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GRAND OPEsING
OF THE
FALL SEASON
81
metropolitan Dollar Store.

The assor tment Of goods which we are enabled to
offer you, well as the remarkable cheapness and
excellent quality Of the same. will strike you with
surprisesnd though Resds generally have advanced,
we still offer you
ronr pair super stcut British Har Hose for Al
Three pair best qualify ditto for 81.
Three pair Ladies Iron Frame Hose, 81
Three pair extra long Children Fancy Hose nj
-Four pair Gents superior quality German Linen
Three Ladies' extra fine Hemstitched Liz en- Hand
One splendid French Corset, IS bones, for 81,
Beautiful Black Lace Fichu for 81.
HaDdtome set Lace Sleeves and Collar, 81.
Splendid assortment Of two and three button K I'd
Gloves, In all colors of our own importation, at 81
Cents excellent Kid, Castor, and Dogskin Gloves
atSL
Ladies Meripo Vests. nice goods, at 81.
Ladies Garments, good quality, at 81.
Scents Undershirts, Drawers, Suspenders, &C.,
u each.
Beautiful assortment of Lece Tdies 8, 2, or one
Bets Of Table Mats, Knife Boxes. Swiss Carved
goods, Fancy Flower pots, Vases, Gard Beoeiy ers,
Bo9uet Holders, &C., SC. -
silver plated spoons Fssks, Cups, Castors, Butter
kazors, Russia Leather Wallets, and . thousand
Rssi Witty and Rubber sstt, and Bracelets,
Chatslainee, fine Gilt and Turkish Jewelry, Fine
Our 50 GENT and our Is CENT DEPART.
MENTS, in the Of the store, contain beautiful
and aried assortment OF goods all worth moro than
they are sold for and only thing will puzzle
low. Well, II you win can, he'll ten you Ill about t.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
LOB FALL AND WINrEK
Dry Goods,
THE POPULAR ESTABLISHMENTS
BEGAN 81 wYHE.
lois and 1920 Eleventh. street, N. W..
IL TEE PLACE TO GO.
nGn una, sdIok 81 seasonable Goods selected
BRTIK in PRICES.
Philadelphia have enabled Us to place goods to- oup
stock at very low PTises: oon.
Al he New Shades IN Popular Fabrics
Al wool satints at SOC. per yard
Rlch Rolled PoOIins; Z Din glines, &C.
F FsTis p I.iDrsd heEs, 7.e former price 81.
hi'n riAiS MISSES Is: q s SSp fS CHILDREN
go BGAcR s'i BREss GOODS.
brap Etc, Biarritz,
Bombazines. Msrinoes,
Gashneres; Deiaines, sstios>
Prunelle Cloth, Empress Cloth,
rSs..a srsess Rss and MOhaiTs,
~ vs. 81 SILKS ..
FfnsliSt 70 o. 80 our stock is full of rich makes.
pisndd line Of 81 s 5st Rfs and of
sssS 5Ifs' sH [saSfis PAISLEY suAwLs,
oPEs.CEsTRE LONG sHAwLs
so attractive ct present.
Gentlemens; Ladies, Misses and Children's Me-
rn0 Shirts and DrsTeEs EEGs:siery of all kinds
Al grades from % per pair up to 60.
Prices considerably less than last year. FlanneIs
OF all grades. Super W hite FlAnnes, $50. Canton
fIanneis from l2n to 80 cts. Table Linens.
49, NAPK1hS, TOWELINGS,
sh'ens Ticking sf e GSpRisi from siso
In all grades and colors. Super black, &c. AMI I'll
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, SUITINGS, sc.
1Lew prices and no deviation.
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first female voter thus admitted.
AZ velocipede riding is becoming fashionable
in Louisville.
sS-f'Dolly Warden trees" is the Maysville Bul.
tetfn's christening OF the autumn foliage.
60 President Theirs has prohibited the sale of
caricatures Of the ex-Emperor Napoleon and his
family.
gS-A New York clergyman alludes to ritu-
aiiSm as "mereiy matter Of candles and night
- Young ladies are now wear ing their sash
ribbof tied on the right side of the waist,
instead OF at the back as heretofore.
The Memphis savings bank has suspended.
It's reported liabilities are SIS 900, though they
may exceed that amount.
SAn indianapolis baloonatic proposes to
build an air ship that will sail as straight and
steadily through space as a vessel through
g-Mayor Medil, Of Chicago, perpetrates the
practical pun of insisting that the Sunday LIQUOR
law shall include 'meiiuns" 90 we'll as bar
keepers, under the head of dealers I'm spirits.
~At recent funeral In Georgetown,
California, man tainted and tumbled head
long into the open grave, dying in q few minutes
after getting out.
and last surviving SON Of Patrick Henry, died
recently In Charlotte county, Va. He was in
the 18th year Of his age. -
ga couple were married in Michigan,
81. Neither had bee n married before, and they
had known each other for forty years.
ga Young lady in New York lately paid
$3.50 for having a single dress made; her lovers
hair has begun to tn IN gray and he looks care
worn.
0Chief of Police Mcwilliams, of Jersey
City, on trial for completely in the bank
burglary, testified Saturday, DENYING point
blank all the burglars, DENIM and Proctor, had
sworn. .-a. o.
0The steamer Guatemala, Of the Panama
Acapplo line, was wreckec on the bar Of Sanafa
Cheapas, October Is h. Twenty-three persons
persisted. Those saved are In TehuanteEec
awaiting transportation.
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The Lloyd Poisoning Case,

