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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-04
BEpCHwooD SEMINARY -

BEpCHwOoD SEMINARY --NEw
TEAcuxR.-we learn that Prof F. F. Jones,
formerly principal of Rural Academy, in
this county, has leased the Beechwood
Seminary building, and will open the
regular fall session the lst Monday in
September. Prof. Jones is endorsed as a
fine scholar and an educator of experience.
His location at Hickman affords this COM
munity On opportunity of permanently
establishing a first class school, and We
trust the public win so appreciate
Mr.. Jones will surround himself witty
such a corps of assistants as patronage
to his school may demand. The import
ance of establishing and maintaining a
good school, and to this end of securinGa
competent principal in charge should ~
ceive the sympathy and patronage of one
and all. We are led to believe that Prof
Jones is well qualified and adapted TO the
work. At some future time we shall re-
fer to this more particularly.
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A sfnIenC Child.

A beautiful little child, daughter
of Mr.. Donelan, of Council Bluff,
Iowa, was stolen last week by party
of Gypsies infesting that vacinity, aud
has not yet been found. From two to
three hundred persons have bseu hunt
ing for the lost one several days, but
in vaiu.-Ec.
A party of Gypsies passed through
this city last week, and we learn they
were on their way to Paducah. A
gentleman iuforms Us that he noticed
j. very pretty little girl in one Of the
wagons, who looked detected aud had
the appearance of having been badly
.treated. We stated the fact, as it
,.'may tale unfold. - CiarksUiite
Chronicle.
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wv ma. Hs. Benny
The Best is alwys the
Cheapest.
Great Reduction in Goods

tireat Reduction IN Goods
The best brand of Prints, only lOc per
yard.
Good BIeaehed Domesties, only Toe per
yard.
Heavy Brown Shooting, only lOc per
yard.
Black Iron Frame Grenadine, only 2sc
worth 80 cents.
FinesPoplins suitable for the season,
only % cents, worth 80 cents.
Grenadine Dresses, all colors and styles,
good goods, at 10 to l5c per yard.
\ new style of Dress Goods called Gran
gers Mixtures, washes we'll, rs wide, 15c
per yard
York suitings, new style, only l5e per
yard
Genuine japanese Stripes, only Isc per
yard
Pure Linen Towels, only IOc apiece.
Ladies Hose, good quality, only lOc per
pair
4 large assortment of Clothing, Boots
md Shoes, and all the latest novelties at
very low figures.
Gents AMI Ladies' Hats, etc.
These goods are bought at bottom prices
and will be sold 10 suit the times.
Before purchasing elsewhere call at
VIM. b. Bennys
mayo Hickman, KY.
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ELECTION To DAY.-To day the
election for school trustee of the Hick-
man Common School District will occur
We again beg to remind voters of the i'm
portance OF the office. Extra of the usual
duties and responsibilities, in this dis
,rict, considerable amount of money,
now being collected for the building Of Il
school house, will pass into the hands of
the Trustee, and by singular omission
in the law no bord is required 1t is the
more important therefore that a thorough
ly honest and responsible man be chosen.
The position involves deal of trouble
and no salary, and therefore is not to be
coveted, except as labor of love and for
the good of the public. We think it
would be well. and meet with better gem
eral sntisfoetion, if the candidates per-
hitting themselves to be voted for will
engage TO give reasonable bond not
withstanding the laws omission in this
particular.
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TAKE 10

