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CORN--ear soc. sheIled 90 delivered
at Hickman. ga delivered on bank OF the
river
COTTON
Ordinary -..-.-.....-..-..... ...aai0
Cool ordinary ~ strict, l2Id4f3
Low Mild.ing .......... ......... .l35
WHEAT l0iI 50, owing topuality
SUGAR Brown, lOal lc; Hard l2@al4c
MEAL-From wagons 75c.
BUTrER-Fresh. - 10 25c per 10.
POULTRY. s9rC.-Youug Chickens
: Este , so per dozeu. Ola from ) 50a
10. Eggs. &c per dozen.
WOOL--4j TO 50cts lbs. tub washed
GENsING-71a75cp per pound
SALLY car load. : bushel s. 90;
~ retail -. 25b lbs, barrel By car load
= - by retail - 81.
PL0WS-Hertweck Baltzer & Kuoerr.
Steel Flows, No l, 81 Oe. No. ,. 9 90;
No. 3, SO; No. A, IL. By the lot not
less than aIozen.
WAGONS-iIertwic Baltzer& Knoerr,
make &3xSl inch. light two horse thi.n-
bile sketn. SO ~; 3xJ iuch, fme,iiun3
Ihimbie Skein so 90; 81 xI0inch, heavy
iuimble sketn So "a; sxJ inch. ,nedi-
ann irou axle, So -; l3NlOincn, {hsavy)
iron axle. 800 %
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THg Democratic prrry l. ginning
b antisl victory IN every contest
'g'ere sqrqre fgh; i made IL
riume - -tren2th i increasing aui
vet there are men calling themselves
-'tss.'T f'sr'y ''--''''r'
rarv These people are generally men
who have failed to yet OIL in the
Democratic purity, and desire a fresh
eut. shuffia and deal. 80 hat they may
possibly turn up It jack. or they are
preparing the road for plausible ex-
cnse TO desert and 90 over to the ranks
OF party which holds out 10 them
4llurements of office = HeHaphis Reg
isf,r
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GeOIOEEcaI survey west ot the
EeMnPNSPP.
The nlissiSstppi a.evee Enter
prise.

We are kindly permitted to publish
The following ie4er from Prof y 5
4 Shaler. State Gea 6gist of Kentucky
to Hon. B h Walker, of this place
Il is needless to say that Prot. Sha'eI
ranks As one of the most eminent
scientists Of lh3day, the student aud
intimate associate of the late Prof
Agaszis but the Advantages of the
proposed survey is NOT alone TO science,
but will be of practical and pecuniary
advantage to the owners of our soil.
in pronouncing its quality. peculiar
ldaptability, healrhfulness, etc. In
this respect the proposed survey will
prove the best immigration bill the
late Legislature could have enacted
The county of Fulton has an especial
interest in the survey q that. Prof.
Shaler promises that the whole ques
ton Of drainage in the Mississippi
hoftom shall receive careful attention ="
The enterprise of building levee
from Hickman to Tiptonville is largely
effected BY the practicaoility of drain
are after the Lavee l. butt. aud IN
.,L.,.,;.. II ,.;a,,i6,. t,otyt.l,,o
-
aud publication of the quality of the
soiI IN he redeemed bv the Levee
ne ItlendS OF the enter PRISE h'Ee
ALWAYS felt assured that If these points
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kansas has a law to protect IT'S prai-
RE farms irnm fire which often destroy
the e.ults of months aud years Of in
ia~iry Aay township can vote FIRE
'ax to nay the expense. of plouehin.
1nI moving around its borders strip
of laud wide enough p cheek irr.
As he advantages Of the great prsi-
rje- of southeastern Kansas become
hotter known, and the country becomes
m re eit!eG. aud The disidiog high-
wrVS more "nmeron- prairie fires will
d u nish in frequency and Destructive
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Died.

In this county, near Lodgton, Wednes-
day. the 10Th instant, Mrs SALiIE STUB
BLEFIELD, wife Of G. w Stubbiehedi OF
this place.
Ms7 her scul rect il peace.
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GANDTDArER


We arr on horned 20 sRnornce ,-IInS.
o-oAE TreHKn. o. Ballard. as q o.o Lis,s
TO represent the people OF the ~ Con-
grrs iouai Dsfrirt ia the next Congress
Of the United states.
We ARE aaihor zed 20 ANNOUNCE Rox-
a. X. Zoos, Of Graves, as oaBdidats -
represent The people Of the lst ConRrss
sionsl District 90 the next Congress II
the United states
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FIR ASSESSOR.

