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New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
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slvassAH ga June i7Arryed steamship, San J,nS asA
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Usvtya J1ne Thrive. steamship CITY n Mereo Tmm~rsia
from Vera sail for NewfOrk 18Th The deEa0 More -
te ir0n aux.tofz, tie HjIang Ji lao lsta.
DISASTERS.
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.arlo u passing he occA tlltAs
loe steep Rocks iuo'kn- n"-n Der ap'afi hlrs
lae .saoe Ar !sAH a where 40
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
R4ILWAY INTERESTS.
ANOTHER TRUNK LINE WEST


Another project for enlarging the railroad
sysem OF the country has been under consideration TOT
some time past and IL Is stated by s promoters that
will soon cunliuate in actual work. and extensive oper
atoms materially increasing the present means OF trans
portation The line OF the road Will extend from New"
York City 20 Council Bluffs, Iowa. ana VIII De as neAy
direct as the character Of country VIII allow the oo
ieet being 10 secure the easiest possible gade ior tho
track II WILL be OF the regulation Tades ana lullJ
constructed ia intended 20 form trunk hne The HS
OF the corporation is the Continental Railway company
II has secured charters from several OF the western
States and embraces the charters OF several rall'
roads which have not been constructed pu'
have been consolidated and anally merged lhtO 'uo
Continental Corporation. The capital stock OF the ON
pany is placed az $50 OOOOoo The road Will be bum "
the Central Railway Construction COMPANY. when mas
s Office IN the building No. 20 Nassau-st' over 1he
Offices OF the Continental Railway Company INC
prncpal porsons interested IN the railway are also
pecuniarIy interested in the Construction Company j.
Estimates ana bearings being prepared at ths
Offices OF IN Construction Company, but the details arc
not obtainabe The officials OF the Companies stlio
that the road will require about Ave years for con
tructon The above statements havo been CLEANED I'm
various souroes but very little has been obtained Hom
te oniaals who hayo displayed angular rruoonoo IN
withholding the detas Oi Ghe enterprise Tho Annuli
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

Messrs Wood. Han. and BrOwnell are members Of the
Scientific School, and the Harvard and Amherst Fresh
men have both written letters declaring that they win
not race the Yale crew that ground but the Asso
citation having decided that the scientific schools etc.
were an integral part Of the college it seems hardly pos
sbe 70 avoid sequence that the Freshmen Of the
fessona schools part Of the Freshmen OF the college
Harvard Yale and Amherst, according to present ap
pearances Will be the only entries in the Freshman
race and Yale must counted having very strong
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
Tribune Lecture Extra No. ;.

THg METHOD OP CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THB OARwISIAN THEORY
Twelve delivered bv Prof AGAsSL bef,r. he Mn.eu- 81
Comparative LoGogr Cambridge Mass, containing vass aa,uu,
r-coaie Information ANIMAL L pnatei On tsa
Tribune hI pages usyrie wih aausr,u ssr..ax.
~ll De ssael On THURSDAY juno H. -
TRIBUNE CrJRR RxI2A 80 RIGHr
rhl sheet aO coltAu de,crpuoa Of -ouea Pssa. .s.-
orr u he Rocky Mountains hy the it College Erped,uoa
Pas single copies By mail g i've
cents Address rHR TRIBUNE Se-YorA-
Hue Extra shesA containing Hectares ~ sH.-uas.
lld Cre Aoocr pori ind rhe rub4ne niuie ,er 81
~annd and Hearing, Voice aud speech. The Expia-
nation of hasichi Harmony, illstauou4 Tbo ecars.
bf V'oL hsosF~ 10 TRIBUNE LASrVGA AAgkA ~,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
CHOLERA N TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, June l7.-Ihere were 80 deaths
to-day IS being from cholera The disease is evidently
spreading. Dispatches from Gallltin. Lebanon, Green
ye and other points show that Lne sCOurso Ia carrying
OF 4 great many a. those places.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

for a year are $500 The commencement exercises viii
take place in the College building. on Frbiay. at M
ON mar ocoaaon various prizes. Including several gold
medals Will be- awarded to those who have madO marked
progress In their studies
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

