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The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
The protes,an, &iiiamre.
The Great Religions Nsoyc-
e-ao

The Great RciisiOas Nioyc-
izsfn1.
We d5n. know that re comprehend
,ns meaning of the great religious COZ
vocation uow ia session iu New York.
- certainly shall not purposely trend
she toes OF any OF our West Ken
n dsnomiustiona. 6h1 are ever
70 'spute on these questions, bar
10 our niod this gast assemblase OF
ohErAns are anxiousl5 seeking
cog basis up5n which all religious
set y stand. There ePpeNrs to be
d. and representatives, from
"a alton and tribe in 'he world
Il isHIke that the present basis only
com prehends the union of Protestant
churches ard denominations. but prob
ably their broad view Of charity and
tolcrance may get take in its scope the
refizious world. Tshsiz-
s ..ss 5ssiiorIn. II We can 50 dsszerih
il. il, "iD essentials, unity in non es-
senfials, liberty iu all things, charity
The different sects, deuominstions,
churches, among the Pro;esiants, il
their gxeatest obstacle. and If this csD
~ passed by united church. it
ess ~ would prove a great blessing
o. the great diviues in this con
veas illustrated this point -iu this
wsSf
Rev. Mr. Weldon. Of London. being
called upon 10 address the conference.
explained his idea CT Christian unity.
~ said he would give as a motto, J.
)lurihus Unnm which be would trans
Date, Unity in Variety. Applause
As the States have their own laws, aud
there is supreme legislature over all,
20 let all Christian ceuomioaiious re
tain their technical differences aud form
unity IL, variety The external differ
ences IL the church keep the thought
less away from the divine truth By
coordination essential Christians would
errivs an outspokeu vote thar 8hstever
might be their technical or mechanical
differences. there -E5 real difference
between men bound b. one spif:t aud
one eternsl Lord.
Would it not be weil ror the rim
isters Of the different denominations
throughout the country to discuss ths
idea of unioU, instead of disputine
on their respective doeiripal points SO
popular in these days No minister
! kMd probably dispute the idea 10
Sfrsl svuse. bat iels haze ~ prac-
work Of movement tor the
u of al denominations. leaving
20 thiak and act according 70 the
ltes Of Judgment a. to nou essen
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
BULLS WORM DESTROyr

Extract If a Letter from GU .
VILIASow, WALKEn cousTT, G. q
June 20, 1896.
DR.. John BuiI-- Dear Sir: 2 hav-,ri7
Gently given your Worm Destroyer scesNr
trials, and fnd it wonderfully efiicAcIosE.
II has not failed in a single instance Il.
have the wished for effect am doing \
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use for some article OF the kind.
am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, MI
7. $50 unqualified aud numerous arc
the .estimonials in favor Of my Worm De-
stroyer that newspaper space is entirely
too small % tell itr merits.
II is 40 infaliible remedy for Worlr--'
Try 1t and be convinced. See my journal
for more fall description.
JOHN BULL.
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A NEw-pA prR-OLD WnIoERY.-

A NEw-PA pgR-OLp WuIGERY.-
Ne have received copy Of the Jack
soa CourisT. edired aud published By
Ms~n. Gates aud Handy. which Is
taa .iy Que Of the best looking
in-this section. aud which has
Z. !. &. Z. :..:. s.: ..:..'::: ! ::.::: ::
espouze the ienias fa,uas idea Of re-
wing ;be old whig party, AMI Of de-
stpci0g bitterly the old Democratic
Eriy THIS i The prompiings OF old
5lime hste on the part OF the senior Of
the Co,as.r, snd hnds no sympathy
with the people. who have happily
united ancient whiggery and democ
rscy in oppo=iliou 10 The Republican
party. The Jackson Courier assumes
hat the Democracy has 40 regular
organization in lie field except in the
State Of Texas. Ii woaid be well for
the seuior -ef- the Courier to read cor
rectIy the rsmpaigns nos in progress
IN Ohio and New York. where straight
Democratic tickets alone contests the
field. With the exception of one or
1.-TWO Southern States, there is no orren-
efzed opposition to the Republican party
10 any Of The States, except the Demo-
cratic party. Therefore, the course
lszarked out by the senior of the Cour
can subserve no useful purpose,
zlsss to weaken the Democracy by
citing old animosifies and feuds.
ss talk Of ehiggery is the rawlings Of
liiieal sealAy-
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FIRsT blood for the GraDgers They
have shown their hands aud made their
first fight and won their first victory
in Nodaway county, y county here
tofore has been irrevocably redeemed,
and the Farmers Democratic ticket is
elected.-.St Louis Times.
The greatest confidence is expressed
in the national banks at Nashville, and
the confidence is practically illustrated
by the fact tyst Wholesale and retail
merchants dePAt their money iu them
a. ueusl.
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,,na 4..ink,. EIecih.'

