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The Hickman courier., 1873-02-15

CREDIT the Vest TeOnessee Demo
crat "a lady living in Weakley
county, near Garduer station, in her
forty sixth year, gave birth the other
day to her fifteenth child. and it weigh
ed 153lbs She says if she could have
a few more trials she could beat the
Giles county mother"
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Pay UP !!

Parties in debt to chas A. Holcombe,
are respectfully requested to come for
ward and settle and thereby save cost.
C. A. HOLCOMBE.
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|IoW Juei Nhlt say M.recr
Compounder Of Medicine is ston
man in the Southwest.
Twenty-Five or thirty years acoA
fellow citizens know full we'll, foA
behihd the prescription counter a
city of which nov dwell have
more people Of varions diseases thai
the physicians in Louisville put togeiA
Undoubtedly, for every single paiiA
that any Louisville physician has I ban
hundred. am 10 upstari Of yesterdaA
Ny medicines arc Il success great sue,
cess. Louisville is not large enough for
me TO have n competitor. ! mOnopolizol
the Wholesale Patent Medicine trade here.
One and another has tried, by copying
after me here in Louisville, TO eumpeie
with me, but. one after another. their guns
have been sileneed, and their Efforts have
been abortive.
My medicines aro good and answer te
purpose--that is the secret Of my success.
dy reputation n compounder u g0odi
reliable articles is fully established.
believe my Buehu aud Bromide o. Po-
tassiun IL the best article now in themar-
| ket for the cure Of all diseases Of the
| urinary or genit0-urinary organs, sueh
! ne Nocturnal lncontincnce. lrritnbilHy OF
! the Bladder and Urethrn, inflammation Of
! the Pelvis of the Kidney, and all that
I class Of diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. Use
as per directions ~ all cases.
JOHN BTLI, ". u.
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oeeu olSc0vereu III hcOIacAeu couuty
within eight miles of Paducah.
A DAUGHTER of Zachary Taylor ii
destitute. She is to get fifty dollars
per month from the Treasury.
Mrs Clarendon, widow of the lat,
John J utsoden, of this State, die'
at the resiSe = of her sou-in law, An
drew Mex sgly. in ST. louis, on Sun
day last.
TRESroad has population of $500
and iaxabFE property to the amount 9
100000, iHdr9wes nothineid :
The BritS~E Eoyernmenf has begun
the 'onstrosl So. isali..ss - : e
dsfshdh9!G Stds sdh9!G f5y 5y armof plating of greater
thickness ihan any used for vessel Of
a similar description.
We have received several obituaries.
with the request that we shall publish
them. Our rule is invariable to charge
half rates, or ten cents per line, for
obituaries, and any one on reflection
viii see the Justice of it, as otherwise,
if @e yielded our columns free of cost
to such communications, there would
be no limit to the tax on US.
THE owensboro Shield referring to
the candidacy Of Col T. c. Jones for
Clerk of the cOart Of Appeals, recon
mepds him as a clever gentleman,
good democrat, and well qualified for
the position. We don't know Col. J .,
but will bank to our full capacity on
the Shield, and thereupon commend
the aspirant to the public.
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An ExrRA Washington
special say. there is a growing impres.
sion there will be an extra session Of
Congress.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYE,.
Extract Of a Letter from Georgia
VILLASow, WALKER CcuSTr, Ca,
June 20, 1866.

June 20, 1866.
Or. John BaH-Deor SIR: I have re-
Gently given your Worm Desfroy'r several
trials, and End il wonderfully e!iicacious.
II has not failed in single instance 10
have the wished for effect am doing
pretty large country practice, aud have
daily use for some article OF the kind.
am, air. respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, ". y.
T. $50 unqualified aud numerous arc
the .estimonials in favor Of my Worm De-
stroyer that newspaper space is entirely
too small TO tell its merits
II is ar infaliible remedy for Worms.
Try IL and be convinced. See my journal
for a more fliIl description.
JOHN BULL.
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I-,sxI,,e Ledger.

The LOa,v,lls Weekly Ledger is in all re-
spects ssst class paper. Large, hand
somely printed on good paper, ably edit
ed, soundly democratic, and is furnished
for the Uniform and astonishiy low prizes
of ONE DOlLaE year. 1t is beyond dOub
the cheapest paper of its class in the Uni
ted States. Address W. P. d. Bush Co.
Louisville, KY.
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BULLS PICTORIAL Wild CHERRY.
BULLS cEDRON BITTERS.

