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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-14
SUCCESSION OEW. MOOD sM!vs,

RS HsRLEs r. FORTiEE. AUCTION.
- eeI-Oftce No. 82 Exchange ailey.-MON-
DAY. May e. 1873. viii! be sold. at twelve o. clock
NJ. on .h- premises. on Fulton stres.. between
Hon. 4. l. Tisso.,- J.dge Of the second Iis.1.c,
Couit for the paI sh of Orleans
ONE NEW BOILER AND ONE CLc B1lLER
Terms-Casn on the spot. rlyI4zi2G'
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BELOW COMING Up.

Barn Nlymfi. Andrsi!, days from NavaIa N
ballast. TO Vim Crew
Brig Sybil Wynne. Roberts, 90 DAYS from Eal :o,
Wales, 20 Davidson hill &co--
Brig Rarto)ome, Nh sor. days from Havana. IN
ballast. TO MASTER
Brig George W Chase, Bacon. 9 days from Havana.
to MASTER.
Schooner Matte " Atwood. Nevcont, 90 Gays
from Boston, TO Geo A Fcsdick &co-
schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury.4 days FORM
I:.!!s /" } Nacheca 4 s Oteri-
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HECEIPR UF PRODUCE.
CvACIIITA RiyER-SteameT Ouaciita Be:ie-s..
bales cotton and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iessie Tay ior--.e. bales
cotton a. d sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Southwestern-444 bales
cotton and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PeeIles s-!. bales cotton
and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Stean.s st john 80 hid. sugar
al! sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS Rai,.
ROAD, Nav i3--29c bale. Gotten and sundrlts
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD. May I5-220 bales cotton :.
hhds tobacco and sundrv produce
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Time--I:45h, l:4Gl., l:46L, l:l6A.
The frs, heat WAS wen by length. :he
second by a length and % Lal': in tue third
heat both horses ran locked all aIound: she
fourth was won by half a length.
Tie !ayrritss were beaten IN both races.
weather kspoyss
WAR DKpAKfsESs ,
Once Chief Signal Officer,
Washington. May 10. 1873. ABS p. H.
PROBABILITIEs.
For Sic north west and upper lake 8. And Whence
10 The lower Ohio valley and Missouri ard Kansas.
falling bar meter, northsasterl to sOutheasterly
winds; cloudy weather. and rain. For Tennessee
and the Gulf Sta'es, cloudy weather and rain.
With rsii temperature anc soul herly winds. For
tho South Atlant C States. southeasterly and
southws s:sriy wirds, high temperature INCREASING
C!oudju,E..a rain.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. May 10 6 P. NJ Barometer
$3.50. Wind east southeast; Glowing hard. Weather
:ilitk and RAINY. Airiv,d--Brig John y. Burns.
froute master Yen days from Vera Cruz with pas
ssngsrs and s,ffes to OF der. No Departures Sn
she bar. bound ut-sitamships Memphis and
Jamaican. Outside, awaiting taI WIND to SAL
VicksBrKa, May l3.-Weather cloudy and m'd.
srt Mitchell. "A. a.: John Kyle =. NJ; Natchez.
Z. ~. Ep-Allephany Belle nnd ba,g.s 10 A. NJ:
a. kssIIt: n: GHoraS" p NJ Ass aud
CISc!HNATf. May 3-kiver thirty se~fs Zee: elk
inshrs and falling. Wea, her fair and cool"
PITTsBuR.. May l3.-The river is e Oh: feet and
falling. Weather e! ar and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE. May 10 .-Light Taa this evening.
River risen inch, i'll the last twsE y!OuY houls.
XOvu.-R. I. Lee. at 3 A. N.
LOUISVILLE. May l!-Weathef cloudy and warm.
River statlonary ii zen feet three inches in the
ear al. thirteen :e.f three inches III the chute.
MEMPHIS. May l3.-Weatber warm and rainy.
River risirg slowly. b.parted-Iron Mountain aud
haIges and Sc. Joseph for ~. LOuis Mary Miller,
TOW beat Ii cnsid. f. Diamond and Tn npson De-
for New Oil.ane. City OF Augusta and Pat Cl.burne
Tor White liver The West Wind, recently sunk
IN the karsas river, ar!Nsd Isses She goes to
Mound City for repairs.
ST. Lori. May l3 --A,ri.ed-Garre, ard barg.s
from Neg Orleans, julie from Vicksburg Fannie
tswis from Ouachta Depart-d-Captol City
for vtcksburg. River rising. Weather cleat and
warm to-day. Heavy rein last night.
CalRe, May l3-Wea'her ,l.udy; mercury ~.
River has :isen twelve inches in the last twenty.
four hours. ArIived-Julia from vicksburg at 8
y. NJ; Grra. Republic from New Orleans at II
2. NJ; Lad, Lee from Red river AZ 1 ?. ~, and
Sherlock from Cincinnati at i've O'Clock. De.
Iarted-Jua for st. Louis at 10 P. " Great Re-
1ntlc for ST. Louis at 7. NJ: Lady Lee :oy st.
tsl..i. q q
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Consumers sh uld use from une-!onflh TO
one bali Less Of Dooley's than Of any other
yeast or baking powders. 1t is put EP JUL
weight.
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BY G. De Ferret q Go.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. fury ..;il.
SrCCESSIOE CF GEORGE ". Wo III .RkI
Second District Court for She F.TsL " 1.sns-
40. $40
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Dy e.. DE FERRET 4 co.. ,c..c ,.n

