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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-15

SToCks-Opebeu "eAh anu 'IOti w
4 per cent. lower than yesterday and
declined i@l per cent during the day
with an irregular market but at the
final close recovered from / to per
cent with steady feeling. The prln-
cipal dealings were in Western Union,
Pacific Mail Lake Shore, Northwestern
and St. Paul. Sales OF the Gay l92.-
900 shareP.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York N oney and Stock Market

New YORK, May II -MoNEY-
Very plenty and loaned down TO per
cent, closing al 2@3 per cent. Cue
toms receipts s422,O 900. Treasury dis
bursements $4OS.0O0 Sterling dull At
4s7!64SS for 6O days and 49OG49l
Tor sight
Ranged at ll2Gll2l closing
3 per cent. Clesrings $4S, 100000.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and nominal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-15
BALTIMORE.
Arrival yIennomites

BALTIMORE, May IA party OF lS5
Mennomites arrived here yesterday
from Odessa, southern Russis. They
propose to settle 10 Dakota or Nebraska.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
na. R. BENNY
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Freat Reduction in Goods

The best brand Of Prints, only lcc per
IarA
Good Blesel.ed pomes,ic.. only Ioe per
.sa.
Heavy Brown shcct:ng, only loe pen
ard.
Black Iroa Fraue Crenad.ae. Only 2sc
srih 60 cents.
Zine Poplins Suitable for the season,
H. % cents, worth 50 cents.
GrenAdine Dresses, al coiors anu styles,
aod goods, A. 10 to I5e per yard.
Anew style u Dress Goods called Gran
srs Mixtures. washes well, - wide. I5c
er yard
York sai.inss, nsr style. only l5s per
F,rd-
Genuine japanese Stripes. oalz lse per
ara
Pure Linen Towels. only loc apiece.
Ladies Hose, good quality. only Ioo per
r.
A large assOr.Hen, Of Cio;hiag, Boots
ad Shoes. sid all the iates, novelties At
(ry low figures.
Gents ani Ladies' Hats, etc
These goods are Bought At bottom prices
] sill be sold 20 sa.t the times
Before purchasing elsewhere call A.
VIM. b. Bennye
mag Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
Colorado Excursions
Go West Through ST. Louis

DvEING the Summer Season. the Me
50 RI fNCIFC snd KANSAS PACIFIC THRoUoH
LISE. via - Louis sud Kansas City. will
seu Excursion Tickets from 8. Louis q
Denver al Return, good ninety DAYS from
date oc sale, az eXtreem,y low rates SINUS
sTfording every one 81 opportunity 20 visit
the famous resorts OF Colorado. among the
beautiful Parks Of the Rocky Mountains.
To all ~ ho a - seeking new homes Ia or
are about 20 take a trip 70 Missouri, Kan
sas Cc.1rj 10, New Mexico, Nebraska,
Oregon or California. ws recommend q
cheap, and quick and direc, route hy way
Of ST Louis. over the Missouri PtCIFIC
THsoCGH LINE. Il Is equipped with iue
bay Coaches, Reclining Chair Cars. Pull
man Palace SIeeperst he famous Miller
Safety Platform, and the celebrated 81 es-
,,-~house air BraIe; sd runs ~ trains
from ST. Louis 70 prsi,c-.7sl points =" lie
West WITHOUT CHANGE The Texas con
passengers are offered drst-class ali raii
rout from 81. Louis 10 Texas, either over
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Il. K
VIA SEDALIA, or over the Atlantic = Pa
cine Railroad Road. VIA VINIA.
For full Information in regard 10 Colo
RADIO Excursions, or trips to any poiu; in
the Great " est, address OF ca Upon either
Of the following named \ gents CT the
Line }. F. Thompson, J57 Exchange ST,
Buffalo. v y; 5 II. Thompson. Onion
Depot, Columbus, Ohio; or T. \ Ford
General Passenger Agent. - South
Fourth Street. s. Louis 30. QgcyiaHs
ir.H BE- ckssrfuiig and promptly c1sses~si.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

