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The PniIadeIphIn Nominee.

1t is said that there is some talk al
Washington City Of President Grants
withdrawing his name from the Phila
delphia convention and permitting it to
nominate some one else for the presiden
cy. This flank movement it is hinted
would blunt the force Of the Liberal
movement, destroy the Republican
schism, aud insure the defeat of the Gin
cinnsti ticket
But it would DO nothing Of the kind
The movement which began as revolt
against the authority Of President C rant.
has goue far beyond that. gathering new
meaning as it progressed, until now. i,
means opposition to the Republican pol
icy aud party Even if fthe.Philadelphia
convention. Tith the gracious permission
Of the president, should nominate some
one else that some one else would be. in
fact, a substitute for Grant, a representa-
tive Of the administration party, and ob
noxious 10 the objections urged against
Grant. He would be the candidate of
the administration Republicans, and .he
legitimate heir to the faults of the al
ministrati5u
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syRAYER.

TAKEN Up AS \ STRAY, by Chas. 7.
Nichols, miles west Of Hickman. on
Sassafras Ridge, in Fulton county, Ky, on
the 18th Of April, one sorrel mare mule,
aged years, Il hands high, but having no
other brands or marks, and which appraise
at the value of 90 dollars
Witness my hand this the 18th day of
April, 1872 J. +. BUSHART,
mayll-4w j. p Z c
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Mr..
Poland, of Vermont. has submitted TO
Congress an amendment to the Constitu
ton. providing that 40 Senator or Rep
resepfative in Congress shall, during the
time for which he was elected, be chosen
President or Vice President, nor shall
any Judge ofaDy Court of the United
States be chosen President or Vice
President within two-years after the ter
mination Of his judicial office.
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TO the Trade.

"AVE 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 10 the Trade at
the most liberal discounts the cost of pro-
duction and state of the market will per-
init. Call on or address
WILLIAM FRFNZ
apr27-2m Hickman Ky.
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Now orIcnns Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May g
Cotton weak; good ordinary 81; low
middiings 22c; middlings 23c
Coru quist-mixed 7lc; yellow re;
white 73c- Aay quiet at S31a32, choice
S33a34 Bacon Gfm, shoulders 52a5lc,
4 and SsSAc. Sugar 8al0ic Cot
fee l8a20ic
Memphis Market.
MEaruIs. May o
Cotton market dull low middliug 234
Corn 66aG7o Bacon-shoulders 54o,
clear sides 7s;c Lard 94aI04c.
NcwY York Martet.
NEW YORK, May ..
Gold active aud higher, advancing
from Il3! to 1l45. closing at 115a14!
Cotton market bull; mjddhns up
lands 235c
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Initial PAPER and Envelopes.

DEST quality of Initial Paper and En-.
ID velopes, embossed with either, the Dol
y Warden (Rusticl or Old English letter
Put up and for sale in any quantity desired
by WM. FRENZ.
Any combination Of lstters stamped 10 order.
mayll-tf
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WonK on RIVER FRoNr sUccI

WORK on RIVER RONI oDttLso
ruL-The piliug and fascine work on
our river front Is proving to be satisiac
tory protection to the banks. The river
has been up and down since these i'm
movements. and no where within the
line of the york does the wharf appear
10 be giving away. Many assert thai
the banks have already commeneed to
make. The placing of fascines cootIn-
ues. and will be pushed steadily to com
uietion. We hear thorough engineer
assert. that when completed, it will excel
any ike work in the United States.
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rncie Cob Lee.

Uncle Bob Lee Smoking Tobacco,
the popular brand Of the South, can be
obtained at 5 Lewis Wholesale Liquor
and Cigar Store, Clinton Street Hick
man, Ky. This tobacco derives its wide
popularity, not only from i's name
but from It's quaiiiy-in fact II IS claim
ed that its quality gave it its name
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3lelr advertisements.
Srraved or Stolen.

