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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-18

A NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE
JAWS OF DEATH Que day. the lat
ter part of lat week. raft passed ,his
place with man ou il. and from all
appearances he wss dead lie was
called To- from the shore. but returned
ma answer, and the raft swep' on with
the huge masses of ice, aud beyond
the reach Of humin aid Il WIS a sad
sight. and Ia those who saw IL, had 70
other th"ugh' than that the spirit {
the b.dy. thus sarried along Oh the
logs. had taken it, eternal flight The
raft soon passed out sight aud no more
was thought OF il or the suppos. d
persisted man. until Sunday morning
lat. when Mr.. Lewis drove Ii
wagon into town aud in il was the
ideufical mrn OF the raft. 1t seems.
1t the time of the RAFT passing this
place. The m.n had sank Into a stupcr,
n he had no reeoIIeeriou Of passiog
Hickman nor did lie hear The voices
which called 10 him from the shore.
A bout fifteen miles below this, BIO had
recovered himself sufficiently TO be
aware OF his awful surroundings. AID
commenced calling for aid 1t Was
then about dark, aud fortunately 10.
che unio,.uuate raster. man
ssAndipg On the bank Of the river,
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RICE & BRO.
INV Way 10 PAY IorEL Blu

NLw NAY 10 Pay IIUTEL BILLS.
Que KOhbins, whose surname war
John. and who il nomiually ia the EN-
ploy OF Bernard 4 Co, ST Louis. sien
Gil plate manufacturers, Is charged with
inuugursttug u new way TO pay hotei
bills. as the proprietors OF the Planter
House, can testify. Friday night last
being guest at the Planters, he claim
ed that his valise had been stolen OF
ficers were put in search, but didn't go
in the right direction, aud were about
to give it up no property found, when
Robbins as u last resort concluded to
60 on the huut in person. He is said
to have described an air line to the
spot where the missing valise was con
ceqied and rif-d OF IFS contents. A
bill Of damages was preferred. and
promptly paid. The department and
instantaneous of Rnbbins convinced
nearly all those acquainted with the
circumstance that lie. h;m-e.f. was Il Q
rotb-r, and the whole thing a cuunii :
trick to beat his hotel bill aud make 4
raise II ,hi- Is his character, tls
new psr> will discharge n pub
duty la h,u Hing him rrDdpd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-18