!. Next Tuesday Oetsr5 elections
viii he he'a 1'l~ifIfo. ~ Pennsylvania,
lodiansa. llama. AI iowa In Ohio The Deiu
1cTats have taken high ground run
gine n siraiehr ticket headed by the
veteran Nin. Allen for Governor. His
Radical rival Is FL Z Noyea, while l..
/ Collins he's recentiy come 10 The
surface os the caBd.iate OF third, so
called lpeerle'>' party. 4 l4isl'sn.
,nt-t.ateeaor, Ja-iices Of fhe supreme
Couri. Attorney General, STATE Vrs"s
nrer, Ccmrtcallsr ana menbeF oi
Rosri Of Public Works are also TO be
elected.
'fhs election IN Iowa embraces Gov
erpA Lieu'enau'. Supreme Judges
~ n=etintende t Of Education, a.
= SS.e Legislature. The railroad
qoes,fon enters largely into the can
vass The Radicals ss6minated .
straight ticbe, hcsdea'eHT6y Cyrus c.
Carpenter. for Governor, while the
Opposition under the banner Of. Anti
Monopoly arc running Jacob q Vail
Pennsylyania elects a Supreme
Judge for fisren years. State Treas
nrcr for OF, ytar. and 4 Legislature.
The Republican nominee for Treasurer,
r. ". Mackey, has been mixed up
with MI the official corruption of the
State for the past tive years The
democratic nominee ia F NJ Hutch
inson. For Supreme Judge. the can
didstes are Jas r Ludlow. Democrat,
aud I.aac C. Gortdn, Republican.
Califoruis elects on the l5th, one
Judge Of the Supreme Court aud some
lorul Judges.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
r. CREEDLE,
Island.-~s

- e.
FTNHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE RE-
specially notified that a good FERRY
has been established at the foot of Island
Eight-l0 miles below Hickman. KY, and
8 miles above New Madrid Mo.
BaS- This route is shorter by many
miles than that afforded by Ferries above
or below, for emigrants going into Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, or Texas, and has good
roads leading to and from it. The old
road on the Missouri side to the Pole road
il being put in good condition.
BsA- Emigrants save nearly one days
travel by this route.
Bay- Good houses of entertainment on
either side of the river.
aug2 A. j. WILKERSON.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

We are glad to note that our Hicks
man produce buyers are still paying
out greenbacks, at the highest possible
figures. for cotton, eic.
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ERRATTA.

Three pounds spring butter, Mrs. W. 3.
McGehee. premium and certificate.
Can of pears, Mrs. y. S. Anderson, prm,
Mrs. J. f. Marrs, certificate.
Blackberry jam, Mrs. b. c. Ramage,
premium.
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fttdieal.
Dr.. A. A. Taris.

