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WOMEN'S LIST.
Morris, Mrs ID A
Morris, Angus

GraYl8, Sdllle + MCr,
Graug. Carrie Nor
Greene, Ca rie ia
ilaight, MIS- 8 A Muir
Hall, Mrs L. h hur
Hall, Mrs J L le..
hamilton, Lou Mnr
,sa My
Hammand, Jen. Mey
ME McA
Hampton, Rho Nc =,
dy ~
Hoppe, Mrs s iNes'
4arleston, Miss Oak
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Harrison, Matil. ~
da lOllv
srrlson, Elsey one
Haynes, Eliza 'olt
Hessemeyer, Pat
Mis- Pelc
Hasard, Roa b
Herlot. Mary Pet
Hey ward, Di. Phil
a.uah Bra,
Halle, Alma PrlC
hUimes, Chris. Prlc
tina PRE-
huge. Sophia Pro,
jackson, s M
Jones, Miss f s Rel
Iunes, Margr, I RE
Ivne8, Nancy htcl
Johnson, MIS- ] II
johnson, Miss Hicl
johnson, Rosan j
ma Rot
Johnson, Lucln- Il
do Rob
Johnson, Miss E bt
s Rob
Johnson, Miss F Roh
Kt enc, Lucy Rut
King Martha A.
Rlelngshaw, Sa- Ros
rQn a RI
Knowles, LuclL- Ros
da Sch
Knight, Mary d A
Lamotle, Mrs E I'm
O sim
Lave. Rose T
LIE. Mrs M F. sim
Lee. Misc E j Sm1
Leary, NJ Try K
Layton, Maggie SEli
Lemon, Sl.vcy mi
Logan. NJ A Stal
Logan, Julia e STR,
Louisa, Eli2 /. Strl
beth III
Lucas. Sarah Sac
idaLigo, ann Tab
Mango. Lizzie Tho
dengen, tllen I'd
MuIreper, Nm Toy
ma Tyle
Mey er, Laura 81 II
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middleton, Po ly R'
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MooIiY. sarah Wal
Mulyneau1, ii al
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Montgomery. Wet
Mrs Il We.
Morgan, Arthu' Al
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See First Page for other Local Matters
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from GeorRetown-Mrs
Macbeth child and nurse. Mrs Momlllan, kew "
Lamar, wife and children, Miss Wesntr, J
Richardson, Col q wilson, A Middleton, A "
Forster, Jr, W Minton, and IS on deck.
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LATEST ooMfERMAL NEWS.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market. :.
OFFICE UAAkLKsroN NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING. March 7, 1873.
CoTroN-Ihi, market showed quiet and gen.
orally unchanged character, good qualities being
In lIsh supply and steady, while common kinas
were dull and nominal. Sales about $50 bs:es,
say at lex. "a at II, rs at l7K IS at 49, ls
IA at l9x, at 1s<, n at lsX, az 1s,<, As at lsh
4 at lsx, at IsH. 4s at zoe p fS. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Stains and inged. d...............17 @l7A
Inferior, nominal ..-......i6 @lSN
Ordinary to good Ordinary ...l7 @lsh
Low mldaling. ..l9xG-
Middling. ...........19x@-
Strict middIi0g....... ......... ..lS&G-
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AdlcRs, GeU y
| Aiken, Thos
Aston, Colone
Aston, Lyas
| Aston, Morgal
Armstad, Ed
ward
| Archer, Rynan
arnau. " d P
AveiIhe, john
Barron, J III
Bader, Frank
Baker. John X
Beckett, Lloyd
Bennett, Jane
penasssu, Au
Rusto
Benson, q
Bling, james
BUy ce. Jerome I
Brown, Mr.
BrO"p q Btu, I
J Il
Brinton, Sam
uel 8
Burkstone, Lew
Is
Burns, D NJ
Bunch, Mrs W
Carter, Mood
Cantney, Il E
Chiso m, Thos
rhiicutf, John
UnlSm, Ben
Chichester, " ]
clark, Jos
Coyn, thomas
Conyers, Capl
Uorell, Pull
rOwen, T ]
Craig. James A.
Cummings, Wal
ter P
Cunningham,
James
Davis, Flel
Dane. William
III on. Patrick
DlefeAhach. GeU
ID scher. h O
Doscher, Il G
Dorkewi;E, Geo
DOnnelly, I'd.
ward
pothage, Joseph
Dorrill, W II
Douglas. Albert
Drew, Edward
duane, stephen
uuaue. " 5
l'uggan, JUhn
kbernardt, Z B
Eage es, Joseph
English. VIM
kndlc0tt, Walter
Ey..cks, Henr,
Farrabee, John
Fiuk, DIR Peter
FL her. FRIDAY
Fitzgerald, Mr.
Fortune, Bluford
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Galnard, Theo
Carbon, Jos S
Gibbs Cicero
Gibbs, John o
Gibbs. Jus )
GilIlard, , 1heo.
Glenn, Theo II
Gutjen, VIM
GranT, sir
G ant. Geo
Grant, Alex 8
Green, Hugh L
Greene, captain.
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Greene, Benja..
Greene, Edward
Gregory, n ch
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Gallllott, Mons
Eugene
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Day and Night Trans connect at Augusta with
Macon and Augu ii Railroad, Central railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This is the quickest and
most directr ute and as cum Ortableand cheapa1
any her rouIe to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago
81. Louis and all other poinIs West and Northwest.
COLUMBIA Night Train connects Win Greenville
and lolumb Q railroad; and Day and Night Traius
connect with Charl Itte Road. =:
Through tickets on sale via this route TO all
points North. -
Camden Train connects at Kingville daily lex
cepJ Sunhsys) with Day Passenger Train, and
runs through to columbia. -:
AL. TYLER, Yics-Preddent.
s. B. PIOKENS, G. 7. A.. - decl6
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TESTIMONY OF CHARLESTON PHYSICIANS


