contained three columns of special
dispatches from all sections of Missouri
Illinois. Nebraska aud Michigan. slow
iu1 that the winter wheat crops in those
States has turned out very poorly. a
large amount Of land which had been
>own was piowed ny and the reminder
would not yield more than oue-third or.
al least. one half a crop. Very little
of the old crop remains on hand. Con-
corning this prospect the Democrat re
marks:
Prices now are high and notwith-
standing the evidence OF a very short
crop there will be a sufficient ru~h OF
new wheat into the market, we think
during July to knock down prices quite
seriously. Then il l. fair 10 presume
receipts will check up aud the market
gain in strength until the soft Iowa
spring wheat comes into market in Sep
TENDER. This occurrence will probably
deaden prices again and check receipts
After the close of The upper rivers and
spring wheat can only reach Us by rail
we expect TO see another advance until
a figure is reached which vii justify the
introduction of California wheat. which
price will be probably 81 10 s. 10 for
No 2 winter here. OF course We do u"t
pretend to voueh for the accuracy of this
view Of the markers future, but print il
"a our Judgment alter 4 thoughtful re
view * TIE whole situation.
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PIuGuI Condition.

1t is a sad thing to pass through life only
half alive. Yet there are thousands whose
hahitual condition is one Of languor and
dehi.i V. They complain of no specific dis
ease they suffer no positive pain but they
have no relish for any thing which affords
mental or sensnous pleasure. In nine cases
ont Of ten this state of lassitude and torpor
arises from a morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy of both mind and body
When the waste of nature is not supplied
ny due and regular assimilation of the
food every organ is starved every function
interrupted.
Now, what docs common sense suggest
uuder these circumstances Of depression
The system needs rousing and strengthen
ing; not merely for an hour or two. To sink
afterward into more pitiable condition
than ever. las il assuredly would do if an
ordinary alcoholic stimulant were resorted
to- bnt radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object TO be accom-
plshed The answer to this question,
founded on the unvaryiug experience Of a
quarter of a century. is easily given In
fuse new vigor into the digestive organs by
n course of Iiostetters Stomach BItters
DO not waste time by administering tempo
rary remedies. but wake the system up by
recuperating the fountain-head of physical
strength aud energy, the great organ upon
which all the other organs Depend for their
nurture and support
By the time that dozen doses Of the
great vegetable tonic and invigorant have
been taken the feeble frame of the dyspep-
tic will begin 10 feel its benign influence
Appetite viii be created. and with appetite
the capacity to digest what it Graves. Per-
severe until the cure is complete-until
beautiful blood, fit TO be the material OF
flesh and muscle, bone and nerve and br un,
flows through the channels of circulation,
instead of the wstery pabulum with W Ilch
they have heretofore been imperfechy our-
ished
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InduS.Ffai Lesi,Io,.o,e

Tie great State oil IlIinos has set an
example worthy fthe imitation Of other
States. The increase Of members in both
branches Of the General Assembly has
given the Industrial classes a larger rep.
resenf"'lou aud has prevented hasty and
improper legislation 1t has been
found also much more difficult TO get IN
rings IN the interest Of moneyed corpo
rauous and no previous legislature has
ever done As much to rward The me-
ehanlcai aud agricultural industries of
'he state and so little for the benefit of
the non Producing classes. The farmers
and III echanics. according TO a correspon
dent OF the Prairie Fdrqaer. that il is
scarcely worth while to nominate law
yers because they make better appear
ance on stump, when these sumo gen
llemeh Of 'eenieel speech are utterly
ignorah' OF the wants aud necessities OF
he Working aud producing masses
Nearly one half tie members IF the
| Illinois Legislature belong to this LAT er
class aud thar was a small rate Of repre-
senta'iohi for ninety per cent of the
people OF that State are workers with
heir hands
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of CCunterfeIts Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
terfeiter brought 10 grief.
SMITHS 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 5
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
we'll 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 public servant
aJl2 DR. JOHN BULL.
Louigville XIV
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The sgserffEalsY.

We are authorized to anuonnca P. !
OLIVER. as n candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Fulton county, a. the ensuing
election
We are autho rized to announce BEN q.
THOMSON. SIS candidate for the Office
of Sheriff Of Fulton county, At the-ensuiug
August election. may9-t1.
we authorized aad requested TO announce
JOHN F. TYLER. as \ candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Fulton county, at the
ensuing election. I'd.
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DIR ECrORY.
STATE OFPIrrRGL