OFFERS his professional services TO the
citizens Of Hickman and vicinity.
Thankful for past favors, and solicit q
continuation OF the liberal patronage ex-
tended.
Rsstdence-Planter' Hotel.
janl. II.
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Talker, up as q stray

10y ADAM sEMoNEs, one mile west
* Of the town Of Hickman, KY, one
small DEEP BAY HORSE, branded on
right shoulder M. l.. or - worth
about sixty dollars.
The above is true copy of this stray
notice on my books OF this date.
s273t J. +. MARRS, J. p. +. c.
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Ny journal abounds with similar q
ters, all Of which I guarantee 10 be "a
uine and written by the persons "
10 not suffer yourse1f 10 be imposf1
Don; be drawn away after new aIyadpR
ful experiments. Don't risk your
by letting noyices experiment ulsle,f ts'
with their trash.
My Sarsaparilla has stood the test ~
twenty five years; it is still the Sak
parilla Of the day, and Of the age, "a
ing over ali others in popularity q
curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying sni
of on you other extracts OF Sarsnpi
SO called. Remember it il Dr. Johnf
Sarsaparilla, of Louisville, Ky, thaS5
the old and reliable remedy for imyurr
Of the blood and scrOfulus affection. Al
bear that in mind.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
Bulls SARSAPARTEIl

Read the following extract Of letter
from Mrs. Rivers, wife OF Reverend Dr
Rivers, one Of the most learned, eloquent,
aud popular Ministers Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and who is at present
stationed at BroadNa ay Church, Louisville,
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

Dr. Iohn bull Dear Sir: Many thAnYt1
TO you for the medicine you have 30 hind
ly given me. J have been n great sufferer
for years, and had the advise Of various
physicians. some pronounced NY spine,
some my lungs. and some my heart 20 bs
the seat Of my disease. have been burnt.
blistered and cupped until had become
disheartemed. Several very eminent ply
sicians who examined my spine informed
me that was threatened with paralysis
or appoPlexy any day, and that nothing
but seton would relieve nc. had =
perfect horror Of that aud was hesitAtihg
about having one inserted, when YOU
kindly sent me your Sarsaparilla which 1
immediately begun 20 take three timer
day. Lad suffered terribly with most
acute pain in the right eide OF my head.
especially when I would read or wrlts
for any length Of ;ime, and on rising TO
bmy feet ] would be perfectly blind for
several minutes, and would have 90 hold
to something to prevent falling.
] am most happy to inform you that The
pain in my head is entirely relieved;
suffer but seldom with my spine aud then
not SO acu,ely. My appetite is good -
deed for the first time in my life 4
my dinner more than any meal N
the day.
You kindly sent nc four bottles
last night, ANA began again thb
ing, and | hope 20 he entirely recs
Please nccep, my heartfelt thsnkeef
best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful = t,-'
~ Is. Z. RIvsAHi5
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TEE MARKET.
Fresh Meats. ETC. Etc,
W. EE. ROPER s. CO, an
W . nounce that they have opened

W . nounce that they have opened
BUTCHER SHOP,
On Carol street, next door 10 B. c. Ram
ages Marble Shop, aud will keep, con-
stantly, FRESH MEATS. BUTTER, EGos, etc,
and the very best quality.
BE1y- The highest market price paid for
we'll fatted beayes and sheep, and also
fresh butter and eggs.
sept27--tf
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81. LOWS, April 80. =.

IT. LoVIsi April 30. "a
On. JoHS BrIL-Dear Sir: knowing
the efficiency OF your Sarsaparilla, AMI
the healing and beneficial qualities il
possesses, send you the following state
ment Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago
was taken prisoner and confined for sir
teen months. Being moved so often, my
wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat Ny u moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips. My general
health is impaired, and need something
10 assist nature / have more faith ia
your sarsaparilla ;han in anything else
wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles aud obliga
Carr. c. =. JOHNSON.
2. s.-The following was written April
3oth, 1866, BY Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother
OF Capt johnson.
Or. John Bull--Dear Sir. Ny husband,
DR.. &. 5. Johnson, was skillful surgeon
and physician In Central New York,
where he died, leaving the above G. .
Johnson 10 my care. At thirteen yeats
Of age be had a chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave your Sarsapa-
rilla. II cured him. have FOR ton years
recommended it TO many in New York,
Ohio and Iowa. for scrofnla, fever sores.
and general debility. Perfect success has
atte Glcd il. The cures effected in some
cases Of sorSfula and fever sores were
almost miraculous. l am very anxious
for my son 10 again have recourse 70 your
Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful OF gofting
spurious article, hence his writing 20 you
for it. His wounds were terrible, bot
believe he will recover.
JpV~rp r0u~env
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
Money Panfc.