ANOTHER GIT TO PROF. AGAssIz's MUSEUM
BOsrOS, June l7.-Alrs. Quincy Shaw, daugh-
ter Of Prof Agaz, has contributed $4,000 the Mu
Of Comparative ZJOogy IN which father u so
deeply nterssteG
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

smith Co.. A.4nu. ROur NILS Br10G.7u. n,nucTrsrs ~
crushed recently published pamphlet ~hea As,
ubie a. citing fsrtA
f value of wheat t G A 60 ,tate nrh s
,nusc fable showing the chemical Vsas =
.,ut fO34 cDAptr1 -i-n
rhe-a lcg shOa be better generally gasrsoO "A
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
MiIlIam-burgh 90 FIre In.urnnce Co.


WN.1s II pleased H wise Providence BY eAtA,
on l- ib usL IRON oar and Che active
personal brJhrr-u-
rector JAAEa A. WAIERBUAt. u-iars of l
active IN r"r"r rom t lStauon ultl As
Iay Of hs desIh. period Of over " srars,
Nhrtc De- resided
.,s ever hon,r-i AudhI Is vorl 1s boni
Trore esolUed brother
hr hour her hiction believe
lasss ~ mantle gam
bsiY
sopei preamble and resolutions
l.r-e rpIr the miult. COPY u.uei Pr-
e ,ni ioc,ad BabuA.f
IN hs Boo.yn DIy rne Aesl5f. ErO8lc.
hDAtNU DhlHtNt President
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
PnRrRK.s Mnvros
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rev. Dr. Prime.
Comnarative Value OF Foods.

Tuf people require h11ii -ll enf r .
Dr. Primes letter detailing bs pleasant srperca a. I&s
CJLr9s DENTAL AssOClArlOS 10 Cooper lnslltA
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
Sueclal Notices

Needles or General Depot 8ARrLS'r's
% 81 BrotdNar Srw-i0rk.
Po-t-Oce Notce-rle mails for Europe durng th no
inc ruRUAI. June 3d. ai5 s ohc AD5 s-
DAY. . m, THURSDAY, a. ~ a. 1ud IN SATURDAY
Al lD and a a M rIIOS L. JAMES. Postmaster
ImpOrtanr Railway rruvcersfn rouseq'euer u The
APPLBrONS NATIONAL RAILWAY GUIDE ali,h
WATERING PLACES,
LAY THIRD EDITION FOR ~ ~ Price oay . cents Fer
ss.- u. aud >~A
frF
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
MfRPIED

True and False Science speech s rll4I 3iollss 5T
Para. 434E.u, "a rtinrvH LEer~gs Extra ". o.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
THE STATE or TRADE
uAuANA MARKRTH

H,vA., Juns il--surI-SO - D. b.. ios@~' rs" pr ''
RTohsnge J-ist and arn-
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Providence x r Iuns l7-Pnn Cloths resdy " '"'a'As@
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
DIED.

All Notice, Of Marriages must be ind0rSed wLa f4a
aGms Gad IIiJg5s
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

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New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