.aULL's VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLs.-
Dr.. John Bull 81 bis lahoratory, Fifth
Street. Louisville, Ky. ~
Fer sale by G. A. HOLcoMpE, Drugett-
Hiok nan, ky. mArch1--J.
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The -pfe-0 V,or Of this celebrated mcii
cine justly claims for IL ~ superiority
all remedies ever offered 10 the public for
the safe. certain. speedy, and permanen
cure OF Agne and Fever. or Chills ana
Fever. whether Of short or long standing.
He refers 10 The entire Western ard South
western country 10 hear him testimony
TO the truth Of the assertion. that in no
case Whatever will il fail 10 cure. if tho
directions are strictly followed and cnr-
ried ont. In great many cases a single
dose has been sufficient for cure. and
whole families have been cured by a single
bottle. with n perfect restoration Of the
general health. u IL. however, prudent
and in every case more certain 10 cure, IL
its nee is continued In smaller doses for
week or two after the disense hasit
checked. more especially in diiIicul
long standing cases. Usually, this mcdi-
cine will not require any aid TO keep The
bowels in good order; should the patient,
however, require catharfic medicine.
after having taken three or four doses Of
the Tonic. a single dose Of BULLS VEG
ErABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-15

II is reporte d that good coal has
been discovered in McCrackeu county,
within eight miles of Paducah.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-15

A DAUGHTER of Zachary Taylor is
destitute. She is to get fifty dollars
per mouth from the Treasury.
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]. D. Husbands. as 'Chairuan Of
the Conservative Central Committee.
has issued call for primary election
to choose nominee for Mayor of Pa
ducah.
The Republican party has csnai
date in the field, and our Paducah cor
responder. suggests that the Demo
cratic party should make a nomination
In this event there would certainly be
three candidates for municipai honors
The Democratic party has thorough
party Organizations in the State, and in
the nation, and the situation is alarm
ing to old liners outside OF Paducah,
if our brothers weak -kueed and fain,
hearted, forfei. their name Or orgsui>
cation in that city.
Some friends in issuing such docu-
ments are cons;derafe enough to say
CONSERVATIVE Democrats, but the dis
!. ~ =
CTS As-<ssf--s --..---I----
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UtIeHu0u y F'atIHE UI kIOHfSI
thickness ihan any used for vessel Of
a similar description.
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Political Hesss.

man on his way to the Columbus STATE
Prison passed himself oil Is" "r"'e' o.,
The Ohio Constitutional Convention al"
came near making his escape.
Ex Governor Yates is to address the Gu
xs,,,.,. of Adam. and Brown counties, His
n,;.. n, their reunion. Ya'cs has swallowed
m old settler for breakfast every morning
for years. o,.
The State elections in Pennsylvania Oo'
and Iowa will come off on the first TUESDAY
uhe 7,h) of October. Well inf"sned ne
publicans in Ohio predict . majority "'
q. 600 10 $4,000 for Noyes. and the other
two States will g. largely Republican.
Ex-senator Hiram Il. Revels las resigned
his office Of Secretary Of the State OF Miss
issippi. probably in,endin : TO c'ni'"e IN"
self in tho future more closely to his duties
NJ President of the Alc"rn University.
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Philadelphia, September 20.-The state.
mcnt OF the assets and liabili.ieso of the firm
OF Jay Cooke & Co.. Of Philadelphia, New
York and Washington, has been prepaed
BY them 10 he submitted to their crcditsrs.
The following is summary: Liabilities,
"a $50 400. Assets. bills receivable at be
bunk, insurance and other stocks. .bon,s,
the Nor,,;ScssIsa ffi a, ss7 go The loan: .
ts.750.0oO; loa:s TO the Northern Pacin,
Railroad Company on bonds of the Comma
ny, e4,O6S,2l5; second mortgage railroad
bonds. stock. etc, $e.5aO. 35c; total, SIS,
06G,2il. The sboye exhibit Of liabilities !,
exclusive of 1907. 40 loans Of the firm
which arc f:l!y secured by good c.''ls,erals.
The excess OF these eol'aternls upon these
hans has teen estimated and included in
the assets. The erm expects snOn 10 submit,
. proposition for q sc.:lea,cn: with their
creditors which II believes will l,e rccepts'
bic to tho latter, although Of Course il will
require time In the conversion oj i,s a.sets
The handsome showing made leaves nc
doubt Of its ability 10 Tsy every dollar vi
its Indebtedness with interest, and still have
. surplus Of several million collars.
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From the Nonfanian.G.