We arc authorized 10 announce Y. =.
Hui Ear, as a oandidate FOR the Office
Assessor OF Fulton county ~ the ensuing
election.
We are authorized 10 announce VI. a..
GAsKtN-, a. "A candidate for Assessor OF
Fulton county, AT he ensuing election.
We ave authorized 70 announce Mr.
JOINS r. FitIns. as n candidate for Asses
-or Of fulton county, al the ensuing cleo
LiUB.
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THE Paduesh Keaiuck,an says 'ha'
an effort i beiuS made by the friend
of Mi Tbos Il GLOSS to induce him
TO become candidate for Congress.
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CAPT Frank NJ Duffy. lately editor
OF the Hhr'-viIie (Fenn) Sentinel ha-
taken eiitoriri charge Of the Frank liz
PH,iot We welcoma MIN to the Pre-.
nf KeuuOky
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Az Informal meeting was held j the
oeice of Raa1le s Tyler, Monday last, to
csnsi4er the practica5ility Of organizing
n building Association \ number Of
business mon and property owners were
5rseen;, and after discussing the princi
pies and advantages of such an instItu
tior, an expression was made in favor Of
immediate steps towards organizing The
basis Of organization approved, we be
lieve. WAS TO organize the Association for
|a term Of five years; to issue stock in
shares of $50. to b. paid monthly, II IN
sediments of - 50 on each share. 1t is
desired and expected to get stock TO the
amount of 500 shares, which viii give TO
the Association an income TO the amount
o. 81 500 per month, or $4,000 per year,
or 9sJ.UC0 for the FIVE years The Asso
Grafton is to have power 10 build. sell,
lease, rant, etc. and Of course from GALES.
relitais, etc. a considerable amount ia
addition 20 the S9O,0e0, can be realized
for huiiiius purposes.
One feature Of this Association. W.
want TO commend TO the especial at,en
ton Of POOR men. The Association is 10
eoa.racs with permanent renters tia;
when they SHAH have paid rents on a
house 70 the amount OF T cost, " ia
interest % tae money, The Association
viii make thea dee3 10 tie same Per
instance if the Association builds 4 ho,fs-
~ - - - ~. ss.5.f1 !, v,.5.f.-- f..f4fi! -
tha. Il has t, 10 to get deed 20 said prop
erty j. to pay The interest on the amoaat
OF tn cost Of the house At the rate Of 10
pes cent. Thus the renter is enabled te
bny property Of his own for small al
aition 10 The rent he usually pays.
Those present at the meeting manifest
Cd avery liberal disposition 70 take stock
come promising TO take ten shares, some
hve. and 50 on in due time the articles OIL
Associations viii be drawn up an.l cir
cuiated for additional stock We beg
every CITIZEN, rich aud poor, TO give the
enterprise thoughtful consideration. no
me can fail TO see the great advantage
Of such an restitution to our town but III
,bs.s ssl6.h times, we don I submit the
enterprise upon the blunted We've OF pup
lie spirit alone but rs a safe, prudent
AMI profitable iavestmcnt. No citizen
we presume, bowevcr, will object, II th'
Town Incidentally prospers thereby.
We regret that the opinion has obtain
Ell among some that ts4is proposed orsani
,.,ioa ie began TO "counteract whatever
injury the adoption Of the new temper
nnse isw may have upon the town, an'
,hs, its projectors only intend TO use
as such an argument in the approaching
canvass. Some Of its projectors are OF
rosrd TO the proposed new law, and W.
are satisfied that zone of them gave tn
temperance Issue a serious thought II
reference TO the organization. Therefore
let this thought be dismissed The Ce5
f1EE has urged such 81 organization fol
. long time, and confesses 20 y pride II
tseiDg our last business man ead prop
erty owaers, making what We know 10 b
sn earnest move il the matter, aud par
sieulsrly, We 1on't want this iMpsrtaa
srserpaIse injured Or retarded tg out
El1s i4s-sS~
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III i" - = y = y
Louisville, ~ Nag ,. 1853.
a E.H.<Tz1zsE