ID.
In the Lloyd trial at Leesburg, Va, Saturday.
Prof. ToDry, OF Baltimore, was on the stand
nearly all the time. HIS analysis indicates the
eighty-stNth hundreth part OF grain of arsenic
acid IN the liver, spleen and kidneys, obtained at
the second eyhumatiOn of the body of Maud
spots on porcelain dish were exhibited to the
jury by the professor, obtained by his ANALYSIS
but before proceeding further, one of the Jurors
Was taken sick and the court took a recess
Alter recess Prof. TOnry's examination was
continued. A correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun ssys:-"The conclusive evidence of pro-
te OF Tonry proved the existence of arsenic in
Naud's body, sustained as it was BY Prof Worm
ley and Prof. Mallett, will probably change
some what the character Of the defense, who will
no doubt attempt to show that the arsenic was
obtained from the bismuth used in his analysis
and also that the arsenic, If any, might ha We
been administered by some other person."
POTOMAC AND MANASSAS RAILRoAp-Tbe
Manassas Gazette publishes a letter from O. III
Snow, vice president OF the Maryla and Viz
gina railroad. TO Judge Nicol, of Prince VII
liam county, Va, in which Nr. Snow saws In
regard TO the Maryland and Virginia railroad.
that the delay IN its construction has been to see
what could be done in regard to its connections
now that both the Piedmont and Valley rail
roads are sure to be built, and adds =" If Won
can assure us that the Potomac and Manassa
will be pushed forward, there is not the Slightest
doubt that our company will commence at 0ace
the building of our railroad" Judge NicoIr in
his answer, says 80 am assured by the prirIci-
pal stockholders in our road, (the Potomac and
MaDassas.) that it's construction depends unon
the subscription of seventy five thousand dollars
stock by our county, to be voted upon ct the am
preaching election. If this stock is taken the
work will be entered upon and pushed to com
pleton in short time"
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Mr.. HARMON BURNS, a respected resident of
South Washington, and well known to the citi-
ztns of the District of Columbia, having been
the proprietor Of one of the most exters iye shoe
stores on Pennsylvania avenue for q number of
years. idied on Saturday of peuro.pneumonia.
air. Burns was in his 55th year. The funeral
took place from his late residence, corner of L
and til streets southwest, this afternoon.
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THE RUBISsTyIy-wIEyIAw CONCERTS
commence next Monday evening at Lincoln
Hail, and will be undoubtedly the finest con-
certs ever given in this city. Rubinsteln has no
superior, probably, in the world, and Wieniaw-
ski not more than one. The music given al
these concerts cannot but afford a rich treat to
classical musicians. OF course, here as else
where, the house will be crowded to overflow
ing.
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a VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT of imported and
domestic cloths, cassimeres, ready made cloth
which DEFY competition, and perfect dit gusran-
teed, at Roman & Coxs, 5O7 7th street.
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LOCAL NEW s.