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Mr.. Valentine, the patentee and proprietor OF
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Ia the Medical college Of the State OF South
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
N PANY. -

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
lN PANY. -.
CHARLEsroN, 8. o., January 20, 1S72,
Trains viii leave charleston Daily AZ 1000 4. II
and 90 P. N. :.
Arrive at Charleston Gas a. n. GMondays ex-
cepted) and $50 P. N.
fran does not leave Charleston 500 P. II. SUN.
DAYS.
Train leaving 1000 A. NJ makes through connec.
tion 10 New York: via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In a. hours.
Passengers leaving BY 500 P. N. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY y this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
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DAY in wilmington, N. O.
This is the che pest, quickest and most pleas.
ant IT ute TO Cincinnati, chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con.
nections at Wsshinglo with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
SIS. S0LOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAP0R, Gen. Ticket agent. maya
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Raiirnens.
CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., December IA, 1879.
On and after SUNDAY, December Is. the Pas.
senger Trans on the South Carolina Railroad will
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
I.rKlhln15xa Nnfs.

The (ta-ier Journal, ever alive TO
va cause Of reform. submits the fol
'asine questions to candidates for the
f.egisisyurs aud We join IN the hope
la: lhsy VIII be rus to every caudi
tate .hroushoa, the State. The Peo
pie, il they would protect themselves
must insist on every candidate, fairly
soi asequivocsily, committing himself
f5r or against these several propo-
siiicns:
F>irst-Are you ia favor Of initiating
the process OF revising the preseut
constitution at the ensuing session OF
he General Assembly?
Seeopd--Ar re you IN favor of pro.
a,oting the farming interests of Ken
tricky by supporting liberal appro-
e.ist,on for the purpose OF encouraging
IN aierssion7
Third Will you accept , free pass
Of any description, over the line Of
apv conlmon carrier. especially from
r~iiroad coInpaDy. il this Common
wealth aud will you suppor. meas
,.rs prohibiting the acceptance thereof
IS any judicial legislative, or exeeu
i've olhcer Of Kentucky?
fourth Are you in tavor Of saving
tho peoples money by biennial ses
..ong, or wasting it by annual ecssicns
Fif,h-Wili you discourage epecis
lagisla.ioc snd to that end oppose th'
,pcorporatiop Of any company that car
lie organised under the existing gsu
sra avn?
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
Prom the Commerce, (Mo.,) Dispatch
Great Southern Railway.

