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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-03
cETTYsRURc
KATALYSINE WATER.

The United States Dispensatory, the authorized
record OF our MaterIA MGdIcA. classes this water
Y It'll tho most renowned Alkaline or CarbonAtCt
Springs OF Europe. II far CEcCls any other known
In It's sclfprcservlug properties. 1t does not de-
teFioEate by bOttllng and keeping. 1t has never
been claimed for any other mineral water the
power TO dissolve the uratGe, or so called chalk
formations in tho body or on the limbs and joints.
This tho Gettysburg katAlyBino Water has done
In hundreds OF instances. Govt, RhsuEl1tLSt1,
NsIrGlQid, DySptpSiG, GrdrGl. DlqbsttS, kidney
and Urinary DlSedJeS generally have all yielded
TO It's influence. 1t has restored Muscular PotgeT
to the pRralytIc, cared Abdominal DropSy, and
given healthy action to the Torpid LiUer. 1t has
cured Chr0hie DlarThGd, Pies, ConStip1tl0n:
ASthnld, CdtdrTh, DISG1SeS Of The Skin, General
DGbilIty and Nervous PToElTQtioI from Mtntd!
ard PkvSie1l EEeeSSeS. All these BY tho bottled
water. II Ii 0 powerful antidotc for EreeSStvs
Rdtip1 or DrtlkiR0. 1t corrects tho stomach,
promotes Digestion and relieves the head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing history
Of the Spring, reports from eminent physlClAna
and medical writer's, marvellous and wcll.Rttcstcd
cur c., and testimonials from distinguished citi'
EenB, will DO furnished and sent BY mail on 9ppli'
WHITNEY BROS. Gcn'l Agents,
227 South Front St., Philadelphia, Pa.
GEFFTaRURu HPRINa Co. -
Fer sale by EDMUND BOOKING and Drug
RlHtS generally. mAFl1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-03

TOLEDO, April S-Flour-Dull but IN
changed. Wheat--Amber Michigan
$105f; No. 2, red 81 O44a1 65; No, 8
81 "a. Corn-High mixed 393c; low
mixed sole. ORts-A shade higher; No
9, 83tc; Michigan 35c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-03
COMMERCIAL ANp FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.


AFPLEs-sales Of 81 COOS 90 per Dbl. for fair
and $3GOOs95 for prime to choice.
BuTrER-Primo to choice roll In small pack
ages 25c; common dull at 15c.
BAKING PowDKn-2SDSSc per pound.
BRooMs-Faucy, s. IS, s. rs and q %; plain,
q 2S0.75.
BEANs-s9 6O1a rs per bushcl, according to
quality.
Canned GooDs- Peaches, 8 ID CAus, IS % per
dozen; ~ ID, 81 80. Corn, 81 7'0S 90, the out.
side figure for ,Wlnslows. Tomatoes, 81 30.
CHEESE-Wc quote prime Goshen at tic;
Dairy IGc; N. Y. State lsc.
CRACKERs-Wc quote: Sugar liHc; Lemon l9c;
Soda &c; Water 7Hc; Cream 28c.
OMED FRuIT-Apples 8 TO &c perrin. Peaches
dull, prime halves Offering at TIC, with sales re-
ported at &c; quarters at &c.
EGGs-In good demand, but unchanged, i8c.
FsH-LaRe herring, old 81 20; new s. 90
white fish, IS 00 No. macl;crGl, barrels, $l3 90;
No. ) do. $40 90; No. 3, half barrels, 81 90; No
a do fnll WeIUht Ak On
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-03
$3.50 prircr, Amounting to 10000.

Tickets, so. HalfTlekStS, 50. QuHrterS, Sa6O.
EB-our lotteries arc chartered by the State,
arc always CrGwn at the time named, and all
drawlngc are under the supervision OF sworn
commissioners.
The St. Louis papers, and copy OF Drawing sent
10 purchasers OF tickets.
S35- We will draw Z similar scAcuo the Last
day Of CyVy month daring the year 1878.
W Remit Gt our ririi by PoSTnrP!CS MONEY
OHpEls REuIsTERGD LETTER, DAAFr or Tx.
PTIEes. Send for q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER i CO.,
PostOflco Box 24dG,
gp9 Tu-gh.Et.Ew st. Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-03

/ without this Lnlmcas. TIC money re.
funded unless tho Lmimcnt 81 as repre-.
sontcd. BE sure and net Tho genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG TTNTsIEN'r. Sold :
by all Druggists and County Stores, at
'25c., Coo. and $1c0 per Bottle, Notice
style, size Of bottle. Sc ID y1t ....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

