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LOCAL POLITICS.
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.

THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.
The Board of County Canvassers will meet
next Tuesday at p. H., In the Supervisory ROOM IN
the New Court house.
Superintendent Kelso announced, yesterday, that ne
would canvass the vote for Aldermen in the Courtroom
OF Police Headquarters at a. to-day. The superin
tendent Las been forced take the burden Of this part
Of the work OF eanvassng upon his own shoulders
the halls and cces OF Police Headquarters have been
filled day after day with thrOngs OF politicians whose
persistent questioning In regard 70 the sueeessn can
regular business OF the Police Department
ADMINISTRATION CONGRATULATIONS.
A meeting of the XVIIth Assembly District
Republican ssociaon was held. last evening. at the
F1ftiethst Church. near Eighthave., for mutual c'n
ations on the recent Republican victories. Col
Joel W. Mason President OF the Association, called the
meeting 10 order. Addresses we're made by VIM T..
graaf and theiHon d. B. Melish. The latter spoke OF
the responsibtesof hs position and his purDose
10 discharge his duty with honesty and ndehty.
The District Attorney elect Benz. X. Phelps followed
He expressed thanks for hs support In the district II
was the first time he had asked for the suages on
hs friends and with a Of the responsibility VI his
1ce he desired the aid and sympathy OF all and wodid
deavor 70 discharge the duties with sincerity and inn
martial Justice. The want OF Sew-fork now was a
nrompt and impartial administration OF the laws.
tyi, brings a greater responsibility upon the RepuD-
en marty 70 carry out al measures OF public reform
thsn ever before There be no factions, and The
.,,, p,pst Eeen purc strong, well disciplined and
well organized. Victory mas httIa.rn hI5nDoIH
to the banners OF the party DAl hspuDiiO t t,
must not forget tnir great work IN exatohs over ne
rts Of me election but stand Dy the prhcipes tna'
have led 10 this triumph. Let us not DC el..i'' -
Phelps said with what have acbrNtu, Du' Ploa ~
,srd min NeyF York state aud CITY redeemed rom
,uisruie ana resume their places In the hei'nbiehh
which they have not enjoyed Tor macy yerr. q.
RIIsf Addresses ere also made " James Cushing IT,
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Bergen, Administration candidate Tor county Irel+
urer has about 800 majority, and all the local candidates
q that party elected by good mjorltes except Co2s
well for Assembly in the I'D District whose opponent
Oakley has 100 majority Pierre Kane Supervisor OF
Fectop in the second Ward Of Long Island City, claims
20 have been driven from the polls, and & rumorec
that Cogswe will contest the election Of Oakley on the
.rround Of frauds al that poll
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Shin Ne,cs see Third Pag,i
AnRINE L.

Steamship Asia Or Moves. Amia OCT nhlssa 10th so' H>
rnltsr 6tg with fruit Onier; vessel b. h0r4ls non-
sreamshp salvador ann2n, Win u~' sno 80
to W. hG1
shin LTerpoo Smith. C4cnitA Snr 10 HiA
mdS,. l. anchorrd tl- Oar
iiark en-. De Zalao. Miller. Sagaa u da7s sth sugar
I'd al ah BiitimOrsl. HuJOar IL aT, vita HeAsA
sehr a. W D 1 PsEsac1lal, Walker Tampa Bay y ds "ia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo~roS Ma 1-Arr1re hngs j. a. Dinglaa, frra -
sacola; n K sawyer Port J0nl.on
FoRTRsxs MosRoE The steamship Bern VS. iss-
Md a 600 supposed la Ter SHAFT bnoksn
So, vii pobaby Passed. eafk
MaudOn. Cuba -,
7.ArnVed sehr J. n harand fon De1sf.
SAILED. steamship South CarDlHa, for Aes-fors -.
nAyASNAH Ia Nov. 5.-Arryei steamships nsrgOsss Tor Bait
moe Gen Barnes NewfOk; brig Narefg fo9 r. a.e0Aii
cleared, oarx NADIA. f0r BGenos AYres-
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cRTMEs AND cAsuALrEs-BY TELEaRAPn