Decentralization II. Leslie. 'f'le "
Lieut. Gorsrnez-Johp G. Cariisle.
Secretary Of Sfah-A. J. james.
assistant Secretary of Stafe--wm. II. Sotts.
| Auorney Gererat-John Holman.
4udito--D. Howard Smith.
IyeasvTeT-James W. Tate.
Register-J. A. Grant
SuPeyizteadeat Public Iastruehor-H A. NJ
Henderson.
49jutaut GeneraL-James A. Dawson.
Qu1rteTm0sfeT Gencrol-Fayettc Hewitt.
Insurance oHalissioaeT-Gustavus w. Smith.
assistant Insurance Coa.HussioneT-Henry !.
Stanton.
LiJrarian-George h. crittenden.
Keeper Of Ps5itenhery-J. ". South.
Futile Printers !. 81 Major.
Public BHdeT-John Martin, jr.
court or ArrEALs.
Clief Jusfice-W. S. Pryor.
.issociate Ju5ges-M. r. Hardin, q J. Peters
and VIM. Lindsay.
ReDorter-W =. y. Bush.
C1erk-Alviu Dpvau.
MAGISTRATES COURTS
DISTRICT so l.
". Brown. First Saturday in March.
June, Septemb' and Dece
J. ". wolgamot's, Second Saturday IN
same months
DISTRICT 10. ..
Henry Davis, Third Mondays in March,
June. September, and December.
J. G. McMurray, Fourth Mondays IN same
months.
D1srH1oT 40 8.
j. F. Marrs, Third Mondays in March,
June. September and December.
jas. W. Mayes, Fourth Saturdays In Same
months.
DISTRICT NO {.
James " Hawkins, First Mondays in
/ March June september and December
A. J. smullins 5, Fourth Tuesday in same
months.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
TAYLOR Bard. FIRST Wednesday in March,
June, September and December.
r. II. Sellers, Third Wednesday In Same
months.
DISTRICT NO 6.
JF Bushart, Second Wednesday Ia March
June. September and December.
y Easley Fourth Wednesday IN Same
COURT OF CLAIMS,
Meats the First Monday in o,tober.
CIRCUIT COURT
Met. the First Monday in February and
august.
COUNTY COURT.
County Court meets the Dad Monday in
every month.
QUARTERLY COURT
Quarterly Court meets tie 4th Mondays
of January, April July and October.
RELIGIOUS.
N.ttoqist Service every Sunday and
Sunday night Rev s. B. Adams pastor
Sabbath school a. m. Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday nj ht-
Lutheran Services every Sunday MON
ing. and also Sabbath School Rev. Mr..
Sniler, preacher in charge.
BaDast-Servlces every other Sunday.
Elders Coleman and Burion, aiterun1uE
Christian Services every Suuday norm
ing. H. Roulhae, Officiating IN absence Of
regular minister.
E,iscoc7,-Se~vices - Isl Sunda- "A
every month y. = Co~silL rector. Ser
gices al Methodist Church. clo;k, p. NO
CathoLe-Eegu|ar services tae I'd Sunday
in each mo u Father Meagher priest
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This case, which is involved N so
much romance and mystery, is still peud
INC at Franklin. Josten Is German.
who emigrated to this country some t"o
yeass since. l a poor ana needy edn
diion he was travelling along the Cal
lauu Pike near the scene OF lie tragedy
az he preci-e time almost at which Mrs
IIambien i supposed to have been Dur
dered. lie WAS arrested. after travelling
on foot to Union City. 164 miles from
the locality Of the murder and brought
to this city. He has been ia jail since
October 5. 1871 Ills trial pow in pro-
greSs. IL Is confidently believed. viii es.
rabli,h his Innocence Day before yes
terdav the argument commenced and was
still going on Yesterday evening Randall
NJ Ewing, Esq opened the agumeni
for the State IN an able speech OF sour
hours length aud was replied to by
Ii on David Campbell for the prisoner
Attorney General Russell came upon
the heels Of that gentleman splendid
effort, and made an admirable attempt
to "Trip it up. but Air John Ruhm, who
spoke on Friday night. ably supper ed
his colleague Air. ". NJ House.
Tor the State Mr. Bullock, tor the de
Tense, and Mr. 5. 5 House for the State.
then followed in fiDe speeches, commenc
ing them at : 80 NJ, aud occupying
the whole of the morning Judge Law
renee was speaking when this informant
leii yesterday evening. Nr McEwen
ulSo for the defense, WIS TO follow Judge
Lawrence. his colleague upon the priso-
ner's side Governor Foote, on the parf
of the State, aud Genera j VI Qlarie-
for the defense, Will deliver the couclu
ding arguments on M)udly. The ease
has excited mucE interest, aud its corc.u-
sion and the velict Of the jury are looked
forward to eagerly.
.In,fan WIS ncnIiffel
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CITY Marshal.

We are authorized to announce. WI n.
ROPER, (present Sheriff. as n candidate
for the Office OF City Marshal, ut the en-
suing August election.
We are authorized to announce, JOIN
W. COLE "a a candidate for Marshal of the
City of Hickman, at the ensuing August
election
We are authorized to announce WI. T.
IINEBACK. as a candidate for the office Of
Marshal Of the City of Hickman, at the
ensuing election.
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For Congress.

