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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06
FOR BALTIMORE. SHMa,
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
THROUGH-FRElGHT '*
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
NOTRANsFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
BALTIMORE.
NO UOCKAGE CHARGED.

No UOJhAfJE
Steamers leave their new pier in the Doek, FOO
OF Twensy-second street, every TUESDAY ant
THURSDAY MORNINGS At 4 o'clock, and SAT
URpAY AFTERNOON ut 4 O'Clock.
Freight received up 70 O'Clock p. n, and SatlO
days up to 81 O'Clock Z. NJ.
through bills signed to all points north and west
and rates guaranteed as low as any other line.
Apply 10 l.. b. TATUM. Agent. .
OfHees, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth ant
Main streets. dc 8
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GROCERTES, DC.

NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS-
~ CUT, GROSS, and ROE
OF the following and other noted brands, now land
SINNERS, Capehart's, Eobertss, Wilson's, La.
'naT Ssey fSSeSF M nG5 RI
ON AND AFTER MAY 1sr, 1874, the
" business heretofore conducted undt r the firm
name Of Brow, PEMBEE ~ y Go; VIZ ee car.
" GR &C si PROVISIONS. and LlQUoRs,
and solicit Sst4s 90 Of III It's
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and GRADUATED
80 barrels GG iew.srade YELLOW SUGARS,
so barrels Porto Rico MOLASSES,
SO barrels Prime to Choics SYRUPs,
so barrels Common SYRUPS,
rs tierccs Prime LEAF LARD.
20 Iierces Choice Sue ARC URED HAMS, can
,.r rssed AID 4neanydsfai uou1nERs cam
Yased and uncanyascd;
IS F hSHf ns BA nG Rio U5
$50 boxes SOAP. various brands;
100 boxes Prime Factory CHEESE.
100 barrels sisf Crime Bright EASTERN HER
100 barrels Extra and superfne FLOUR,
25 barrels VINEGAR.
Also, fun assortment Of
TEAS, BUCKETS, BROohS, WRAPPING-PAPER,
TOBACCO. RICE, CANDLES,
HoRSFoRD'S POWDERS, PEPPER,
SPICE, MUSTARD, GINGER,
BRUSHES, NUTMEGS, STARCH,
ESS. COFFEE. SODA, MATCHES,
BLEACHING, &c, &c.
Also, full line
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
myl-1m D.. DAVIS i co.
rORDON'S VIRGINIA HAMS,
SUPERIOR TO WESTPHALIA,
for sale by
CHRISTIAN & WHITE,
ap27 S14 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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HOUaE.PURNIsHING GO0De.
= C0sT FOR CASH. Z

a oo7 - :. = NJ n,r,.cn.
,siness 70 close out nowoner my entire ssoes 81
cHINA, GLASS, !, and s.,s Gk S.SR AGas. -
rhs ss,oye goods arc Of Hrst quality. sna M 70
.oid xtbous reserve FOB CASH. EnH GA GSlIsrs
SIN In.andinr 10 contfnne the HOU6E~tUH nISsn-
rSf and WlS{)DEH.WAKEb business saasl 49,.
vor 70 have On band ., 3 fan sspps lSus 81
ap 24-lm E.-Z. 20 We S- --- -..-.- -
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THE SINGER MANUFACTURING en,,p.
SOLD 232.444 MACHINES 0Ae AN I
11o Ieeier Wilson Manufacturing Company sold
. domestic Sewing Machine COMPANY so,sao1,.
36,l7o. "'-s AAsiine company sold
hove Machine Gompany-No returns @i'fos.
NJ n ssf Gibbs Sewing Machine Company sold
secor se~ins-Aachine Company sold 1880.
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OrFrCE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co., Il
RICHMOND. VA, April 20. 1874: ~
~ rrITnVT u OE TRAINS IN take etfect

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
h''A R1c i VA. April go. 1874:
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y FRIDAY, May l, 1674.--SoUTHERH EXPRESS
(westward)- leayes kichmoad at 5:03A. n. leaves
banye It 1os a sFsYss T. at
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRr EXPRESS, feast-
wardj-leaves Charlotte at s:35 A, NJ Ieayes
KID 61f sirves "a
at 1902 r. NJ This train connects at Charlotte
with trains on The Atlanta and RfsmST nn
Atlanta and all points South and Southwest.
TMRoUGH MAIL twestwardl-ieaves RichmoId
at afri rss at Green 1ssS arrives
Charlotte at $50 A. n. This train connecS az
Charlotte with trains Oh tne C pah%and arlTine
railroad for Atlanta. Mobile, New orleans, Coium-
bia Augusta, Savannah. Charleston, Macon Coium-
bms and all points South and Southwest. Palace
Sicepirg-Car on trains from Richmondts New Or"
THnoueu MAIL teastwa.dllsa,yes ch;ro 1ssx ss
Uanve at 5:2S A.. 81: leaves bnrsesiHe az 1d Is
4. H.; arrives at Rict Inond at 2:z3 I. d; I nus
rain connects at Burkeville With trains on inc
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg and points Southwest. ,...1,,.
LYNclBURC PAssENGER lwest%araalmiiir1sV g
IL K;Jnp & pi; A ccoaMopATIoN eastward
leaves Burkeyill. q 1876 A. NJ; arriVesa' hici-
mTR bIo q, sold to all points South and sonn.
| uu.sr and baggage checked tnrougn' <,ornnr
"es'' "no O~>1" 1T. NJ. X. TALCOTT.
| Engineer and superintendent,
| y. r. DoUGLAss Master Transportation. -ep1y
CHEsAPEAKE AND UnioT RAi q
lsJROkD.-On and after SUNDAY Aprii 1Ss
| ,17a nas.cnger trains win run as fouoHss -
| FROM RICHMOND. 80. In.
+ gao A. II. MAIL TRAIN .-Eor yoiuyrn1s1. s ~
S.pio,tesyille Staunson, White sulphur; Ah.on'
and ali intermediate stations daily te1cepI
arriving at Hinton at lQ:lG I. ID. TG ., sIsa.
Connects ut Gordolsville foI orange Su tptn,
WarSentop, Manassas, .Ale1aDdr1a, hshfGs neh
and The North aud at CbariottetvIie Ior ~
burg, Bristol, Kpoxsille, ChatanooSa, ano ~
South; p N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIM-Tol
rdonsvilic anu all intermediate stations oa!ip leu
cent Snpdayj, arriving ut Gordonsvihe a. o'oUF
IL a.so NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESSES Ger.
nsn;,is EhsriottesvtlIe, Staunton, Goshen, Mill-
| SSro, 1:oyincfon, White sulphur. ana ~ stauona
west OF While Sulpfnr daily texceps Tns
| rivinp nj HUNTINGTON At o:3U J.. S. 1ns aa az
cnnrscta Al GOrGOnsyfIle for " ashln8ton., III,
mnre. and the North, and for Lynchbnrg, brisso,
md the Sonfh. ana ut Huntington WIN steameil
Rns,ona ana Fleetwood for Cincinnau ana All p0anta
West and Southwest arriving at Cincinnati IL o a.
| III.
I For through tick cts, rates. and fnfocmsuon. ap-
pfy At SOC Main street. Ballard and EXCHANGE 40
tsI or ar the company's Office Broad sreeI aIa PIX
| teenth. 5O0AH ~ 49,,
l General Passenger and Jicket Agent,
A. II. PERRY, General SuDertntenaepE aDAo
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!, RTHUR ROONEY'S