A S a stray by Jno. Z. Campbell, living
N in Fulton county, Ky, one mile and
u half north west of McGehee S crossroads,
ONE CHESTNUT S0RREL HORSE. about
155 hands high, blaze face, left hind foot
" hite, IL little sack sticking the inside
of the left forearm; no other marks per-
ceivable; seven years old; and apprai sed
at the value of seyenty-five dollar. Given
under my hand this the 10Th day OF June,
1874. HENRY DAVIS, J. T. z. c.
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Col. ALFRED JOHNSON. we'll
known citizen of Western Kentucky,
aud gallant soldier in the late var,
died at his residence III Marshall coun-
ty a few days eince.
GENERAL CUSHING, our Minister to
Spain, has made formal and peremp-
tory demand upon the Spanish Gov
ernment for indemnity for the lives of
the American prisoners slain in the
Virgiuius affair, and for consequential
damages.
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There is no community free Of scans
dial mongers, and Hickman is no excep-
ton TO the general rule. 1t is the strang-
est thing in human nature that men of
high standing, heads of families, those
who have daughters or sisters, viii even
listen to, much less repeat scandals which
may originate from time TO time about
this or that one. 1t is q prevailing vice
among men to catch al the first breath Of
suspicion of this or that woman. instead
Of meeting it with eIecration. There is
no living man that is not interested in
holding the public estimation of woman :
virtue to the highest type OF purity and
virtue. These scandals originate often
with the young and thoughtless, but
utterers should be debarred as an enemy
to society.
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We are determined to agree with
that very cstiinable paper the Paducah
Ne,os, but if it insists, on thrusting
that laundering interrogatory, What
is an independent paper at US, We
mas
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TnEGREAr RELIaIous REr

THEGREAT RELIGIOUS REVIVAL
great religious revival has been in
progress at the Methodist church, in this
place, for the past four weeks, and the
greatest interest manifested. Services
were held night and day, aud large con
gregation constantly in attendance Du-
ring the meeting about fifty conversions
occurred, and large number of ac-
ccssions 10 the church. The regular
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bush, has been assisted
in his labors by Rev. Messers Hall and
Beck, and other ministers. The new
converts are attaching themselves, for
the larger part, TO the Methodist church
with a good sprinkle TO other denomina-
tions. We have not known so great a
revival in Hickman for a number of years.
The list of converts embrace number Of
our oldest and most substantial bushes
men The meeting closed Thursday njH
a number of penitents yet at the alt9eS
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spF(,EAE NOTICES
rrtra snaoial Notice.

Ezra SpeclaI 4fV,1Vo'
Beware of Counterfeits! s'nith enc
SIM has becn counterfeited' aud the
eouuferfeitcr brought to stlV1
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
The genuine article must ~ - - . 3i'i'
Bulls private stamp on e"y"
1onn pun IN og' The original John Smith :
1%rg '' SIN If Louisville, Ky. Examine
Iii IL ,bs Ia beI on each bottle. # my pri-
~. s .He not on the bottle DO not pur
80 Saas '' %, Ion will be deceived, See my
c 81 i'S - advertisement, and ny show card.
fo Win prosecute l'5ss any one infringing on
my right The genuine smith s "a. Tonic
syrup can only be prepared oy myself
i"' p''''' DIR. JOHN BULL,
Huntsville XIV. Nov ), 1863.
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rne PerliS OF Acting the Fool.