ANIMAL OR biennial COUNCILS
The discovery has been made that the
city charter Of Hickman authorizes
that tie ELECTION Of Mayor aud Couh-
cilmen he Tor term Of two years, aud
NOT annually. as has heretofore been
the custom The term. whether il he
| for enc or two years. We consider ut no
great importance; bu; Why such an
important provision should have es-
and otije- seekers, for 50 long time
sincea 1853 Elsa mai,er OF surprise.
fhs Council now proposes 10 night
Itself by orde, ng special eiec
sion on the 18th inst, submitting to
the people whether they ~li have The
charter ~ amended as to make the term
of service certain aud whether the
present Council shall serve Tor one OF
Two years?' That the people should be
called upon 10 express their de ire a. to
any proposed Amendment to our cry
charter is right aud proper; but how
they are TO after the status ut the pres
ell Council as fixed by the existing
charter is not 70 plain 1t the charter
fixes the terms of office at two year.,
Why two years it must remain until al
tered or amended by the State Legis-
lature;- ii for one year, no maturity OF
votes ut the special election on lie 20ii
can make a longer term legal or valid.
The order therefore tor AID election -
10 this latter point appears To Us useless
aud entirely uuS. ited. We cou d
~i.h the present Council retained, VI
as good one, through many terms.
but if they have been ireeuldr
heretofore We thick they should bidr
their time nov with patience. What
ever may be the requirements OF the
present charter. We think that good
faith requires that the present. Couuei
should obey its own order of election
aud promptly vaczte or resign. neat
January. and permit another .eleetiup
We believe also that our people. ~
the 25rh. should vote for one year te,n,s;
because ~. have liy,j Inaer that Ia
ing for many years. aud know no rea-
on. for change; bad Boari could II"
mischief ia two ear. bud
q Board proves worthy thry gan bt
reel, cted, NJ in the case Of the etsreIr'
Mayor aud Council. lowever this
point may be decided, we erj-'ip uP,'r
he pub ie. to secure a. z positive re
suirenent ia the future, that AL city
,fhcers read the city charter at least o e
lime duri Y their term af Office
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IL d world Esrrywhere The gathering
caus are marshaiiug INFO line. The
bugie blasts are peaiing in eiaiion
tones over hill and dale. ever and anon
TIE shn9t of triumph brakes in cheer
ing n"ies upon the ear, ne,viDg US
.e>h for the great pitched batrie OF
r.iorm. and eladdenipg the hearts Of
| fhou >unds. The various wings Of the
army of Occupation aud reform arc in
mutton, aud depioying into the opeu
held. The great pitched battle again-,
King Alcohol aud all his cohorts. l.
drawing ou apace The grand conflict
"n The field Of Waterloo. upon which
vas hinged rhe peace of Europe and
t!e destiny of thousands, dwindies into
utter ln>lgniticauce in comparison with
'he battle nav raging against the rum
power Na~ter Interests are at stake,
mightier issues are Involved. issues
comprising the happiness Of millions
TOR time and eternity. are pending in
this tremendous conflict From the
na,t~ of trade. from the domestic cir
ce. from the hall OF legislation, from
he bench Of Justice. from the pa pit OF
truth comes swelling up uni'e voices
al pleading Tor oar succe>s.
We must work for our principles. /
w. nu.' 81 .ge onr our man tell him
~ hi dan GER. persuade him to break
AWAY troy. III! fell destroyer. aud If We
save him from d,.hnuchtry and drunk
enDes< we wilt have accomplished a
work imperi>hable, immortal some
him over wh CHI We may rel zee for
ever
What n mag Efficient example We have
before ~ ia the career of our noble
,nd lift j BIO J J iiic<man rhc
81 i.aA-s-d isn-.sr aud s,l t.iot,
-; our cause in the west Wh4to o
o. us-whu does not feel g~ltlui fur
hi rff,rts ~ our behalf? To him NC
ave cur existence as Il proSperUu.
Lodge What bright page la history
viii be declared To his name, WhIt /
glorious reward will be hi- when
tins shall have ceased. aud the ho>t- /
OF eternity are sua moned toge, her. The /
fruits OF ms un,eiti-h labors. in the /
Temperance cause. will bloom and /.
blossom. hong after he aiii have passed I
f~om earth; aud hi- honured name lie .
never >acFediy eu>hrined in The mem
osie- aud affections of thousands al h, /
f-lluw being. throughout the broad ex-
pause of chrisIiudum
MpS T. !
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The NInIl RrrNIce.

We call attention 10 the number 81
past routes in this Cuugrs-siunal Dr..
trict upon which service has been al
Iered and invitation for proposals for
carrying the same advertised hy The
Postmaster General of the United
States. Blanks for proposals can be
obtsiued OF the Po-tms-ters AT tie
termini Of any Of thee routes II l.
OF vast importance to this section that
proper bids be. sent in BY the proper
Time. aud TIE service which the eoua
try stands so mrch in eel o
be -eeurei All postmasters are r.
quired {, give bidders every necessar.
instruction.
There is no oath. required OF any
contractor which any good citizen MA,
not take.
Our member Of Congress. Judge
Grassland. has worked faithfully and
efficiently TO secure these routes foi
hi. district. and deserves the highe,i
thanks of his constituents
We beg the papers of this district
especially, TO exert their influence t.
get these routes in operation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-18

TAG weather IN tie last few day
h sa->umed every phase known TO the
almIuac makers. Heavy rains, sud
warm spring like weather, for the 6rst
days OF The week, when on Wednes-
day night, sudden change took place
and snow storm set in which lasted
several hours--ince When it has bee"
lGs--.s-< = -aAi sl@S-~rlsrus, rn-fsH
ranging in the neighborhoed8 OF lzeln
So far it has been the severest wiutei
We have had for many years.
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~. LonIs Market.
Commercial.
HICkNAS COURIER OFFICE,
: - V,,.,,..-r. I1 1879