Our people are beginning to look
upon the Great Southern road as fact.
The business men of ST. Louis must
build it, or see that it is built, and the
river towns between Hickman and St
Louis must and will give them all the
material aid within their power. The
rapidly increasing demand for trans
portation-cheaper ransportation-in
the Mississippi valley<~forees it upon
US and unites three vascular interests
in one enterprise. that of the capital
ISIS, the merchants, and the farmers.
The failure of The river between
ST. Louis and Belmont, to answer the
purposes of the trade between St. Louis
aud the South, may be regarded as the
cause bearing directly on the move
ment, aud it is generally regarded as a
permanent and fixed cause.
Col Rogers reports that part of the
route between Peevely aud ST. Louis
is extremely rough and costly, and
although he found some heavy work
from there south, he found it much
easier route than he had reason to ex
pect and expressed himself very much
pleased with the route.
There is a move on foot to interest
the Mobile and Ohio road to the ex-
tent OF having that com pany build that
portion OF the road between Cape
Girardeau aud Belmont. The real
interest of this company and the Nash
Vile and Northwestern at Hick ma u
will be apt TO induce Que or the other
OF the companies to take an active IN
terest in it-an interest equal to the
one above suggested.
The amount of stock taken IN this
county can be doubled. aud Mississippi
county talks of voting a tax Of s75 900
if this road will pass through their
county to suit them.
The understanding is that the Nash
vile aud Northwestern, the Nashville
aud Chattanooga, and the Western At
lantio roads, virtually one and the
sane line, will give $500 600 to the
Hick man exclusion. Now, Mr.. Com
merce Dispatch, tell your Missouri
friends and st. Louis capitalists, to
come to time if they mean busines
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
LcHILLs 80 FEvEK

The proprietor Of THE eelsbTats1 rnsdi-
cine Justly clAims for n a superiority over
81 remedies ever offered 70 fhe public Tor
the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent
cure Of Ague and Fever, or ChiNs aad
Fever. whether q short or long stand ~.
lie refers to the cniiTe Western asf sogfh-
western country % bear hin tes;in,ong
10 the truth Of the assertion, that Ia D'
case whatever will il fail 20 cure. ~ the
directions are ssrictly foliswod and car
ricd out. Ia = great many cases a single
dose has been suaicicnt for cure. Cad
whole families have been cured b single
bottle, with a perfect restoration Of ths
general health. '; is however. prudcni.
and in every case more certain 10 cure, n
its use il continued IN smaller doses for n
ursek or sffer tlie dfscare has bern
fbsgysd,nqEe eSseseislly in dis. sal. snt
cine viii not require any aid to keep ;bs
bowels in good order sbonld the patient.
however, require eathariic medicins,
after having taken three or four doses o
/ the Tonic. q single dose Of BULLS VEG.
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufi ieieat
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
Rn.inesa nenression.

The New York Commercial B'4llehH
complains of the depression Of bust
ness in that great trade centre, aud in
making the complaint offers an apology
Cor lancoxerins. SziAlA.A---assEas-- have
been ystemaTIcaIIy coOecaled throuRh n
prudential reasons. 1t derives some
consolation from the fact that similar
dulluess prevails throughout the coun
try This business depression in New
York it attributes, not to the absence
of q demand for goods, but to the fact
that the demand comes on slowly anc
that the purchasers are buying small
quantities altogether out Of proportion
to the stock on hand l, says the in
terror is buying later and more eau
tously than usual that sales have
been forced that longer terms have to
be offered to induce sales ana that job
bers have to sell many goods at posi-
tive loss.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

News FROM THE MooN-The moon
has no atmosphere That is poiut
that science has determined Watch
a star passing behind the moon. II
does not grow dim until it fades from
sight altogether 1t vanishes at once,
aud when it reaches the other side it
appears at once. More recent spec
trum analysis has also verified the ia
that there is no water on the moon 5
surface. Therefore, the moon is a
blank, barren, watcrless globe without
vegetation, life or atmosphere. From
its hard, frozen surface the fercest rays
of the sun are reflected, as from a
mirror, or as from the glittering snow
of tho lofty Himalayas. where the
rarity of the air is such that the snow
masses remain through centuries un-
meltek, amid 4 heat which, on the hu-
mid plains below. is unbearable.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
Crnaalann for Congr.