The money panic appears to be
growing cafmer, aud outlook brighter
10 the great money ccuters- Some
suspended banks have resumed busi
ness, aud some produce 10 beginning to
move overrhe leading railroads.
OpinioDs are 60 contrary as TO the
effect of alt this pauic upon the general
country, aud whether the storm is
kasscd Or not, that anything We might
i,e would only be unreliable con
.s-ture. The dry goods trade, which
is considered the real barometer of the
money market, Is more lively in New
Ygyhbsn many anticipated, but some
ofi largest houses are topplng and
y g Money is tight every where,
q reu.sio SO until public conf
(1mS6s restored, which will come by
derr1e5
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

Boston Charley aud Black jim were
led on the scaftold first, and Sconchin
next They tread on it with apparent
Indifference aud iron nerve, having ey>
s--.-1=.l .0-@-=-~...sr-~-S,sAi lss-.s
lave lived. Jack went c1sify UP rTf
stairway, but looking wretched and
miserable. The mauacles had been
struck off, but their arms we're securely
niuioned With cord.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

Saddle mare or gelding. r. F. Haun,
premium, 5. I. Hayden, certificate.
HARNESS AND BUGGY HORSES.
Pair of matched horses or matched
mares, G. NJ. Herring, premium, 7. II.
Hargrass, certificate.
Buggy horse or mare, S. T. Hayden,
premium, Dave Alexander, certificate.
Pair matched mules, IL. p. Hawkins,
prem, Brown Il jackson, certificate.
Special premium of SO to the lady
taking the greatest number of premiums
in the following classes. to-wit: Ladies'
manufacture, dairy, pantry, needlework,
and fine arts, Mrs. l.. W. White.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

CONNECTICUT has voted to keep her
capital at Hartford.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
cH1LLs AND FEvER

g .ss1Eqs saaAcases. Usnally, this n, 49,
cfrie WIZ Got require any aid 90 keep tilS
bowels in good order; should the patient,
however, require cathartie medicine
after having taken three OF four doses .
the Tonic. ngle dose Of BULLS wa.
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be suf5cieat
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Sl7s4OOO OCo

which shows that Sl,7S4,OOO OCO
of the total annuaksonsumption is manu-
featured here at hone. The 5000 00J,0oO
worth imported iss taxed about A. per
cent. average, andssa ais az goes into the
Treasury-of the s<RW&-rt the re
naming SI,73i 0sfoOO eoriE manufae-
tured in this county is sold 10 the con
sumers at the sase price Of the goods
which have been isported and paid 10 per
cent tariff tax; AID we see that this IS
per cent has bgu collected on that
amour, also, aqfhsee that over ., sepes
each year direce ethe manufacturers.
Ia it surprising tiRttbose who receive
this sum every ye,r get rich; aud is IL at
all surprising that hose who have to pay
itremain poor. fig -tarin makes trans
portation, and all tie farmer buys, high,
and all he sells low Then. We see the
reason why the farmers complain, and we
see that the compaint is just, and the
assertion of grievances aud burdens
true. In another article propose TO pnr
sua the subject further, ard offer Z plan
70 femedy aud remove this oppressive and
Fuinous monopoly. Yours,
EDWARD CRossLAND
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
FIFTH DAY.
FINE AREA