Professor Fisher, the aronaut who
accompanies the auctioneer, Jere j ohm
son, Jr.. in his excursion for the sale
of suburban real estate, met with an
exciting adventure on Thursday even
ing at the/close of sale at White
stone He had assembled to the height
of about eight hundred feet, when his
Aballoon, the City of Nieunn. burst and
/ descended with fearful rapidity. Every
Nne who Witnessed the spectacle ex-
ASted to see the Professor dashed to
F ground with fatal violence but
y tunately, Just as he had descended
-. wsS5n twenty feet of the earth, a
V$ndly gust of wind carried the bal
ioon off in a slantiug direction, and he,
with great presence of mind, lenped
from the ring attached to the netting,
and alighted upon his feet unhurt.
Professor Pierce, of Philadelphia,
on Friday attempted balloon ascen-
sion from the Floral Fair Grounds in
Allentown, Pennsylvania, and per
formauce on trapeze bar; but the
lifting power being insufficient, he was
dragged through the tree tops and
against Z house. More gas was sup
piled to tSe balloon aud second at
tempt was made He sailed above the
houses for the distance of block; but
in descending the balloon struck
against a dormer window. The bal
looni,t had his collar bone and several
ribs broken. and received internal iu-
iuries which endanger his life.-Ne1o
Ynrk SIM.
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Hickman will improve. Mr.. j. H:
Plaut is erecting two more tenement
houses in East Hickman, while Mr.. John
Robinson, is arranging to build too first
rate frames in West Hickman.
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We have rarely met with an example
Of truer eloquence than the speech OF
the President in response to the ad
dress of welcome made at Charleston,
w. Va, last Saturday.
Here it is, and we don't believe
that the Prince of Wales could do
better:
GExrLEMEy-It affords me pleasure to
visit my friends at Charleston. About 30
years ago-but that makes me older than
/ thought-when [ wss cadet at West
Point, | promised my aunt Mrs Tomkins,
aud the other relatives referred to by Col.
Smith, residing in this valley, to visit
them and not until now have been per-
mitted 10 make good the promise. | am
sorry that | cannot remain with you long
err than two days.
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e "a 10 ED

Personal Property for Sale.
TENaERE WILL BE SOLD. at the late
residence of john A. Sloan, dec d.,
t"o miles from Hickman, KY on the
Dresden road, on
FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1874,
some Of the personal property of the es-
tate of the said John 4 Sloan, consisting
of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Farming lmple-
rnenrs, SC. Also, on the premises,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Urn, 1874,
the remainder of stock, implements, Sc,
lwithheld at the July sale for the par
pose Of completing the present crop and
the LAND OF the said no \. Sloan, in
30 acre tracts. Said landsarc cont Suous
to Hickman, and on one of our most pub
lie roads, la a good neichborhood, and as
fertile as any lands in Fulton county.
This land viii he sold on moderate
terms oue-third cash, the balance in one
and two years, equal payments with lien
on same for deferred payments. notes to
bear 10 per cent. interest from day of sale.
Sale positive, unless sold privately
Amy one desIrous of seeing the land can
do 80 by applying to A. Il, Sloan. on the
premises, or the undersigned, Hickman,
Ky. Possession given January ist, 1870.
juuel3-td II. G. BAILEY, Executor.
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Hickman wholesale Prices

No. ClafetS;
CANDLES, Star, 20G22.
OATS-G5a7 5c.
CHTES e per III. II 10 lsc
COFFEE, Rio, 244a2oc
CRACK Frs, + r 74eeS3c.
CASTINGS, e III, 54a6c
COTTON YARNS, p dozen, 12@ISc.
COAL OIL. p gallon 20c per Dbl.
FLOUR, 50 5O@lO %.
FEATHERS, u 10 50a6Oc pgime.
GUNPOWDER, p keg ., 5Oa@o 90.
WASH BOARDS per doz, - 75a5 90
PLOMS, Steel, o,al23.
HUBS. l 5Oa2 d per sett.
:. Nails = ID 27@35c.
LARD OIL, q gallon, Sl %.
LARD. q 10 lie.
BLASTING POWDER, %.
HIDES, green, 6c.
dry 10 TO loo.
JEANS, per yard, 2Os'o;
LINSEY, per yard, Ioatoc.
TALLOW, per lb DC.
SODA-By the keg a3e o 10.
SHOT, per bag, %.
STONEWARE. g gallon, 10 TO Ice.
ToRACCo. Manufae'd. per 10 90 81 40
BAGGING-l5a18 per yard.
Machine To-
IRON TIES-l0 TO
BEESWAX 25(gS0c- q 10.
IRON, bar size, Ole
PRINTS to l24c.
LEATHER, kip SKINS 4 Soas 80.
:. sole. per H. 50 "a 41c
upper side, 4 5oao 90.
STEEL Cast. ii. A., Zoa27c.
MoLAsSES per Bar loe J 75c.
BUCKETS, q dozen, ~
BRooMs, s dozen, * 5oaS 90.
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ELECTION NOTICE