VALUABLE LASD For SALE.-The editor
Of the COURIER is authorized to sell, uu-
conditionaliy, a valuable body Of land,
near Hickman-adjoining the farm Of
Joshua Dodds, Esq This iand vii be
sold at q reduced price, and on long time
If desired Hen being retained on thu
land FOR purchase money.
There arc severzl clearings snj i'm
provements inaugurated.
IA This is as fne land as any IN Full
ton county, and beautifully situstei- be-
ing near the town Of Hickman, and on
the line of the Nashville s North Western
Railroad. The land IS finely ti,abered, and
is most exesaghesite for a Saw Mill All
around and Their, land is sold at from
$50 to s8o4 2JlseTs ec aud this il as 6ue as
the best, and better si;uated than the aver
age.
EA-T The timber viii more than pay al
enterpFising man the price asked for the
land.
All letters to the undersigned, at Hica-
man viii be promptly answered.
sS- There are about 1880 acres n the
body; but it hoped TO form company,
and cut it into smaller tracts, szy 100
acres each il desired b. 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 10 be re
tanned FOR the purchase money.
Address,
CSC. WARES,
Hickman, ky.
WOOL lie, Ev
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
POWELL BRO.

III =en Machinery and Farming ImPle-
snts at factory prices, freigbts, etc,
He'd. Tier are agents for various fac-
ries. including tie universally popular
iagslsnd q Ferguson factory, St Louis-
-rashers, both horse and sieam-Power,
= Mills, portable sad sta,ionery, Cotton
rs, Corn Shelters Reapers and Movers.
= One Of our best farmers. NJ D
hnsoa- c: - years experience with
rsshers. who has used Eve different
lis, says the Kingslaud * Ferguson
rashers beat them al. Farmers will
.sse send in their orders early.
POWELL & BRO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
a Full Line Of

hSny Of our farmers have beN u re
planting tbs pas, week, owing 20 the raw
sges Of the cn,worn.
a Full Line Of
( cash. DOORS. BLINDS. WINDOW
: - GLASS AMI WHITE LEAD.t
/ 70 leT J. Il. PLAUF & BRO.
/ The steps !ezding up to the Cour.
+ House Are sadly out Of repair. The county
or town, OF both. should haze them re
psired.
+ We u0v haze. from indubi,abie au-
. tbority, that the whest crop o. this sec
'icn : splendid, and that she average
yield will De ve-T large,
The BIRI E.-Rev. z. II. Pearce,
late State Commissioner 10 the Interua-
'ionsl Exposition a, Vienna, IS to lecysre
at the Methodist Church, next Tues hy
night. Subject Bible AMI Anti Bib,eI,o.
Modern Europe.
Born, u Mrs II. II. Hardin. o.
East Hickmaa, Saturday morning las
twins, bay snd girl. The chili.ess ma
ried people Of the neigh borhood present
Cd the twins with nice double crib
3irs Shaw. the most estimabIe sud
dearly beloved wife OF our fellow citizen
Dr.. a. L Shaw, died Monday last, sitter a
long and painful illness The family
have tie sincere sympathy OF sill il their
sad bereavement
THE Columbus Dispatch il its notice
of the Statistics OF Fulton county" state
the number Of legal voters 70 be ,069,
when the assessors book shows the num-
Der to be I ,869-an We so published it
in our issue Of May 2si.
The parties arrested in the vicinity
Of Fulton, in this coun ", sometime since.
Oh KukIux charges SIRE now undergoing
rr:al at Memphis. the trial having CON
MERGED thursday Ire evidence Of King.
the one no turacd States evidence, is
said 10 be contradictory. Great interest
: feat in the result
Some citizens Of Civil District, NJ
6, the bottom" precinct, petition the
COURIER, 10 request that no county can
didstes disturb them until after JuIy 4,
On penalty Of having the solid vote Of t
Distric, against him. They are behind
with their crops snd don q, want 10 BE
bothered
Some interested persons would like
to know Il anything will De done 70 the
ives, Hickman levee this summer An
other overflow would about destroy the
work tha, has slresdy been done. It's
is certainly desirable, but
whether that will ever be accomplished is
one Of those problems that, We fear. the
tis,sn; future alone can solve
4 Mr. FeIkamp. OF St. Louis, sud
me Of the heirs Of Henry Droppel whose
body was taken out Of the Mississippi
about .wo years ago, and upon which was
found a sun Of money amounting TO nesr
s., 900, was IN this place during the T,st T.
week fer the purpose of institutiug 4uit
% identify himself and others, as the .
ega! heirs OF the said DroppeI There
ire Eve Leirs.-two Of them are resi- I.
Tents Of Europe There is not reason
.5le doubt that the body taken from the +
liver was that Of Henry Droppel, and that .
is heirs will find but little difficulty in
establishing their legal claim to the
Money
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
IMPORTANT To