MI FoWlcls l4o oo" - uieuDer OF the class
the present Junior Class % years Of age and native
OF 5toneham. Mass. He Is Of medium hight measuripg
nve feet inches, and of dark complexion, with
straight. dark ha.r muslache, and goatee. He has
WHY, vigorous frame and, being hard worker and an
enthusiast boating matters, he keeps himself always
IN training BY moderate living and steady Rymna4ium
exercise SO stern had been his seldiscplne through
the Winter that IN the short time the crew mas
adopted its present system Of training which, will be
seen, Is very mild, Mr. Fowler has gained Elk pounds
He has pulled 10 several class in the position OF
starb0ard stroke No g. but this his first Univer
sty his first appearances IN the exacting sta
OF bow where the Oarsman not only attend 70
time and stroke but look hls shoulder for
and ODstrucOns ahead an0, By motions his
feet influence the rudCer the fragile boat out Of
the way Of aay impending danger he may
detect. Ths crew has hardly yet got
beyond the barge period and Mr Fowler has
Consequently had opportunity 20 show his capacity
pilot bat he has the reputation 81 being who
keeps bio wits about him and expected 10 make good
stoersmGn with practice, as well a. q hrstclass oar
mr Day, who pulls No ?. comes from Cdtskill n T. and
years OF He sJfOke In the University
OF lat year IL Is a very skful Oarsman and the fail
Of h last year ascrDed entirely 70 the bad
system OF rowing aud training adopted rather than %
Aay deficiency lis execution Of IL. He was also
strnke0ar 0f class which the class race
The Pail regatta, and golden badge as a remi-
niseeBce OF triumph. he a very popular man IN
college and a member OF the scroll and Key Society
Personally Mf. Day q A1e specimen OF Young Amer
iea F4E com oucd, solid and square. be presents
ieet and .Ieles %. excellent boas aud unssie Tue
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.

As he proceeded, the excitement be
came intense. and finally whenever the
name OF Pomeroy was mentioned there
would be storm of Indignation 1t
was revolution York caught It's ia
vor in The fine 6bsrs of his nervous
organism aud became inspired He
said Il know | am disgraced man;
| have wilfully and of malice afore
thought betrayed trust reposed in me
by u fellow man. [ did it with eyes
wide open, and mind full of conpre-
hension Of the consequences; but did
it because I thought it was sacri6 e
required of me to save my State from
sinking still deeper into the quick
sands of corruption in which her once
fair fame is already almost swallow ed
up. I stand before you pledged to
vote for Samuel C. Pomeroy in eonsid
Grafton Of seven thousand dollars to
me in hand paid in current funds, and
a promise of one thousand dollars pay
able upon contingency. | ask you
must 1 redeem that pledge?" TCries
of mo, no" Damn Pomeroy aud his
money! Il ask you if am in your
minds disgraced man?" [Cries No.
no" ''Y ou did right" "I ask you if
the end does not justify the means?
TCries of "Yes, yes" aud loud
cheers"
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
BULLS NARSAPARILLA.
sr. LOUIS. ApriI 80.

ST. LOUIS, April 30.
DR.. JoHN BrLS--Dear Sir: Knowing
the efficiency Of your Sarsaparilla, and
the healing and beneficial qualities u
possesses, I send you the following state
ment Of my case:
/ was wounded about two years ago
was taken prisoner and confined FOR SIX
teen months. Being moved 80 often, my
wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat up u snoment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips Ny general
health is impaired, and need something
10 assist nature ! have more faith "a
your sarsapariiIa than 10 anything clse
wish that that Is genuine Please e1-
press me half dozen bottles and ools'
Carr. c. P. JOHNSON.
P. s.-Nr. johnson was the sen OF
ski;Iful surgeon. His mother recommenp-
ed 20 her friends, and for many years uss-
NV serso parilla with perfect success. -
scrofnla and Fcver-sores Mrs Sonr',-
states thai the cures effected were ni'no.'
miracuIous. Read my Journnl TOT s..
tended Information and advice IN t''
ease. NV Journal contains ecr'.n'a.s, ~
cminemt persons, ministers sna m.'., ,r.t,.
msn-msn who are known here IN
oonmunitv for integrity and Forpe'.i
have rece billy received most rem-t-~"f
certifcats from an eminent Fsn',,,''3,ri 1. .,',
Louisville.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
Foua STATE PRISONS
s Neyv Proposit.on.