Dye DE FERRET 4 co.. ichsG ynx
~ ROSE, .uctioheer-Gffice n" ~ Roy sue ~
on the premises corner Craps aid Span .ti-,t .iii
BIZ sold 10y public auction. bv virtue of aG.I, on.
the hon. A. L. Tissot. judge of the : ccid !rs-
trct Court FOR parish OF Orleans, Gated Al. :! Il"
1873. The following described ab. s. FOX accvnt
OF said Succession
LAEGE VARIETY OF HOUSEHOLD GyRSI.
vURE Consisting of bedroom furniture cable siG,
board chairs, sofa. washstaI4d. glass, rroc ktyl i.
ware. clock etc. Also a god wa: Il aud shIin.
Terrs-G ash on fh- .poI. niy2 !n. -
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COMMERCIAL
cvx-psy IvkNIRa. May -, -,

CGT1GN-?ns sales to-day wsIs confined 70 2c0O
bu.s, at prices requiring Ut. change III quota.
tione We give alts the Exchange figures, which
for average lists according with it's types, while
ours preetRt the proper range Of the market for
average lists, b:t with the outside figures for low
ndGinp. good ordinary and ordinary s.veL Is the
outside 3oI street ct those gladesS
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssiMIlAyED
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Marine Intelligence.
CFTICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Wednesday. May Il. 1879.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
TESTEEuAXs

Steamship Lizzie. Feishsr. for Pensacola
Steamship st Mary. Lock Wocd. for Galveston
Norwegian bark Sauds maiden. TallackseE. 60.
favre
Norwegian BARK Am, kos. johnson. for creersto IN
German brig Ieopoidine Haesloop, for Havrc
British schooner Helena. Evans, for Rua.s. leland
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by &. r. GIRARDEY l. CO.-svcTios.
ID GERS Office NJ. l. Exchange place.--WEDNES.
DAY. May Il. 1873, will be sold by public auction.
az the time and places hereinafter designated, the
following described property. surrendered by W.
". Dev-nr. bankrupt, to wit
At 1880 A. NJ, at the stables of J. n. Sh.wiau,
Esq. No. 235 Graviey between Urya4es and Ram.
part Streets
ONE BAY HORSE.
ONE BsROUCHE AM, NOuBlE HARNESS
ONE OPEN BUGGY. AsD TWO SEES SINGLE
HARNESS.
Atlwelve o clock ". at the Merchants and Au~
tieneers' Exchange OF. Royal. between Cana! and
Custom house Streets
ONE HALF INTERB IT i'll the steamtug QUAKER
and OIL chat Intere1t in SEX BARGES, as they 10 v,
lie at Boards Mills, MilleI's BAYOU.
And It P. NJ, at the Reyetnent a. the Lake
End of the New Canal.
THREE FLATS
TWO HOSTING ENGINES
SUNDAY TOOLS AND AP1ARATuH
Any particulars desired will be furnished BY ap-
plving to the auctioneers.
Terne Of Ssle-Cash on the spot .. the moment
OF edIdcatfon. pyz 34letd
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GEacllita f.i!e. Blanks. from Oua.h.:a C.:
Lessee TsvlOr. iIu.iow. from shreveport
Southwestern. Jacobs, from SlIrevepor:
Peerless. Bread. from Washington
& JCEa. GytathOuse. from Baton Rouge
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British :eanlship Louisiana. Stewart. from liver
pool via Bordeaux 20 A X MI!.g S.o-s:h i. :
Sg!c: -
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FLATS. HOSTING ENGINES. .oC,.S AND Az
rAEiTCs.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.