n IaEd! TAea.sr Mr.. j. q. Ssvile IN 'Ro;e-
dale
dane =, etc
Co. lor.Ii4 E1r-Concert by the Marine Band.
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NEW PLAN FOR THE FRENCH RspuBLrC.-
The Paris papers fOreshadOw the adoption at the
tional amendment making Theirs president for
life, creating an upper chamber and the office of
vice president, partially remOdelljng the Assem-
bly,, and providing restriction upon the right OF
universal su tfraee.
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COM0ENCING TO ROLL.
PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION
NOW IN THE CITY Is
wOLFORD d sHILBERG's,
NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
South Seventh Street,
10 yheh e tS be found the best assorted stock Of
Il 's and &isTER DE 4 s5obs
Black and Colored Silks,
Plain En spS sa GiStb. O q III Shades,
Black and Colored Moheir AIpacas,
pam and Corded single Width Alpacas
p,A Prints OF most Choice Styles.
Bleached and Brown Cottons in all Widths,
Blankets cs e. and T29lsn. Of all de.erp
In connection with the aboye named Goods are also
Kept o large variety Of
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
ehasers from far and near.
~ REMEMBER
The Arcade.
No. 421 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH.
Between and =.
IN; Bafiye cents viii convey person from any
ment. WV sezs-sm
NEW FALL GOODS AT
BBODHEAD b CO.'S.
Lovely Dress Goods Of this seasons importation In
the newess and most desirable Ooors and QUALITIES
Goods Of same shade for PolonAise, may be found;
ESQ: Black Silks, Black AlpacAs, Oashmeres,
Whit. Red and Grey Flanaels, Canton Flsn,
nels, wster Proofs; sh.wls, Tewsts, BLANKETS:
sS.s Vii u .aa f hS% roe 6ssa ~
and essmins oar stock before purchssing elsewhere
and you will SAVE MONTY by 80 doing.
-. - BRoDHEAD 4 CO.,
LADIES SHDEhEkAB and GENTS SHIRTS
direct from the Manuscturers, whole sale prices
GENTS SHIRTS made 10 order On short
notice. ee1s-lm
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ONE THOUSAND CUBAN INSURGENTS entered
the tDwR Of Guisa on the 10th instant, and
burned fifty houses Government troops en-
countered and repulsed the insurgents. Seven
of the latter and three OF the Spaniards were
killed
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WILCOX 81 GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Infelligencer Building. 10 %
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W AsRINGToN,D D. c., October y 1874.
w Inconseouence Of enhanced price Of Labor and
Provender, we hereby notify customer that the
monthy rate Of Livery for horse and vehicle,
viii be 10 Per month, frome aAd At ter November
ns Uei.-eos. ~ ? GREEN Ss sssse .,sss;
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ORDER DEPARTMENT, second floor.
New and handsome goods recently added.
An Inspection involves no obligation to pur
chase.
One price only. GEO. G. HRNNING,
No. 40 9TH street northwS It.
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THR NEW YORK AvKeUx INJUNCTION CIsp
In the court in general term this afternoon m
case Of Harkness ct al. agt. the board of pubIic
works lthe New York syenue Injunction easel
was taken Up.
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CITY LIE MS,

Buy the best article, the Halford Leicester
shire Table Sauce.
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ONE WOMAN GOING TO VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
The Norwich Conn, board of selectmen on
Saturday admitted to the rights of elector Mrs.
Sarah III. L. b huntington, and she will vote for
presidential electors. She is believed to be the
first female voter thus admitted.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., October n, 1879.
w In Consequence Of enhanced prices Of Laoor
and Proyender. hereby notify my customers that
the monthly rate Of Livery, for single horse aud
hiele, will be go per month, from and after Novem-
Der first. j. g. MATLOCK,
: oc23-e<St No 6Sl @ street N. W,
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To DEMONSTRATE the Pons Asinorum OF
Father Euclid requires much study and severe
mental toll. To read Caesars minute descr. D.
ton of that bridge is also difficult hut no draw
several ten and five dollars prizes at the great
GIT photograph store, No. 3l5 9th street, near
pennsylvania avenue, is a pleasant and agreea-
be task, as enchanting as basking in the smiles
OF beauty in some vine enshrouded bower. Call
and be convinced.
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REMEMBER T..
EILvERBER6's
n ErRoPoLIrAN DOLLAR sroR

q METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
oes-tr SIS 1rB STREET. NEAR PnSNA. AVE.
N0IlCETHIS IS TO NOTIFY PERSONs
A. a kseping Horses with me that the price
from nVs ~ VIII ~, % 80 horse Per Tonth ~
MIN9S National Stables. oc2s-3t-
0L,-E b. KELLOGG, Of No. II Cedar street,
NV York, manufactures o TRANSPARENT
1n6tN1 OIL. which endures BEST winter sperm
on temseraturs, 10 ~ haDdsome in color, q free
from odor or gum, aDd - veil adapted 70 All
thirds the price. Thts OIL 10 now In use By most Of
the newspaper Offices In the District OF Columbia,
and has been fer the PAST two years, oc5- Ot
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BTRACS, the ClOthieP,
STRAUSS, the ClOthief,
STRAUS, the ClOthier,
l0ll PENNeYLvANIA AVENUE,
10l1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
10lI PENNLYLVANIA AVENUE,

Three Doors from Eleventh Street.
Three Doors from Eleventh Street.
Three Doors from Eleventh Street,
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: If you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a first-class manner
sent them to A. Fisher, No. 6lS 9th street, oppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor Will gi We Won
satisfaction without fail. e2I Z.
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iNPRovEMENTs.-Mr.J j. q. Naylor, contrac-
ror, Is building on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween "a and streets northwest, one brick
tLree-stOry house with store, bake-house and
stah.s attached. with brown stone trimmings,
Eil.oSH. he is also building, on 9Th street. be-
tween L. and NJ streets northwest one three
st"ry DICK building for j. s. Tomilnson, com
fss,hs i"o stores, a Dwelling, and Q printing
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RELIEF FOR THE FEET-Fes. al psr Vtsit-
CorIs extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, &c relieved and cured, at Dr. Whites
NO. $50 18th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury.
THERMOMETERS and Baron meters are repaired
ano made TO order by Hempier. near * street
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I'd BE HANGED on TIITRSDAY,
Jenkins. the Wife Murderer.

EIs APPLICATION FOR COMPUTATION or SEN
TESCR.
The application or the friends of George W.
Jeh klns, convicted OF the murder OF his wife
and -eTteEced 70 be executed on THURSDAY next
Eas 70 day referred by the attorney general to
the district attorney. and the latter made An nm
favorable report thereon. The petition in this
case il signed by from IS TO 100 citizens, snd
they ask Communication of sentence 70 impris-
OnIDent for lite, or al least a repreve for a few
weeks tor the sake Of the mother and children
OF Jenkins District Attorney Fisher in his re-
port recites the facts in the case, and SAYS he
sees no reason why the sentence of the law
should not be promptly executed.
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ALPHABETICAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Containing Cards cfFiut-elss Estsblishnsru
in al Ranches Of Business IL tie District.

