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The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
The Famtne in Ina.a.

A cable dispatch from London to the
Herald, containing advices from India
on the subjec, of the famine there.
represents the condition of the people
there as very gloomy, aud in fifteen
districts recognized by the Governor
!1eneral, in addition to the provisional
nia rg ories. twenty six millions of peo-
sc---afa6 ' f.s- .sasas
or ss.ergiIstresse =. : sssecarcity OF iood, and
Wye other districts, containing H.,
001V00 of people, are threatened
The isslter places are almost breadless
andeafithout water The scarcity OF
foodis spreading to remote regions
rem aged from roads and difficult to
reach. Izsa. famine extends over a
very large PARTON of the country, aud
the people are IN feaful state
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

HICKMAN, kY., Feb. %, 4Sil-
Couneil met Present-Mayor Ty
Ter, Councilmen Buchanan, Landrum
Frenz. Kirkpatrick, aud Roper.
Minutes read, adopted and signed.
The Finance Committee reported the
following account as correct and re
commended its payneot:
John Troutweine. Tor coal. S. 90
On motion, a fire assessed in the
city court against John IIciuze. for
$50 was RENTED By the unanimous
vote of the Council
On motion. the Council adjourned
to meet next Monday night two weeks.
and every second Monday night there
after to be the regular meeting of this
Council. instead OF Wednesday night
as hereafter.
On motion, Council adjourned.
W 4 BREyARD, Cliy Clerk
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

TnE Nafioal Lille Insurance Compa-
ny, TO ali human appearance, had an
organ called the National The
National published vast amount
Of National Life Insurance Company
literature, .pames of policy holders.
etc and seemed TO be mixed up. wove
and twisted into the company to an
extent which admitted of little doubt
tha; they played into each Others hands
the NationaI Life Insurance Company
i dead--to all inients aud purposes II
died abR the 1t Of September, 1873
- -Lomisriiie Ledger.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
Overlooking the American
PFPIages.

Prom the Cincinnati Comercial.
Our dispatches about the Pope nt
Rome are not always accurate but
his action in creating a batch of Car
diuals last December was pre- an
nonncel, and that correctly. We have
Just had the announcement that an
mother batch Of eight will b. created
by him next June. and the dispatch
alleges that the English Arch bLshoR
we have to say about the niitter is, that
when the last batch was created, there
was some disappointment that the
senior Archbishop Of the United States
was not among them, and if lie be not
ia the next batch, TO Wit: the June
batch, there will be still further diSap
poiuiment. We also wish his Holiness
the Pope to Inform US why in conier
ring these dignities, he always over :
toks all the American prciates.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

A colorcd philosopher thus uubur-
deued himself on one of womans's
weaknesses
Jim, de men don make such fools
Of dsmsrIves about women as de W.
men do about men. If women look at
,Ie moon, dey see man iu it. III dey
hear a mouse nibbliug. its man : and
dey all look under de bed de last thing
at night 20 find man. Why, | neber
l,ok undsr my bed to fud woman
ises yeu?''
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
a Singular Surgical CaSe.

[ErOm the MadisOnyille, (Ky,) Times. ]
A rather singular ease is that.o' Mr
Wm Ii McGary IF thir plac" la t
Thur-dfy, Dr. Dempsey cat into tn,
calf oi nj. lcit ies near the knee an"
extracted therelrom the greater P9r'i.-
ot an ordinary sewing needle whicf
ha- hren in hi- leg for thirty FIVE yea &.
Mr. McGary gives this explanation Q.
how 1t came there Absut thirty FIVE
years ago, when he was about eleven
years of age. he was at a sewing party
The Indies had pat their work down
while they went 10 dinner, some OF
them laying their work on the floor
WAh some other boys Of his age, he
sFSff--, ssSfT-s.r
pcs on needle. running il into hi-
heel aud breaking it off close 10 he
eve Efforts were made to cut IL ou'
but were unsuccessful. aud the needle
has been working its way upward ever
since, until it had nearly reached hi
knee. when he determined to have t
removed, aud DR. Dempsey, aI'cr much
difficulty, succeeded ia finding aud re-.
moving it At intervals. during the
time it was in his leg Mr. -McGary had
experienced some severe pains. bat
thought they were rheumatic, having
nearly forgotten about The needir H.
showed Us the needle. which i au or
dinary one. and is nearly black with
rust
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
some GOOD from BrOvvnlo,v.