=. W. Seller rs. Julius Meyer-Second
Justice Court for the fafish eff Orleans, Ne 2aa6
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERl FACIAs TO
~ ne directed ty the Hon. ". L. Evans. Sec
oud Justice OF the Peace .oI tie parish Orleans
the above numbered and ent tied euit, viii pro-
cTed 70 te! at pubic AUCTION, on FRllAi, May Is.
strt cts the following property. TO Wit
CONTENTS OF BAR ROOM. FURNITURE ETC.
as per inventory On fle at my Cttce.
T-rnAs-Casl III Unit states treasury notes.
Mrs. NJ. Barrirger. Authorized, Se. q II.
HempsteaI-Frst Justice Court foy the Par!sL
OF UrIe ais. No. 800
DY VIRTUE OF 4 WEiT OF F!ERI fAC1AS
~ TO directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston
orleans. vii. proceed TO sci. at public auction.
az my waref oast No. i39 Julla street. Oh MONDAY
May z6, 1918. at ,welve O'clock NJ. the following
described property. 10 wit
ONE LARGE lot OF HOUSEHOLD EVRS..U
Seized il the above entitled suit.
uyl42o JOHN HURLEY. Constable.
Urban Theurer vs.. John p. Bolton and
George Lawrence Captain ard OwueIs of Lug.
ger Little Kate-Fourth Justice Court Tor the
Parish of CIieans, No 1864.
UY VIRTUE OF WHIT OF fIER1 FACIAS
- 10 erected by the Hon. John Cair. Fourth
Justice o. the Peace and for the PAL ish OF Or.
MONDAY, MAY -. 1873. a; twelve O'clock NJ. too:
Of Eep anade street. Third District side
THE LOGGER LITTLE KATE. seven and a Half
iort burden. her tackle, sail. etc. as she now lies
N the Mist issipI' aver. foot O. Isp!auaGe sheet.
ih!rd District side.
Seized III the anOve emitted s.1lf.
TeIms-Cash Oh spot:
niy6 Is ia ....J ". JONES. Constable.
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IMPORTS,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IivEEPOOI-Ship Sciota--5i; tons sa.: !! ;.s
soda ash !26 pkgs eagtnerwalr
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BY c. E. GirardeY & Co.

:icHSCS RAILROAD STOCK AT AtC-.cS.
SUCCESSION ON AND MRS. WILLIAM POGO
StceId Is:r.s: Court of the Pa!isA at Er:esas-
No. rs ..3.
by &. r. C:lRARDEY A. CO.. arCr:o-
- etrs-Nicholas J. Hoey, AuctiOneer.-On WEB
NESDAY MAY IA, 1873 at lively. O'Clock NJ. at the
Merchants and AuctiOueers' Exchange, o. Roy al
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets. in this
city of New Orleans, by virtue of an order of the
honorable the Second District Court for the par
irh Of Orleans. dated April %. 1893 vii: be esId by
public auction.
ONE HUNDRED SHARES Of tire Capital Stock of
the New Orleans. Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
Terms-Cash. inyS 10 II u
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:.:..~. Co.'S: "f she Gated STATE. 81 au.::ca for
She Hi..:!.: .: :ouis.a,a-Su :?aS
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II CGDE. OF ). BURNETT aS1 T. l. S.hyo:
ASSiGNEkS.
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HORSE, BAROrCHE BUGGY AND HARNESS.
INTEREST IN SvEAMTUG QrAEEI AMP BARGES.
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=, - -. ". r HAKF EK
aIl2 % my IA Sheriff of tn. Parish of On Iesrs
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!ss:oSEES salem EAsSarrrcy.