We are authorized TO announce Col Jxo.
MARTIN, Sr-. Of McCracken county. late
editor of the Paducah EeHiuc kan. n : a can
didate TO represent the people Of this Cthe
First Congressional District in the next
Congress of the United States.
We axe authorized 10 announce, Col.
Onward Grassland. OF Graves county rs n
candidate for reelection in this the First
district. composed Of Billiard, Galloway.
Marshall. McCracken, Graves, Hickman.
Fulton. TriGg. Livingston, Lyon, Caldwell
and Crittenden.
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TO COLON.STS.
ARE GOING WEST

Buy your Tickets over the "oid reliable
Missouri PACIFIC RAILROAD, the popular
route from Sedalia, Fl. Scott Lawrence
Kansas City, Atchison, St Joseph, omahni
Denver and all points in Missouri. Kansas,
Nebraska and Colorado, to which people are
moving This line has an une xcelled eqnip-
ment in fine day coaches, Pullmans palace
sleepers Nlillers safety platform and the
patent steam brake. and it's reputation for
prompt time and sure connections is pro-
verbal. For valuable information and as
sistance, d 10 make special arrangements
at Low est rates offered by any line, call up
on or address j. F. THoNPsoS, Agent MS
souri, Pacific X. r, Chattanooga. Tenn or
Atlanta, Ca; OF T. a FoHD, Genera f"s-
senger Agent. st. Louis, Mo. No trouble 10
aastCer questions leO%s
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/ He report OF small pox al May Held
we learn, is pronounced erroneous b.
Nay Geld physicians.
Newbern has subscribed four ffths OF
the $4,000 required of her to the
Paducah ami Memphis Railroad.
Vrs1ToRs from Dyer County, repre-
sent that the hog cholera is now worse
than ever known IN that county.
TuE Methodist District Conference
for this District meets at Union City, in
July. Bishop Paine viii preside.
McCRAcKEx county has levied tax
Of ten cents on the hundred dollars to
pay the tax GU the \. o. & Q r. r.
bonds
HEX HEss, Mayor Of Columbus, Is
/ frequently spoken Of as candidate Cor
the Legislature next term. lie is a
clever and talented young man.
/ THE Odd Fellows Of Hickman coun
IS are to have grand Reunion and bar
bacue at Moscow, Wednesday July 5th.
It is to be a grand affair
KooPMAxscuAP-famiiiarly known as
Old Koop-,he importer of Chimes in.
to the Souih, has failed in San Francis
co for $3.50 600; assets mir.
ERv. Anderson Of Graves is ont for
Greedy. aud complains that the mer-
chants are sadly behind times IN not
bringing on more white hats.
ExAMINATIoN The patrons and
friends Of the School of Mess. Rouhac
and Cowgirl are invited to attend the
examination of their students, Wedens
day next.
THE Methodist Sunday School Con
vention for this District. we learn, is to
meet this year, at Hickman. If so, we
trust our people will make the day pleas
ant for the multitude of little visitors
who will be here.
Tue negroes employed by the Rail
road transfer agency at Hickman struck
Wednesday last against the hour system
Their demand Is for full time, and not %
be "docked, for want Of work
We lave an elegant assortment OF first
class obituaries, from which We shall Sc
iect' with pleasure, fitting ones for each
ofthe eOunei'1eu, when he dies from the
cholera or other disease, superndueed
By the H.t1y condition OF our streets and
alleys.
Since the Mobile police have been uni
formed the officers Of the Uni,ed States
garrison 10 that city have adopted ei,i-
zeus' cHthes. They are tired OF being
called on to arrest some unfortunate for
taking drink too much
OPrRArIoss 10 the Paducah Furni
fure Factory have been temporarily su~-
pended, TO make some necessary arrange
ments in the conduct Of the labor de
parfmeut Work may be resumed in
few days. or it may be ia week or two,
as circumstances shall determine,
TnF location of the Mississippi Cen
-raI Railroad through the counties OF
West Tennessee aud Kentucky. Is crea +
ting the greatest interest along ,he line
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Every year increases the populali-
~ of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our Cd patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard {;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and sillSen.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by It's tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nouriShes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal yigor, and
will create Il new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. a. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and / consider it the BEST PREPA--
RATION for its intended purposes"
Soil 6y all Druggists. and Dealers in lNed.ciHes
Price One Dollar.
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y " YORK mariert.

Nav IoaK, June 81.
The gold market closed firm at 1l3l4
ll35
Cotton market le active bur firm.
middling upland 264c. Wheat 81 =,
, 10. Corn G3,6o.
New Orleans MARKET.
new OALEANs, June q.
Cotton market dull good ordinary
POI low ui.liIing 2j2 E; midiling 24f
Corn. mixed co.; white scarce at 7II75e.
Coffee l7al9!e
~. louis MARKET.
ST Louis. juno y.
Wheat dull and dropping. srmple lot
Of No. led winter 81 10a1 -