TO YOU NG M EN-
Inst l'.s5Lshe9 IA seated Eacelope Price
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We are au'borigea to Announce Reux.,y
A. NLALE. Of Gfnves county. ms chndi-
! eaie FOR Commonwealth Attorney OF the
80 Judicial Dis.rict. EIse,ion, AueGst
next.
We arc authorizes 20 announce M.
Moss. ~ CHnion, Hickman couafy. "a
candidate for the nfiics Of Com non ~esitA's
AifOrney. in the ~ Judic.A! District
Election, Augues 1874
We arr authorized 10 announce Al.
STrRBLhrIELr. ~ Graves county. NJ =
candidHte fp~ the Office Of comnonweAlth's
Attorney election, August. 1874.
Circuit JH6ye.
We ere authorized 20 announce. ". ".
koDEErs"S, Of braves county, Sc can
difatc for Circuit Judge VI the isl ~
dicial District. composed Of the conatiss
Of Hickman. Fulton, Ballard. Graves,
Marshall Galloway. and McCraoken.
Election IN August next.
We are authorized 70 announce w. q.
buLLirT. Of NcCrscken county, ~ "a can
didate for Circgit Judge OF the lat ID
dic'al District. composed Of the counties
~ iiics man, Ful on, ballard Graves. Msr-
shall. Galloway Hnd neCrseken. Eleo-
tiou ia AugdatncKt.
We are authorized to announce ?. ".
RAY. Of Hickmuh county. ~ a candidate
ior The Office ~ 1n.ir" or tho Fisat Ipdiei.i
Hickman. Fulton. Balard. Graves. MAJ
shall. Galloway and McCrayken. Election
in August.
We are authorized % announce Indas
J. VI. BiGOER, a. u candidate for Circuit
Judge OF the-lst Judicial District.
CoDny Jadge.
We are authorized to announce J~o. W
"INoArE "~ candidate for the Office -
County Judge Of FHl,on County. E.sc-
non the First Monday in Aagast.
Wv are au,hori1ed 10 announce II. c.
Bail. 7, 81 candidate for the Office OF
Judge Of the fal;on County Court. Elee
ticn in August.
We are authorized 20 ANNOUNCE Jo~tr
MoNTGoNgEY. as q csndi3sie for the ofiee
u County Judge, at toe ensuing election.
We are Authorized to announce Jos. II.
inULH1C. ~ q candidate for the Office Of
'ouH'y Judge "a; The ensuing election.
Jailer.
We are authorizelsto announce Jxo. W.
NAYS ~ - can idate for Tailor Of Fui-
'tn county Election in August.
We are authorized 70 announce VIZ. D.
IAYLoS. a. q candidate FOR reduction 60
the Office ct Jailor OF Fulton county.
Election in August next. ID
We are authorized 20 announce J. I
NRANHAN, a candidate for the oshce q
Tailor Of FHltoa co1aty, 81 the ensuing
August election.
We are authorized 70 announce GEo. ".
SrCBaJfFrELD. "a candidate Tor the 0Gico
Of Ja.!or. at the ensuing election.
Shcrif.
We are authorized 90 announce JoRN 7.
7TLAE, present incumbent ~ "a ga & date
Tor reelection 90 the office Of ShNif q
'ulton county. Election in August next.
Cy-ut court Cert.
We are authorized 20 eurcunce J. :.
'YNrN. as q candidate Tor reelection ~
he Office Of Clerk OF the Fulton Circuit
Court. Election, August7-eNt
County Col0t Clerk.
wearp authorized ~ Announce JonN A.
WILSON. az % candidate Tor 70 ciectioa -
.As Office OF clerk 81 the Fulton County
Court. Election in august.