Judge Graves. the waiehful guar
dian Of our public interests, is giving
attention 10 law reform at present. and
the Press is bolnd TO- assist Elm 10
every legitimate scheme thas is calcu-
lated to confer The greatest good on the
greatest number. according TO the so
cial principle Of Jerry Bentham aud
other lights of legislative reform. His
present proposition involves the very
iu pori4nt principle of making eriuli-
nails pay their way as they 90, Instead
of being burden ON the State The
Judge proposes that there should be
the State. With regard to the Ioca-
lion. he thinks this question should be
settled in connection with other cir.
conistances. For instance, the loea-
ton might be determined according to
the conTenience Of finding employment
for the convicts The proposition is to
lease the penisentaries, aud to make
them paying. speeuiatfohs, at least to
make them pay for themselves. Ii IS
also proposed, ia the scheme contem-
Mated. 10 give the lessee the privilege
Of adopting any kind OF healthy en-
ployment that may be agreed upon by
suitable committee. The ,penitenia-
ries, at least some of them, might be
placed in the coal districts for example
The present establishment at Frank
frot to be retained, If necessary; or if
10 the rearrangmept. auuther aud differ
ent distribution were pronssed, it don't
matter, provided the ultimate end Is
compassed, namely M ling the crimi
mails pay for their keeping. taking the
burden off the State, aud increasing
the moral tone Of convict life general
" The snbject IS worthy of very Sc
rious consideration.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08

A MILITARY SENsATIoN.-Mueh
sensation was produced TO day BY a
long conference Of The President at The
Senate with Cameron and others This
is variously explained, some saying
tbat,she Geneva award and Washing-
Ton treaty are the tropics. aud others
that the visit referred to Government
relations with Spain. It is asserted
that the military ring strongly "a
vor the recognition Of The Cuban in>
surgcDts, and are speculatiDg actively
in Cuban bonds.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
-.
cRAS. A. HOLCOMDEs COLUMN
DIR. JOHN BULLS
Great Re- medie s.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
Concentrated Extr'sio
B u G HU
coMBINEp WITT
Bromide Of Potassium.
Bromide Of Potassium.
Purchase Bottle and CAREFUL! read di-
recti0n.

DuCHU ia stimulnt, and u itself
II msy fail TO effect azure, hul Buchu,
y hen scientifically combined xhh Bro
mide of Potassium and ,iher ingedients,
produccs sedative effct, and causes =
healthy action. thus inceasing he pow
ers of digestion, allayiig irriwion, re-
dnciug All unnatural swsllings, Hopping
pain and inflammation and csping the
repairs and nutrioicrtz in the human
BODY to be greater Than the wmes, thus
preventing decomposition and deay. and
gives nourishmeni, heath and igor TO
the ~ stem.
My Buchu is good for all diseaes aris-
ing from ex cesses such IS Weaktes ..nnJ
Pain in the Bnck and Leg, Trenbling
the region of the Heart Weak Nervsn'
Pallid Countenance. Dryness Of he sArrsI
Scrofuia. Syphilis, in it's Hany fens'
GERS aEd Tumors. "a, re-
sb5ve syfnpto1Ds and i5,SA ~ alf. -
hand. Get a bottle of nv h,,el Apd Bro
mide Of Potassium AZ once nnfyou may
rely on being cured.
lkno~ just what say. Nv eeord a.
cemponndcr Of Medicine is seond tolO
man in the Southwest
Twenty-Five or thirty yearsago. as ny
fellow-citizens know full wi. found ne
nebihd the prescription cOnter IN us
city Of which ! now dwell; have curtd
more people Of varioAs diseases than al
the physicians in Louisvilleput togethei
Undoubtedly, for every single patient
that sny Louisville physisiai has have
hundred. am no upstarfof yesterday
My medicines are a succtss--a great sue
sess. Louisville il not large enough 70
me TO have a competitoL monoPoliT
The Wholesale Patent Medicine trade here
One and another has tired, by copJin'
after me here in Louisville, 70 eompet
with me, but, one after another. their gun
have been silenced, and their efforts la'
been sboriiye.
My medicines are good and answer th
purpose-that is The secret OF my sueees
Iy reputation as compoundcr Of goo
reliable articles is fully established.
believe my BGchu and Bromide Of r
tassium is the best article now in tic ua
ket for the cure Of all diseases Of ID
urinary or gehito-urInGry organs. 'uS
az Nocturnal Incontinence, IrritabIliy
the Bladder and urethra. Inflammation
.he Pelvis Of. the Kidney, and all tn
class Of diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. U
as per directions ia all cases.
JOHN BULL, NJ. d.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08