We had little though, that anything
good, conservative, or pacifica'ory,
could come from Brownlow; but, in
recent published letter we fud the fol
loving advice to the colored people !:
1t should be remembered that the
colored race, though large in numbers,
constitute very small minority Oi
the whole people OF the United States
However strongly united, they have no
power to compel concessions from the
whites. Whatever they get must
come as the free gilt from the whites
Il Is, therefore, the part OF wisdom up
on the part OF the colorcd people oi Ten
nessee to be careful upon insisting mp
on that which eau do 20 practicat good
10 either race. but is sure to 6riUg dis
as;er aud ruin to the most useiui IN.
stitution OF modern times-lree schools
Let the colored people OF Tennessee
ask Congress TO desist from any !egi~
lation which eniorces mixed schools,
and they will have established new
claim to respect aud confidence. Let
the colored people have their own
schools and churches aud white people
have theirs Let colored people have
fair divide of the school fund and
they will fnd their own teachers aud
preachers.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
Married.

In this county, on the 18th inst, at the
residence OF the brides uncle, by the Rev
". ii. Frost, STEPHEN BOARD, ESQ, of
Obion county, to Miss BETA BEADLEs, of
this county.
In Obion county, Tenn, Wednesday
evening the oath inst, by Rev. Mr.. Firtle,
Mr. JAMES REED, of Graves county to Miss
BErTIE CHAMBERS, Of 0bion county, Tenn.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
TUE Columbus Dispatch. says

While the steiner City OF Ficks
burg was between Cairo aud this city
on her down voyage, last night. dis
reputable woman killed a man who
was passenger on board the boat By
cutting his throat with razor. An
officer from Hickman was on the boat
at the tiAe, aud took tho woman in
custody
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

There seems to be very strange
disease that is attacking stock to some
extent in this section at the present
time. The animal ID taken with con
vulsions aud 10 very few moments
death ensues. Mr. Geo. L4ssiter has
lost two cows by this disease, and we
learn that there has been several cases
IN the country surrounding this place
= " Ken<;e Tins.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

The Eddyvilie Telegraph says: : We
see paragraph geiag the rounds Of
the State press. to The effect that Gov
ernor Anderson is to deliver series Of
lectures in Paducsh, on the question Of
the mineral deposits OF Western Ken
lucky. Gov Anderson is wholly una
ware u any such engageneht
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

STEVE Lowrey, the last of the noto-
rious swamp angels Of North Caroline
was shot aud killed the other day IN
Robinson county while tuning bis ban
10. TIE telegram explains that "three
citizens were the authors of his IN usi-
cal and dramatic taking off.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

ONE legged candidates are said TO
rum better 10 Gibson county than those
who have sound, straight limbs.
Ex.Gov. Bramlette declines to sup
port Jones for Clerk of the Court Of
Appeals. Reasou: Jones was Con
federate soldier.
The bill amending the charter Of
Fulton in this county failed to pass in
the Legislature, just adjourned The act
Of incorporation is therefore dead and
onr young and thrifty neighbor must
therefore remain out in the cold for two
years more. L, is TO be regretted
& coRaEsPoSDENT of the Paducah
, Eentuck;aa makes the statement that
Drunkenness has increased in May Geld
since the closing of the SALOONS. One
writer says, on the contrary, tha, the
Police Court has little or no business,
and in every way ti.e change Is evident,
aud the very enemies of the local op-
ton law admit it.
Rlvgn-The Mississippi river was
rising. Thursday at ST. Louis, but not
TO damaging extent The Ohio wa'
falling at Pittsburg, and rising at Gin,
cinna,i. The sCumberiand falling
rapidly. The prospects are now tha
we shall have Nerably more water
but likely no big overflow.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
nargains , Bargains!!