~ The Prussau bark David. Capt. Schcrss,
frna a. for tnorr vent bore fr~1s y @af
gale of hsntraHd ths sweah oo'si and vii prove ot -
The house and stable Of Albert blaiseeil al
Gree land mouth " a., barnes We Essh
Ihe property insured Coz 30 The inferal oaps-r
..-.McCormiek & Lyuch's canal stables. al Buhao.
lur1ei Nedlts4sy - @ .-es
penslcl 10 the hanes tn 10 ahoIt gl1D01.
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FrNERAL 81 - MKAnr-

PHILADELPHIA, Nov.7-'Ihe City COrTnI THIS 81.
pointed joint eomte u tea - ahay
aaibore. obeq Of On heads sheb All
Nice On M,.day Bo branches " Tie Ctr Cou1ol
boy nd-leaenos HAL ~li be irsped Ia nsasz 20
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MIA 14s1o 90 - 80 80 - 80 -
- vorE IL THIs go.

ASSEMBLY VOTE IN THIS CITY.
The following changes are made IN the table
Of Assemblymen published yesterday. In the XlIIth
Assembly District Elacke, Adm, + elected over Fine
DEM In the XVIIh District Blessin, DEM. Is elected
by one vote. In the XIXth District, Deering, Dem IS
elected over Of.aIIar chan. Adm
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PERSONALLY TELEGRAPH.

ID c. Gilman was inau guTated President OF the
Unv-ray Of California oakland, yeste1ilg
- Seniors Mendoza Bliss and Manfred have been
appant Commission eogs PhcA Society Vi eKeo 70 gsis
tb.p taofr
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from which, IL believed. will increase his majority
from Mr.. Wight The Board Of County Can
vassers will sIt Tuesday.
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NicnI. Dnvidron & 90.

No sss Bro,dar actor no Gas caes I'D "a
arr Introducing lAshoaABe Daerss o. en- SD q
se Z a Of pure crystal Class order Sith aaa' Cfes-
Monovr,Ins kc ALSo China PlGte war GAs fiKafes
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4 BRIGHTER FUTURE FoR THE SOUTH

Eron ne Sapanaaa (Ghl RPabiear, hsf 4 ~,
with the election Of Hr. G~eoley and the |
TRIUMPH rlEs4.., - 49, - ~-r.rt
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CANPPTRLD-A Newark J. on "eanssaAJ Us oA iase 2-s>
Caup6eb.. n the I'd year u he 9ga go -. A.
The - w., AID friends invites % attend as 'uneai ses, a. ia
No J WaautsL, Newark ss.aIiaY Toe 3h nsL.
VtsKPp BrooGlrn z Nov Willie RaTnond. eldest 90 Il Dr.
~ N r aud Jslia p. Flake. Ggst years lolthA
svos as house ~ Sov. & Remains 70 b
Iakca 20 hochetsr
rRxvsfp persel MS I'll NSEsuAcF R4ri geaAs
fa,uegv on Ssx- York, the 9TH year OF has
r. -~w.us ill 20 Greenwood Tor iutereeut
KEENAN, hi r-sience In the city Nsvt j. Nss George
In ths ooh u h1
"a aud rsads arr especially United atend
CON resdease No. SO Brus s SATURDAY. Nov D. e. "a
focr.
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ASSISTANT ALUERMbNIC VOTE.
Tie YOTE IL DETAIL.

The returns for Aldermen still incomplete, but
tbo.e now In show the names published yesterday morn
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U.s Rsune'. Magic OIL for ro'eh.sAs ,al S'ar,lE'


