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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-25
IMPORTANT TO
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We have jnst received our new Spring
and Sumner stock. consisting OF
LADIES AND CHILDREN : SHOES,
Kid, Serge and Morocco. ia front, side
lace and button.
LADIES AND CHILDREN HATS, trim
ned or untrimmed.
DRESS GOODS Of various styles and
colors. Pc Inns. AlTacas. PiQue, Marse;l-
les, Percales. Swiss Lawns, etc.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN HOSE, oil
numbers.
PARAsoLsAND FANS. something new,
just out
the city.
SILK GRENADINES for Yelling, in all
shades.
MAKsEILLE5 QUILTS at lower prices
than ever offered before.
NEw BELTS, with the latest style OF
Buckles.
TABLE LINEN ana Irish Linen, very
HAIa BRAIDs AND CIJATLINs, CT a
superior quality.
BUIToAs AND BUTTON MOULDS. in
all sizes.
1914 SHEETINGS and Pillow CASH IS,
the best manufacture /.
SASH RIBBONS. all silk,
CASSIMERES AND JEANS, IL al styles
ami SHADES.
HATS for Men and Boys, all styles. jus,
received.
CLOTHING, the finest ever brough: TO
this mArket.
PAPER AND LINEN COLLARS, of tie
latest style.
sCARFs. TIES, Shirt studs ana Sleeve
buttons, something new.
Observation-Disclosures, which we viii
guarantee
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, AID summer
CnieTW ear.
Ali the above goods, aud others too
Numerous 20 mention, we viii offer at the
very low est price for cash. Come and see.
RICE < BRO
?. S--We have again on hand, Ladies'
Hose, 10 cents; Handk crchicis, 10 cents;
Towels 10 cents; Mems SocNs 10 cents,
or : for - ceuts.
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E.1se Loss.

To Sorusl Lcrssr17l. Agent 1h.tuqi Benef'
life Inaronee Co"Pgny q Nsle Ark
Neg Jsrsfy.
Dear Sir--I desire to acknowledge tho
payment made 10 nc BY you OF FIVE
THOUSAND OLlABS, in fun Of policy
No. G5226, Issued by the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company Of New Ark.
New Jersey. on the 18th day of October,
1870, Al an sunuai premium Of Ninety
eight dollars, On sc lie of my son. IL. u.
Robinson, dec d, Chieh policy termina, Ell
by his death on the 3Uth OF November,
1873 To Yourself, for your prompt ae-
ton in making up proof Of loss, and TO
the Company tor their prompt payment o.
this loss, / desire 10 return my sincere
thanks. would sincerely advise all men
who have families dependent on them for
support, TO embrace the opportunities
he'd out by good life insurance companies
to provide for them in case Of early death.
Mich 81 " RoBINsoN.
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TIE rains. hishwater, aud overflow

THE rains. highwster. aud overflow
Atsorbs all other questions.
Some eigh, or ten families have been
driven from their homes in West lick
man, by the high water.
Tns West Hickman Ievee Is sub
merged and in great danger of being
washed away.
SEVERAL new business houses arc
10 open in Hickman preparatory for the
fall trade.
RELIoIoUs.-Divine service will be
held at the Episcopal Church on to-mor-
row at 'o4 o'clock. a. n.
Fomud.--A pocket book. containing
= sun. Of money, on Clinton Street, Sat-
ur,lay. The owner can have by deserib-
ing and paying for this advertisements
APoLoaY.-The breakage in the
railroad, mails, and other inconyeuiences
has delayed and otherwise thrown the
COuRIrR out of joint this week
BIRD CAGEs.-Bird cages OF every va
riety, make and description, plain and
ornamental, at
J. W. CoRMAY s cos.
4 man by the name Of ". s. Mar.
tin was arrested by officer Cole. Tuesday.
charged with stealing watch and other
articles from John Hines In default Of
bail he was committed 70 Jail ~
The reading by Rev DR. Berkeley,
Monday night, was SHINY attended, bu
highly entertaining. Those who denied
themselves the privilege missed a rare
elocutionary treat which is seldom offer
ed TO this community.
Dan Ricc-s Circus was billed for
Hickman, Thursday last, but failed to put
in an appearance, We understand that
the sheriff at Memphis is trying to run
old Dams show, having some attach
ments'' or it. The CoUaIEE Lost So in this
failure-in tick cts!
THE pleasure looving ton of this
vicinity are in exctaeies in expectation
of the ball, next Monday night, given by
the young men members Of the Hickman
Odd Fellows. in honor Of the anniversary
of their Order. It will no doubt be a
grand affair
The >un shono ont beautifully on
yesterday, and rejOiced manyhearts weary
through the dreary clouds and rains Of
the past weeks. In the language of the
lamcnted one, 1t seems like it appears
like somehow or other, dad gum it all, we
are going to have some good standing
weather apparen,ly-as it we're"
\ subscriber 10 tie COURIER ad-
vises US to suggest to the City Council,
- subscribe for one extra copy of the
Hickman CorEIER for each business house
in town, 20 be paid for BY the city, for
the benefit Of the loafers. The moral Of
which Is that, loarers ought not to steal
papers from regular subscribers.
The 'i'tle double decker Lone Star.
= reputeI 'bawdy dance boat, has been
anch ored on the Missouri side opposite
Hickman. There is strong talk Of cut
ring the thing loose and putting the
crew adrift If half we hear i true, the
Missouri officers should move agains, this
boat.
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TuE RIVER. river at this
point rose , inches the past u hours.
The Upper Mississippi and Missouri are
also rising-,he Ohio, Cumberland and
Tennessee falling. At ST. Loais the Miss
issippi was on stand, Thursday, the
date Of last advices. There Will certain
ly he more water, but how much depends
altogether upon the Missouri and Miss
issiPPi rises, which At present IL some
what alarming.
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POWELL EsHO.