CO7 WEST 18TH stan EXPERIENCED WOMAN
~ as first rate cook; is an excellent baker; can
well accommodates has no objections to go in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

O0G WEST 37rH ST.. BETWEEN 9TH AND STH
AUO avs.-A respectable German as cook in
private family; best city reference Call between and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

A LADY DESIRES - SITUATION AS HOUSE
N keeper In first class hotel understands hc1
business thoroughly and has the best references Call
or address by letter Mira CLARA WHITE, Wcsmorcant
HOTEL corner OF 4th av and 10th st., until Tuesday, April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

100 MULBERRY ST.. IN THE FRONT BASEMENT
lOO respectable middleaged American woman as
plain cook; is capable of doing other kind OF work
no objection to In the country good references given
II required Gall for two DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

1OO EAST 4ITH sT.-YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK
AUC and laundrcss in small private famly will be
found willing and obiging good city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

INK WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH
II III ays.-A respectable girl chambcrmaid
waitress in private family; best city reference. AID
drcse
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
The AntercontInentaI Canal.

The great scheme of a national trans
Allegheny waterway is now fully be-
fore Congress aud the country. No
measure of greater moment or more
general interest has ever agitated the
masses of the West and the Atlantic
seaboard, and it deserves earnest at
tention aud will demand early and
vigorous action
10 1881, while yet in the throes Of
the revolution, Virginia, at the sug-
gestion of her sagacious statesman
Jefferson, took initiatory steps toward
the construction of water-ine from
the falls of the James river to the
submits of the Alleg hanieS. there to
connect with the westward flowing
Kannawha and the Ohio. After more
than half a century's labor and the
expenditure of eleven millions of dol
lars upon the work, she now offers TO
give it to the United States upon the
mere conditions of its completion and
naturalization. The bill which has
recently been introduced into Congress
by Mr. Negley of Pennsylvania, with
a view to give effect to this offer, is
drawn III the most stringent manner, iu
the exclusive interest of the whole
people and, so to speak, completely
deiocaLi=es the character of the enter
prise.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04

The years Of the present century
hitherto most remarkable for the mum
Der of their distinguished dead were
1882 and 1855. -.ssgs -rntTh lie tsaRah'
logue Of departed genius and worth.
In our own country we have lost such
prominent statesmen and politicians rs
William H. Seward. Bragg OF North
Carolina, Davis of Kentucky, and sew
eral other United States senators. Elk
Postmaster General Randall, James
Gordon Beunet. Horace Greeley, Ed
ward \ Pollard, aud host OF other
lesser lights
The army has suffered the loss of
Generals Meade aud IInllcck, aud
their late opponents of the rebel ser
vice, Generals Ewell and Anderson,
have also died. Science mourns for
Professor Morse. aud literature for
DR. Lieber. T. Buchanan Read. 6 =.
Putnam, Professor Handley, of Yale
College, aud Fanny Fern" Sully,
Kensett. DuncaBson, aud Ames will
paint no more Ia Francis Ninton,
Bishop Eastburn. Of Massachusetts.
Peter Cartwright, Archbishop Spald
ing, aud Bishop McGill, the Epicopal,
Methodist, and Roman Catholic Church
have lost able representatives..
Joseph H Scranton, Erastus Corn
ing. Samcu n Pike, Jno. a Girls
void, and James Fisk. jr., are perhaps
the most prominent men of wealth aud
financial ability whose career has gone
to a close.
The stage has sustained the loss of
Forrest. Hackett. and Eliza Logan.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
Cornpnlrorx voting.

Some newspapers are seriously dls
cussipg the subject of compulsory vot
iug, and some earnestly favor it. They
want laws passed, or a constitutional
amendment adopted to make voting i'm
perative, aud failure to vote punish
sole By fue aud Imprisonment. 1t is
strange that citizens advocating the
freedom OF the elective franchise should
favor such view. If man wishes
10 stay away from the polls on election
day, bis right to do 50 is unquestion
able. lie is exercising his free choice
aud privilege just much as the man
who votes This is his way Of ex
pressing his opinion of the candidates
10 be voted for. a
We hold it to be the dtsy of every
citizen to vote, but every voter would
irel degraded undsr the pressure Of
eompulsion to vote. Better leave the
way to the ballot box free, as is the ball
lot itself
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
The Crenit 1InbtIier