The Columbus Dispatch con nent
ing upon Jndee Crossland's speech at
Clinton, Monday last, week, says
Judge Grassland spoke about two
hours At Clinton last Monday, on the
salsry bill. he said aSad announced
in his last canvass that he did not ex
pect 10 be candidate again, and he
did not expect 10 be now, bnt that II
his enemies, by attacking him made II
necessary for him to again become 4
candidate, be would beat any man who
took the ground that he would have
voted differently on that biz from what
he bad done.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
4 yYhaCk al Iseauregard.
Selma Ala Times.
soLp ouT-A NENRO uNIYER.

EOLD W - Il y EtrkNO N-NAE II
Gen. Beauregard was once an hon
ored General in the Confederate armies.
When Ben Butler WAS occupying New
Orleans, insulting the women Of the
city and having them, under his order
spoken Of as common courtesans,
Beauregard was in command Of Con
federate soldiers, and was calling upon
the women Of the South to send their
church bells, with which to make can
non to slay the insulters Of their sis
tiers. snd 70 defend their property and
homes. To Day Butler, with all has
scoundrelism, Is a man more to be re
spected by Southern people than the de
graded ex Confederate who has cover
ed, under adverse surroundings, aud
reports, as chairman of . committee II
New Orleans, q system of social equali
ty, that goes further than Sumuer'
civil rightly bill.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

If the old saying dry June for
good crop year" is true, of course
wet june is a bad crop year, and our
farming friends had better prepare for
auy emergency. If the weather IS Fea-
souably seasonable in July aud
August, We think very much Of the
damage by the extreme wet of June,
may be repaired but should it turn off
very dry after this long wet spell the
crops must all be very short. Plow
deep when you do plow, and crops will
stand drouth better than If you plow
shallow
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
The Tennessee schooI Law.

ss655ia airTEf- ltE II Fsnaessee has been very
fayorably criticised. Most of the edu
cstionsl journals, whose notices have
fallen under our eye, have commended
the general features of the system, and
in some instances, its simplicity Of
machinery has been fasorabiy com
pared with the mere complex systems
Of States, that have had the advantage
Of many years experieuGe. All seem
to agree that the law contains the ele-
ments necessary for profitable opera
tious, and that it ouly requires to be
sustained By proper effort on the
part of the people to develop into q
successful system.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

BEAUTY SLEEP Sleep obtained
two hours before midnight, when the
negative forces ere in operation, is the
rest which most recuperates the system.
giving brightness to the eye, and glow
TO the cheek. The difference in the
appearance of person who habitually
retires at 10 o'clock, aud that one
who sits up till II, is quite remarkable.
The tone Of the system, so evident in
the complexion, the elearness and spa'-
kle of the eye, aud the softness of the
lines of the features, is, in a person of
health, kept at concert pitch by
taking regular rest two hours before
IL o'clock, and thereby obtaining the
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

7. S.--Ir- johnson was the son o. a
skiilful surgeon. His mother recommend
ed 20 her friends, and for many years used
my Sarsapariila with perfect stcccas In
ScroialG and fever-sores Mrs johnson
states that the cures effected we're almost
miraculous- Read my Journal for ex-
tended infermation and advice ia your
case. Ny Journal contains certificates Of
eminent persons, ministers and medical
men--nien who are known here ia this
community for integrity and veracity.
have recently received . most remarkable
certificate from an eminent gentleman q
Louisville. john BULL.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
sr. Lows. April 80.


DR. JouS BrLI---Desr SIR Knozinx
the. efficiency Of your sarsapariila. nud
fheA@ 1galiEg aad beneficial qualitios ia
3ese'., l send you the following state
~ -. ~ caso:
/ was wounded about two years aro--
was taken prisoner and confined for si1-
teen months. Being moved go often, nv
wounds have not healed yet IhRvo nos
sat up q moment since l was wounded.
am shot through the hips. MY general
health is impaired, and need something
TO assist nature l have more faith in
your Sarsaparilla shan in anything else
| wish that that is genuine. Please eH-
press me half dozen bottles and obligs
Carr. c. ?. JOHNSON.
T. - The following Was written April
30th, 1865. by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother
Of Capt Johnson.
Or. John Bull--Dcar Sir. nv husband.
DR.. c. s. johnson, was a skillful surgeon
and physician in Central New York.
where he died, leaving the above C. 2.
Johnson 10 my care. At thirteen years
Of age lie had q chronic diarrhea and
scrOfnla, for which gave your sarsaps-
rilla. It cured him. have for ten years
recommended 1t 10 many in New York,
Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula. fever sores
and general debility. Perfect success has
attended it. The cures effected in some
cases Of scrsfuia and fever sores wero
almost miraculous. am very anxions
for my son to again have recourse 20 your
Sarsaparilla. tie is fearful Of getting
spurious article. hence his writing to you
for it. His wounds were terrible, but I
believe he Will reeoyer-
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.