There w be an Election opened and
held at allbe voting precincts in Fulton
county, X, on the 25TH DAY OF JULY.
1874, to acertain the wishes of the uali-
fed votes of said county, whether or not
p iicens shall be granted to sell any
Fpiri'uOls, vinous or malt liquors as a
beverage in said county. This election
Will be held under an act of the Kentucky
Legislature, approved Feb'y Is, 1874
july4-3t JNo. F. TYLER SIC.
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tbs Spencer Journal denounces j.
r. Golladay's Lottery as lone Of the
most impudeut and barelaced swindIes
OF the day
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Rice g Bros.
z~ COME AND BE CONVINCED
july4 =


VALUABLE LAND For SALE.-The editor
of the COURIER is authorized to sell. I'M
conditionally, valuable body of land,
near Hickman-adj joining the farm of
Joshua Dodds, Esq. This land will be
sold AZ reduced price, and on long time
if desired-a lien being retained on the
land for purchase money.
There are several clearings and i'm
provements inaugurated.
RES This is as fine land as any in Full
ton county, and beautifully situated, be-
ing near the town of Hickman. and on
the line of the Nashville & Northwestern
Railroad. The land is finely timbered, and
is a most excellent site for Saw Mill. All
around and about ii land is sold at from
$50 to 500 per acre. and this is as fine as
the best, and better situated than the aver
age.
All letters to the undersigned, at HicK-
man will he promptly answered.
EkS- There are about 1850 acres in the
body; but it hoped to form company,
and cut it into smaller tracts, say 100
acres each, if desired BY purchasers. For
further information,
TERMS:
One third cash, and the balance in one,
two and three years; notes TO bear six per
cent. interest and lien on land to be re-
tanned for the l,sareha=e money
Address,
GEo. WARREN,
Hickman, Ky.
or, Col. OSCAR TURNER,
Woodville. Ky.
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livery yearly subscriber receives a
EInnmbered and registered receipt en-
tItling him TO an interest in our annual
distribution Of $1,000 worth of presents,
which are fully described III our circulars.
ANY subscriber. in addition TO this re-
ceipt, by adding mere pittance to the
regular price OF tie paper, may secure
any one OF 90 standard books, worth from
81 so 10 81 each, as described in circulars
EVERY subscriber receives a weekly
newspaper unsurpassed in attractiveness
by any similar publication.
ANY person who will devote little
leisure 10 acting as Club agent may earn
a good cash remuneration or a handsome
and useful premium.
NO paper in America offers such attrac-
tions to readers or Club agents as the
= ouf.xflfa
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SAMUEL LANDRUM
General
Agent,
Insurance
HICKNIAN, KY,
POLICIES ISSUED COMPANIES:
.S56,5y7,o96


lis sect the
who haven Life
old reliable Mutual Benefit Life In
suan onpa OF
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Wheat! Wheat! Wheat !

We have received orders for several car
loads of Wheat, and farmers would do
well to call on US before selling.
july4 RICE x BRO.
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We arc authorized TO announce WM. u.
TAYLOR, as candidate for reelection to-
the once OF Jnilor Of Fulton county
Election in August next. IL
VIZ are authorized 10 announce j r
BRANiiAS, candidate for The Office Of
yaiior OF Fulton county, AZ the ensuing *
August election
We are authorized 10 announce GEo. "
STubBLLfiLLb, as "a candidate for the Oflue
OF Jalior, az the ensuing election.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-04

The colored citizens of this vicinity
will celebrate the 4th OF July by process
sion, picnic, etc, to-day.
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9Th July Picnic.
A GRAND PICNIC AND DANCE W,
~ be given under the auspices of
German Benevolent Society, at
MiIler's Garden,

on Saturday, July 4, 1874. Dancing day
aud night. Excellent string and brass
hands will discourse music. Marshals of
the association will see TO the proper
order aud decorum. june6-3w
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3 Full Line Of