DREVI0US TO Stock Taxing and recciv-
ing cur rsEHlag staes IL i ms ssAan aasE
ing, Shoes Boois, &c, . new line OF caiieCs
anl Hair goods Just-recei ived:
fell ol2t J.H. PLAET BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

SEND Us THE NEws.-Again we
ask our Ssieuds IN different localities
10 farnish US with the weekly news Of
their neighborhoods = Don't trouble
yourselves TO have the communications
you send written IN regular newspa-
per style, but simply write down the
incidents of the week, Just as you would
relate them to friend, and we viii
shape il for publication.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
CANpIDATEes--2


For Cop1r71
We are s1 horized 70 snnosneeI
! HreAR rrENEE. OF BaFard NJ . can Ill
20 Represent the people IL tho :st Coa-
<rrs 'ioaal District "a the mex. Congress
Of The United STATES
We are authorized 10 enaounce nov.
4. X. BooN. OF Graves. Al "a candidate -
represent the people Of tho 81 Congrse-
sionsl Disttict in tic next Congress Of
the United States.
Clerk Court cf .3Pgeais. ---------
We ARE authorigcd d to .pasanec Taos. :.
@. PoosE. as eaBdiSate for Cf~rhssf u, n
1874
Commor,rcolh's .s,sorns< A
Weare aathoriseuio an nouneetp
A. kEtLg Of Graves county, AZ cti'tI
esic for Commonwealth AtOrs '1lQi f|I
81 sHdicial District. Eleetiot AN
neKt. ~ I'm.
We are anthorired 10 aunoun '"eI'
eaniidate | a. n'S" for ,Se oes s, os SsS c:S ne "a
Attorney, in tho is Judici q
sisetion, August, is'4-
We are authorized 20 20
sTvssLETiFID. OF GraVtsa
candidate for the oHice of ('5iSz1
Attorney, election, August. is7%
@ Circuit Jrdqc.
I
ROBERTSON Of Graves county, ~ cK84.II
dilAte for Circuit Jadgo OF the lslJu-
| diciai District, composed OF the eouaIes
OF Hickman. Fulton, Dailard arnses,
Marshan, Galloway, and Mccraeksn.
, Election in August next. y
NE nre authorized 20 nnponnce ". g.
BuLLtTl, of McCracken county, e. a-cAn~
4 diiets for Circuit Judge OF Tho La H.
diclal District, comFoNed OF sss e''adtiss
OF Hickman, Fnifon, Ballard, Graves, Mar
Il 49, 49,
! tion in August next.
We are authorized TO announce T. ".
RAY, OF Hickman county, candidate
for the Office OF Judge OF, the First Judieisl
district, composed Of the counties of
Hickman, Fulton, Ballard, Graves. NmWM
shall. Galloway and McCrsokon. ~
in August. A
We are authorized 10 anuou
j. VI. BEGGER. ~ n candiJa -
Judge OF the lst Judicial
Capny Ja
wo,nrc authorized to ann6v
wIxGATE, 'as a candidate foz
County Judge of Fulton
tion the First Monday in AngQ
VIZ are authorized 10 anno,K
BAmrr, as candidate for tbS.nUI
Judge OF the Fulton County Cou
tion ia August.
JIikr. RT
We are sutboriIed 90 snnoune6rSht u.
TAYLos. as esndiiafe for re-clootltSj%io
the ofhoe Of Jnlor OF FULTON co1S-f.
Election in August ne1t. fd-H
SherG
We are authorized - announce Jony y.
TYLEK present incumbent, a. a candidate
for re-election to the ofEce of sheriff Of
Fnlion county. Election in August next.
va are authorized to announce }
BRAsHtM, a-camdiiate for the Office Of
Jailor OF Fulton county, at the ensuing
August election.
Circuit Court Clerk
We srs authorized to .aunonned
BYSuN. ~ = candidnie for re-ei
he Office OF Clerk Of The Fuitoi
Court. Election, August next.
County Court Clerk.
We are authorized 10 annonnce JcnA -
UILsoN ns a candidate for reelection to +''o +''o
Ice ofhee Of Clerk Of tho Fulton County
Court. Election IN august.
For CoWny Sarugor
We are authorized 10 annonncs 'RoSr.
NlCCoNNELL, az candidate Tor Surveyor -
Of Fulton county.
FIR Assesaor w..
We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE .drepsfinR NJ
a. - J - .for A. .nnE.lSn
pns ' r. are sn'bo-issd os 70 ''s''ioa. I
r Of Fp,, a. 4 caD,gi, ,"oHn CO -
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28