HICkNAS COURIER OFFICE,
Saturday. January is. 1872.
CORN-shelled 374c, ear 30.
COTTON-we quote At l6l TO lI!-
WHEAT-SI goal 90.
MEAll--FrOm wagons az j5c.
BCTTEE-Fresh. 20 to 25c per ID.
POULTRY. ErC.-YOung Chickens
= 25to 80 per dozen. Old from 5Ja
20. Eggs. zoe per dozen.
NUOL--Gj TO 75ets 10. tub washed.
GENSING --T0a75c per pound.
SALr--Bx car load. hushel 81 OF
OF retail -. 2Sa lbs, barrel oy car loaI
- y, bx EeIail - 5.li sacks - 90
PLOMS-iiertwick, BaltIer s Co
Steel Plows, No l, - % No, ?. 8 90
No. 3, $40; No. !, II. by the lot not
less than dozen.
WAGONS-IIertwic Daltrer. K Co
make 23xs4 Inch. (light Two horse thin
bic skein. 81 30; 3x9 inch, (mediun
th.mbIe skein $50 90; Sixl0 incn, heavy
thimble skein, Ss5 %; sx9 inch, Inedi-
UNI iron axle. $40 o.; 2AlO inch, heavy
iron axle $40 uU.
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CfTIZEN's BAIL-The hall to b.
given by citizens of Hickman on next
Thursday night, seems TO engroSs thr
entire attention Of yonng and old. II
is asserted by the managers that IL
shall eclipse anything in the way OF
terpsichorean amusement that has ever
come of in Hickman; and from the
well known taste and energy of the
gentlcman who have the thing in
chi; rye. we have no doubt that what
they promise will be strictly complied
with. TIE ball room will be elegant y
fe<,ooned and decorated and brilliantly
i.hted. and the music will lie the best
A supper will he prepared which will
embrace every delieacy or the season.
with confeetions the most delicious
aud fruits the rarest A large number
of tickets OF invitation have been di~
tribuied, not only to the ladies Of
Hickman, bat in the country and q e
adjacent towns and should the wealth
er piove favorable we doubt not that
such an assemblage of youth ard
beauty will have never before assem-
bled in ball room in Hickman II
wnE1.e-a grand occasioh, and one long
to be remembered. Who will miss il
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-18

CoUSrY CoURr -Fhe proceeding
81 .he County Court on Monday ias
were uet Of much importance further
than tie receiving Of the bond anG
,wsarirg III OF Mr. Jno. Z Tyler, the
rev sheriff W l. Gardner was sworn
la, aud il nov The setting deputy oil
MIR Ty Ter
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-18
For the Hickman Coulter.
Practical and Striking
ILLUSTRATION
OF THE BENEFITS OF
LITE INSURAN Gu.

HICKMAN, ny, Dec. Il, 1872.
To Samuel Laadrum, Esq Di@ric.
agent M9t.ni Bs",ft LIFE Lnsar
ance Company, Of .Nso dirk. " u
jersey:
SIS:-Al!cw me, through this letter, I
acknowledge the payment this day mad
me by you of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
in full of policy No. el,555. upan the Life
Of my deceased husband, Geo. f.. Cald
well. late of this county. Ny husband
during the war, resided in Missouri. and
at its close having lost in a manner near
~ all his property, returne to this coua-
try, and rented land in Obion county, for
three years. He then came TO Fulton
county, and purchased farm, borrowing
the larger part o. the money AMI mort
gaging the farm to secure its payment.
On the 18th Of january, 1870, he was in
ducsd by you TO Apply for, and obtained
IN the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance. Com
pany, New Ark. New Jersey, policy No
oi.555. on his life, for Two Thousand Dol
lars. at semi annual premium of So 81
SO IN case of his death, could be provid-
ed with the means 10 save a HONE for M
self and children. He died in August last.
having ivsd to pay only Eve semi annual
payments 20 the Company.
desire to return to the Mutual Bene-
BIT. my sipcere thanks for the prompt pay
nent Of this loss, aud also TO yourself for
your kindnessin making mp the necessary
papers in proof of lcss, FREQ OF any ex-
pense 70 ms. Respectfully,
aisSn sAARGARtT A. CALDWELL
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Market.