Will sell Machinery and Farming Imple
nents Rt factory prices, freights, etc,
added. They are agents for various fac
tories. including the universally popular
kingsland Fergu factory. ST. Louis
Thraslers, both horse and steam pow er,
Saw Mills, portable and stationery, Cotton
Gins. Corn Shelters, Reapers and Mowers,
etc. One Of our best farmers. VI D..
johnson. of 10 years experience with
uEAsf, who has used FIVE different
j - the hingsIsud s Fergu=o-.
thrashers beat them ali; Farmers will
please send in their orders early
POWELL s BRO.
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Robert Toombs says he does not wish
to 90 To Congress again, even it the
opportunity i given him
Martin Green was shot aud danger.
ou-!y wounded. last Saturday in an at
i,ay at New bern, Tenn
a Georgian who is to be hung in
May has had tickets of invitation
printed and mailed to his friends
The people in the vicinity of Dyer
Station are preparing to plaut Il great
deal OF corn and less cotton this sea
son
A Nashville CORES pendent of the
Louisville Courier Journal suggests
siasas. GlaeaahasaA--iar~s assEtssrs and An.
thinks that the ticket would conci!iate
all the elements of the opposition to
Radicali: m in Tennessee.
Mayor Hubbard, of Columbus. after
serving the city for year. and having
made the best Mayor the city has ever
had has resigned. What is still more
remarkable, the law allows MIR Hub
bard $500 year salary, and yet. he
refuses TO accept IA cent for his services
IF twenty seven inches of snow give
three inches of water, how much milk
will COW give fed upon turnips? Null
tiplv the fakes by the hairs on the
cows tail, then divide the product by
turnip, add pound of chalk, mui-
tiply the whole by the pump, and the
total will be lhe answer.
Thos Alleh, President of the Iron
Mountain railroad. has assured Judge
/ Bullock that he considers this the best
crossing on the lower Mississippi river
and that he will use his best epdeavors
1 TO bring the i & p road 10 this place
-C6lumLus Dispatch.
On the 5th day of May Dext, there
will be State Convention of fish cul
turists. held at Elgin. Ill. The object
is TO form an association for the en-
couragement OF this special culture ia
that State. The culture OF fish Is not
m,sex pertinent. as it has been success
| fully Tried in many instances.
General John B. Hood said to a St
Louis reporter. last week, that he wa.
quite certain that if the South had moi
Possessed Just such man as Mr.. Davis
! ontlwith his ability and frmnesS, The
South would have been whipped in TIVE
wears. and disgrsced 10 day, in lieu OF
OF having proved themselves gloriou'
ie vSy,
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GRANGE Organs.