e hsse jest received our n-T spring
Sumner stock, consisting d
.AUIEs AND CHILDREN : SHOES
Scr5 and Morocco IN front, side
ana 49,.
AIDES AND CHILDREN HATS, trim
or uutrimmed
PRESS GOODS Of various styles and
-. Poplins-+ Alpaeas Pique. NArSeil-
Pereales. Swiss lawns, etc.
AIDES AND CHILDREN HOSE, a.
hers
ARAsoLs AND FANS, something new,
,iBEcIDEKIEs. eAv aaest goods in
| citv-
3ILK GRENADINES for Yelling. in az!
3es-
|iARSEILLES QUILTS, 81 lower prices
Z ever offered before
EW BELLS, with the latest style Of
|.kles
FABLE LINEN and Irish Linen. very
|iAiR gFAIDs AND CHATLINs, e g
EUTTO& AID BCTTON M0ULDs, in
sizes
% ! SUECFINGS ami Pillow CASH gs
; best rnanCfacturei.
SASH RIBBONS, al SIX,
CASSIMERES AND JEANS. IN al styles
| shades
ATS fer Men snd Boys, al styles, just
|etved.
ELOTHING the finest ever brough: to
/ market.
|'APER AND LINEN COLLARS, Of the
esq s.Fle-
SCAEFS, TIES. Shirt studs sai Sleeve
ttons. something new
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS, which ~e nill
arautee
Pine DRESS SHIRTS, and Summer
der-veGT.
All the above goods. and others too
nero,Is to mention, We viii offer a. the
- lowest price fer cash. Come and see
RICE & BRO
p. S.-Wc have again on hand. Ladies'
,se. 10 cents; Hardkerebiefs, 10 cents /;
wells 10 cents; Meas Socks 10 cents,
fo- IS cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A
large, c9nmodious tive story frame house.
well located. with many extra improve
meuts and conveuiences, viii be sold at
reasonable Egures for cash, part
time. Parties desiring 70 purchase sre
invited TO cal! aud examine the property
For further particulars. address
sprii25 MLLET s ROCLHAC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
Factories GA Vhrfons hInd,

a Georgia paper says Every yil
lsge ani borough il lie Stale j. pro
jse'ing the crection. of fsc,ories o.
various kinds. We never knew :
period in the history Of Georgia. when
80 much money gss put into msrufae-
turing business zs ~ present.
Upon This. the Ms6.is Regisisr rs-s
msrks When sn AinbamA paper can
say ne same thing OF this State, the
duwo Of 4 grest prosperity viii have
riseu upon il: Marx the woris-"fse-
tories Of various kinds" Diversified
industry i The econouiEer IS we'll
s. the cresror o. a States wealth. the
sure guarantee OF States indePeu-
deuce
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

The Sunday school children Of Ful
ton. numbered among whom we're many
Of the full grown talent and beauty, par
ticiPated n the grand excursion on the
Mississippi Central 20 Cairo, Thursday
last The Fulton school was under the
charge OF Dr.. 5. J. Patterson, suPerin-
tendeut
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