AGRICULTURAL wAREHOUsEs.
JOIN A bAkEa. s7s : . La ave o. stA 3 ioth ss
ALE DEPO1S.
y LANDvSs CO, Albany Ale rs Is. svsnus.
PALHsR & GEsEN. GAsssys Phil's Ale, Georket's'
ARG HKTLCTs.
THos. n, PLOSxAS; n. Q. A. b, cor ssh . q.
AIT GALLBRIEA
H. Barlow II, Pa. sve., be-, ~ ,pd If,h sss
AE1ORNEYS-AT.LAW
EpwAHp Z. lNSERseIL, I5i, opposite City Hall.
joan D. CLARI. g. issb Street northwest
4 tRLNsLE, sol e.toT OF Glsinas, ca iSth stIeet.
Z w7swhfi, q q :. MAJ briSins, III fii x,
J. ". QESvER. us Pennsylv snis ave. northwest.
Wx Pr ses BElL, e2g street, kotssy P1s -!
AN5ksw 8 DrgALL, { ~ and i sts, % City e all.
nKNRi ". GIRNETr, Columbia Law BUILDS, sth e
Z L scHs1Dr, Columbia Law Building, sIh street
RqrTToRP, Hsoe bilsies is.s 50 - ~
AICTIoEEERs.
NN u NILL Co, :. ". cor. Pa. ag. ard stk ct.
r. JuHNsO Pa. we, corner "a Strset sasf
AWNINGS, FLAGS, &C.
JSHN Z. hosAN, rs ms-set SPACE.
:, .os Az, s. LIS sve, let. sih sid Tte STE
GRO hRAFET, Isss p. sy.., e,-esr ls-a strett.
'AA., las sa.l Pie Bread. % E ospitsi st.
HOY DIR BAND, IN ITO street. .stxssu G .uaB
HANKS AND BANEERS.
RlGss Co, Executive avenue, corner isth1
FRsEDNsN's savixs a FRTsr 90 p 500 \, -
hooZk PAWN, as 18th IT, opp Treasure psrt
BILLIARD SALOONS.
SFAIoN Hall B.LLsAkDSaLoON corner s,h " -.
BELL-HANGERs a LOCKsMITRS.
srSANEi,rKR, lsE st between Eth and 18Th sts
Il. kTxsifxs. FEC BsiIs LIZ rs,en, Sfse
BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
n, bAksc RLaSS Asrse shoeIng. SC. ~ Ma ave
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
Cold aIooded llurder.

We hear of cold blooded murder
recently committed near Moscow-the
names Of the parties We did not learii.
4 man who lad been at work for Mr..
Jordan was paid of and had sos in
mcpey. He got about half drunk and
a companion Induced him to take a
walk out into The woods. When they
arrived in the woods, the companion
raid he saw squirrel, aud wanted the
Others pistol 10 shoot it. lie handed
him the pistol, remarking you 20 and
shoot the squirrel and I'll lie down be
hind this tree aud sleep y while >
lie had barely time to 60 to sleep
when his companion slipped up on him
and shot him, killing him almost in
stantly. The murderer Is now in Jail
at Clinton aud will be tried at the next
term OF the Hickman Circuit Court
Io6acco Plat.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

New Salem, lnd has devil worship
per aud IS proud Of hin. Black Bill
is bis name and cobling IS his trade
lie lives the life Of hermit. aud never
washes, shsves, or GUS his hair, which
is very black. He is MT handsome.
but what he lacks in beauty he makes
up in piety. tie Is tremendously pi
ols, but believes the religious basis
Of the whole world is wrong. lie
.holis that men worship the wrong
being. aud that man would be happier
aud more successful If he were to offer
up his devotions to and ask the aid Of
his Satanic niajesty, instead of appeals
ing to the Throne Of Light. He pre-
tends to believe that Satan is the true
God Of the world and ought TO have
due respect paid TO him as such Black
Bill lately tried to get up young
mems devils association aud start a
prayer meeting after his own creed
but the enterprise failed, and be is as
Jet the only. acknowledged member Of
The sect VI csgil EorzhippsTs.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

PRoTRAcTED MEETING - Ed Cole
man. assisted by ofhe sble ministers,
will commence Pro,racied meeting
this evening, Services al tho usual
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
HARRIET REPORTs.


NEw YoRK, Nov IS.
Gold-The gold market was heavy
to day with prices lower during the
morning but higher in the afternoon.
opening at ll34 and closing at 1l3!a
li35c
CottoD-Cotton higher with good
export demand, niddling uplands l95e
General Market-Flour unchanged
Wheat frmer Corn less ue,ive but
unchanged Coffee, Rio l5al84c.
~. Louis Market
ST. LouIs. Nov. l3.
Cotton market duh with prices uomi-
nal. middlios lSc Flour quiet aud
unchanged Wheat firm, No ? spring
81 0Sa1 %. Corn and other grains
firm with prices unchanged. Bacon
dull, shoulders 6sc, clear rib sides ll5
clear sides lit
Memphis warket
MEMPHIS. Nov. IL.
Cotton market active with prices
higher, middlipg Isle. Flour and
corn meal unchanged. Corn 5Sa60c
Bulk meats and lard unchanged.
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS Nov 1S.
Cotton in demand and prices strong
er, middling 1899. Corn dull and
easier. mixed Coo. white 69c Bacon
dull and lower. Ole, l14I12tc. Sugar
common Sc.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