The C. G. Club. this evcn,n: inausu.
rate tho Fall Series by hop a. Temp'srs
Hail
Lieut.. Jerome, with So recruits for the
Second Cavalry, passed through Virgin"
to day for Fl. Ellis. IS days out from
COrinne.
If you wan, to hear q perfect carnival OF
musical notes. just insIuua;e gallon OF beer
10 tina, wandering minstrel with the thor'
nurhbred accordeon We hal rather hear
tina, instrument five minutes than to listen
to q "a stamp mill for whole week.
Now by Saint Paul, the work goes
bravcly on w-Ano,her force Of labortrs
have been sent TO pu, through the Virginia
City and National Park Free Wagon Road.
and the Committee inform US that it shall be
completed before cold weather. Butno!
From the Courier, Sept %.
On Wednesday nigh; there was meet.
ing Of the citizens Of Z tzeman to take steps
to protect property against fire. 1t was
well attended, and q good deal Of interest
manifested.
Uncle Billy" Yellowstone fisherman.
was killed by his horses near Gums Ranch
las, Monday.
A large benr Gas killed tuesday near the
ranch Of Mr. Frdley, aoou, one mile from
t,wn.
Dozeman has the city fever and is talking
about q provisional organization until u
charter Can be obtained from the Leglsla.
ture.
q. Il. Gildden, who has been engaged in
mining enterprises in California and else
where since 1850, a few days since left for
the placer mines reported on the Clsrk's
Fork, thirty miles below the Clark's Fork
Canyon. They arc about one hundred and
fifty miles southeast Of Bozeman. and are
very extensive. Mr.. Gildden says the gold
10 50 fine tina, it can only be saved by using
cnppcr plates or blankets. but he thinks the
ground. generally, will average ten cents to
the pan from the surface down. and the
natural working facilities good.
From the Muscular, Sept %.
George Dacrcs anne down with pack
train from the Kootensi mines IN British
Columbia, on Tuesday, and bought Of Bon
ner s Co. 5000 pounds of flour.
On Monday last. James House sold his
farm Of 100 acres. lying two miles N. W. of
this place, to c p Higgins for $3.50.
Several new Cases OF Influenza in town
this week.
u. J. WEIGH and party came in from the
Like Oh Tuesday sfternoor, enveoped in
shnwls, blankets and bed quilts. looking
like the rescued crew of the Polaris.
Several parties with wagons and teams
passed here on Sunday for Puge, Sound
They were from Helena and vicinity.
Rev. E. q. Frazier of the NJ. E. Church
South, whiiom Of this place. is now station.
ed at Wvanaot.c city, Kansas.
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Saturday Morning, Oct. 4, 1873.