The Credit Mobiier sensation Is
having a sort of lull during the Con-
gressional vacation, bat The interesting
subject is not lost sight of, in the noise
about Louisiana squabble. By the
time Congress re assemblies. the Credit
Mobilier agony will be ready to take
fresh start, and public curiosity. on
the subject, will be re awakened with
increased intensity. The Credit Mo
biIier Company, it will be remembered,
was originally formed by number of
officers of the Union Pacific Railroad
under charter granted by the State
of Pennsylvania. Aud under this
charter the Union Pacific Railroad was
built The amount of stock issued at
par was one hundred miH!iap- - -.
..~.si 49, was offen-s,.
I .. =, & twenty seven millions. The
difference between the sums IS the
amount to which the company has
paudered the Government and th'
road.
The charges that have been mad,
| implicating members of Congress il
these operations have been freely dis
cu>sed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
Bulls SARNAPARTLI

ST. Louis, April
Dr. JoHs BULL-Dcar Sir: Kno,
the efficiency Of your Sarsaparilla.
the healing and beneficial qualiii,
Possesses. send yen the following 81
ment Of my case:
l was wounded nbout two years n
was taken prisoner and confined for
teen months. Being moved 50 often
wounds have not healed yer. have
sat upa moment since was woundcl
attn shot ihrongh. the hips. Ny gen
health is impaired, and need someil
10 assist nature ! have more faiil
yonr Sarsaparilla than in anything
J wish that that is genuine. Please
press me half a dozen bottles and Oh
CARR. c. p. JOHNSO
p. e.-Nr. johnson was the son
skiilful surgeon. His mother recomm'
ed 10 her friends, and for many years
my SarsaparilIa with perfect success.
Scrofula and Fever-sores Mrs. Johr
states that the cures effected we're ali
miraculous. Read my journal for
tended information aud advice In /
case. My Journal contains certificate
eminent persons, ministers and med
men.--men who are known here in
community for integrity aud reracity
have recently received a most remark
certificate from an eminent gcntiemn
Louisville. JOHN Bull
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
s.onsttau.ionaI convention
gKOyT. and when It Can be
Called.

Many Of. our Kentucky exchanges
are arguing in favor OF constitutional
convention. asserting that the changes
brought about By the late war, render
many features ofthe present instrument
ubsolete--dead letter. The consti-
tuition of 1880, when slavery existed,
does not harmonic with the recently
amended constitution of the United
States. 81
This at least Is the pretext for the az
sembliug of Constitution convention,
and the points are well taken; but, the
impelling motives for convention Is no
doubt from other causes. aud will per-
haps mainly be supported by those
who desire to break the lock which
now guards our State credit, aud EN-
bark the commonwealth in a grand
system of Internal Improvements If
The convention is called, and it will be,
this question. together with ballot
voting. will form the main issues before
the people The question OF conform
ing the State with the Federal Consti
tuition, will De generally conceded.
HOW \ CONVENTION Is CALLED.
The present constitution provides, in
order to get up convention, that the
question must be submitted to vote of
the people at the next August election;
# a majofity vote for the cali the ques
ion is again submitted at the August
election two years thereafter; if again
carried then the delegates are elected
a ad. thAegIsIature this winter makes the
call aud the people sustain it next Au
.ust, ard also at the August election.
! S75, the delegates might be elected If
the cal SO provided at the last elec-
lion, and the convention meet in the
iall of 1875. which is as soon as the
aork con be done.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04

Tue louisville Commercial is max
ing fierce war upon the lottery bust
ness a. legalized by Kentucky law, up
on high moral grounds. The Cam
mrrciai is right. but some one calls it
10 task for Offering prizes as an induce
.nent to its own patronage. Many Of
the smaller towns Of the State viii
appeal TO the Legislature this winter
Tor privileges similar to those enjoyed
by Louisville. Hickman is now pay
ing tax to erect free school build
lag. and however much some might
eeprolate the idea, all will agree thai
raising said money by lottery would be
much easier than direct taxation. If
the privilege is to be granted, let it be
made general.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
SMITH TONIC SYRI
ron THE CURE OF
,..-.-AGUE--AND FEVER
CHILLs AND FEW

The proprietor OF this celebrate
cine justly claims for il n superiority
all remedies ever offered TO the publV
the safe. certain, speedy, and perma
cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills
Pever. whether Of short or long stan'
lie refers TO the entire Western and 81
western country TO bear him testii
to tho truth Of the assertion, that
case whatever will IL fail to cure, i
directions are strictly followed and
ried out. Ia great many cases "A vi
dose has been sufficient for n cure.
" hole families have been cured by o
bottle, with a perfect restoration Of
general health. 1t is, however, pru'
and In every case more certain 10 cul
It's use is continued in smaller doses
week or two after the disease has
checked, more especially in difhsul
long standing cases. Usually, this n
cine will not require any aid 70 keep
bowels in good order; should the pat
however, require n cathariic medic
after having taken three or four dos
the Tonic. single dose of BULLS
ETABLEFAMILY PILLS will be suite
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04