IS!EE MATTER "2 ". W. nEv.SE. H.SEgrrT.
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James J. O'Hara vs.. 4 Certain Portion of
Ground heluumiuc to J. Pnttler.

r
apiE q myi ~ Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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A. Il. Nefe;ebur& VS.. Charles Wagner.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT EOR TIE pap,c1

". r HARPFR
apl2 % mvlI Shpr fl of the Parish of OrIa- 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-02
Fine and Carefully Selected Stock
OF -
CHOICE FURNITURE.

Consisting iii part of parlor Sets and Chamber
sets of all kinds, Marble and Wood Top Centre Ia.
bles, Pine and Extension Tables, Bureaus and
and Lounges Of all kinds, and in fact everything in
the FURNITURE LINE. As this is the only place
i'll the city where the Furniture Business is made
specially, the subscriber hopes to receive sufi.
cicnt encouragement to enable him to keep a stock
of fgoods that shall fully meet the public demand.
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MOST VALUABLE snUVM.ERS,

How oilen do we hear the bereayed one cXclari:
ON II Just had his likeness-if l only had her
photograph, would not take fortune for it," Let
such be warning to those enoying life and health
90 While the lamp OF life holds out while the bloom
OF physical perfection adorns the check 60 to y.
pictures ever taken.
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fuDilshed at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street.
POT OF Court, by SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

WE learn from a gentleman from
Dyersburg, that woman named Jaue
-. committed suicide iu the Jail at
that place on Friday night the Sd inst
1t seems that the woman Jane, had be-
come, boisterous aud pugnacious on
the streets of the towu, By whipping
one Yankee druiAtner and cleaning out
drug store man. was arrested, tried
and committed to Jail, aud on the first
night of her Incarceration took dose
of morphine, which knocked the orig
iual sin out of her as we'll as her
breath. y
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
Commercial.
HICKMAN CooRIER OFFicE,
Safnrdav Ocfnher. IL IS-G

tAihtN CSADbtA II 80 a. }
CORN-shelled Is; ear45o, from wagon.
Merchants selling ~ 5Oa55
COTTON-We quote NJ IA to Is cents, in
greeubacks.
WHEAT l0a1 30, owing to quality
APPLES per barrel, II 50a2 %; and
demand unsettled. Boxes 40ca75c.
MEAL-FroIn wagons a, 60ce65e
BUTTER-Fresh, 20 to 25c per lb
POULTRY, ETC.-Young Chickens,
- % TO : 30 per dozen. Old from 3 STA
4 90. Eggs, Toto l2lc per dozen
%OOL-45 10 5octs. lbs. tub washed.
GENSING-70a75c per pound.
SALT-By car load. bushel So 90;
oy retail 3 -. $50 lbs, barrel b. car load
81 z5, by retail - 90.
PLOwS Her1wicS, Baltzer & Cos
Steel Plows. No. /, 81 o0. No, >, Q 90
No. 3, SO; No. /, Il. by the lot not
less than doIen
WA6ONS-Hertwick, Baltzer s Cos
make 22xs5 inch. tlight two horse) THIN
bic skein. SO 90; 3xe inch, medium
thimble sEeiu So Ooi 8txloinch, heavy
thimble sllein, SO 90; / sx9 inch, liaedi-
uu iron axle, $50 90; l4NlU inch, heavy
iron axle. 500 90
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

PAGNIUM WAGoNs.-The lively
contest between the Hickman Wagon
Manufacturing establishments of Hort-
week, Ballzer & Co, and f. Knoerr.
stands with even honors iu regard to
premiums. Kuoerr was awarded the
blue ribbon at the Hickman Fair, and
Hertweck, BaItzer & Co, at Union
City. It vas the intention Of these
eatablishugnts to carry the contest to
the St. Louis Fair, but found they
could not reach there in time for en-
try. Experienced workmen Gh all
hands say these wagons cannot be ex-
ceIled anywhere. Both Of them de-
serve premiums, and the Fulton Coun
ty Association were unanimously will
ing to award premiums to both.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