ONE LARGE SORREL HORSE MULE,
~ about fifteen hands high, five years
old this Spring, and has not been trimmed
since last Spring. He was running IN the
bottom near Island no. S, last September.
Any information in regard to the above
described mule will be thinkfhlly received
by ". /. MERIWETHER,
mayll-4w. Tiptonville, Tenn.
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GROCERIES,,
TO COLONLSTS.
IF YOU ARE GOING WEST

Buy your Tickets over the "old reliable
Missouri Pacific RAILROAD, the popular
route from Sedalia. 1t. Scott Lawrence,
Kansas City, Atchisou, St. Joseph, Omaha,
Denver and all points in Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and Colorado. to which people are
moving. This line has an unexcelied equip
ment in fine dag coaches. Pullmans palace
sleepers Millers SAFETY platform. and the
patent steam brake, and its reputation FOR
prompt time and sure connexions 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 ,. T.. TnosrFsoS. AGENT Mis-
souri, Pacific K. r Chattanooga, Tenn, or
Atlanta Ga; or e. y. FoRD, General Pas
senger Agent, St. Louis, No. No trouble TO
G1sIser questions feb24
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Fulton County nlbIe socIe,y

Fulton County Bible Society.
At the regular annual meeting Of the
members of the Fulton County Bible
Society, held at the Methodist Church
in this place, ou the evening of 9th inst.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President-H c. Bailey.
Vica- Presi 4ents-Rev 5 3 Adams
Rev. y n. Cowgirl. Rev l. snider,
JAS F Marrs, DR.. J. II. Phelps and W
L. McCutchen.
Corresponding Secreisry.-Saml. Ian
drum
Exeeutive Committees. y. White,
Wm j Powell, Jao. Berger Jno. W
Cowgirl, \ L. Nelson, c. l. BanIe aud
Robt Farris.
Depository aud Treasurer-Col. J
II Davis
The following report of the Depository
and Treasurer for the past year, was pre-
sen,ed to the Society
TREASURY.
Money on hand at beginning Of year S5s 90
Reed during year for books sold l0l 6S
Rec from collections and donations. 45 20
Total. s2o4 2s
Paid amount Bible Society for books CT 20
Expenses for the year, including
agency, freight G-............--.. - 20
Cash on hand at close Of year.. 81 50
Total, IS
DEPOSITORY.
Value Of Books on hand at the be
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ar AUCTION.

WILL SELL at auction on SATURDAY.
4 10th day of Nav, at l o'clock, p m, the
following articles, to-wit:
Washing Machines, Moving Machine
Grinders, Churns. Cotton Cards Cider
Mills, Patent Iron Corn Mill. and other
things. Terms caah.
c. II. HUBBARD,
may4-4w Adm'r.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
terfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dir John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. Or
John Bull only has the right TO manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith 3
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is not the bottle, do not pur
chase, or You will be deceived See my
column advertisement and my show card
will prosecute any one infringing on my
right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
and only be prepared by myself
The publics servant.
a5l2 DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louiavilie Ky.
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wool? EToOlIg Wool g2I
TASH paid for all grades Of Wool, At
u WA - BESNY'S.

FosrER, Of Nashville, who was arrest
ed at Bowling Green aud taken to Lou
isyile, day or two since, on suspicion
Of being implicatediu in the Columbia, KY,
bank robbery, was released, having es
tsbi;sbed his innocence.
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soutn Carolina SCHOOLS.

Down in happy South Carolina, where
Radicaism has had full course to run
and be clorihed, we have a small but sig
nificant specimen Of It's works. The free
schools 10 Charleston md Ejgefeld
counties have closed because there is not
mouey enough in the treasury to pay the
teachers, oud we presume the same con
diton Of affairs exists iu other portions
of he State Now the special hobby Of
Radical observation-disclosures is education,
and for this purpose the Impoverished q
South has been taxed 70 the verge Of
starvation. South Carolina, particular
ly, has literally bled at every pore. aud
get while millions have been wruug from
this helpless people on the specious plea
Of educating the masses, the carpet
bag thieves have robbed the schools of
every cent Whites and blacks would
be allowed to grow up in ignorance, we're
1t not for few prominent citizens 10 the
counties uamed, who propose raising a
fund by private subscription TO continue
the schools during the summer.
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A ST. Louis paper. comes out with
portraits of Greeley with big pen and
Grant with big sword, accompanied BY
the couundrum, (Which will prove the
mightier, the sword or the pen ?"
ADVICE is like snow, the softer it falls
the longer il remains and dwefis- ~ the
mind.
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THE FRUIr-We regret to learn that
the apple crop Of this section will prove
almost total failure, the trees appear
ing almost barren. This is the work Of
the caternillars last year.
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The F,eId Occupied.