Al over the country whore inteiii-
"euce i beginning to prevail over ex-
travagance, and con idence and har
mouy over suspicion aud di-cord, the
uniform expression goes out that the
Grunge does not need or desire al
organ Intelligent farmers 90 not want
TO ~ub>idiZo new papers 10 work for
them, we'll knowing that he who will
consent to be subsidized Is luckiug ia
principle and will eventually bring
disgrace upon the order it permitted
to do so {; besides. many earnest pewS
papers have already e>poused the cause
of the farmers and are performing
their part we'll Farmers care nothing
for opinions that are not Spontaneous
and from the heart Besides all thi-
a grange organ has DO influence out
sidenhe grange. simply because it l. "a
hirehbg and dare not speak other words
than such as are put Tito its mouth
The word organ is suggestive OF rings
ciique> and selfish and Injurious COM
binatiou> that have FOR their object the
toil sIng of a few men upon the people
a. leaders aud Spokesmen. Tlking
Ibis view of the matter. the State
Oranges of Kansas. Missouri, Michi
gan and Massachusetts have all de
cIared eInphaticaiiy against the priu-
ciple OF encouraging, building mp, or
III any manner recognizing grange OF
sans. Aud we think their action a
decided display Of hard sense, good
taste and sound doctrine a good
Uutspokeu newspaper thst proves rha,
it Is true friend to the great farmer,
movement by its action, will do il more
real service lh5p all the organ, you can
crowd into th6sstate.
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Cheap Reading for Everybody.
w1. Eranz's Circulating Library

VIII be open every day except Sundays,
on and after March 81 1874
Terms OF membership: Three dollars
per year, payable invariably in advance.
Persons lot wishing TO become reguIar
members, Can have the use OF any books
ia the Library. by dePositing the sum of
81, and paying ten cents for the use Of
each volume.
Books may be kept ont two weeks =;
charges for detention beyond that time,
Two cents per day. Members may, how
ever. have tBeir books renewed at the end
of the first two weeks, for two weeks
longer. without extra charge: non-meni-
bers by wing 10 cents per volume
he Library contains NJ present nearly
400 volumes, 20 which will be added as
soon as published. ali new works by the
most popular writer's Of the day
An alphabetically arranged catalogue,
OF AL books in the Library, can DE seen
1T any time At my store on Clinton Street,
Hickman, Ky.
For further information spuly 70
feD2S-rf WI. FRENZ.
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The Board of Directors of the Ful
ton Agricultural Society have cons,itu-
ted themselves committee Of the whole
TO obtain additional stock TO tEe Assoc
citation. Such meu as Henry Campbell,
Jacob Plaut, aud others, say the Fair this
fall shall eclipse all others, or the traces
be broke i'll the effort. So may it be. If
their effort are seconded it VIII be tie
success
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-25

To CoRREsPoNpENTs.-The cleo
ton on the Prohibitory law no. occurriu 6
until july %, instead Of in May as was
frs, anticipated, would it not be wei for
correspondents to ''holi up little2 We
have no desire to exclude, and will not
any reasonable article for or against, ~
but in opening our columns, we did not
anticipate the long campaign we have be-
fore Us.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M A7---=@@E
pvw LOST, HOW RESTORED


~ Ju-, published. a new edition
~ OF On. CuLvEEwELL's CELrDRA-
* iTED Essay tho radical cure
~ (withont medicine) Of spar'us-
torrhea or Seminal Weakness, lnyolun-
tary Seminal Losses. Impotency. Mental
and Pay steal Emcapacity, lmpediments to
Marriage, etc: also Consumption. EPilep-
ey and Fits, induced by elf-induigenee
or scxtual cxtravagance; Piles, &c
e1s- Price in scaled envelope, only
elk cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty :
years successful practice. that the alarm
ir- consequeuces Of seif-sbase MY be
radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or the apPlica-
,icn of the knife pointing out mode CT
cure at once simple. certain, and eject
nal. hy means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaPly, privately and rads-
esHg.
rr5y- This Lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and man in The land
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, 70
ANY address, res, pat on receipt oi SIX
cents. or Two post staars. Also. Or. SILLs-
BEES remedy for Plies. Send for circular
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. Z. KLINE K CO,
III Dowery, New York,
jaiy26-ly 7. Box 4,ooo.
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jaiy2s-ly ?. Q Box 1855.