One of the grandest undertakings
ever begun IN St Louis is the con-
struction of the railroad tunnel from
the western approach Of the great
bridge along Washington avenue and
Eisht .ssi;seet to sa.l..s-...,:s9p sls...-,:ss9ue. The
turf,si nom Third srfces to Clark ave
nue. to connect our eastern and west
ern railroads, is to be 1000 feet in
length, with an open approach of 900
feet walled in. Work was begun on
this gigantic enterprise last November,
but owing to an inclement winter very
little progress was made until about
the middle of march, at which time
actual hard work seems to have com
meneed and the work done from that
time to the present has been satisfac
tory to the most saneuine friends OF
St. Louis aud the tuonel. The spans
of the arches Of the tunnel, --of which
there are two, is fourteen feet clear,
and the hight seventeen feet. The
arches have a depth of five length Of
brick spriuging from a wall of solid
stone whose foundation is six feet
thick to the spring line, above which
the thickness of the wall is four feet
the centre wall is three feet in thick
ness. All the brick work and mason
ry is set in hydraulic cement. Ten
barge loads of Grafton stone are con-
sumed every week, and forty thousand
brick each day. The various labors
connected with the construction Of the
tunnel give employment TO not less
than fifteen hundred men and over one
hundred teams.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extra Special Notice.

Beware of Counterfeitsi smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the
coun .erfeiter brought TO gries
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR..
John Bull only has the right, to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith 5
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Ezsnine
well the label on each botile. II my pri-
vate stamp is not on the bottle do not Par-
chase. or YOU win be deceived. See my
column advertisement, and my snow card.
I will prosecute any one infringing on
my right The genuine smith tonic
syrup can only be prepared oy myself
DIR. JOHN BULL,
InnisYille. Kx.. Nov. :, ls99
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
Hickman yyhogesaie Prices


CANDLES, Star, 20923.
OATS-Blaek, C; white, c; mix c.
CHEESE per lb 1Sc
COFFEE, Rio, 25@2G!c, and tending
upward
CRACKERS, p = 75@slc.
CASTINGS, q b, Skate.
COTTON YARNS, p dozen, I2@.ISc.
COAL OIL, T. gallon 25c per Dbl.
FLOUR, IS 00@ 90.
FEATHERS, = 10 65c prime
GUNPOWDER, q keg $ 50aS8 90.
WASH BOARDS per doz, 81 O0a3jc >
PLOWS, Steel, S,a12l.
HUBS, l 50a2 81 per sett
Nails n 10 27Cg35c.
LARD OIL, z gallon, 81 5Q.
LARD, T. 10 lie.
BLASTING PONDER, 50.
HIDES, green, &c.
dry loc.
JEANS, per yard, 20a75.
LINSEi, per yard, I5a40c.
TALLOW, per ID &c
SODA-By the keg SIC 99 ID.
SHOT, per bag, OOGg3 IS.
STONEWABE, e gallon, ) 10 l6c.
TOBACCO, Manufac d. per ID 80 81 80
BAGGING-l5al7 per yard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
IRON TIES-sl to 10
BEESWAX 25C30c q b.
IRON, bar size, sc.
PRINTS TO I2}c
LEATHER, kip skin1s'i 50a8 80.
sole, per 10 S5 a toe.
upper side, 50a5 %.
STEEL Cast, NJ. 9 A.. 2Oa27c.
SfRuPS-5 gal B.kgs > 50.
Large lots prices good per cent. lower.
BUCKETS, e dozen, 90.
BROOMS, = dozen, > 5Oa3 90.
Bt1aYN SHEETlNG, t. yard, l0al5c.
LiME-l5Oa2 90.
BLACKING z dor 45@s5.
FELLOES > U0aO 90.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

AMERICA went into the Vienna Ex-
position with the meekness of lamb,
but comes out With the lions share of
honors The most prominent thing
exhibited in the American department
seems to have been Yankee shrewdness.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

AT the Fair last week, there was
suspended across the ring, az "air cas-
tic" This Ingenious pieTs Of work
nanship was made By akF. s-ahoney,
Of Paducah. aud attrac5fd general ad
mirstlon. Il was made< entirely Of oat
straw, and exhibited rare taste, skill
aud ingenuity, sud bore OF blue
ribFou by unanimous consent
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

THE HSckman town authorities geu
orally deserveNcommendation but as
the winter is approaching and muddy
weather in prospect, the non comple
ton Of certain pavements and side
svz5shs ordercd, is submitted to their
|. liberation. Some citizens have
Complied faithfully aud promptly with
the order, while others hq.sg got, We
are deciSedIy partial T. IS present
council, but We beg them to heed this
suggestI5h.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