New York, Jan. 10.
Gold-The gold market was frm To.
day. gold advancing from liz TO ll2i
and closing at ll25 Ia ll24
Cotton-Cutton market opened steady
aud closed quiet, mi ding upland 2O4
General Market-Flour firm ant
more active. Super6ne Western and
State SIS 9546 SO; ST. Louis 81 %
l3 90. Grains steady win quotations
unchanged Coffee unchanged.
81 LOnIs Market.
ST. LouIs. Jan. Is.
Flour in good demand a full quo
tati"ns. Wheat, No ,pring 81 25!a
PSI. No ) fall 81 75 Bacon ia
iair demand for futures, shoulders DC
clear rib sides 4c.
NeE Orleans Market
New ORLEANS, Jan. l6.
Coit(h market steady, low middIins
lSsc, middline l9s Flour scarce.
ueble extra 81 5Oa9 90; family 80
1910 10 Corn firm. mixed G3c
white 81 % Hay firmer, prime $685.
40, choice S42 Bacon active, shout
,lrr- 53e, clear rib sides st hams firm,
l6al7c.
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TnlIen In

4 Sa Stray by William lIiggs. living
n four mil south Of Hickman. one
nile sou' of Dyersbnrg road in Fulton
county, KY. on the 18th day of D Gem Der
Last. Que dun COW, age about three wears,
ma keI with swal!ow-fork aud underbit
of left ear. and under ha'f crop off right
ear. sm,ll white spot in forehead having
no brand or other mark: and appraised at
the value Of s. witness my hand. this the
4th day Of January, 1873.
jill }. ". MAYES. J. p. F. c.
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TIE RIVER The Ohio river is re
ported clear Of ice to Pittsburgh. aud
the steamboats, have resumed business
The upper Mississippi is stili locked
with ice. aud navigation entirely SUI,
peudsd
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Temperance Jpartmsat
EDroa1AL cesS'1rEE;
61SamAs c RAsDLE, AND
JOS. IL. BoOlhAe
EsaaJ.

The following essay sas written and
read be \ member of Woodland Mills
Lodge. and by request Of that Lodge
i published. We are al"ays happy to
comply with such re 1ne-'s' for It's prep
aratiou shows degree Of Care, thonght
and attention. worthy - our noble
...use and the heart thai Inspired l.
Ne trust it may he ai'e'''lrrly read
nd serve as model Tor others t.,
lnf.
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TIE HICKMAN COURIER
81 4.

The editor of the COURIER ha'
been confined TO hi- bed since Monday
of this week. which Is our apology for
lick Of editorial aud local matter il
rhi- is-ue
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Is. a BRtvARD. City Clerk
Syw Bo,Rp-oArn or OFFICE

New Board elect. 10 vii: Mayor
II A TYLER Council men-Campbell
Frenz Harness. I.aDdrum Tbuna-
and Trou'weine. all being preseptsIhe
oath of office WIS duly admins cred Ia
each of them by j. II. Davis, City
JndpP
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Dor AINiY nn,.I

For sixty days, from January lst, the
New York store proposes selling all kind
OF winter goods, including gentiemen's
clothing and Ladies dress goods, st COST.
Their stock is general and consist of the
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
RICE L. BRO.
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Bankrupt Sale.