,or dinner on dflF days vs. (; wsss. sor
.lis p-esent ,tike, whenever duff day
- sbss ss-le- csIjalkas7l. 7il-rT ssSa ssssSFt;
Senator from KpnsaS is also being tried
aad is no doubt equally guilty OF buy
iag his seat.
In Missouri similar Senatorial cor
rupiiou row exists.
Pennsylvania is conceded nest Of
corruption.
Louisiana aod AlAbauia, poor cor
r.ptiou ridden territories, have sunk
TOO low 10 excite comment.
Iuall the Sou,heru States. and many
g. the Northern States, these aPpiian
oes are unoispuied. and the only ques-
ZION is which Of the contending factions
!. zee least guilty Legislative bodies
ore bought and sold with no moro to
DO than q passing telegraphic Dispatch.
Cong-ees-the great seat OF power
stands fearfully guilty. The Credit
Yobilisr swindle bids fair TO rob it Of
some who were esteemed its nurest'and
and best members; It's statesmen Of re-
nowu; its high oficials. representa-
tises. senators, and two vice presidents
--Colfax, Wilson, Patterson, Brooks.
KELLEY, and others. The whole batch
/. rotten aud leprous. The most alarm
ing feature of al Is, that the people
receivc ali these exposures with com
alacency-they have grown SO used to
.aeh charges aud such scenes that not
even surprise is excited. and usually
20 punishment is visited upon the gull
- sretches. who uncondemned continue
- riot in corruption. and often are bon
cred for their basepess aud turpitude.
70 the whole batch there appears but
ane Democrat-possibiy because they
had not the sans temptation-Brook~,
# New York. and We hope and believe
very Democratic member will vote for
his immediate expulsion.
Will party feeling cover up these
asgrant entrages, aud reseat the miser-
....--- ais..r,er .rorrv=nsthns triHed wafh;
fhe nations honor, Z Srhe throne
popular favor? Is there Uir'ue aud hon
,s,y enough left with he people to ar
rest this whirlpool Of corruption which
! sweeping tha country to destruction
This is no fancy picture, but dreadful
sets. The rescue must come from the
.reat States Of The North. We, away
.iown here in retei Kentucky, can do
ao,hiug. but read, and gaze on at the
yieked euactments in painful agony
Asa republic We cannot long carry the
immense burden of corruption which
row peryades every department OF gov
-rnment. state, federal, executive, leg
i-latiye. and Judiciary. The people,
themselves, will finally become corrupt
If indeed the majority are not al
fssdy-ond then there is no corrective
uower-but the strong arm of empire.
such Is The history of the world. The
eople must pot deceive themselves
hat all these charges of corruption are
he result of party malice. aud shisld
be culprits from party pride II love
.sf country is above love Of party, oil
hese corruptionists will be properly
Iunished.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
CHILLs AND FEf e

The proprietor Of this celebrate Tnea
cine justly claims for il "A supcriour IL
all remedies ever offered 10 the pplic foi
the safe. certain, speedy, and permanent
cure Of Ague and Fever, OF Chlis anaA
Fever, whether OF short or long sanding.
lie refers 10 the entire Western anl South
western country 10 bear him testimony
TO the truth Of the assertion, thai in no
case whatever will il fail TO curt, IL the
directions are strictly followed and car
ried ont. In great many casesa single
dose has been sufficient for cire. and
whole families have been cured b. single
bottle, with n perfect restoration Of the
general health. u is, however, prudent,
and in every case more certain to cure, II
its use is outirued in smaller doses for
week or two after the disease hasti
checked, more especially in difhsul
long standing cases Usually, this medi-
cine will not require any aid TO keep the
bowels in good order; should the patient,
however, require n cafhartic medicine,
after having taken three or four doses Of
the Tonic, single dose of BULLS VEG
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
ruc-eg.:ns ;he Nississsppi.