The main portion Of the Yellowstone
Expedition arrived at Fort Abraham Lincoln,
opposite Bismarck, Sept "a.
Every Spectator in Wall street is said
10 he busy to day looking over his books to
zee whether he Is broker not.-0rophie
The steamer leaving Liverpool for New
York los, Saturday carries G500. 600 in bul.
lion for New York. All available gold in
London is being bought up for shipment 10
America.
The grca: Masonic Temple was dedi>
Gated in Philadelphia, Sept. 20. Fifty nine
Lodges 900 strong were in the process
sion. which was three hours passing given
point.
Prominent Guancicrs Of New York met
on Friday evening in New York and adopt
ed resolutions looking 10 union OF the
banks for the iiscount'ng OF commercial
paper and supporting commercial 'ransac'
iions.
New York detectives have taken Irving.
the would be Nathan murderer. from San
Francisco TO New York. where If he is not
able 10 tell anything about that, he at least
can Ike tried on two indictments for burglary
now hanging over him. which will be some
consolation.
The policc made raid on the brokers
10 front Of the New York Stock Exchange
during the panic, drove them into the
street. and then started the trucks among
them. Adjourning thence to the Gold Ex-
change the police again routed them All"
the old seen" Of Jerusalem was re enacted.
And now tho St. Joe Herald IS at IT.:
Speaking of u contemporary 1t ssys-"Wc
should publish life Of the author OF that
".card;' but tho effort 10 elevate him into
Tho dccer; society of our readers would bc
like attempting 10 initiate II pismirc TO the
"ro,und proportions Of IN archanCcl"
The nearest the financial crash has come
10 Us 10 In the suspension Of the First Ma
tionsl Of Salt L"ke--Warren Hussey & Co.'s
bank. They state their sssets exceed liaLil.
tiles ts3, 200, and Warren llusscy, Who Il
wealthy, Offers to pledge his property for
any deficit there may he in depreciation "f
its assets. The firm had just completed, OF
nearly completed. the most costly bank
building IN the West, an iron building, with
massive marble counter which cost alone
$4,000, and tho building complete sggrc'
eating 100000.
IN. r. Taylor will have poem IN tho
next Lokesids AosGuy, witch opens Will
the following promising lines:
Born Of tho prairie and the wave thu 49, 'eS ana
inc e!e seaat,dent. CHICAGO. lay between;
DIN trails upon the meadow, faint wakes upon the
main,
On either Sea schooner and canvas covered vain.
Isaw DOT upon the map. and hsuse ays aluy
wins- -
They said twas Dsarborn's picket-aas when wilder.
nsse vas King.
heard the rsd-b'rd1 nnsning sony-the :ndian's
awkward Sail
The rice tattoo IN his rude canoe like dash Of April
The bearded grasses ru.inz bcnd--thc swash Of the
lazy tide,
where ships shake on. tho saltcd sails aud payics
grapd'y ride
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DECLINED TIE NOMINATION - In oul
last issue We announced that Rev. E. Il.
Geary had been nominated BY Inc Republi.
cans of Orepn~ candidate for Congress.
MS was true, ~ that .,eoslesnsa received
almost unanimous vote, bu, he declined
Q be candidate. Or accept the nomination.
70 the Convention finally nominated the
Ion. Hiram Smith, of Harrisburg. Linn
ounty. We are not acquainted with Mr..
.mith and have heard so little of HIM that
: present We are unable to say much con.
erning him. But We presume, from the
Act OF bis receiving the nomination, tina,
Z Is such . man q the Republicans of Ore.
pm can give hearty support. O.e thing
sas will be in his favor. 10 that he has not
ere.ofore been prominent politician. ard
Is Dot, 90 fer as We know, identified him
sf with either wing of the party. With
It's in his favor, II his ability and private
q ractcr are what 10 required, he stands q
god show for election. - Walla Waua
utoS.
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Paris il city Of seventeen hundred thous.
and soulA When Il was bssiegsd by the
German army and for i've msnths vas q
beset that not pound Of food, nor even 4
letter, could be taken In. and only carrier
pigeons and balloons could got out, the
prices Of provisions did not advance. From
the day Of the investment TO the time when
ito gs.es were thrown open to svoid starvs.
iion, the prices Of bread, meat, wood. coal.
wine and other necessaries OF life did not
advance one sou. An inexoablc municipal
law 70 regulated the prices Of tho cssensisaa
Of 1lfe that no speculation was permitted.
SO long % the stock lasted, Il Was fairly
distributed to sli The rich could purchase
luxuries but they could not monopoliss nee
essasies. IN any American city the mcss
anticipation Of siege would have tound
dour and meat and vino and wood monop.
ol,sed BY The rich.
In Ban fancisco almost everything Ia
which scorncr b possible y he subject Of Z
monopoly. Water. @, meas. fruit, milk,
Ice, arc I'll advanced 70 unnasural prices By
combination In Walls walls valley, ia
Oregon, - We ase Informed By IL Local
paper, the Vatss, the Touring mill owner,
have made . combination through . joint
stock company. and hare raissd The psiec Of
-four from . 70 CAS- per Dasrel They
pay Is cents bushcl for wheat. Urdes hi
common law this would bs IN oitensc rem.
ticnng the c0nspiraioss liable u 6ns and
imprisonment il Paris would lead q
cou6sca,ion Of their mills and 70 i,npsis.
onmenI There should be Q /" 0angs~ ..
tsblished at Walls Wsils asA ~ pAtroul
Of Hasbandyy slosld aaseciaas ssaiass ~
mill owners and build NH e ilsis oss.
"a u OlreaislA
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Provincial 0aulu Tailin1.