IL the State Of Connecticut the
heaviest penalty for placing an obstruc-
ton on railroad track is ten years in
the penitentiary. \ sentence of this
kind was recently passed upon an in
caruate fend who did what he could
to reck Boston and New York ex-
press traiu. The Legislature of the
land Of steady habits, should amend
the law in such cases made and provided,
and if it does not make the penalty
Imprisonment for life. each member of
the body, Senate and House, ought to
be kicked across a teu-acre field uDd
out Of the State.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
Improvement.
A Capt. Lindsey,
claims 70 have made

Improvement in telegraph rho cl,;,
Invented printing telegraph apparatus
OF easy practical operation, which it is
said will print by telegraph four times
as fast as the old system of signs. A
patent has been obtafsied FIR the inye,
ton, and the model at Washington is
TINS described 1t Is system of KEYS
arranged in horizontal lines before IL e
operators, much in the same style AZ
he keys of piano arranged before
the player. Each key represents q
letter. and when played upon produces
a printed letter thousands OF miles
a"ay- The system of keys represent
a iuii printers case, and the types
never ran out. an expert operator
can manipulate the keys with great
rapidity aud CORES ponding impress
sion is made upon the uneoiling slips
of paper at the other end of the line.
The words may be properly spaced by
the operator aud the coil may be cut
aud adjusted in columns at the rate of
twenty thousand words per hour.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
Louisiana.

Notwithstanding the cordial and in.
huential support which the New York
Herald has hitherto given Gen. Grant
it Is now standing manfully up for con
stitutional government against military
usurpation. If, upon reassembliug
Congress does not hcarken to the voice
of press and people, we shall believe
that there are things far more rotten
mere than in Denmark.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
BULLS WORM DESTROYE

Extract Of Letter from Geo
vILLASow, WALKER CouNTT, Ga.
June %, 1866.
Dr.. John Bul-Dear SIR: / have
Gently given your Worm Destroyer sex
trials, and find it wonderfully efficac
Il has not failed in a single instan
have the wished for effect. am dol
pretty large country practice, and
daily use for some article Of the kind
am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ.
p $50 unqualified aud numerou,
the testimonials i'm favor Of my Worn
stroyer that newspaper space is emit
too small 10 toll its merits.
IL is an infalliblc remedy for W,
Try IL and be convinced. See my jol
for more full description.
JOHN BUI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04

cHAS. A. HOLC0MDE'S CoLO'
DIR. JOHN BULLS /
Great r en- q d j G 4
DIR. JOHN BULL'4
Concentrated Extract Of
B u c. III u
COMBINED WITH
Bromide Of Potassium
b U c II U
COMBINED WITH
Bromide Of Potassium
Purchase Bottle and carefully read
rections.

DUCHU L. a stimulant, and Of fs
II nav fail to effect a cure, but buel
when scientifically combined with
mide Of Potassium and other inEredier
produces a sedativs effect, and cause
healthy action, thus Increasing the 20
ers OF digestion, allaying irritation
ducing all unnatural swellings, stopp
pain and inflammation. and causing
repairs aud nutrimcnts in the hun
body 10 be grcAter than the wastes, q
preventing decomposition and decay.
gives nourishmeni health and yigoi
the system.
NV Buehu is good for all diseases o.
ING from excuses such as Weakness.
Pain in the Back and Logs, Trembling
the region OF the Heart, Weak Ner
Pallid Countenanee, Dryness Of the n
| Scrofula. syphilis, in its many forms,
GERS, and Tumors.
IL your system is affected by any OF
above symptoms and diseases. relief ;
hand. Get bottle Of ny Bnehu , aSa
a1-s,r-rlu---<-ah-- - ~a'~7 W" J"N
: rely on being cured.
Know just what I say. Ny rec9rd
Compounder Of Medicine IL secord q
man in the Southwest.
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago, IS
fellow citizens know full well, found
behind the prescription counter IN
city of which now dwell; ! have ca
more people Of various diseases thar
the physicians in Louisville put togetl
/ Undoubtedly, for every single paii
that any Louisville physician has ! h
hundred. am no upstart Of yesterg
Ny medicines are a snccess--a great .
cess. Louisville is not large enough
Ine 10 have q competitor. I monopo
the Wholesale Patent Medicine trade b
One and another has tried, hy copy
after me here in Louisville, to COM
with me, but, one after another, their <
have been sileneed, and their efforts D
been abortiye.
My medicines are good aud answer
. pnrpose-tiiat is the secret Of my succ
ny reputation as oompounder Of x
reliable articles is fully established.
/ believe my Buehu and Bromide Of
tassium IL the best article now in the d
ket for the cure OF ALI diseases Of
urinary or genito-urinary organs,
as Nocturnal Incontinence, Irritabilit
the Bladder and Urethra, lntlammatio
the Pelvis Of the Kidney, and all
class of diseases.
Buy n dollar bottle and be cured.
as per directions in all caser.
JOHN BULL, NJ.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
Meeting.
NORTHERN PA cIFIC RAJ eongres cation of H. S
LAEDS watch meeting New Years