DASH, DOORS, BLINDS WINDOW
= GLASS and WHITE LEAD, at
it, low j. II. PLAUT * BRO.
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We are authorized 10 announce II. c.
BAILtr' as candidate for The Office "
Judge Of the Fulton County Court. Lice
ton in August.
We are authorized to aunounce .foSAn
MONTGOMERY, as "a candidate for the Office
Of County Judge, az tie ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce Jos. u
houLHAc. rs "a candidate for the Office Of
County Judge, at the ensuing election.
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Gty WarShaL

We are authorized 10 announce TuAp
w. THoaAs, as a candidate for the utice %
City Marshal.
We are authorized TO announce VS. l.
GARDNER, n u candidate for City Marshal,
at the ensuing August election.
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE,
Saturday. July 1. 1874


Saturday, July 4, 1874 I
BACON-Shoulder loo; sides, l24c;
hams, 13lc.
CORN-ear SOC, shelled 50. delivered
at Hickman. - delivered on bank of the
river.
COTTON
Inferior -.....................-.OaIO c
ordinary ...--...................lia Az.
Good ordinary to strict l3@9l4,
Low Middling ........ ......IjaIj4
WHEAT-o5ASI 10, new
SUGAK-Brown l0allc; Hard 123a1Ic.
MEAL-From wagons S5ca9Oc.
BUTTER-Fresh 20 to 25c per ID.
POULTRY, ETC.-Youug Chickens,
- Is to , so per dozen. Old from ) 50a
4 90. Eggs. 10 to lie per dozen.
WOOL-45 to Scots. lbs. tub washed.
GENSING-70a75C per pound.
SALTY car load. : bushcl So 90;
by retail %. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
- -, by retail 3 80.
WS-Hertweck Baltzer 4 Knoerr,
Steel Plows, No. l, 81 90. No, ,, . 90 :
No. 3, SlOi No. 4, IL. BY the lot not
l...-I II a
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We arc authorized to announce JNo. W .
COwGtLL ~ u candidate for the office Il
City Judge at the ensuing August ele
zion.
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We are authorized 20 announce WV %
k"rtr, hs a candidate foe Sheriff OF Put
ton county, at thc ensuing election
We are authorized 90 announce JomN r.
IhLtE, present incumbent. a. a. candidate
for reelection TO the Office or Sh4rIT ~
Fulton county Election ia August next.
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HcanH com GO1a ey-
LOSSES F:

Hickman Agency since us
deceased members
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
HOME NEWS.

rAKRaoxBTYR YESTERDAY, AT HUDSUrs. IN BRO Ap"Af
9Au-29o SoOD-33o So n-A0' Mdpiss'-Zs
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

IAnnUHDo o'uenal
To beautify the hair-BCRSETr's COCAINE.
For a iirst-clas., aress or business HAT 20
Hrte 10 Tie m.s .s-iscturer EsPESscnEID lis NasaGsL
The "ELAsTIC Truss" sold at POMERoY's
744 Broadway Tor "a, is warranted the beet male.
SORENESS OF THROAT OR LUNGS RELIEVED
JAMES E1PsCrORAST
No MISTAKE ABOUT 1T-THE IMPROVED
PHALos SIGHr and THE PHAloN WgTs
have % eqnals perluacTy. Get The genuine.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