Chicago. September 2 lit Is just m.
nnunced that, the Union National, FL Nation
III, ard Manufacturer National hanks have
suspended.
The Cooke County. City National, aud
National Bank OF Commerce have followed
the example Of the Union National and
closed their doors.
Chicago, September 25.-D'spatches from
all the principal cities in Illinois. outside of
Chicago and all the cities Of Iowa. concur
In stating that there Is no financial panic
among the banks n people, and thst the &C.
ton of the Chicago banks in stopping the
payment of large balances In currency 10
almost universally endorsed.
Washington Sept. 26-Fant, Washington
& Co. have suspended.
Charleston, September 26-The Peoples
Bank of South Carolina and the Loan and
Trust Company lave suspended currency
payments. TIE national banks and other
State banks pay as usual.
Toledo, September s6-I he failure Of the
banking house Of Krause g. Smith 10 On
nounccd this morning. an assignment having
been made after bank hours yesterday.
Baltimore, September e6.-Wm. Fisher
& Sons, who are among the leading stock
and gold brokers Of this city, have closed
Their doors.
The ST. Louis bankers met on Friday
evening and adopted protection rules to
prevent run and panic deciding to onlv
pay small checks.
Boston. September 27.-The bank prcy,-
dents Of this city have decided to make only
small currency paymcats and to issue ten
millions of loan certificates.
Charleston, September 6.-The Loan &
Trust Company, the Peoples Bank Of South
Carolina and the Planters s. Mechanics
Bank, suspended payment to day.
Chicago, Sept. 27-Thc Third National
Bank closed its doors this morning.
ST. Louis. September 27-Quietness has
, reigucd among the banks this morning. All
are paying in checks under the rule. and
everybody seems I" chcerfully acquiescc in
tho arrangement.
Philadelphia, September 27.--Sar,uel
Joseph, applicant for proceedings in the
bankruptcy agains. Jay Cooke g. Co. has
withdrawn his suit in consequence of the
statement made Of tho assests and liabilities
OF the firm. The city banks have generally
raid out currency when needed to nay
wages. and arc discoun,ing freely, giving
easier feeling in banking circles.
Washington. September 20.-Thc Wash.
ington City Bank Was closed to day by
order Of Judge Humphrey. on petition Of
G. q. Crandall.
An arrangement has been made by which,
the banking houses Of Jay Cooke, McCulIocb
Il Co. will honor all the Government drafts
ON the London house of Clews, Habichs &
Co. Beyond this there has been no change
in the agency.
The Receiver of the First NeA,onal Bank
OF Washington reports it, liabilities 1t g..
0,000, and the assss,s at 1900, OO0 The
deficiency was loan to Jay Cooke & Co.
Secretary Richardson gays the statement
Of Jay Cooke & Co. IL much better than was
expected, and .ba, the advices received u,
the Treasury show decided improved con.
d:tion OF Affairs throughout the country.
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UTAH NEWS,
4 Bully Whipped BY . San Franciseo Bro.
ker-Boss Twted-An Old Sinner-.At.
tempted Murder-Arriysl Of Railroad

4 Bully Whipped BY San Franciseo Bro.
ker-Boss Twted-An Old Sinner-.At
tempted Murdrr--Arrivsl Of Railroad
Iron.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.
Ogden. September 2l.-George Tester. .
well known San Francisco hrnktr, On his
way East. got IF the cars a, Corinre. and
while there last night Was set up,n BY .
desperate named O'Neil. O'Neil got badly
whipped, having been ''cornered" by the
muscular broker.
Work on the Utah Northern Railroad is
progressing rapidly. II IL expected that the
portion between here aud Brigham City
will be completed by February.
Boss Tweed passed East this morning.
!. Salt Lake. Sept. 4-li is reported that
G. L. Greathouse has resigned the position
of agent for Wells. Fargo & Co. in this city.
Thomas W. Callahan. aged 60 years, was
arrested last Monday. charged with seduc.
ton, debauchery and adultery. The afIi.
dsyit upon which, the warrant for his arrest
vas issaed 10 made by Callahan's wife. who
alleges that the crimes specified have been
committed several times during the past SIX
years. The victim is an orphan girl nance;
Sussnuah Summers. aged Is.
J. W. Wahn. Of Illinois, is appointed
Register Of the Land Office in This CITY,,
Dispiches-from Fsirview report that a
young man, while hunting horses at short
distance from that village, was fired At sew
ers' sines by parties, supposed 20 be Indians.
Concealed in the cedars.
Sewn miles OF iron for the Utah Northern
Railroad has been received from the East,
s'd is being laid north of Logan. Iron fox
| tweny additional miles 10 en- route.
Sal Lake, September 5..-Considerable
excitement Is felt at Alta over the recent
strike 10 the Fuller mine owned by the
Toledo aid Utah Silver ard Gold Mining
Compan.. At tho bottom of the main in
cline in he shaft, $50 feet from the surface.
. cave vss broken into, the dimensions Of
which }, as far As prospccted. ITO feet in
length. nd from 3 to 10 feet wide. and from
20 10 50 ;eet in hight Ore has fallen from
the foowalls and been deposited in huge
masses the bottom of the cave.
Repofs from the various mining camps
are vcryfsvorable
The shipments of ore from Alta for the
week ar As follows: Flagstaff. 60; Daven-
port. 30 Wellington, 8; Windsor Group.
Q; Highland Chief, s tons per day; Emma,
los; Vllej", 80; Toledo Company, Is {;
McKsy2G; Oxford and Geneva, ~ tons
for the week.
Davis who was stabbed At the Casiboo
mines il Idaho on the 18th irst., Is dead.
Walters the murderer, was taken to Mslad,
Idaho, 70 await he action Of the Grand
Jury.
Trac! laying on the Salt Lake, Sewer and
Piochea2ailroad commenced to-day.