CAswsLL-cURrIss- g. at n ay Chapel BY ths r. Rs,
n.,-- N,eIv D. Bis.0p OF Name, sasei By iel. C. a
S-ope ID o. John HRry CasEe % Mari D. at-e o. zoe AZ
Csas CuFss granddaughter o. Cyrus Iurts- o. 'oa T
KREP-RoGERL tis city, THURSDAY Nov By tho Re' Dr.
Deems Charles " Keep Mary L. Rogers i-asn Of hs Aas
h Brow Of SrooAiya. n T.
EIy-LEWTS-n Brooklyn. n. Y, WfassdsY, Nss O. a. Ne
Of lie brides parents By he heT H. y ulNc5 AsV
King u EseT Coan ~ Gertrude & Lewis dngnro NOS" -~s
MUNDY-HAvBMRYBROu Weinesay Ssy O. 30 At nc rslse =
al he bs paerts the Rev H. ChaViu, hos w. hundf
WaIsrtown n T. u A. daughter Of A nav-nsyer Al
PARAP-SAIrH-On Wednesday evening Nov So a.
oftar ueayealy Rest The Thomas X Conrad Ac s
la n silh daughter Of O Banbrge SRA all o. h sij.
yAIRNTISR-sTORRS-Ou Wetuesiay Nov o Al NE sea.ss
~ brides pani Rev Henry Nsrl Bescer be1I.iaA 80
Y.e1ns % Marie Anoaetts. daughter OF Aagas Ssrr' an Of
Brp0klyu.
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Totai...--...- Sl.SOs
QUEENS COUNTY.
80 -

Grants net majority according 70 ABOVE esuHA'es
5Il Nm
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VOTE FOR SUPREME AND SUPERIOR COURT


Total l4s,8l0 $3.50 IS 600 JOBS 43ldI 559UI H-5l
CITY JUDGE, DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY, AND CORONER
BY ASSEMBLY, DISTRICTS
CRY (ora- prs1RlcrA rroRxEy. CORONER.
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Liberals IN Roman So; A'minstratonsts III Itas'es %
Members OF lAe present L. -sI4tuEe
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Al Nofioe, Of Marriages mast be 'Hdor'sd 0''A s-a
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NETWORK.
rHE ADynNIsTRATIoN vICTORY

We publish below revised tables of the Con
gressmen and members Of Assembly elected on Tuesday
OF the fornos the Administration men number - an'
she Liberals including Carksou n. Potter OF the "es'
chester district. Tie Administration majority III 'N'
Assembly IL co. Grants majority 10 the sta6e wiz "a
coed 5000 according 10 estimates but the oNcl
figures may increase or diminish IL 5000 or 5000
LIST or CoSGEEssMEN ELECTED
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
w ooI Wantedi
HIGHEST market price paid for Wool, a
Ii rmayI9-tfI j. AMBERG'S.

"HIcKMAN LADIES Our genia
friend. Baker, of the Huntingdon Dem
ocras. IS pleased with tile Hickman ladies
Baker is gentleman of cultivation anc
taste, and therefore our fair resident:
may appreciate the compliment. W,
shall not be surprised to hear soon C
some of our young ladies moving foi
an .'excursion" TO Huntingdon:
1.-The most attractive feature Of the trip,
after the Mississippi river. and the steam
boats. was the pretty ladies at Hickman
Why. we can take any Of the girls that
We saw down there and marry them of
in this country easier thau we can sell
a Kentucky mule in Mississippi We
don't understand how they grow so plag.
ued handsome in such an old fogy look
ing place. nor, can we understand how
they dress so stylish. when everything
around them from hills to fences bear
the mark Of neglect They are as so
ciable and intelligent az they are hand
some and stylish. and if they will come
up this way We will furnish the last IN
married Que of them a six foot hero the
rest OF her natural life.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
North Carolina.

The eagerness with which the Office
holders party grasp at a floating chip
show that they feel that they are drown
Ing. A. the North Carolina election be-
fore the one Just held, the Radical can
didate for Governor was elected by d
majority of eighteen thousand six hun
dred aud forty Que. Now, with their
Ks Klux law in full force, with their
numerous indictments pending, with the
treasury of the United States at their
cammapA. backed by the whole power Of
the Administration, with revenue officials.
postmasters. Uaited States marshals. with
about four hundred deputies. with their
candidate for Vice Presidency, Secretary
of the Treasury and 4ommi>sioner OF
Internal Revenue on 'the stump with
their official necks at stake, this majority
of nearly nineteen thousand has vanish
ed into thin air. and they re eIee, their
candidate for Governor by few hum
dred Their great leader Senator Pool
Is doomed to defeat On the 4th Of
March next he will be succeeded bg a
Democrat, both branches of the Legis-
afure being Democratic And yet the
j rant Office holders relying upon the IL
Iorauce and gutiabiiify Of the voters T.
hey lead proclaim with a flourish Of /
rumpets that North Carolina heads the /
irant column. II the Democracy gould /
ZONE so near defsatipg Radicalism within /
hree months from the Baltimore Con- (
.eniion aud when all the strength of the
administration was concentrated on
+ingle Sate how badly viii Grautism be
beaten in November, when the entire I
Union is the battlefield
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
a PertIous seasoD