The exceedingly well written com
l,nicatioa Of J. W NJ, describing "The
tile OF the Mosquitoes on Blue Pond,
alone Withheld because it was received
late for this issue. Write again
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

Hon. D W. Voorhees,, of Indiana,
will not speak in Psdueat the 24th of
June. as Nas expected.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06


r. Trr--r.s
80 So su.har,sei >, s,,s..,e. y,x
/. t.s"ri1 trsNr--. - Us ags,ca .seva.e
a. csnI. d''e 20 represent tne 7s3.is ..
- i-t hrniae@y Distriot 81 'hs aes.
Congress- o. the United Ststss
We sc au borizef 20 anro,.,o. IL
nsCsz q'uErEs. OF Ballard "a +. e4ndis..,
% represent the peonle or he -. ca,
Crcss'onsi District IN the aext Conxre,.
of The United States.
wa are authorized 10 ar,,--.. IL.
?. Roas 81 Grsves e,niiss,o >.
r-prrs,r- he peopis Of IN. l., 60.
--oaal 0:stric- d., ;n- No. f,,--s
.,. r-,.,4 49,.
Common s0calfbs i'.o~asy
Far sutl.orisp,-, ,,,,.,-o. e,...,.
\ as 81 :, Il Gss'ss eaae,y. as eaaa.
-, I,,.i.,..I NJ.
u.Nt
or no7'l.1 20 h7no1n'@ =.
candidate ,o, ,,,i.. - ,,,.,.,,-'....,. "a p.
A+fa-a-. 3, ,be h., r.f..,-t D.r.t.,
Election. .Au-,5st. ts.4
We are ap,hor.4ri IL, ag-.go-. 7.
-7crrLrrr,t5. Of Grave. cerr,f es
-suiilats for tlo 5f5cs OF C3,rr-.1 ,e..lA-,
A'.'f"ey eisei'sn' August ie'i
C.rruit Jea5s.
re -re authorized 20 anaoan,. g r.
RosTEI5oSt O. Graves counts. zs1 ca
.iil4is Tor Circuit Jnd-e of lie Isl 4,
d'riai District composed Of fte couuties
~ H'cs man. Fulton, Bailar1. Graves
taraStl'. ,'i'oT@J alt s.-Cl4ckea
a.~c'icn n August H~rt.
W. aia -, heriEs3 70 anrouaes VI. r..
ttLliiI, o. AeIracstn county ~s "a can
i 10, ,of ,lr''l' ''ate p .Ae ls' Ja-
a<U.ctnsq. Fai,on. 'B.;l,ra G ~. .. .s st,,
stall: Galloway AMI NcC-ao1ta Fec
u .,
:, 'teo &c sn0oI7cs Jut7s
Tgjre- 10 =. f..-,,..., 49,. ~''-lI'
CnHasy J4iqc
w are .nfbo,i-,4 ~ er-.,..-,.. = p
E'ir-f. a. esndidste for the o.a-- o.
'... '''o" Nol-'y eoHFt A.e'
80
q are authorized 20 aru0Gpre jos tH
'.'>'''AlAf' a' n candidate for t5e othcr
w,s.....,--.., ~ '',o'''
R.rr,,.- ~. ..-s.s.. IS
Conn.,. Jaf-- -f-.t. -. - ..- '.'l-s W.
Isitr.
W.. W. are authorized i. TO enroaar- w. r
.s- 49, ~ 49,. r,'oo-''.a
rI.e..5. d, s.,--., 49,. -''''-' o''n
EsA>HtN. "a cmii1ate tor ,he sBs- Of
'''.-'' 70. '.'''' -9'"iF 90 'at e-a---:
+'-- AZ. ''t''i-H-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
Public Speaking.