at Hickman. 80 delivered on bank of the
river.
COTTON
Inferior ......-.................... base.
Ordinary ......--...-................l =
Good ordinary TO strict, I2I6Gl3
Low MIddiIng ..-....... ......... .l34
WHEAT l0Il 81, owing to quality.
Saskatchewan, iOallc, Hard I24al4e.
APPLES per box IS cents.
MEAL-From wagons 75c.
RUTTER-Fresh, 20 to 25c per ID.
POULTRY, EfC.-ioung Chickens,
- to , 30 per dozen. Old from 3 5Oa
4 90. Eggs. l5c per dozen
WOOL--i5 to 5Oets. lbs. tub washed
GENSING-70a73c per pound.
SALTY car IoaI. jasael % 00i
ny rcta6 3 %. 2Sl lbs, 5afrrl By car load
~ -, by retail 81 So 80
PLOWS--Hertwick. Baltxer & Co.'S
Steel Plows, No. l. 81 90. No, ,, 9 90; /;
No. 3, Sl0;. No. 4, IL. BY the LOT not
less than dozen.
WAGONS-iicrtwick Baftzer s. Cos
make 24x5t inch. light two horse) thim-
bic skein- SO 10; Sx9 inch, tmedium) }
thimble skein 81 90; 3}AlOinch, (heavy J
rhimble skein, $40 0J; Isx9inch, (medi-
um) iron axle, So 90; I3xlUinch, (heavy}
iron axle. 500 W
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

The genuine article must have Dr. John
Bulls private stamp ON each hottie. Dr..
John Bull only has the right to nanuf.c-
turc and sell the original John Saith :
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my pri-
vate stamp is not on the bottle, do not pur-
chase, or you viii he deceived See my
column advertisements, and nv show card
| will prosecute any one infringing on
my right The genuine Smith Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared By myself.
The public servant,
.- DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louisyille. kv., Nov. 5, la59.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

A1--1~S . s~< <1--sf,<r S.s4S
4 n IMPROVED FARM slee ABOUT
"A so acres-5o acres cleared, dwelling
house, stables. well orchard and other
improvements situated 6 miles east of
Hickman on the Shuck road-beiug the
homestead of the late Jho. b. Henrya
TERMS--tlalf cash, and half in twelve
months, the note bearing interest and
lien retained on property
S F. HENRY
dec6-3mt Tx. of John b. Henry
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
The Centennial.

The afeat project which started out
with such flourish of trumPets-the
American Centennial Exhibition
shows sigus Of lauguor from one cause
or another 1t is now said the friends
of the celebration have abandoned all
hope Of getting an appropriation from
Congress this year The movement
on the National Legislature was skill
fully begun, but the exposure OF the
faults of the schemes by the newspapers
upset the Philadelphians, and, il Is
understood, they will make no further
effort at present Some curiosity Is
felt iu regard to the intentions of the
managers Of thekschemei now that
Congressional aid Is out OF the question,
aud the absurdity of makiug it an in
ternational pSsssy haazssefn pointed
$: $: :::; 8: !: 4. .::::; s;
does not seebslla s'Sefct IL IS sara
that the managers have resolved to
give up The effort to get Na'ioual aid,
but to begin on the proposed bulldogs
this year and trust to the future fur
means for the completion. There Is
already "A large sum op hand, from
So OO0. 600 to SO, ,00U, 600, which will
| be sufficient for the preliminary year,
and. it is believed, that when the en-
,erprise has goue forward for a year
aud its IS impressed upon the country.
/ Congress aud the people Will become
( more liberal. aud vote the money which
will be necessary to render the exhi-
biti2p success
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

THE New York Sua calls the pres
ers; "sho do, uotb;n1 Congress"
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

calculated, some by their downy cover
Ing, as the apricot or the peach, others
by the gummY or glutinous coating
which most of them possess, to arrest
aud retain tho germs carried by the
air. Fruit should therefore be care
fully washed, or the skins removed, IN
times of epidemc cholera.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