Glorious and delightful the Summer
weather is, its tropical heat is severe
trial to the vital powers Even the strong
est are sometimes Frustrated by its effects.
The common phrase applied 10 this condition
of the body is general debility" Now.
general debility arises from and includes a
variety of ailments. The liver is more or
less affected. the bowels are eiiLer consti-
paied or TOO much relaxed, the stomach but
half performs the work of digestion. the
appetite is poor, aud the spirits depressed
This is what is called general debility. Ii
Is general disarran cement of all the phvs-
ical functions, and requires as q remedy a
medicine that viii regulate them all. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is specially adapt
ed to tins purpose. It's general operation is
not confined TO n single organ. If the liver
IS affected, il restores its tone If the
stomach is torpid, il regenerates 1t. If the
nerves are tremulous and weak. it braces
and relnforees them. If the mind, which
ever sympathizes with the body is gloomy
and respondent, ii relieves the difficulty
and soon brings the whole mechanism of
the body into harmony with the laws of
health
There is no civilized nation in the West
ern hemisphere in which the utility of
Hostetter Stomach Bitters as tonic. cor
receive, and anti-biIious medicine, is not
known ana appreciated. Throughout the
Tropics 1t is considered both by the people
and the profession, the standard specific.
While ii IS medicine for all seasons and
all climates. it is especially suited TO the
complaints generated by the weather. being
the purest and best vegetable stimulant in
the world.
Beware of the Bitterss made of acrid and
dangerous materials, which unscrupulous
parties are endeavoring to foist upon 'he
nr@Io l.. IL. -
lie has no guarantee that they are not
poisonous Adhere 70 the tried remedy.
Hostetter's Bitters. sold only in glass, and
never in kegs or barrels.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
Geo. ". Sanders on the Niagara
Peace OIIafInns