Wax Covers, Miss Fannie Tye, prem.
Oil painting, Mrs. Bowman, premium.
Painting water colors, Miss Mamie
Cow gill, premium, Miss Stella Hellner,
certificate.
Crayon sketch or drawing, Mrs Jack
Rogers, prem, Mrs. Bowman, certificate.
Specimen feather flowers, Mrs. Bowman,
premium.
Specimen balr flowers, Miss Rachael
Beasley, Hickman county. premium, Miss
Carrie Drewry, certificate.
HORSES FOR ALL WORK.
Stallion 4 years old and over, Bell s
Davis, prem, Il. D. Cresup, certificate.
Stallion year old, NJ. Walker premium,
B. W. Tull, certificate.
Mare 4 years old and over, DR.. Sam
Luton, prem, Miles & Murphy, cert.
Mare years old and under 4, r. c.
Prather, jr., prem, b. w Tull, certificate.
Mare years old ana under 3, W. L.
Alcxan der, sr., prem, DR.. G. s Miles. crt.
Mare year o:d and under ,, e. W.
Baird, prem, B. W. Tull, certificate.
Mare | year Old, Frank Nelson, prem,
". L. Alexander, sr.. certificate.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Stallion of any age Carter McGehee,
prem, Bell & Davis, certificate.
Mare of any age, DR.. S. Luton, prem.
Miles & Murphy. certificate.
GELDINGs FOR ALL WORK.
Gelding years old and over, Willis
Coon, premium, e. c. Edwards, certificate,
Gelding 3 years old and under 4. p. L.
Foulkes, prem. j. W. Cowgirl, certificate.
Geldins years old, 5. o. Buckley,
premium, Jos. Hale, certificate.
,ttrr ocsrTss
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their gxeatest obstacle, and II this CAD
~ passed by a united church. i,
ess y would prove great blessing
Os the great diyines in this con
veas illustrated THE poinl ciu this
waX<
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

IL noRRIFIEp spEcrAroRs

As the drop fell with torrib dead
ly thug, four poor human beings fell in
to eternity, and half smothered cry
OF horror went up from the crowd of
FIVE hundred Klamath Indians who
Witnessed the awful spectacle. Walls
Of deep and bitter anguish went up
from the stockade, where the wives
and children of the poor fellows had a
fair view of the sickeuing scene.
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q NV II PEk-VJLD WEIUEKf =
Ne have received i copy Of The Jack
soo Courier. edired aud published By
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

Saddle stallion of any age, W. II. Green,
prem, Jno. R. McGehee, sr., certificate.
Saddle mare Of any age, Dave Baker,
prem, II. p. Hawkins, certificate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

sertion, modesty being the Young mans
fear Of successful contradiction, as WAS once
before remarked by one OF you gentlemen Of
the press. 1t was original then.
Mr.. Phil saup, the "Tcy KIM" has q
magnificent stock OF goods-just the GOOD.
for holiday presents 10 children. lmade n
few purchases OF hin the other dpy-s dol
for my BABY sister End other goods for my
two brothers-and was Astonished 10 see so
large and SO well.selected 3 stock IN Cairo.
Mr.. Burger has removed into bis new
stand at the corner Of Ninth street and Com.
mercial avenue, where hs is doing driving
business in dry.goods.
Chris. hahuy, the energetic and never.
ssy.die merchant, Is am glad to say doing
q better business than he ever did before.
! his stock 10 large aud was selected with
. much good taste.
X. smythe & Co. have procured very
| large stock of all Kinds OF foreign and do
nestle liquors. and have opened wholesale
store at their old stand, No. 60, Ohio leyee.
l cannot too strongly Recommend Messrs.
Il. Il Cot the public as upright business
nicn-apd I'm sure they will receive large
share OF the patronage OF Cairo and The sur.
rounding country.
| : Our merchants should advertise more
than they 30. Most Of them say, "Well,
| we will when times become better" but
that will not answer Now is the time 10
strike. In this conviction submit to the
consideration OF such merchants, the follow
Ing from the Milwaukee '.New-;'
Ate, the crash Of ls57. ~hea everybody '-iret
most ~ DEATH and the croakers predicted thai the
| country had gone to snasn, try-goocs house was
opened in this ciiywheh proceeded on te principle
that In order reach the boarded money 10 the pock
cts OF III. people the tropret1s must sell Al very reA
| ,onzble prices and advertise very largely. They
| worked vigorously upon this principle Their brother
merchants who did not advertise pred ced that these
| nea comeIs would be ruined, as they paid too much
fsI advertising. Nevertheless they persisted. In !.
single year they paid sdJO in gold 10 the Daily VIZ
cons.n fT advertising, aud at the eGd Of year,
they retired from business with fortune " ylt Udo,
| while other merchants on the same .,e'i some VI
| lh.un opposite their store, had .-l.si.
Carrico 4 Co.. have lsr.e stock of
toys for sale at their popular stand, on
Washington avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
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CHAPTER V.
A VOICE FOR WAR TOO LATE,