0d41AI uHG 0a10'
| Having purchased
the entire stock of
Dupey, bankrupt, New
Orleans, La, consist
ing of Ribbons, Fine
Lacss, Gloves, Towels,
Corsets, Chemises, La
dies Gowns, Hand
kerchiefs, Cuffs, Col
lars, Hosiery, Under
shirts, Fringes, &c.
Also, a large assert
ment of Oil Painting.
Chromos, Steel and
Copper Plate Engrav-
ings, Picture Frames,
Looking Glasses, &c.
We shall open upon
arrival in our Cloth
ing room, and offer
the whole stock at as
tonishingly low prices.
j. III. PLAUT ~ BRO.
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heard his cries for help aud went to
his Assistance. He HMs resceed-
brought 10 shore. but ia an almost
helpless condition. and his feet badly
frozen. lie -tsied that be and sDoih
er man having charge Of the raft. were
carried down the Ohio river with the
ice. ard at or near Cairo his cnmPan
ion got on shore with the view of GET
ting n tug to secure the raft But BIZ
partner did not return with the Prom
ised assistance and he was una bic to
land The rsft.or reach land himself
Aud thus he wa left 10 the mercy 81
the cold and ice for three days A
hss been stated. he ws$ brought t."
this place on Sunday Wheu sufficient
sum of money was contributed by
aome Of our citizens to pay his way tn
his home. somewhere near Grand
Chain on the Ohio river His name
We did NOT learn.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

HIcKaAE. KY, Jan IS 1872
Council met Present Mayor Ty
Ter. Couucilmen Campbell. FrenE. liar
ness. Lsndrum. Thomas aud Trout
weine.
Minutes OF preceding meeting read
4dop'ed snd signed
On mori"u. the old Council adjourn
cd, sine die
Is. \ BRtyARD. City Clerk.
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MELgnsE lNSFITUTE-ln referring
to fhi> institution we have not space 10
~. ak ~ Ue desire; and do not intend
shat wc do say rs mere puff. " but
a. sincere onrsi knowledge Of well
earued merit Mr. W K Jones, the
presi,ierf, Is tercher of large expert
ence. snd one If the most successful
c lneators in the South. Parent, send
ing their daughters mas resi
assured that parental care will be
exercised 80 all times. and every ad
vantage repre-enred given to them.
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The funeral nf the late Emperor %
the French took place on he l6'h al
Chi-eIhurst, England, with imp psiug
ceremonies, and attended by d va
crowd.
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Try Bernards Chill Cure and he con
WINGED OF IT'S merit. Why suffer from
Feveraand Ague. when Bernards Chill
Cure will cure you.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-18

BEsNARDs Chill Cure acts on the liver
and bowels lSernards Chill Cure con-
tains nothing injurious.
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Z:ra 5peo: ! No.;oa.
- y ara ol' Conntcrfeis Smiths ron ic
-,rG:, has born cnI.. terf,-itei aud ihe
..Ii'rrf-i'er brought TO grief
M IHS Tonic SYRUP
ri.e g.nI.re Irticle mi.t have Or. John
..I,i priYAt~ scamp on each hottie. Dr.
:oi,n Bal oaiy has tl,r right t, mInufac-
.,t:e ant Sf-ii -. o iGil;u .toIl Saith =
r"lic ) rup Ut ..oI sy.t.c Ky. TX zin' a.
well the ;s,r / 81 Ich bal L.. II my pEi-
s:tte stamp is n; o. IA unite. Ia nor pur
CHASE, o. you Wi be deceived. Sec my
column adv srtiscm a.. AMI niy show card
1 viii prosecute any one infringing on
ny right. Tha genuine Smith TONG
syrup can oa'y he prepared by myself.
The public servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
louisville. ny.
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Buckingham's Dye.
E0R r1E WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and cffectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces n color which will
neither rub nor wash off, Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by n. p. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
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hickman wholesale Prices
SLAVES.