sSce ". ". Robertson, candidate for
rcail Judge. and A. 4. Stubbleteid can
late for Commonwealth Attorney, for
First judicial District OF Kentucky,
n address the voters of tie District at
E folloving times aud places
AT Grassland, Galloway County, Ken
},kv. Nav 9th, 1874. New Concord, Cal
wav County, Ky, M&y 10th, 1874
/ aii~toro, Galloway County, Ky, May
Ev. MAY seth, lS74. Clinton, Kick
IN County. ny, June lst, 1874. Ar
ztou. Ballard County, XIV, June 9th,
la Columbus Hickman County, Ky.
night June Is. Hickman. Fulton Co
day and night jane 8, 1874. Fu,-
d. Fulton County. Re, June 18th. 1874.
| The candidates for Circuit Judge Eua
ulmon ealrh Attorney arc respectfully
vited 10 attend Speaking 10 commence
CT day at ! O'Clock. p n
The Troy Coilega enterprise has gone
nmering-
Tie Dver>burg Ge-effe learns that
track Of the 81. 2. r 4. Is to be laid
Dysrsburs in July.
tTon. c. y. Gibbs, Secretary of State,
dressed the People Of Obien At Troy, on
I political issues Of the day, last Mon
The question Of repeating the Special
v Court D., Union City, is 10 be a prom
-: question in Onion politics, says
r.sron dent OF the Troy SJnst
The Columbus Dispatch learns that
fcv days ago > woman living near
|afrber's lake. about three miles back
Belmont, left her infant asleep IN the
Sc vhiIe she went to milk COW, be-
Ieer sundown and darkness IN the even
and while cat she heard Der ehisd
es = frishiful scream Rushing into
y Lsuse she discovered a huge Wild eat
[iling and tearing the child, aud APP
|reEtIv srying 10 drag it away. At aer
rrosch me varmiut beat = nasty retrest.
e litde CbiId was severely I&ceraied,
L will recover
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
9Th July Picnic.

/, GRAND PICNIC AND DANCE will
Z be given under a be auspices OF the
caan Benevolent sociefy, at
ATiller's Garden,
SATURDAY. july 4, 1874. Dancing day
! r;~rt Excellent string and brass
- S-;li siscourAe music. 1arshais Of
s.-sr.arion vii see 60 tie proper
-,--r iuEeG .
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

GENERAL Bristos has been appoint
ed and confirmed Secretary Of the
Treasury. This Cabinet position
is compliment to Kentucky Radicals
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06


II 2 - tssssio M nt' by Prof
Dsss srs BE rnpiis, Thursday. night,
wss seii ebtfaI AntsaIertelniag--d
X pc 4sst 81 the c1Irrscser ws have wit.
i : sss%ss<sS sous tias. TIE cIsss and per.
Etr:=srs. aere exclusively ef our home
- Sc young ladies and nissss- The
-sfiTases| Iiz Sczrfe, AoIIie and Emma 81
monese. Lena BCnshu, aaI;IdA KILLER,
annie BsriOldus, Whiting. Troutweine,
Miller, and several ether4 whose names
we cannot call, rendered their parts well,
saeaeisIly the Is petites Ids Schsrf. Moilie
spese and Lena Bunshu. They Iise
Use of rare musical talent, These
~ sSlons give evidence Of culture. ana
~ <ksAy advancement Of our German
soef a Most Of our old German resi-
DEM >srs -, inently, successful.
dnass -: SO ~ progress, they
Lavish k2EE = s9mplisha en,s o.
their a - 49, ediet that when
the li+tts Sses of Hickman
reach thelFSF g. ,.wiil mark a era Of
improvement in cur German society.
placing it substantially in possession Of
the reward whieA.sslws-ys ci,sracrerss.es
honesty. ,hrif,s - a>try sn,t-eaIefP;Ase
OF the parents,SF EIE 'fs, an improv'
ment, because N lSger class are haH-
ing advantages 49, 9gay o; the older
ones we're Denied
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

RELATIONSHIPS WILL DIFPEE--Tae
G-noersI Methodist Conference. re-
ssa,Ir "a session a, Louisville, adopted
,ss ruling 90 the whisky question
tbs, csr,bers using. makicg or sell
,og sIouid be expelled. The GsuersI
Association Of Presey'e,ians, Just sd
iouroed in St Louis. refused TO sdop'
The ssme rule. Il regrets tLe grerl
evil Of ia,em persoce, sud urges sill 10
unite spsipsi il. but Il not dogmsiie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