IT will be remem bered that Jay,
gook & Co, headed list of bankers
bed capitalists last year, who united in
a letter to the lesser bankers and busi-
ness men Of the country, predicting .
great financial crisis, in the event Of
|Greeley's eleetion, and prosperity il
|&Gnt was. Thousands aud thousands
oters were thus influenced. The
sAou the country now, but who
kespousible ?
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

THE Smith family-from the Lodg
ton precinct-were arranged before
Judge Wingate, Thursday last, 90
warrant to keep the peace. The de
fendauts not being ready, the trial was
postponed until II O'Clock to day, and
in default of bail two of the women
were committed to iail.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
County Democratic
EEn<

,oeracy Of Fulton County are re-
80 requested TO meet in Conve.l-
-, be court house. in Hickman, on
Ai. Oct 18th. 1879. 10 consider the
stioa of Firsi District Convention,
Ing to the presentation of = suitable
Rsli date for Clerk Of the Court OF Ap-
nys, or other State position; hnd 10 con-
r snch ether matters OF party inter
{ IS may be brought before the conren-
on. Respeclfuily.
Go. WARREs
!. Acting Chr'uin Dem. TX. Com.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

TuE Union City Herald has some
|'.poetry" on the financial situations
quite up to anything ever produced b
{o DonueI. the EdgefeId bard. Here
Eis an extract IF they cant ride on
khe peoples backs by convention,
hey will resort to their last trick,
m<Gasion. These hell bound cleaks
knd their combinations, Have sapped
be labor AID the best blood OF the
Fnatiou. The Mobilian tricks cf this
high hand irarerDity. Moved iiu the
beginning and viii end with eternity
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

A NEBRASKA man, on his dying
bed, remembered that his wife was
smoking some hams, and he said :
New Henrietta don't go to shifting
around and forget them hams
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

TIE Princeton DaiRsr favors the as
semhling ofa District convention Of the
counties of the old First to designate a
choice for clerk of the oCurt Of Ap-
peals.
We have received the Grst number
of the Eddyville Telegraph, published
weekly at tha county seat Of Lyon
county. The issue is full of interesting
local matter.
Hoo or no hOa was voted on by
the citizens of Nasville last Saturday.
and it was nip and tuck, which should
win. There werS4,399 votes poled
and ''no hog" beat the hog By votes
The Marshall County Democratic
Convention, under the manipulS-ons
Of political aspirauts, disapproge the
idea Of a-First District Nominating
Conven,ioSk kr Clerk of the Court Of
Appeals It, however, recommends
Thos c. Poore, Esq, for the position:
TEE attention of grain dealers aud
Il )wers is called to the advertisement
of J. 0. Mathewson, General Commis-
sion Merchant, Augusta, Ga he is
endorsed as thoroughly reliable,
prampt, aud responsible.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

THE dying words of a Delaware wo-
man were Henry if you marry
again remember that it only takes a
eupfuI of sugar to sweetcu quart Of
gooscberries.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11
REFERENCES
J. ANH- -B BE1-EST-

TIE REGULATOR.
TO- the trades large var
The quality SILKS and DRESS GOODS comprising ali
SHAWL DE1PAE2IANEINT
l.
Mssesa and
hosiery
WHTTEl GOODS DEPARTNHE EMIT
o
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nds for dies We Fleecelp OperaC
erting and
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qualities
PIECE GOODS PAEJTNI F1IT-
m Broad Cloth Lo skins Beaver 'oth Vesng Cas-
liners u grades
GBNTS DEPAE2TNIE1HTT T.
o Ready the hand
Gum
e,an
CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTH, ETC.
inc o Engl Car
pets a Ia o
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, PAINTS,
De
offer those
tcles he
By-Sp offered &
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

Nan FIT \ 500 FOUNDER, OR THE
EMALLEsT BOY, in the incest suits of
arotE.sng.
The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

ksaE reliabie geatlemen, and men
pital, are moving to establish q
/ Horse Association a, Hickman
" : contemplate locating it in West
d msn, and to ofer such purses or
|Eliums as wall invite the fastest
uses IL the country over ;heir course.