Il IS very evident already that the
whole presidential field Is completely
occupied. There is no place for third
ticket II third Que should be obtrud
ed into the arena. it would have to exact
possession of the ground occupied by
one Of the others. If the third ticket
should be a Democratic one it would
jostle its allies out of position, crowd
them 70 the verge Of the arena, and dis
able them to do anything against the
common enemy There. is, in fact, not
vacant spot on the field IF the Dem
ocracy should appear with its own
standard bearers, they could rot come
with platform materially different from
that Of the Liberals OF the twelve
resolutions in that platform, eight are as
strictly Democratic as a national Demo.
cratic convention could make them. and
the four remaining ones ere not anti
Democratic. The platform and the
sharp, powerful address that accompa-
MES it, really occupy every inch of Dem
ocratie ground; aud if the democracy
should put forth its own platform, It
would fnd that they would only be re-
affirming what has already been proclaim
ed at Cincinnati.
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Commonwealth of Kentucky /:
Hickman Circuit COurt-IIarch
Term. 1872.
J. NJ. Jackson, E
and NJ
Martha Jackson bo
h.
Exparte petition for
Martha Jackson to
hold property, sc, IN
her own right.

j. NJ Jackson, Exparte petition for
and Martha Jackson to
Martha Jackson. hold property, Sc, in
j-her own right.
vENHE petitioners appealed by their sttor-
L ney, and on their motion ordered that
publication Of their petition lied on the 18th
day of December. 1871, be made according
to law in the Hickman COURIER, for atleast
ten days.
Therefore be it known to all whom il may
concern, that J. NJ Jackson and Martha
Jackson, his wife, have on the 18th day Of
December 1871, filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Hickman Circuit Court, their
petition to empower the said Martha Jackson
to use. enjoy, sell. and convey, for her own
benefit. any property she may own or ac-
auire, free from the claim or debts of her
said husband, J. NJ. Jackson, aud to make
contracts, sue, and be sued as feme sole,
and trade in her own name aud for ali prop
er relief.
THOMAS G. POORR,
March 80, 1872 c. H. C. C.
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EnE- Warming.

a IL those owing contingent fees ,or
"A Free School, (lust taught here are
notified 10 pay the Esme by Ist day Of june
next, II they wish z save cost
S \. WHITE
meyl1 Collector
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THE Nashville aud Northwestern
Railroad propose carrying en excursion
party from Hickman to the Nashville
Exposition, for 81 The round trip. So
we hear.
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City Marshal.

We are authorized to announce W L.
GARDNER, the present incumbent. as a
candidate for City DISQUALIFICATION first
Monday in August.
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WE long ago ventured the prediction
that the time would come when Prince
Pierre Bona parie, the murderer of Vic
Tor Noir. would be reduced to some shah
by expedient to obtain his livelihood.
This period now seems to have arrived
in the opening of millinery shop in
Lordon by Madame la Princesse, his
wife, upon the profits of which this in
glorious scion of the Bouapartes IS ena-
bledto pay his tailors bills.
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Z ARGEST STOCK. LATEST Patterns,
/ lAND BEST ASSORTMENT Of Wall Pa
per IL this city, bought direct from Man
ufscturers and offered to the public at the
lowest Cash market prices. Call and ex-
anime styles and prices at
WILLIAM FRFNZS
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10 SoHM, has contracted for the build
ing of new two story brick, on Clinton
street opposite the DR.. Phelps property.
Mr.. Jack Mitcham is the contractor for
the brick and W. T Lineback for the
wood work.
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Wool! WooI!I

WE pay the highest market price for
w wool, no matter what quantity or
quality
Tnav4-tf !. II. PLAUT BRO.
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NEW stock of Gold, Milton Gold, Plated.
"a Oride, Jet and Shell Jewelry OF severy
description, Ladies Sets from twenty i've
cents 10 ten dollars per Set Bracelets from
fifty cents TO five dollars pair, at
WILLIAM FRENZ S
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TENO GET YOUR GROCERIES. BOOTS.
Shoes, Notions. and Furniture, call on
MOORE & LANE
aprii27-3m Moscow. XIV
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were elected !:

A D. Kingman. W. p
Miss Lucy Craig, W. Y z.
Rev. L. J Burton, W. c.
w. H. Grluer, w Secy.
T L. Boudurart. w. 4 Sec'y
VIM Jordnn. W. f Sec'y.
W. Gore. W S.
Thos P.ummer, W N.
Miss Sue Alexander, W. A. NJ
Mrs Reeves. W G.
j. McFal, W S.
Miss Mary Jordan. Il Il S.
Miss Ella Patterson, L. II S.
The convention then adjourned to meet
at Fulton Station. on the 1st Saturday in
August next, at 10 O'Clock at which
time the officers will be installed.
All who attended were cordially VEL
coined and Hospitality entertained By
the members of Golden Star Lodge. The
Hickman Cornet Band, gave its aid to
the occasion, by discoursiDg some of its
sweetest strains, at varied Intervals du-
ring the day.
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For SHERIFF.-We, to-day, author>
tatiyely announce Ben. F. Thomson, as
a candidate for Sheriff of this county
He is genial, popular gentleman, of
fine business qualities, and well known
throughout the county.
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The SheriGnl.y.

We are autho rized to announce BEN F.
ThOM SON, as candidate for the Office
OF sheriff Of Fulton county, a. the ensuing
August election. mavo-td.
We authorized and requested to announce
JOHN F. TYLER, as a candidate for the
once Of Sheriff of Fulton county, at the
ensuing election. I'd
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wsrd for an incurabie case. Sold by Drug
gists al so cents.
KastIng EOVeIiness.--Iwen years
ago, when paint, pearl powder and enamel
we're running the complexious and destroy
inq the health of women of fashion, HAoAN
NSexoL.A BALM was brought out as pure
hotanical cosmetic. guaranteed 70 restore
hlooIn and beauty TO the skin. From that
tirre 10 the present it has been continually
,-;sinq in pubic estimation IS the safest ana
most unexcep ptionabie preparation OF lts
class. Instead Of producing an sril leiai'
-nstalic surface, like the deadly enameis'
or willing the cuticle like the poisonous
A.ids sold under various names as "oeauu-
GERS" il keeps the skin as soft as velvet
renders il as smooth aud glossy as SATIN,
and imparts 10 it that delicate rosy tinse'
which is the beau idsei of conplexIonaI love
illness. This exquisite chromatic enect Is
not transient. By applying the balm daily
IL NAV be prolonged from youth 10 age. a
1adr Who purchased the first bottle OF the
.rticle nineteen years ago. writes TO say
that her complexion at forty IS '-puref'
rIeo,-cr and more brilliant than II has ever
teen.r ana she attributes its beauty soieiy
70 the daily use of Hagans Magnolia Balm.
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lust received at VIM. b. Benny's, the
6 incest and latest styles Of Ladies' Dress
fgno1a
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LETTERS patent have been issued to
Samuel . Higgason, of Union City, for
bee hive Of his invention
TaE Masonic Widows and Orphans
Home. Louisville. contains now about
fifty children Of deceased Masons of this
State.
GREELEY clubs throughout the coun-
iry are providing themselves with white
hats.
TENNESSEE stands as the fifteenth
State in the valuation of her property,
tut as the sixth in the amount Of her in >
debtedness.
The Nashville Typographical Union
give notice Of a resolution adopted that
no member will be received. who has
learned the trade in patent outside con
eern.
TnE Radicals want some relic at Phil
adeiphia which Will beat the old chair at
the Cincinnati Convention A copy of
the Constitution, not punched full of
bsyouet holes, would do it Detroit Free
Press
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Rnzt Esozy ROz!

yE1HE celebrated Box Paper collars, either
Round or Square ends. Price twenty
DC cents a box. For Sale only by
Wm FRENZ
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EAECY and plain Parasols, at
WA. 3. BESEY'S
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HNRY OUR Cloth Slippers at 75cts. II 6.
uandkerchiefs AT 3 90 per dozen.
Linen Handkerchief at 81 50 per dozen.
Bleacaed Damask Linen Napkins 81 90 per
dozen White Piques ct 25cts worth 35cts.
Yard wide heavy brown Shirting at l2A cts.
J. II. PLAUT s. BIO.
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Temperance Convention.