Eor CoWp,y SRrr,go-.
We are f.utbori7si 20 .""ounoe RrAr.
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U1cEHAy, Ky, March s, 1874
Mr.. ED,ros:
fyou ana your Intelligent readers viii
act cTiticise TOO severely 1 will comply
With my promise 10 write you an occA-
sional item which might pic. mp win
lraTeilug through our country TO more
fully advertise oar own house "a ioG,b-ts
ia rsrmiug Implements amt InacLiu-re.
etc, and the general iuterst Of Hickman.
for never neglect a opportunity u put
IN & word for our general interest.
extended Iny trip ~ far. up as
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Tue Graves County Stock Fair will
be held 1T Mayfeld in July.
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CANDLES, stat 2OI-2-
OATS-.i5a7jc
CHEESE per ID. II to lsc.
COFFEE, Rio, 5oA55r, aud tending
upward.
CASTINGS. q 10, 54l5c-
COTTON YARNS, . lozen, Tolls
COAL OH, q gallon lie per Dol.
FLOUR, So OOt@il 90.
FEATHERS, = b 65c prime
GUNP0WDER, q keg 5, 1JAsqza
WASH BOARDS per doz, = f5a.' o.
Flows, Steel, S.al44.
HUBS, l 59I2 u per set.
Nails r 10 y e5SSo
LARD OIL, p gallon, 81 -
lard. p 10 l0c.
BLASTING POWDER. ) 50.
HIDES, grGen, 6c
dry 10 to Ice
JEANS, per yard, 20aso.
IdNSE1, per yarst, l5a4sie
TALON, per 10 DC
SODA--By The keg SIC = ,bs
SHOT, per bag, 2 s. 80 %.
Sf0NEW ARE, e gallon, 5 ,x5ioc-
TOBACCO, A!anufis 4. per ifsti2s,'l D 1
BAGGING-i5alS per yard.
ROPE-Alachine IL. So
IRON TlES-i0 TO ~
BEESWAX 25tg,;Uc q ID.
IRON, bar size, 59c.
PRINTS ) TO l24c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 50s>srb.
. sole, per 10. - n D.
upper side, 81 5e0.
STEEL Cast, NJ A.. .@az
MoLASSES-psr Bar 7,c AZ.
BUCKETS e dozen, 2 30.
BRooMs, = dozen, y .1t,aS &C
BllCklSG q dos s5S,s5.
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a I.rcture ou tia,
s IA are, treatment as@ radi-
cal cure of Sp-rmatorrhoea
80 or Seminal Weakness. ln-
f>-A,Ld8 voluntary Emissions, Sexual
E<8 Debility, and Impediinenis
-F 10 Marriage generally; Ner-
f'I vousncs> Consumption Epi-
}rpsy and Fins; }lea'al AMI Physical Ia
.tptritv. resulting r-pm Self lbust etc.
b. Roar J cULvEHa eli, VI. b., Author
- rh- Green look &c.
T1e world-reuowDeJ author in tlF, ad
mirtbi" l. -c,ure, clearly proves fgf'a his
own experience fhat the awful flnse-
4meuces Of ce!s Abuse may BE- ellie iahaiis
removed without medicines. aud NJ sont
dangerous surgical operations, - A.ies
Instruments, rings 1865. -. 10 Z
ter what his eoud-tion may r. ~ .Fes
himself cheapiy, 1rivareiy tnA "a,
This lecture VIII prove a boon to "a,
sands AMI thousands
Sent under seal, to any adttressfs y a
plain scaled envelope, on the reef 81 OF
SIX cents, or two postage stamps.
Also, Dr CulyerwelEs Marriages aaide,
price 81 cents.
Address The Publishers
CHAS. } c. KLINE & co,
l27 BOwery, New York,
inly26-ly p. O Box & SO.
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aEsEs,aAE NOTzGE%.
Extra Spacial Notice.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