Len . Faxon. Of the Paiucsh Kcr,
rt,ck7as. comes out in s card accepting
the call from many voters 70 become
2 candidate for Coroner. lie says that
Ian experience of several years Within
the precincts of Cairo render NE an
excellent Judge Of a dead mas"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

THE Esd OF MASONRY AND OPP
FEILowsHIr.-A Reverend Divine, back
OF Columbus, Ky, has announced his de-
termination, ana has actually commenced,
d series Of sermons or lectures, with the
avowed intention OF breaking down the
Odd Fellow and Masonic institutions
These institutions trehbles. Pity. that
the thousands OF these brotherhools dil' Mt
know before they expended so much time,
talent aud money in establishing their
orders, that this Reverend gentlemen, was
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

THs news from Oregon is that Gro
YER pemoerat. is elected Governor
of the State
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
SAMUEL LsANDRUM
General ansurancc Agent
D IN THE FOLLOWING OLD RELIABLE COMPANIES
Total Capital Represented j..
HICKMAN, Xxx,

prominent
by
p hrolg rea BENEFIT H.
sur aace company 81 New New Jersey.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
MarrIeh. y

In West Hickman, st re residence %
the brides father. on the SEEMING OF the
"a inst, By Judge WingAsS Dir. WALTEE
FITl TO Miss MART F.. C9L-
Columbus Dispatch and Trenton Gazette
please copy. -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
Commercial.


HICKMAN C0rRIEs OFyJcE.
Saturday, June Is, 1914
BACON-Shoulder Toe sides. I2ic.
hams Isle
COKN-esr soc, sheIledtS1- delivered
at Hickman. IS delivered Ea bank u the
river.
COTTON
Iuferior.....--.....-..... .Galoc
Ordinary ....---....-.-........I Hale.
Good ordinary to siriel 1913,
Low Aiddiing -. .15aI55
WHEAT l0Al 80, owar 10 quality.
SUGAR Brown, lOallc; Hard l2lalic.
MEAL-From wagons Sfea9Oc
RUTTER-Fresh 20 TO sc per b.
POULTRY, ETC-Youagp Chickens.
- - to , 30 per dU-en. Cd from Qua
/ 90. Eggs. 10 to lie per sozen.
WOOL--45 to 50cts lbs. / . washed
GENSING-7O a75c per pond.
SALT-Bv car load hushel IS 90;
oy retail p. $50 lbs, 5arss--fsby car load
F X v! -iis t,- q. n { Knoerr.
Steel Plows, No. l, - e0Ye+ ,. . %.
No. 8, $40; No. /, II. - lot not
less than dozen
Hickman WhoIess Prices.
TIMOTHY per- -. 90
CLOVER g. 00ab 90
Saplipg, - 50
ORCHARD : 50
HERDS sss.,e I Z. u So
HS.sGAfzfa'-af< =. 5. q z 50
GERMAN NILLEf 70
Extra Pipes, s censs-l
\
No. ! Hhds,
No. = Bhds, p
No. Clarets.
No y Carrots
CANDLES Star, 20G1ee; IS
oATS-65a75o. -
COFFEE. Rio, 26aaSsnes
CRACKERS, e e
CASTINGS, e ID, 5katicA-ai4
COTTON YARNS, = dozen2l2a lsc.
COAL OIL, = gallon 20c + Dbl.
FLOUR, $ 00Gli 0J.l
FEATHERS, = ii 65c prin2 ssss
GONPOW DER, p keg :. spaSs %.
WASH BUARDS per doz = .5a3 90
PLOWS, steel, S,a12l
HUBS, 5Oa2 81 per sett
Nails p nIazC935c-
LARD OIL, Z gallon, Sl5.
LARD, = II. IIe.
BLASTING POWDER, 5 -.
HIDES, green, &c.
dry 10 TO I6c.
JEANS, per yard, 20sa5.
LINSEf, per yard, i5s+lc.
TALLoW, per ID &c.
SoDA-By the keg &c 3 n
SHOT, per bag, o.
sTONETARE, . gallon, 10 70 loo.
TOBACCO, Manufaod d. per Q % : - -
BAGGING-l5stS per yaFd'
ROPE-Machine 10.
IRON TIES-l0t 10
BEESWAX 25930c. = y.
IRON, bar size, 5!c-
PRINTS S TO I2sc-
LEATHER, kip skins 81 oe'@o 9o-
q sole, per 10. % %.
upper side, 5Ua5 %
STEEL Cast, NJ A. -os-.c-
MOLASSES-per Bar 70c ''c
BUCKETS, 3 dozen, > o..
BROOMS, E dozen, = 3osS "
BLACKISe : 3oE 4oG'e
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ne q" artforiged e snrcT-cs Tuf7s
u B,o0rR as cauiil.ie f3r Gu
Ju3Ec G! &c Ist Judicial D.-tfict.