BULLS PICTORIAL Wild CHERRY.
BULLS vEaETABIE FAMILY PILLS.
All the above medicines prepared hy
DR.. John Bull at bis laboratory, filh.
street, louisville, Ky.
+ Por sale by GA HoLCONBT, Drugs
ltici man. hy. inbrcaf- lgF
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
Thc proposed Sety state OG
EaGE@OEa


Several Of our contemporaries Of the
Press have suggested a meeting, in this
city, on the 20th Of July, for the pur
pose of taking the necessary steps 10
form a new State out of az! the terri
tory Of West Tennessee. West Ken
tucky, and a portion of North Missis
sippi. We say, let the meeting be held,
and in behalf OF the hospiab,e citi-
zens Of Jackson we hereby tender q
cordial welcome to all the friends OF
the enterprise who may attend Am
pie arrangements will be made TO sc-
commodate all who may come. 1t /,
not necessary TO have meetings. in al
the counties to appoint delegates. fo'
the Invitation is broad enough to take
in all the friends of this great move
ment who may be present on the oc
casion. But We especially invite cdi
tors and representative men, irrespee
tive Of political parties, to be with u
on the 20th of July. Ii we had !
united Press, on this subject, 81. wo:k
lug to a given point, and take s;rori
/ pull. long pull, and pull altoEa 80
the rev State can be formed. !
mean .ime We suggest to the ci
/ Of jackson that they have an
meeting, aud appoint the recess u
committees to push forward the q
! work.-JaeIleF NJ hig an( TrijHnss
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
Important crop statlsslcs.

WAsHrNGro<, june 25.-The fol
owing is the report Of the condition
IF the wheat crop: Winter wheat
mostly harvested. 7s3 counties, from
reports that have been received, 202
are above the average. l68 average
rpd 36l below; of3e0 counties report
ing spring wheat. I03 are above
an syererage. lI5 afeTago, aud 66 be
low. The acreage Of winter wheat is
someUhss increased, though nnny
fields are winter ;Aied ani ploughed
up for spring whes. aal other cmpe;
the acreage tor sP-ng wheat IS 7cry
largely increased aai especially in the
Northwest ls unu.asl.y promising.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

THE Mckenzie Times tells of M&
keuzie youth having procured nnm
Der Of Postal Cards whilst ou visit
to the Nasyiile Exposition. came home
filed one of them out, then stuck it
into an envelope, and clapped bran
new 8 cent stamp on it renarkiug as
he did so, that they ware great con
venience, and for his part he could not
see why they had not been thought of
before. That young man is destined
to make his mark in the world.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

IT is estimated by men OF close OBJ
servation, that more rain has fallen
thus far 10 the month of June. 1873
than fell in the eutirc twelve mouths
Of lS722
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
BULLS WOaM DEsIaOYE..

q = J'V" V."Iy'"
VSLLANow, WAbKER CouSrr, Ca,
June %, 1856.
DR.. .Ephn Bhll--Deor SIR. have re-
Gently given your Worm Destroyer several
trials, and & nd it wonderfully efhcaeious.
II has not failed in "A single Instances TO
have the wished for effect. am doing a
pretty large country practice, and have
daily uso for some article Of the kind.
am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS ?. CLEMENT, ND.
p. $50 unqualified aud numerous are
the testimonials in favor Of my worm De.
siroyer that newspaper space is entirely
too small to toll lie merits.
II is an infallible remedy for Worms.
Try It and he convinced. See my Journal
for = more fall description.
JOHN BULL.