Tue telegraph reports that Gov
Moses. Of South Carolina, has tnrned
the penileu'iary convicis loose, max
ing az ii.fl ,ma,ory speech and all for
political purposrs.
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\ WALK FOR LIFE On Sunday
a young man ia Louisville. swallowed
4s he stated. three ounces Of laudlnnm
and FIVE grains Of morphine in order
10 eud his lite as was reported There
was bur one way Of saving him, aud
that was to keep him in motion Alter
relieving him ~ lar a. possible, his
physician Dr. GateIy, ordered thar he
be walked until he Was out of dagger
At > o'clock Sunday afternoon he wa,
put upon his tramp Tor lite. aud was
forced to walk in the open air a. rapid
l. a. possible His father kept by him
for long time. assisted by friends A.
a>t policemen had to be taken from
their beats and made to do duty IN saw
ing the life VI would be suicide lie
was with great difficulty kept going
al first, aud at times 50 great was his
stupor that he would fail like stick
Frequently il was necessary to catch
hIm aud move him on He reeed at
times like drunken maO, and then
agael revive considerably The dreury
walk was kept until the next morning
when the hysiciau consented that he
-hould be allowed to take rest The
life OF the young man was saved. but
the Struggle for freedom from the ef
iectll5f tie drugs was severe one
TO have stopped three minutes w'eu,d
have been fatal.
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CANDLES, Star, 2O(122.
OATS-65a75c.
CHEESE per lb. II to isc.
COFFEE, liio, 30a55c, aud ten
upward.
CASTINGS. q tb, 51a5c.
COTTON YARNS, = dozen, l24I8S
COAL oil, r gallon pic perb5l.
FLOUR, IS 00@Il %.
FEATHERS, e 10 65c prime.
GUNPOWDER, q xeg s. 50atS 90
WASH BOARDS per doz, = 75a
PLoWS, Steel, 5,al24.
HUBS, 5Oa2 ) J per sett.
+" Nails p ID 27s35c
LARD OIL, = gallon. 81 p
LARD, y 10 Toe.
BLASTING POWDER, 5 so.
HIDES, green, &c.
= dry 10 to l6c.
JEANS, per yard, 20aI5-
dlNSEY, per yard, l5a4Jc-
TALboW, per Id DC.
SODA-By the keg SIC r III
SHOT, per bag, 2 o5.a,3 70.
STONEwARE, q gallon, ~ Ice.
1ODAtCO, hau dAiS "a. t~t NJ u :
BAGGING-l5aiS per yard
RoPE-Machin 10.
IRON TIES-lO to
BEESwAX 25c13oe. u H.
IRON. bar size, SIC.
PRINTS s to l2ac.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 5o.P
q sole, per ID. S5
upper side, 1 S -.
STEEL Cast. NJ. A.. 2oaz
MOL ASSES pr I-r
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The Mayor OF New Orleans asks re-
lief for thousands of families made
homeless by - crevasses on The lower
Mississippi, add surely the sympathy
Of The whole country VII go out 20
these suEsseg. b. she ssods.
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Temperance war.

Communications on either side of the
Temperance question should he handed
in by Wednesday morning to insure in
sertiou
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Commercial.
HICKMAN CouaIE opFIcE,
SATURDAY.. April Is 1874

COHN-ear soc. sheled CO. delivered
at Hickman. 81! delivered on bank of the
river.
COTTON
l"ici toI .'''....' ,.'............ 1a3c.
Good ordinary to strict, 125GGt3
Low Midding .......... ......... .l3l
WHEAT l0ll 81, owing to quality
SUGAR Brown, l0allc Hard i24a14c.
MEAL-Frorn wagons zoe.
BUTTER-Fresh, 20 to 25c per 10.
POULTRY, EFC.-Young Chickens
Z 25to 80 per dozen. old from 5 50a
90. Eggs. sc per dozen.
NoOl--45 to j0cts. lbs tub washed.
GENSiNG-70a75c per ponnL'
SALf--By car load. Sushel So 90;
~ retail -. 80 lbs, barfel by car load
- p. by retail 81 81.
PLOwS-lIertwe eek. BagzeH & Knoerr,
Steel Plows, No l, s. o. ~, :, 90
No >, Sl0; No. /, IL. BY ahe lot not
less than n dozen.
Hickman svhOIeSaIs Prices.
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ACreeD Countryman.

Years ago into wholesale grocery
store "a Boston walked u tail. muscular
looking raw boued man. evidently a
fresh conner from some back town in
Maine or New Hampshire. Accusing
the first person he met, who happened
to Irf the merchant himself he asked +:
"1on don't want to hire mau in
your store do you r
We'll, said the merchant, II don't
know what can you do p
DO r. said the man, i rnther guess
can turn my hand. to almost any
thing What do you want done ?"
well, if [ want to hire mau, it
would be oue that could litt well-a
strong, why fellow; one for instance
that could shoulder sack of coffee
like that youder, and carry ii across
the store aud never lay it down"
There, nowe captin. said orr cont
tryman. that's just me What will
you give man that can suit you? p
i tell you said the merchant, Ill
you will shoulder that sack Of coffee,
and carry it across the store twice aud
never lay il down. l will hire you Tor
year ut 500 per mouth"
D0ue, said the stranger; and by
This time every clerk iU the store had
gathered around mud We're waiting TO
Join in the laugh against The man. who
walked to The sack. threw it across his
shoulder with perfect ease. as il was
not extremely heavy, and walked with
it twice across the sore, went quietly
10 large hook which was fastened to
he wall. aud hanging the sack upon
it. lie turned to the merchant aud
said:
There, now; it may hang there iii
loom<dayi shan nnever lay i, down
just give NE plenty TO do aud 500
month. aud IL all right"
The clerks broke into laugh but it
was out of the other ,ide OF their
mouths aud The merchant. di-comiir
sd, yet sati-fei, kept TO his agreement
aud to-day the green ccuG;rymau j.
the senior partner IN the firm, aud
worth hale million dollars
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-25