NO = NFitTe'S.
BAGGING-l6la20 per yard.
ROPE-Mnchine 10
IRDN TIES-s| to 10
BEESwAX 25G130c. p ID.
BLEACHING = doz 45GGS5.
BUCKETS, r dozen. 3 90.
BROOMS. = dozen, 81 5Oa3 90.
BROWN SHEETING. p yard. t0lI5c
CANDLES, Star, 20623.
OATS-Black. c: white, c; mix / c.
CHEESE per III. lee.
COFFEE, Rio, 23.Gl24c.
CRACKERS, p = TIGsIc.
CASTINGS. p ID, 5la6c.
COTTON YARNS. = dozen, 12fGlsc
COALOIL. "a gallon, SOC per Dbl.
FLOUR, 50 00G 10 90.
FEATH Frs, p ID 50t960c prime.
GUNPOwDER. p keg ) 5oAss 90.
BLASTING POWDER, ) 90.
HIDES, green, &c.
- dry lie.
HORSE SHOES e ID Base.
Nails r. 10 27G135c.
LARD OIL, z gallon, 81 so
LARD, y ID lie.
LEAD, q ID lie.
MOLASSEo, y. o., :. II, r hbl. Goa; 80.
4" p half bills 70aS5.
kegs G5as5 per gallon.
Avn AshA~N th Nue. - 49,
r bbls SIS.
Z half bbls SO 10.
keys, ST 80
NAILS p key So 30 rates.
RICE, p ID llal24e.
SUGAR, Brown, e 10 llG9l3e.
a. Re6ned. l5aloc.
SODA-By the keg 71c r ID.
SHOT, per bag, 3 0J;a5 -.
SToNEwARE, p gallon, 10 to 16c.
TOBACCO. Manufac i. per III 90 81 40
TALLOw, per ID case.
CEMENT, louisville. So 90.
WHITE LEAD, yaI3c.
WHiSkEi, common, per Dbl 81 GOAL %
= Rye and bourbon, bod u
i" Robinson CO l J0a2 %.
BRANDY, Apple and Peach - 5JaI 90
IRON. bar size, 5Ac.
PRINTS 8 TO lac.
JEANS, per yard, 2oa75.
fLtNSEY, per yard, l5a49c.
LEATHER, kip skius 81 50a9 90
sole, per 10. 80 60c.
upper side, l3a5 W.
LIME-i50az %.
WASH BOARDS per doz, sS 00aS 25c.
PLowS, Steel, s,al24.
III BIS, l 5Ja2 81 per sett.
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SCHOOL

lNHE Trustees OF this School Districr
announce that free school will b.
opened al Ihe beech Wood Seminary.
On the l3th day of January next, under
he management Of John w Cowgirl a.
prineipai, AMI r. NJ. French and Miss EN-
ma Fuqua, assistants. The school viii be
taught tor Ave months. and all children
within the ages prescribed by law are in
vited to attend sail school, as the State
pays for their tuition.
eay- charge of One Dollar is made
for each pupil, which must be paid on the
FIRST day of entering school, to John W.
Cowgirl, who 10 authorised TO receive the
same This charge is made to cover hou Sc
rent AMI iuel.
s j. warrs. r.u. tees.
"a: D. KixGnAs,
Jsauary LIST, ls72
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NOTICE! NOTICE +!

DiITIES in.iebted to wa. Il. BENNY,
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BRIGGS WARDS the brides
parents, in. this village, and by the Rev.
A. W. Cummings on Thursday the 10Th
instant, Mr.. M. J. BRIGGS and Miss
ELIZA j. EDWARDS all of D6dgeviile.
The nuptial rites and ceremonies were
conducted in the most approved style
The bride looked charming and lovely in
her bridal array. The groom appeared
proud and happy, and seemed fully. able
to care for and protect the one, whom to
him "waS the altogether lovely y:
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy pair started for Mazomanfe, the
former home of the joyous bridegroom.
The prospects of the happy couple are
unusually bright. Mr.. Briggs is young
AMI rising lawyer, having.the elements OF
popularity within him. TIE bride is one,
of our fsirest and most popular ladies.
May their hearts unite and be as one,
and may they love long and. love much.
May kind providence watch over and
protect them through their matrimonial
life, is the earnest wish of this insti-
tuition in particular, and the community OF
bod ,eville in general.