= The Morning Star Mission held its regular
monthly concert at $3.50 p. yesterday, their
No 1sa West Twenty thst. The Rev. DIR. g. H. Ball
and the Rev D. II. Miller delivered short addresses
The Executive Committee OF the East Side
Fighty-sixth-st ex-Assemblyman Crary In the chair
The Committee on Rapid Transit reported in favor OF
the Eastman bill Several spoke IN favor of adopting
the report j. T. Cummins alone protesting against 1t,
and the report finally adopted.
The anniversary of the dedication of the
Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal Church IN Ffteth-
at near secondave celebrated yesterday afternoon
with approprate services Addresses made by the
Rev : Whilst the Rev. Mr. Steele, the late pastor,
whose terin expired. MT Steele stated that the
church still considerably IN debt, and needed assist
ance to defray Its expenses
At meeting of the German Free Thinkers
Union held at the Turn Hail. in East Fourthst., last
evening Dr. Oppenheim delivered address on &" Cos
sip about Women" The speakers remarks mainly
confined TO the OF the German women whose past
ana present condition was deplored. The speaker
argued in favor OF the higher culture OF women and
closed his address amid loud applause. An animated
discussion followed after which the meeting adjourned
The Central Committee of the Industrial
party held meeting Saturday evening 1t Masonic
Hail. James Connolly In the chair. series OF resolu
tons, maintaining that the office OF Controller ought TO
which II WAS asserted that Mr.. Green had paid
to outside lawyers rendered to the
Department. and that 1900 paid lawyer named
Bowen for lobbying at Albany This matter referred
10 the Committee on Legislation for examination.
large meeting of the members of the
Mechanics and Traders Exchange was held Oh satur.
day afternoon at the ropms, corner Of Murray and
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
OBII U1Rl.
GEN. HENRY STORMS.

Gen. Henry Storms, who died on Saturday at
Tarrytown, at the OF TO- was formerly prominent II
city politics. being active supporter Of the DemC
cratic party He Alderman al far back ~ lS2s
aud for a number of years a member OF the Tam
many Society. In hls youth he joined cavalry regi
ment OF the state militia, and while acting as First Con-
maudant received Gen. Lafayette at Castle Garden his
company acting az escort 10 Putnam Hill. He finally
rose to Brgadcr General Of the FIRST Division Of the
National of this State aud held that rank for 20
years. Gen. Storms COmmissary General Of the
State 1s2 and years later elected nspeeOr
of state Prisons. Upon retiring from public life he
moved to Tarrytown, where for several years past he
was Senior Warten of St. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church. The funeral will take place Oh Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
...,, n. sonlh slde road somcr crhcre near Rieh.

branch from the South side road near Rich
mead or whether 1t will connect vii the Central road
NJ some point east OF Jamaica, running 70 iosyr, t
Cove oyster Bay. Cold Spring. and Huntington Ell
ward Carll Henry G.. Seudder, and Clarles X street
OF Huntington have been appointed committee to con
suit with others the route and other preninailes
LAUREL HILL.-At daylight yesterday morning
party OF l6 rOughs crossed the Pennv Bridge over Nv
town Creek from Brooklyn aud formed a prize ring in
the ravine between this place and the creek near Cal
vary Cemetery, and unmolested fulfilled the conhltlos
of q prize fight Eigeteeu rounds fought occupy
ing hour and minutes, before the brutal ngnt
ended The greatest secrecy surrounded the whoe
transaction.
NORTH HEMPsTEAp.-The Queens County Circuit Court
aud Court OF Oyer and Termner, Judge Barnard pre-
siding will convene TODAY The trial calendar numbers
25 cases The trial of Giigan for the murder OF Philip
Reid Howard Ia set down for Wednesday.
JAMAIcA.-The Board of Auditors met on SATURDAY. az
ternoon aud appointed Henry S. Lott OF Woodhaven
Justice OF the Peace In place OF John H. BrlncAerbon
elected Supervisor at the recent town election.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

Cburchsts, John Dobbs President. In the chair and
A. O. Rowe acting as Secretary. The Special Committee
appointed to make arrangements for attending the
funeral OF W II. Knapp, and 10 draw up resolutions
presented report published elsewherel which was
unanimously adopted. Tne following Special Committee
was appointed to attend the funeral to-day and by reso
luton empo wered o add to their nuinDfr such
members desired to participate IN tue cerenlonus'
10. hua s. Peck, John l.. Hoagand A. j. Feiter. A. ..
Rowe and George 4. Myers. The Exchange vas thch
formally closed In honor OF his memory