THERE are six cases ofrmaH p0K in
Columbus. Sumers. OF the Dispatch
snsgeS; that as The patients aesd rest
the citizens should no, make them ner
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

Proceedings of Fulton County
Court-Eovenaber Term-JnO
yvfDgafe. Judge.
LICENSE TO soLEMSIzK NATRIMoSY.
Lieesse granted to Rev. III. Bur-
ton to solenmhize the rites Of marriage.
SETTLEMENTS CONFIRMED.
The settlement of Jas. Asbell. ad
ministrator Of Aaron Asbch, confirmed
and ordered 10 record
Report az Isaac Akers, guardian Of
W. F. Goiu heirs, ordered to record.
ALLOWED.
Jack Tally. allowed SIS, fOr care OF
Nancy sanders
ADNISIsTRATIoSs
Mary f Oakley. appointed admin
istratrix OF the estate of ". &. Oak
ley. decd; and Hugh Cooper, Cbss.
I. Nichols. aud j. F. Bushsrt. ap-
praisers of the estate and to set apart
widows DOVER
SETTLEMENTS FILED.
The settlement of oven w. Miles,
Executor of W c. Carter, decd, fled
for exceptions.
BoSnsMES RELEASED.
Hardin Maddox, released from fur
iher liz bilities ou the bond Of /. NJ
Bradley, as guardian Of Robert Lee
Bradley.
REsIGSATIONs.
Joshua NaiIor. resigned as guardian
Of Samuel Wilson's heirs.
4. T. Bre,ard resigned the Office Of
Surveyor of Fulton county.
APPoISrMESr.
". 4. Jones, appointed Surveyor Of
bsiou county, until the ensuing regular
election.
RULE.
Henry Debow ruled to make settle
ment as guardian CT Joe, Nina and
Thos NJ. Luna on or before the next
term Of this court.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The cases of the NJ. G. Railroad
q gainst Sal ie Br W. aud Sam l. Thenp
sons heirs, continued.
Same against a q Kimbro aud
wife and Lee Collins, stricken from the
docket.
Same sga'ust P. NJ. Willinghar,
commissioners report confirmed.
Same against \. Reynolds
versed by plaintiff, aud trial set FOR ID
day Of the December term of this
court.
Same against D. T. Sane aud wife
suit abates as to d. F. Sane,-tra-
verSed fled BY the wife-aud trial set
for ID day OF the next term Of this
court.
Same aeainst ". L. Thomssou's
d. Kingmau. appointed guar
dian ad Item for Nancy X. and JAS.
T. Thomson. infant defendants, sud
ease continued.
Same against Jas. VI Caldwell and
by plaintiff. aud case
-ct for the lst day of the next term Of
this court.
Same against Jno Alezander's heirs,
continued with alias summons.
Ordered that the Sheriff summon 80
Jurors for the next term Of this court
LEvEE POLL. BOOKS.
Certificates and poll books Of the
election held at City Hall in Hickman
aud Civil District. No. 6, on the 19,h
day of October, 1872, as to the accep-
tance Of the provisions Of al set of the
approved Jan. 1872, or
dered to be fled and recorded.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16
. cen.us E.ery fl.e Years.

General Walker, Superintendent
Of the Census Bureau. in report late
ly made to the Interior Department.
advises that here after the census be
taken every FIVE years. This is good
suggestion No Industrial statistics
were collected by Law of Congress
before the census of 1910; aud pub
lie oppinion has been slow to appreciate
The yaluo of information of this kind
Ifan animal census we're taken, and
the expense substractea from the sum
appropriated to support the army aud
navy. it would hardly De missed
Statistics relating to agfleulture. min
ing, manufactures. inland and foreign
commerce. supplies that kind of
knowledge which Is the nations great
eet power.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-16

Is no,o prepared 70 compete ,eith any
Furaifare .horhet az the Hlcst He
are ao,e prepared 70 Jl1l any order on
short Hoftce.