Ia Which May he Found a Patriotic Poem Which
should Have Deen Published Two Weeks Ago.
We women admire brave men, and most
Of us have a smile and kind word tor the
soldier, brave in battle, who, the conflict
having been decided, with bluff trankncss
can grasp the hand OF his enemy in honest
friendship. That Gen. Sherman-b bluff and
rough, but brave and kind-hesrtcd, Tecum-
seh---is . soldier of this metal, no one who
has read his letter to Gen. Forrest can
doubt. ~ wish TO fight for the govern.
ment," says Forrest. al would unhesitat-
iugly accept his services, and give him .
prominent place." says shermsu. Iapplaud
Forrest and sherman--applaud them both
to the echo. This is, indeed, the hour Of re.
Cancellation. The Blue and the Gray, who
shed each Others blood on tho border be-
tween the Nsrth and south, now meet and
clasp hands under the folds Of the old nag,
eager to vindicate the honor Of their CON.
mon country. The fact brings to my rscol-
lection SCOTS poem OF "Msrch, march II.
trick and Trcvoitsdale," and tempts me-
although tho war.coud has vanished, TO
pAraphrase 1t thus:
RECONCILIATION OF TIE BI.CE AMI yHE
GRAY.
March, march Northern and Southern men,
March ye now bravely, and march ye in order
March, march sherman and Forrest, then
The Blue and the Gray II shake hands on the Border
Only oAe banner spread
Flut,ers above your head,
BUT many a crest that 10 famous in story
Hasten, make ready then,
Northern and Southern men
Figh, far the flag and the great Unions .loD
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14
CHATTER IL.
ABOUT SEVERAL PERSONS.

H. Which Something Is Said Abou, People Kno~a
and Unknown 10 the Reader.
MR.. +. ID. ksxford, OF The ST. Charles
Hotel, returned TO Cairo Wednesday last
from Joliet, where he proposes 10 locate In
the hotel business.
Col. Taylor, who has been abseut At
New York, returned home last Thursday
night His business In the East has not trans.
PRED, but it is presumed TO have been In re-
la,ion TO the c. i st, Louis railroad. The Col
onel is devoting all his time and energies to
pushing forward that enterprise TO compile
ton, and Of course his New York journey
meant railroad. That is ff may be allowed
the expressionl the way put IL up.
II. q. cxford viii not, ut lesSt for the
time being, follow +. ID. TO Joliet. He will
probably live awhile with the gentle Jewett
q Judge Green was appointed to defend
pii,z, at his own expense, and Ia doing his
duty too well. lie secured . continuance for
hi, client, and will probably, II energy and
ability can do so, save the unfortunate
wrctch's neck.
rP. W. Barclay has been laid upfn the dry
dock for repairs. he is now almost III good
as new; and he took hisown medicines. This
fact commends him as q druggist worthy OF
patronage. The1aruggist who takeshis own
medicines In sickness, aud resovers, 10 won.
derh,lly honest man, and that is what p. w.
b. Is.
2 Mir. b. n. Rexford, the betwixt and
between aged brother Of our Rexords, aud
his WHO, left yesterday morning for Kansas
City. They were present at the Rexfsrd
party, Friday night, and witnessed the
Gaming operation "the old man. had 10 en-
dure. and the tureen gauntlet the madame
was compelled to run. ,-F
Z The injuries Judge Mulkey sustained
lately are not, we take much pleasure
In saying, az serious as was at hrst reported.