The Convention Of the l. .. G. T.,
met at Jordan Station on Saturday last,
six Lodges were represented, with an
aggregate membership Of 568. a con
s;itution was adopted for the government
of the body, and the following officers
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE, ,
Saturday, May II, 1872. !

HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE,
Saturday, May II, 1872.
CORN-sheued SOC, ear 40
C0TTON-We q uote at l92 70 20
GREEN APPLES % per hnshel.
WHEAT-90ca1 20 per bushei
NEAL-From wagons at 90 TO SOC.
RUTTER-Fresh. 20 to25c per ID.
POULTRY. ETC.-Young Chickens $2 25
to . so per dozen. Old from 50G 90.
Eggs, 123c per dozen.
WOOI.-65 10 : > cts. To. tub washed.
GENSING-TOa75c per pound.
SALT-By car load. bushel. S3 90; by
retail %. $50 lbs, barrel by car load s. %
by retail - so.
PLOWS-Hertwic Baltzer & Co.'S Steel
Plows No. l. s. 90 No, ., . 90; No 8,
$40; No. !, Il BY the lot not less than n
dozen
WAGONS-Hertwick Baltzer & CO make
Two horse, thimble skein, $50 %. Two
horse Iron Axle, $40 90.
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DINK and White Bobinct Mosquito Bars,
ct unusual low figures.
J. II. PLAUT & BRO.

NEW SPR1NG AND SUMNER GooDs.-
The New York store have received their
new spring aud summer stock of goods
and challenge an examination by the
trading public. They have received Z
nice line Of hats, boots. shoes, CATERS
etcetera
They call especial attention to theiI
assortment of ribbons, such as trimming,
for hats, bonnets, and sash ribbon in al
colors
The expenses of the house being very
small they can afford to sell with a very
small profit, and will prove their ability
in this line to those who favor them witt
4 call
Thanking the public for past favors
they solicit continuance, and promis,
to strive the more earnestly to deserve
the same iu the future.
z. S. They have received a full line
of tfeir side lace serge CATERS made ex-
pressly for the Hickman trade.
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.Tusf Received.

U AIDES and Misses Zine Custom-made
1 Cloth Balls, at VIZ. Is. BENNY'S-
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Star House.
MIR. JOHN w. MAY ES s SON, announce
lVb that they have re-opened, and are re-
citing the hotel known TO the people in
former days as the Walker House.
win be ready for guests by the first OF
March. feolf
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SEED

TINOTHY-S4 90 per bushel.
CLOVER-S7 90
ORCHARD-S3 25
HERDS-S2 90 {"
BLUE-S3 25 "
HUNGARIAN-S2 25.
AILLET-S2 90
oATS-Black, 75c; white, zoe; mix csc
COOPERS STUFF-BARRELS.
Cypress barrels for sorghum, 81 90
Cypress kegs 10 gallons, go
Flour barrels, o.
Iron bound 10 gallon kegs, 90
Iron bound Whiskey barrels. %
Hickman wholesale Prices.
BAGGING-16la2 per yard.
ROPE-Nlachine 10.
IRON TIES-6I to S
BEESwAX 256s a n.
BLACKING p doz 450S5.
BUCKETS, = dozen, 3 90.
BROOMS. q dozen. 50 SOB 90.
BROWN SHEETING, e. y ard. I0al23e.
CANDLES, Star, 1SGl22.
eHTESE-lS per 10.
COFFEE Rio. 24d 25c.
CRACKERS, q p 71M3Ic-
CASTINGS. = ID, 5]aGc.
cOTrON YARNS, r dozen, 125a i6c.
cOAI.OIL p gallon, 29c per bbl-
kbUUR, IS OOGH 90.
FEATHERS, q ID 50160c.
GUNP0WDER, e keg s. 00aS7 so.
BLASTING POWDER, 3 so.
HIDES, green, &C.
dry &c.
HORSE SHOES q 10 sa9c.
Nails y 10 27@35c.
LARD OIL, = gallon, 81 so.
LARD, = ID 125c.
LEAD, . ID lie
AoLAsSES, NO. Sugar H, . bbl, 60@75.
q halfbbls 70aS5.
kegs 65as5 per gallon.
NACKEREL in kits, 81 5092 soc.
/" q bbls SIS.
e half bbls SS TO-
keys, S6 so.
NAILS D keg, So IS rates.
RlCE, p ID l1aI2Ac.
SUGAR, Brown, q ID 12@l3c.
Refined, l5al6c.
S9DA-By the keg 20 q ib.
SHOT, per bag, . 1908 co.
SI0NEWARE, z gallon, l5c.
IOBACCO, Manufactured, per Id so 81 &c
TALLOW, per lb Case.
CkAENT Louisville, 81 rs.
WHITE LEAD, 9a1Sc.
hHlSkEY, common, per Dbl 81 l0al 20.
Rye and Bourbon, 75af 80
Robinson CO / 55a2 25.
BRANDY, Apple and Peach So 5oa4 90.
lhoN, bar size, SIC.
PRINTS 10 to l21c.
JEANS, per yard, 20a75.
LINSEY, per yard, Is ai0c.
LEATHER, kip skins - o0aT 80.
sole, per 10. 40 i5c.
upper side, 50a4 so.
LIFE-150a2 90.
WASH BOARDS per dozen, So 0Oa3 25C
FLOWS, Steel, S,a124.
HUBS, l 50a2 51per sett.
FELL0ES 2 0oa0 go
STEEL Cast, IT, 3 A, 20a27c.
SYRUPS-5 gal BkCs S5 so.
Large lots prices good per cent lower
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Kentucky Girls.