hdicb meeting New ear
ago n-ight. We find the following his
! tory of its observance
1--WE need not tell our readers that
for more than century Methodists the
world over have held watch meeting
on New Years Eve. These meetings
are revival and modification of the
ancient Christian vigil. In the early
church the night preceding a solemn
feast was held as vigil--solemn ser
vices were conducted to prepare for the
coming festival. As vigils multiplied
to so great an extent. and as they were
discontinued-as was the case with the
0gaPe, or love ieasts But as these
observances are held among US thew
are not obnoxious to any serious OBJ
lection, as we have rarely heard of
their being abused. Watch meetings,
Indeed. are very solemn and edifyiDg
occasions. Christians of other com
munions frequently avail themselves of
them-wOrshipiDg with US in these
vigils.
The watch meeting usually begins
- = y NtoSe w ANNW L ear Eve. i he
exercises consists of hymns, prayers,
Scripture lessons. sermon sometimes
two sermons. J exhortations-som
a love feast or the eommunion-and
renewing the covenant. Atthe noon
Of the night-the solemn midnight /
hour--tte covenant hymn is sung, /
Come, let Us use the grace divine (
'ovendnt prayer is offered-and then |
he New Year having entered on its
course, all stand-up, grid the loins of
heir mind, aud sing that idtn ortirfF>
yrie' Come let us anew, our Jsarney
oif~ fertse ,,.s.iLlls,sss.ss-ts sA
eniri. -lisssres.p1ps sPiTiate, more ediiying :?
Tie mnsyprayers, sermous-all refer
to the bie.ity of life, the fugacity Of
time, the close of probation, aud its
tremendous and glorious issues"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04
BENEFIT OF LIFE INSURANCE :

BENEFIT OF LIFE INSURANCE =
Attention isFcalled to the card of Mrs..
=. "a z. 4 ord me fashion'
aexaD0wfeogiug the receipt and ", 900,
paid her in full on policy on lite OF
her deceased husband, Geo. +. Cald-
we'll, by Judge Samuel Landrum, Dis
trict agent of the .'old reliable" Mutu
al Benefit Life, Of New Ark, New Jer
-ey. This makes Eighteen Thousand
Dollars, that the Mutual Beee6t has
paid on lives OF her deceased members,
through her agent, Judge Landrum,
since the establishment of his agency,
10 Hickman. A perusal of the card
of Mrs. Caldwell should convince
all who see it of the advantages OF
Life Insurance, aud the dangers Of de-
Law. The Mutual Benefit was charter
ed in 1915; aud since organization has
paid on lives Of deceased members
over $1,000. 900; returning during
same time in dividends, to her mem.
bers, over thirty million dollars, with
accumulated assets amounting on the
lirst Of January last to s2i,099. 220, A.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04

,Jksyis an excellent supply of sttrao.
ivk ,1dard works, at the book store o
J. u .vis, and fortunately for the read
ing Tslie they are placed at figures
whic3 axe them ob'ainable. Among tbs
many sractiYe works, we notice The fol.
loving $50
Dafss Vision of He'll, ILLUSTRATED by
Dorr@ Iosephus Jewish Antiquities
Goldsiths works complete; Dicks work
in , va aud in 5 vol Hume's History
of Engnd, vol. Rollins Ancient His
SsryS Rlds Scrap Book Foreign; also
,rsmerics tour of Brown, Jones aud Rob-
igson; ogether with all the standard
poets.
We cs not enumerate all tho valuable
works ut we saw, or give an ides OF
their pres. but we are informed by Mr..
Davis tit he has on hand, or can furnish
at shorpotice, every desirable book pub
iished
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04

A little darkey in Louisville drew
sl2.5O0 in the library concert. He
says all be asks for is a pair of boots
and bushol Of peanuts.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1873-01-04

The Western rivers must be getting
dangerous to property aud life. The
estimate for the last year shows loss
Of three and quarter million of dol
lars in property aud four hundred
and twenty three lives.