FIRE At UNION CIrY-A de-truc
tive FIRE occurred At Z Mon City, Wednes-
day night last destroying a nice block 0;
brick business houses. The fire occurred
under suspicious circumstances, but how
we arc not advised, further han this was
the second attempt to burn The same pro
petty. The'losses it is understood viii
foot up about SIS, 900 Among the suffer
ers are the Aessers. Cannon i Son, Moss
s stanfeld, Shafer, Scarborough, and
hers, inc dentally.
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Scarborough, loss $3.50; insured
So, 5Uj. Cannon & Son, loss = 800; no in
sgance. shafer, loss $l.sO0i insured, Sl5O.
Moss x Stanfcld, loos 500. The bulk of
these losses fall on Judge Landrums agen-
cy of this place.
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j -A-NEBE1R

OFFERs TO THE TRADE THE FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT or
- Ed r. an - sz GpsqD4D&s n
ever brought to this market and prices
andYO SPKP
h |ato iA. VEIL BARAGEs FROw sTRrED
Also assorm Of ''-- -'AAi'OtAF'
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKERCHlEFS. TOWELING AND TABLE LINEN
.rgs Of RIBBONS FANS PARAsOLs LADIES
GLOVES, low figures.
Ga HE gH EA = "a I'd ~.
large CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES
CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTH, ITO
in Engis Brussels aud 3-Ply
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, PAINTS
OILS G Nails &C. can be found in
ticle purchased
offered
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SAMUEL, ANDRUlI
Insurance Agent

HICKMAN, Ky,
POLICIES ISSUED IN THE FOLLOWING OLD req ABLE COMPANIES
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0FFrRs TO THE TRADE THE FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT or
- EpR- Z Rn 4 zaRa ca 90 zu nnaEan GEE. 6,
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WE arc authorized 20 announce y. W
HUprRT, n a candidate Tor the otiice Of
Assessor o: Fulton county AZ the ensuing
elcctieu.
We are authorized 10 announce VI. a..
GAsKtss. as a candidate for Assessor of
Fulton sounty, al Tie ensuing eleetioa.
We are authorised ~ announce AZ.
IONS Il. fIELns, ~ candidate for Asses
sor OF Fulton county, a. the ensuing cleo
ton.
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We are authorized 10 announce =. "
RAY. or Hickman county, ne a csndidsts
Tor th~ Office Of Juige OF the First Judicial
District, com sosei OF the cosuf.es Of
Hick mar, Fulton. Ballard, Graves. Mar
shall Galloway aud McCracken. Elootion
in August.
We are Authorized 10 announce JUDGE
!. ". DIGogN. Sc a cADdidats for Circuit
Judge q ihe let Judicial District.
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oBSoxioUs FEATURES OF TIE NEW Law.
/ need to give n separate chapter TO these
points, and will sometime. suffice il now
that il is 50 iSId mat II il ollous. and
tlat with al. ITS rigidaess, iionly traus-
fets the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-25

ne ar aufhoriErG o m nouuce Rsa-A~D
\. Na,lr. - Grarcs county. ~ = c.adi-
eaie for Nommouwcaifh's Attorney Of tbs
- Judicial District Rleoiion. August
uekL
WE are authorized 70 announce y. y.
Moss. 81 Clinton. Hickman county. a.
candidate Tor tho Office ~ C,-r va.ith's
tti"rney ia tho 80 Judicial District.
Election. August. 1874.
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Llouon raArrlc TO rnE DR,o sroRrs,

aud wholesalers by the bard. If a man
is able TO by barrel, This high moral
law shuts its siuctimonious eyes, aud lets
him bay, unrestricted, the -cass-l pizen.
. temperance, what tollles re committed
in thy namel Can -" or Investigator
say more Of poison and liquid damna-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-10

-. -. g -. -. ". p. hARPKR,
mh1o - spll Sheriff Of the Pazish q Orleans.