NEW YoRK, Aug. u GEO. N Saun.
ders publishes a long letter in the San
! addressed to the North and South. in
which he gives his version of the Niagra
| peace negotiations. in reply to what he
calls Prof Holcombe's partial aud mad
vertant report. Saunders says his peace
mission resulted from his CORES spondenee
/ NTH JEFF Davis In 1862, after McClel-
lans retreat from before Richmond
Saunders disguised himself aud passed
through the Union lines to Niagara He
met Gov. Morehead at Niagara, aud as
the concluding events were not ripe. went
to England. returning to Canada in
1864. Saunders says he discussed the
situation with many distinguished North
erners, none Of whom favored disintegra
lion of the Union. lie had but one in
terview with Mr. Greeley, at which
nothing transpired except ordinary
courtesies and delivery of papers, TO
whom it may concern" Mr.. Greeley
viewed Saunders and party az acting
under too feeble credentials. aud declined
10 pursue the subject further Saunders
stated that Mr.. Seward also sent his
euyoys to US, but his efforts were mega /
tVS1 by mT seward caution III bot z
allowing to be conveyed to Us the au-
thoritative character of their mission
The only person that the Southern men
sought to have nominated at
Chicago was Dean Richmond. without
icy other platform than his well known
pronounced Union principles. Mr. Rich
noud himself however. while receiving
,ur frank overtures with the utmost
courtesy. firmly refused to allow his
,ame to be used against that Of Gen
Mcclellan. We yielded UP to his de
.ision
Presidest Lincoln re elected. his cou
idential ambassador TO the courts of
Europe, Hon, Robert j Walker. with
he appreciation of President Liccoln.
'isited me at Montreal, to see if we could
Tot devise specific settlement We
'iewed the question in many lights, and
'lr Walkerreturned to Washington early
n March, 1865, with an understanding
hat as soon as his instructions could be
prepared he would send safe conduct
or me TO. accompany him to Richmond
Before Walker had time to effect any
hing, Lee surrendered
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
! tTorfrnoT-F'restou II. Leslie
/ lint Goscraor-John G. Carlisle
/ Secretary of State-A. J. james.
! Assistzat .Sscrsta-o or Statc-Wr m. II. oo.ts-
/ 4 iorRey fteHeT1E-John Kednsn.
-Auitov-D. Howard smith
Tredsurez-James ". Tate.
Register-J. 3. Grant.
.Supe,7afendepf P1bii- Izsiri1cnoa--H a. ".
Henderson.
A45utant Gen6rai--James Z. Dawson.
Quarteymaster Geptrzl-Fsyette Hewitt.
Insurance o1qDs6sgieser-Gustavus W. smith
Assistant Insuare oosvtissioaey-Henry
Stanton
LiJrarian-George T.. Cr5ttenden.
Keeper ri PenitHuarU--J. v South
FuJLc Prlnter-S l. NJ. Major
Public Bm3er-John Martin,,jr.
COURT OF ArPEALs.
Cltef yusGce-W s Pryor.
Associat. .Iu{ges--M H. Hardin, ). Feters
md Wm. Lindsay.
Reporfey-W Z y. Bush
Clerk-Alvin puyall
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
DISTRICT 40. ].
W C. Brown. First Saturday. IN March
June, September aud December.
J. W. Wolgamots e, Second Saturday In
same months
pIsTEIcT so. ..
Henry Davis. Third Mondays in March.
juno, September, and December.
J. G. McMurray, Fourth Mondays In came
months
DISTRICT no. 3.
J. T Marrs Third Mondays in March.
/ June. September and December.
Jas. ". Mayes, Fourth Saturdays in sane
months.
DISTRICT NO 4.
James " Hawkins, First Mondays IA
March. June, september and December
A J. smullins, Fourth Tuesday in same
months
DISTRICT 40. 6.
Taylor Bard. First Wednesday in March,
June, September and December
K. II. Sellers, Third Wednesday in same
months.
DISTRICT no 6.
II Bushart. Second Wednesday in March
June, September and December.
y. +. Easley, Fourth Wednesday In game
months.
COURT OF CLAIMS,
Meets the First Monday in October
CIRCUIT COURT
Meets the Second Monday in February aud
August.
COUNTY COURT.
County Court meets the 2nd Monday In
every month.
QUARTERLY COURT
Quarterly Court meets the 4th Mondays
Of January, April, July and October.
RELIGIOUS.
Netkoasl-Service every Sunday and
Sunday night. Rev. S. b Adams, pastor
Sabbath School a. N. Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday night.
Lutheran Services every Sunday morn
ing: and also Sabbath School. Rev. Mr.
Snider, preacher in charge.
B1ptist-Services every other Sunday.
Elders Coleman and Burton, alternating.
Ckris1an-Services every Sunday morn
ing. J. II. Roulhac, officiating in absence OF
regular minister
Episeopal-seryices the 1st Sunday In
every month. Y. Y. Cowgirl, rector. Ser
vices at Methodist Church, o clock, p. m.
Cathohe-Regular services the I'd Sunday
in each month Father Meagher, priest.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17

KILLED-Last Tuesday night the
quiet little town of Lovelaceville in Bal
lard county. was thrown into great ex-
citement by a murder being committed
at the church where religious services
we're going on. John Rudolph killed
Charles Striuger. Stringer had gone in
20 church aud was participating in the
services, when John Rudolph called him
to the door, a few words occurred be
tween them, wien Rudolph pulled an
army pistol and shot Stringler twice 1t
is said that Rudolph had heard of Strin-
gers using insulting language about his
(Rudolph's) sister. They were both
young men of fair standing in the com
munity, and tie affair is very much re-
GREETED Rudolph was arrested and car
ried to Blandville.-Paducoh To5acco
Plant.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
RadicaII.n conc NEad.