The owensboro Ne,os publishes the
io'io"iog and says he fuds it going the
rounds of the press.
CVapceburg girls pitch quoits.
SS,atlettsburg girls play poker.
THiaysyIile girls play eUchre.
'emlngsburg girls play seven up.
ans girls play whist.
5nth'ana girls play cribbage.
GEORGETOWN girls play keno.
CCo'Ii.ogton girls play billiards.
Taflisie girls jump The rope.
lexington girls run foot races.
u. 'Gchester girls love candy.
II1'ehmond girls are freckled.
ersallles girles are red haired.
Slankiort girls are pigeon toed.
"e'oyvilie girls are knock kneed.
I,e" Liberty girls are bow legged.
p'uViIle girls are round shouldered.
louisville girls wear false bosoms.
henderson girls wear false calves
C@ensboro girls suck lickorice-Tand
Pe,,ume with garlic
b0Wling Green girls tie the garter
ABOVE the knee.
raducah girls chew tobacco.
rfnceton girls eat onions
nopkinsvile girls drink vinegar.
franklin girls eat slate pencils.
Sadiz girls chew gum.
calhoun girls Boston dip.
Murray girls Greek bender
Columbus girls tallow their hair.
Hawesville girls run barefoot.
Hick man girls wear Dolly Nardens.
- '9s---
ErTFRS natept have been ;ssveJ n
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-11

~ ENTs' cbeviot Shirts reduced to 81 so
fT 2v :. Il PLAUI s BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-11

BS-LadIes desiring 20 purchase Mrs.
Norman complete charts for cutting all
articles of i1die' : nj chiidrou's wearing
apparel can do SO b applying ~ the
Planters House
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-11

VVVU I ~ : n ~ T ~ ~ W ? -
the officers elect of the Hickman Order
of Good Templars:
". r. Hoicombe. y c. T.
y. p. Harness. 7. W CT
Mrs Cowgirl. w. Y. T.
T r. McMahan. w F s.
". r. Walker, W T.
Thos Dozjer. W 5.
John W Cowgirl, " NJ
Miss Della Cobbs, d VI.
Miss Sailie Davis. r Ii S.
Miss Pauline Uverton. L. II s.
Jas c. Wearn. " ! G.
Thos Plummer. ". 0. CT.
j II Phelns- ". c.
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-11

DR. SAGE's CATARRu REMEDY --SoUo re-
.srd for an incurable case. Sold b. Drug
gis,s at so cents
The Hickman courier., 1872-05-11

TUE members of the Altar Society,
are requested to meet Sunday, May 18th
inst, ~ / clock p m, at the Catholic
Church. to discuss business of impor
tauce Mas JOHN WHITING. Pres L
AlRs. II r LAUDERDALE Sec'y.