Just Published, "a d Scaled Earelope Friee
AK ccHtS.
lecture an tn
A\ nature, treatment antl- radi-
cal cure Of Spermatorrhea
EA[O 5r Seminal Weakness, In
F4LAA voiuntary Emissions Sc xaa
&-fA -ehility, aud Impcdiments
Marriage generally; Ner-
inhTf1 Vousness. Consumption Epi-
ltta .. Fits; Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse etc
BY RonT, J. CLLyERwELT, NJ. D., Author
Of the Green Book, Sc.
The world-renowncd author in this ad-
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful cunse-
qucnees of SelfAbuse may be sffectually
removel without elicinea. anA without
out a Inode of cure at once rsxrtain and
efFectull by which every sufferer no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheapiy, privately an.Fradically.
This Lecture will prove 4 boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal. to any address in
plain sealed envelope, on the. receipt of
six cents, or two postage stamps.
Also, Dr Calvcrwel1 Marriage Guide,
price 81 cents.
Address the Publishers.
CIIAS. J. {. KLINE Il co,
l27 Bowery, New York,
iuly26-ly p . Box 4, ,5So.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ezra Special Notice.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

Beware of Counterfeitsl Smiths Tonic
/ Syrup has been counterfeitcdy and the
coun.e1fiter brought to grief
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
4 LECTURE

TO YOUNG MEN.
Jasi Published, t,. a Scaled Eareiope. Triee
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

The Chicago Tribune, in notice Of
the adjournmeRt of the convention of
the order of B'nai Birth, says:
a convention has seldom been held
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

"a the bottoms below
a are complaining of the dsPreda-
,ssef horse thieves.
E Kentucky Legislature adjourn
~ Monday. The shortest, best and
Z econoinicsi session for ten years
por says that Representative
kef Graves county. expects 20
ile home from Frankfor; soon
Fssnring stock in the river.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

Itmeht OF everything
rcoer5ssline, and many delicious
[ysrd ca;abies Of every kind Our
Ssn end, JoE McGAw, is ever ready
ossr goods and wait uron our
s1as TesPseiaRy the ladies. Call one,
iAsi' and see our goods and lesrn Of
.or' cash prices. !
EsaupF, e D1o I
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

f.:ss,aan Mann has writton
Ezio Thas. ". Neal, President of the
E<h<r of Cou1nefD OF Dyersbur-. in
dfsea 20 the improvement OF the Fork
Dser. afr. Sunn says that " len he
st ment:oned the matter TO some of his
IIeaEnef IN Congress. they .<smilsd.' as
( ,sas wild cat project was on hand. but
\ 5hey were surprised when the mag
Z kof tho trade oa this river was pre-
2'szge truly says, that il costs
~ k-Ser "a. take your week
kiiigent hen would
fk. aud = very
sr to keep ones
han . good sized
less th4n scat
e.; less than an on
"a t1 *Ifl will waste in = wee X
DAY eau be saved in many a
e t14n - iopping fsnsty faprs.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

y
NOR says that Representative
kpf .Graves county. expects 20
lie home from Frankfor, soon
sssnring stock in the river
eulE ickran hsv.ssH-.as'r----
1zS m Rfprerenston OF an
&mpcrance advocates of Hick
Rl urge vote on the1ocai Upton.
Nay. anI not in August, As here
cnierstsai.
= GnxxGrRs- would like
<xr somelhing from the organizations
I %; county, in the way oi interesting
= oil and rcputa
~ man. lied Thurs
name OF bcing
fered for the
knd Dave Kirk.
3Iss,i themselves try
Ufickman R.fress oshee
senresen.ative. b X Walker,
r,s.l from Frankfort, Wednesday.
~ Justly claim have won the
fit ~ oil done thou good and faithful
s6rm Of I.0uissiile swindlers ad-
I'd 20 send a perfect wateh, warrant
Keep exact time. for 81 %. On
~ ~. money thsSictims received
IN disl worth 10 cea;s.
Gou,hern Express Company
&gsza force out, hunting the
l6h.sress robbers who made
aisxSare neither time
known to all
D. hot yTa
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
Commercial.
UicKMAS COURIER OFFIcE,
Saturday, Feb. - 1874