Il Bill is pending before Congress
70 charter a company to construct a
,unnel under the Ohio aud Mississippi
rivers, at their junction, to admit of
through railroad communication.
These rivers, at that psiut do not ad
nit bridging, and tunnels are possibly
he only permanent means Of securing
continuous railroad transportation. We
tappose the feasibility of constructing
the tunnels has been determined by
lctual survey, and if this be The case,
.hen, eventually, We may expect iun-
bel under the Mississippi from Illinois
10 Missouri, snd one under the Ohio
River TO Kentucky. This would coo-
acct the t~o Southern railroad systems
nth that OF Illinois. Il would open
me Southwest routes from Illinois TO
Arkansas and Texas, ard the South
eastern routes to Tennessee. Mississippi.
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and
Louisiana. Through trains could theD
psss without detention. and without
breaking bulk. or the slow and costly
proceeding of transfer by boats
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
Taken Up.

4 A STRAY, sySamuel B Trout, living
n two miles noarrh east of Jordan Sta
ton, near the NJ. ( q. Rail road, in Full
ION county, Ky. on the 22nd inst, one
WHITE CO w. sge about years, having
red ears. but having no brands and other
marks; and which appraise at the value
Of eighteen dollars.
Witness ny hand this 3ls, day of bee.
1872.
febs J. G. McMURRY, J.P.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08

SLAVERY IN CuBA DooNEp a
New York dispatch of Sunday says
A Havana letter says the conviction
has come over all that slavery 10 i's
nresent form will be abolished. ana
not a single step has ceen taken to Sc
cure aDy ether system.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
Taken Up

A \ STRAY, by Eli Roberts. living
n one half mile north of Jordan Station,
in Fulton county. Ky, on the 18th day Of
January, one MULY COW, White, with
red .specks. Her head and neck red, age
about eight years No marks, or brands
visible, and appraised at the value of
twenty dollars. Witness my hand this
the 25Lh day of January, 1873.
fets y. G. NcMuRRY, J. Z.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08

LIVE VEBOURBONISM-OPPOS
TO TEMPERANCE La vs.
NEGRO SCHOOLS-A Sta TIE
CONTENTION, dtd the L'uits 70
Res,sls- Le.ciagto,s and Pad1cah
Elections General Locat Ndttefs.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
TUE ST. Louis papers bave employ

Tue ST. Louis papers bave employ
ed f-4t.tfers ege for small pox and dif-
Oh catcilIiiSs 'A-e--4s'sse--liis
taiiry. There were no deaths there
from small Pox last week, but sixty
two persons we're buried from effects
Of variola. And the w large
number who died from &: a. fell aflie-
tion unknown to the board of health.
Gentlemen, small pox smells just as
sweetby anyeother name. You can't
fool US country folks by yonr technical
names aud scientific contortions.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
BULLS WORM DESTRuYE..
Ertract Of a Letter from Georgia
vILLASow, WALKER County, Ga,
June % 1866

FILLANNWl " NIhEH UW71 I
June 20, 1866.
Dr.. John Bull-Deor Sir; I have rc-
Gently given your Horn Destroyer several
trials, and ind il wonderfully efiicacious.
1t has not failed in a single Instance 20
have the wished for effect. | am doing a
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use for some article of the kind.
i am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMEST, NJ. D.
T. $50 unqualified aud numerous are
the .estimonials in favor of my Worm De-
stroyer that newspaper space is entirely
too small TO tell rs merits.
II is an infallible remedy for Worms.
Try il and be convinced. Sec ny journal
for a more full descriptions.
The Hickman courier., 1873-02-08
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Parties in debesat Chas. A. Holcombe
are respectfully requested to come for
ward and settle id thereby save cost.
c. 4. HOLCOMBE.