Beware of Countcrfeitsl Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeite,l, and the
'oun'erfeiter brought TO grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
The genniae article must have Or John
Sail 2 private stftnp oar each bottle Dr
ohm Bull ouly has the right To utHufac
-urr and sell the origiual John smiths
r'uic Syrup of louisville. Ky Ex.min,
we'll the label oa.sch bottle. Il my pri-
.'e STAMP is not On the bottle 10 aoi par
.ts.S, or YOU viii be- deceived. Sc ius
pmn advertisements. and my show card
sill prosecute any one iufrin ging an
Il. right THE Genuine Smith fonic
'vr,,i. can only he prepared by myself
The pIhiic's servant.
Dir. JOHN BULL
Louisville, ~. Nag ,. 1853
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which IS hoUrishinG village. b7astiag of
two colleges. and other advantages.
The citiEeus OF We2kley, Henry and
Carol equities are complaining miser
ably OF hard tines. Their crops were al
most 81 failure last year, both grain aud
cotton crop. They unwisely oscrc.opped
themselves, much O. their cotton and corn
being entirely lost in con-eg nence Of so
mHch rain. The people of these counties
attempted to r.ise T. large crop of cotton
To the ueglect of the more important crops
corn Ani wheat. something 70 feed man
make enough for himself and stock. then
your surplus II that crop you think will
pay best-cottou if YOU pleaSe Last year
learned them a lesson Farmers tell me
there Will be but small cotton crop made
in these counties this year but will devote
more time and land TO the raising Of hog
and hominy. Money is very scarce With
these people. having made but little CUR
Plus of any kind last year Il is about
all many Of them can DO 70 live until
another crop i male Many OF the farm
ers told me times were harder. less money
in circulation, provision higher aud
scarcer than they have ever known.
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sends the COURIER a lock of wool from
oee Of his COttwolds Is inches long.
Tie new Episcopal Church is ap
preaching completion. We are advised
tLat .oasecration service will be held
,he 10Th Of April, Rev. DR.. Berkley, OF
St. Louis, efHeieting.
b Il. Walker, having returned from
FrsRkssr sszisssA. resume, -kis sPgsesiss, 81
Athe f9r in f.feg6ian, NY, and VII attend-
s. all business promptly entrusted TO him
Nthe line OF hfs profession.
- Tnn Crop p=oSpecvsin Madrid bend
! arc reported better and more forward
than Tor many years. Plenty of labor.
and 10 truble. This section will raise
more corn and less cotton than last sea
son. though a good quantity of cotton.
From what we can learn. the wheat
crop throughout the county was never
more promising than now. with no mis-
hap. there viii be larger yield than Ter
Iaany years past. The same is true Of
ot:on, weakley, and adjoining counties
IL Columbus. on the 18th inst; Hugh
abdo1lrn from the effects of which wound
lie died 'lsf MONDAY night. CasiIin was
native Of New Eng and and has a
brother living IN West Meridian Conn
and 4 sister ia Chicepee Mass Fayicy
WAS rested on he night the siabbiug
l Was done and, IL default Of 500 bail.
ssent to al.
Il The Troy Signal says: GA Tues
lsy last Capt. Hickman. our worthy
SheriT md prince OF good fellows. ar
rested The United States Deputy Marshal {
OF obicn county. on charge Of assault /!
20 kill The Marshal gave bond Of /
$1,000 for his appearance before the Cir I
cui, Court. st this pla>e. on the FIST Mon +
doy in -ui5, % answer The charge
TrE AssrsscRsn:P We announce.
b authority. NJ. 3. 2 Hgbert, the old
y Assessor OF -his county, rs candidate for
that o.5:e Ia addition 70 merit az cit,-
sen, aud eight years experience in dis
eharge of tho duties Of this position, Mr.
Bchs.-, "a the subject of pecrlik bodily
n.is:or:aaes. which commend hin to the
consideration and good will OF our people.
Every body knows him, and therefore fur
shcr Introduction is unnecessary. 70 re-
ques,s us 10 return his thanks 70 the peo-
Pc Tor past fsvors, etc,
Ma GRUELLE's LECTURE "A very
Respectable audience greeted Mr. GrueIe,
tie Grand worthy Chief TsmPlar Of Ken
lucky. at the Methodist Church. Weines-
day evening last. His lecture was full
e s,us,bIe. facts ana fguIes. Which were
His 4uotstions from he learned medical
authorities as TO the medicinal virtues of
zslcohei, wine, beer, etc, gave to many
new view OF tie effect Of these articles
CO healih. The lecture abounded with
historical references "a to the operation
.. temperance laws in different countries,
and particularly the history of total alb
s,iEence among the Recobites. Mr.. Cru
e,is lectures in different parts OF the
county this week, and most OF onr people
will have an opportunity of hesSing him.
Therefore. further summary OF his nr-
gunents need not be made.
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GaASGEas.