CORN-ear G0c. shelled IS delivered
at Hickman. 80 delivered on bank of the
river.
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

temperance advocates of Hick
In urge a vote on the-1ocai Option.
a Mar, and not in August, As here
D cnierstSad.
H. GnxSGrRs-We would like
At something from the organizations
d counfy, in the way Of Interesting
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

Scu,hern Express Company
gs4a force out, hunting the
.<k.sress robbers who made
.srss,are neither time
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28
wear oid Bo1rJon ana RoGinson

year old Borrbon- ana Robinson
sssy wl.iskiess Old Apple and Peach
ka<sses. Gin, Wines. Sc, for sale.
POWELL & BRO,
fay prsdaee os every Kind, from e basket
exas - 10 bale OF cetten.
j. W. POWELL,
= ~onnSSle for sale; low fer
ersai.. Hay a, his
The Hickman courier., 1874-02-28

sepresen,stive. B r Walker,
.e.l from Frankfort, Wednesday.
~ Justly claim TO have won ise
h ~ ell done thop good aud faithful
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25

st. Il Wt:. r. Swift f 10 E-uso in Ctrs,n,
tom prlo -, III = ~. una! osEt o',Iovk NJ.
aud At JUGEc Mons ,:'.re - EIaTire. tr,iI. oIc
o'ri.tR L. -. III eiglI ,,.u,E r. N: al = Il -
Il, sII.i;l,rIs,i.1 &! /. ,c.at,s Il as :cI-Dvs:
r STAT t,E.ItEt.Cn-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25

EEE.L:.T I'd AcCc:.i.,C-a!.Ca Ta::.iNl
L.9-. E.r-i- IL CITY te- Reno a. -:4I q. IT. q,,,,
-. I.I- = II i->E- Lri.o IuE Niri1.i:. City "a
- -, p IL and 5:3o !. IL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25
UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE c:H
Tpki C0MMITTEE.
IA MEETING OF gEE UNION

n Etruiiicsu STATE Central c, I..I.-.tjo,. !.,:d
II iITzinIa City. Fr.u' -. ~. i WAS
Resolved, iLat q Sta'e C'rNtItt.un e lie
Union keput!ical4 IaTty L. held i; "ilE,4.',,-
"a LuIs'i1y. :, pts I..l'r -. le-4. t. u"I.-:
Este sa1Gists for the fellow lni' c1cts. Il v Il
titItrLor Lieut., Ilal.t GoNtIl.yr. J., lr, - MIA
1--WE in tl-I' -. - @ justices az Tie N;i;t -..e
C CIt tIoI ana short l. EIt.s :, try If S:stf
s:t5!l!ty IeI.tral. TIeseur,r ii s.att, CcI-t-, :.
,,r of State. SuTYt y0r G,Il' raj. sul 'Tiis; l'
Of Public IrsrruCiloE. STATE Nll' --si. .,iL
e tic S,1pT, It. Count. state Printer. ana ~t.to
Ceutrsl Con Il.ittcs. and f"I TIN fraIs.ot.s :. -
such otter ft.s:.ess Rs t4-,! II l'r.! N'1-v L.
fore Tie Col.y,H.i,R.
Prsoil,G. Tl.t ,ac.. county l., tll:i:l, q L. o.
delegate at large, onc Ter each loo vote and u-'
for each fraction over 20 votes est 1er J. ".
Ha.''-. Presidential Ll,otor, at the G,E,Ial clec-
tioII OF lc11-
Resolved That the test to Ice required Of sill
voters al tie primary elections Of the Ig7;y
shall lie IIrst-hTc y"U; :: citizen Of II" I'M
ted States and State oi NtN @Ga VII on N,
lawful Eot'r 1T The cl> Jung el,CilUn: s"cJ-d-
VIII Y, /, su1 port The iufIets Il tllr tiIt.-
CAL state aid County Contention AZ i!.c lc-t
elC-tirre
Resolved. Tha: the sov,-:, County committee
be- recullIIl, u,!,tt iu ID, i sl,l. ode - 81.
tCsts Hay I'm to tn ii Necessary t. the ~
melton IF Iulit! als,. iTI.' = IL The primaries.
Bele,at"s Az alIo-ItoG io Tie .tEt:a- 49, IL
tic a. .cI-,ss;
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