That the followers Of Graut already
feel that they are going to be badly beat
en in the pending President election Is
quite evident says the Frankfort Ie0
man from the now generally remarked
tact that they have abandoned argument,
and devoted themselves exclusively TO
abuse and defamation OF Mr. Greeley
aud every Republican who dares to range
himself under the Liberal banner-the
peerless white and shining banner OF
Reform. In this work OF mad detruciion,
and rabid vituperation, Of meu they but
yesterday lauded TO the skies they dis
play a wonderful ingenuity and a tireleSs
zeal and industry never witnessed in
them before. Knowing that every de
fecti0n Of their Old leaders and associates
but adds to the already almost assured
certainty of their defeat, aud to the
lathomIess depth of their political burial
in November, they are rendered perfectly
frantic by each successive announcement;
for. SO true il i. as sung by the mo>t
gifte poet Of his time, that 1t doth
work like madness i the brain. to be
wroth with one We love" Schurz. Banks
Sumner, Brown, and the rest, who but
yesterday were, with them, heroes IN
history and demi gods IN song" are to
day the objects OF their most envenomed
malevolence, and they never weary oi
hurting upon them torrents Of filthy
black kguardism. This is ver;tabIe mid
summer madness for. the gentlemen
they denounce could not, by any posi-
bility, have changed their whole nature
aud character in a single day and in the
twinkIing Of an eye, as it were, from
being very proper gentlemen. have be
come the unmitigated political and per
sonal scouudrels that the Radical presses
would have US believe.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware Of Ccunterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
terieiter brought 10 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR. John
Bull Is private stamp on each bottle. DR.
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 ON the bottle, do not pur
chase or you VIII be deceived See my
column advertisement, and my show card
l viii prosecute any one infring ging on ny
right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
and only be prepared by myself
The pubUc's servant
a5l2 DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Ky
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17


II Is said that tobacco will cure
snake bite.
THE Radicals talk Of starting a pape
at Columbus, KY.
TaERE are but few visiting lawyers il
attendance upon our Circuit Court.
MANY of our farmers are holding back
their wheat for better prices
5TnE comet did not destroy the world
at Hickman Monday last. (Our special
10 the Courier Journal J
we are not responsible for opinions
advanced by our correspondents, either
on local OF political questions
RELi0loUs-Father Maher will hold
services at the Catholic church, in this
place, Sunday.
rHE Paiucah T5Jqcco Plant made Its
appearance last week, enlarged TO SO
column paper.
WHEAr.-Whsat is more active, and
has a decided upward tendency We
quote good article at 81 25asI IS.
TsE interest in common schools is
tamen,ably more laeeard now IL Fulton
county, than it has been for years.
MR. MART1N, editor of the Charleston.
(Mo..) Couyier. died last week Of drop
y. lie vas clever gentleman.
Cor. Geo. W. siIvertOotb, the vener
able old Democratic wheel horse of
Hickman county, is attending the Fulton
Circuit Court, this week.
MR. A j. jenkins. opposite Hickman
IN Missoari, boasts of pumpkin vine
l20 feet long.
One thousand feet more piling is to be
dons on the Hickman wharf in Septem
Der. So We hear The piling of last
spring is proving very successful.
A NEGRO man was whipped By the
sheriff, Thursday last, By order of the
Honorable Circuit Court, for stealing
pair of shoes.
JoHN SErMoRE, found guilty on the
charge of mule stealing, was sentenced
to the penitentiary, Thursday, for a term
CT six years.
THE Vermont election occurs Tues
day Sep. Sd; the Maine election, Mon
day, Sept; 9. Both States are perhaps
hOpele.sly Radical.
Mr.. L. Donaldson, of Lake county
vas in Hickman, Wednesday. He Is
one of the rising young men Of West
Tennessee, enterprising and public spir
lied. and is now actively at work in the
interest Of the Hickman aud Lake CouD
" Levee and Railroad.
OuR Circuit Court, now sitting, has
sentenced prisoner to II months i'm
prisoument IN the county Jail, costing
the people just IS cents a day. Query
Is this to punish tLs county or prisoner,
OF both
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17

Moscow MUsIcAL.-E,q. NJ, says
Since the Hickman Amateur Troupe
exhibited at this place, the young men
hereabouts have organized a similar
society. They have given several pub
lie exhibitions and have been we'll re
ceiyed-they style themselves the Font
aneIle' Troupe. They are also aspiring
to the purchase of some of those mar
eelously crooked brass horns. ike unto
those used by the Hickman Cornet
Band. > | trust thst they will be en-
couraged in SO praiseworthy an under
taxing.