l saw hut one plentiful article while
out this trip, Changers, Graugersi Like
Johns vision, when be was permitted TO
view the Heavenly host from the Isle
Pagmos, NO man could number them
They are as numerous as the flies and
frOls that We're rained down upon Pharo
AMI his people in the days Of the pers.
cGtion of the Israeiites IN Egypt Mr.
Editor, permit me TO say TO Gu aud your
readers. that the Changers are numerous
enough to DO anything they attempt, il
they remain united and uudiv ided
Omitted we stand divided we fall They
ignore politics and religion, and will not
metidle W ita either. The writer thinks
this impossible r., organ zation, rs
numerous and powerful ~ The Changers
ever kept out OF politics. Why should
they2 This Is the great foundation head
OF the evils they complain OF. First let
them purity oar legislative bodies
cleanse the Angean stables -anl the
numerous legislative branches witt be
healthy. l fud. however, parentbegicai-
~, an uafrieudiy feeling with some TO-
ward all mid llemen. Permit ice hosts az
Israel, TO say that one friend at home
Is worm two abroad
mad all the towns and Stations be
tween Hickman and Mckenzie doing some
business tnou n bu; little.
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y : A-NIB EIRG

THE WEST KENTUCKY PIONEER REGULATOR.
Ei,s The trade arge and
STA w L d z = E2TNIF5HIT
onp
win tb;. jI
men" Is Inc latest style tioaks and nd
g., VVEIII%3 GOODS DEP RIM TENT
SC OBS
Sacks
higeing Real
OF al quatie anIrr
q S4SoSD105 d EMIT
OF llgrtiss
GENTS DEGPA RIM EMIT
. ilnso
GA Bosl
s.
:, g ,f2FElIo~5, RUGS, OIL CLOTH B1Cc.
A fEnri D
lowell 0 2Ty Carpets. 80 ''F 0''
S9<ASoE-i, 4JOOEoS, BLINDS, PAINTS.
saulq ttntfie
;
b. purci a<e elsewbe
Special Inducements offered a
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NEW ARRIVAL
BOOTS and SHOES.

CsPECIALTY in Ladies aud Children 3
wear, such as Kid. Morocco, Goat aud
serge. Side ard front lace Caters in al
nanlbers aud styles.
nlarlEtf RICE 6 BRO.
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Circuit .Jn6ge.

We ere authorized 70 announces. ". ".
kcDEErs"S, Of braves county, Sc can
tifatc FOR Circuit Judge VI the Isl ~
dicinl Dsirict. composed Of the couaties
OF Hickman. Fulton, Ballard Graves.
marshall, Galloway, and McCraok en-
Election in August next.
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o. Carroll street, next door 20 y. C. Ram
ages Marble shop, and will keep. con-
siantly, FREsH MEkrs. Butter. Foo. -,
and tie very beet quality
f.,5~ The highest market price pail for
well 'aited bcaves and sheep, aud also
fresh butter aud eggs
sept2I-lf.
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SAMUEL LANDRUM
ssSU 'AfacG
.aexaez'ai

HI1ENTA N, Ky
POLICIES ISSUED N THE FOLLOWING REl COMPANIES
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UNIox CRY.


appears o be doing less. for her preten-
tons and p0pulati on than any other place.
Indeed, TO use the expression OF one Of
her best and most inhuentil al friends Cot.
Cnas. Gibbs '.ohe has black eye. | re-
piiet TO m frieh1 Gibbs, Both eyes are
black, Charlie The business OF Union
Ciay has fallen Off very much. Aud pOpu
.ation decreased. since ahe rssrrirt seourse
Cholera. visited them las, sIsAmer. Many
z.s,Sisls,as hfss isft-al;sglg
time before Union city c'tn feeoVer Hst
former population and osperiLy-
Tnere is snuca Tivalry besFsen the VI
lagos ami stations along the rOrd
FEOsr
THE Crossing OF the Miss Cen and y
K y " fsaiiro3ls) appears 10 De claim
into be The beiI-wether OF the flock
ti,iuk she is .probahiy entitled to the De !
There is many cosy litt.e cottage ana
business horse peepjng up amohs the tail
forest ks of this place already M@eh
of the trade from this section - gong TO
cairo: higher up tie road, Dresden, Gee
son and Mckenzie, 20 10 LOUIS VINE Aioin
phi- and Nashville. II would De hard
matteT 10 ,urn any % ta's trade th's way,
II we were TO give them goods aud take
them hone for them. They would siill
/ think they could GO better than IN those
! cities offered them goods, such As pro-
! pose TO sell. ut Cairo, Louisville Nash
Vile. OF Memphis prices, adding freights
/ Didu't do much this trip. | hope time;
/ - - j. W. POWELL.
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We arr authorized 10 announce A. II.
STrRBLtrirLp. ~ Graves couuty. NJ =
eandidHte fp~ tho Office Of Commonwealth
Attorney, election, August. 1874.
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We authorized 10 Announce JoHN A..
WILsoN. ar candidate Tor 70 ciectioa -
!As Office OF clerk 81 the Fulton County
Court. Election in Augusl.
For CoWD,y .SiTryo-.
We ..rn ..m-Lnrl..A % a..nnmnne Hcn-
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Oar friend. VIM Alexander, .jr :.
sends the COURIER lock Of wool from
oue Of his Cottwo!ds IS inches long.
Tie new Episcopal Church is ap
preaching completion. We are advised
,Lat conservation service will be held
,he 10th Of April, Rev. DR.. Berkley, of
St Louis, cfHeisting.