w are autbcu7si 20 announce I C.
B'it-f. ~ "a candidate for the 0.i-- o.
Judge o. tFs fulton t0uriy Court E.es
Lon Il August.
e are authorized 20 a1uoe1re J3v,u
@9Nt1aALAf. as = candidate for tie othcr
u eouH. = Judge. at tLs eusuiag electio1.
We sre hp'bor.rej 90 announce los. u
h"rt1.c. AZ candidate fJr tbe Office ~.
County judge, "a ihe ensuing eltcu5a.
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WOODLAND ITEMs-The quiet OF
Woodland Mills was disturbed the other
night by some thieves entering Gardner
Mil, and loading themselves up with
-four They were discovered in the act,
and pursued Sc hotly ;lat they dropped
their stolen loads, 70 make good tn cir es-
cape.
A correspondent, who rules his commu-
nication out by not giving his proper
name, writes as, that the farmers Of Mood
land vicinity have suffered cousiderably
for want OF raiu-
he says the Woodland high court meets
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and is the delight Of
dangers and loafers Who are esger for
opportunities TO dodge the field. There
is some pressure for resident attorney
at law, bat the idea is stubbornly opposed
by some who are jealous of ;hsir hon;I1,H
as chief Law Eassers' of the neighb5r-
hood.
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Aaia, rain, is tie cry frsm every
body
he dros:h he's ruined the straw
berry crop Of this vicinity.
Many Of our farmers have be\ = re
planting tbs past week, owing 20 the raw
sges of the cu,worm.
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We aye gulAorized % announce IHsp
Y. TaoSAs. as = candidate Cor tie oihss d:
Cry Marsapl.
We are authorized 20 sanoune- WN E.
CAFuNsR 49, o. candidate for City hsrslL..
li .he ensuing 3uEusl clsci.vu.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

HICKMAN HUMOR on CIVIL RiGHrs.
"A Hickman colored street leunger, the
other day discussing tho Civil! Rights bill,
veIementiy exclaimed
give me liberty, OF gise nc death! .
Tie gentle Wind Of passing brick
from an unknown souros laid him meek
~ on the ground as still Patrick Henry
nov sleeps, without regard to color or
previous condition of servitude-
Picking himself up, with humorous
self possession he continued;
Il wants liberty, or death but wants
de liberty hrs,, last and all de time
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

We a-r su'ioriz-.i 20 lnnouncr ~ =.
AOrsE, D. candidate FOR Sheriff Of tg..
ton county, atiLe ensuing election.
We are aujberizrd % announce JsHv T
TYLER presenL Incumbent. ne D. canIfdats
fer reelection % the ofhce o. Sheriff O..
Fulton county. Election ia AaEaa- -e1-.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

We are Au-aosi1-I 20 nuuouu1s EcEr
Nci"SSEtL CO "a candidate .yl s4rsr5c 90
40 Fulton cyuLfv.
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