A RTHUR ROONEY'S q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURN1-H
TURE WAREROOMS,
20 GOVERNOR STREET.
New and elegant styles OF CHAMBER, PAX
LOR. and DINING-ROoM GOODS, MAIIkEs-
ere o. my2
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
VIRGINIA

hive leased this celebra ted watering-place. and
on the LIST OF June will he ready receive visitors
or sooner II parties insist upon coming,
Terms: $50 per month OF twenty-eght DAVIS
Pamphlets to be had OF PURCELL, LADD & Co.
Richmond; COLEMAN & Roc ERs, Baltimore, or OF
the proprietor.
Telegraph Office in hotel
railroad. JOHN +. EURANK.
my 4.3m Proprietor.
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i FOR NE WaYsosRH THE 90
20. q uid Dop n steainship Compauy'sa
will sail FRIDAY, May 9Th. al ossass p n III
Tfelght received ant.l-a-e'ciock p. hi.
r.rea GIN eis % sdtng ssssa ana goods
| east, and west; also, 10 foreign pcrts. '~a'A
| Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED.
,.i , 70 S .ss YorE sis; .sseSass, So vuua
Fer fressns or passage apply 70
my 6-3t 0ompaDy.s, " hzrf. Roesstsa.
| TOR PHILADELPHIA.-Z$Ef4
4 Tbs steamer J. ". EVERNaN, szkfaass
Captain PLArr, win receive freight for the above
peri IN FRIDAY the 9Th Instant, at q O'Clock.
Freight Iakep for Wilmington, Del, Providence.
y. IL and Boston. Also; Tor Liverpool and AMI
, Ts5P ssa a Amssan and Fed stE steamship ss
81 rasage g Phllsdelphia, ins'ndfDg meals and
". P. PORTER, Assent.
my o-st No. 2425 DOCK street..
DHILADELPHIA, RICF. Ss6as
A., hQND, And F0RFoLK sTgAA 1919
MEEk:IUno further notice the Steamers OF TIL
tne win leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
s snd s sATTSRsPAY' and sissmsad sIe7 MONDAY
jersey and Delaware, Tor Providence ana Bctssn SON
American steamship Hines, and bills Of iadang sisne
through. Insurance eHscied for an parties Who de-
sire IL Mt low rates. -. '~
Passage % Philadelphia, including meals ant
'tatefsem, ~. w. p. PORTER, AGENT
No. 2425 Dock street, Richmona.
WILLIAM. CLYDE CO., Agenns.
fe12 No. 12 South Wbayyes PhIjndelDh,.
TUNARD LINE. aSss
Tickets 10 and from ALL POINTS IN EUROPE
By the celebrated CUSARD LINE Al i
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
GENERAL RAILROAD TIGKET-OPESCE
AEp
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ali princ,ra, points
EOhTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST 90 ALI
RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP LINES
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
residences TO DESTINATION on au ttcke,s solo
by me. Rates same Us at depots
PASSESG ERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOR
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Tickets sold at our Offices. Information eheey-
fully given as to all routes. =" : 1
Principal Office S26 Main street, and branch o. |
dee at Exchange Hotel. A. w. CARRIER,
ap 6-2m President,
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Letter from Danv!lle.

---.....cuce G. lie Richmond DiSpa:ch.l
}..-.-a. aH3 NAL AEEASGE,ESTS-THRE
=-NQEEg AND FIFTEEN BAPTlzED.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-25
extra Session OF the EegiSIa-
ture.
The People PefifiOnIng the
Governor.

1t appears that in certain sections of
kentucky where the drouth has pre-
vailed to Il most alarming extent that
the people are petitiouing Gov. Leslie
TO convene the Legislature, in order
that measures of relief may be con-
sidered The measure advocated as
the one desired to relieve the heavy
affection of the drouth is the passage
of stay laws, to stop tie collection of
debts, until the farmers can have an
other year to make crop.
That certain sections are doomed to
much suffering and loss, because of
the drouth, is lamentable fact; but
that stay law will afford the nee
essary relief is very questionable.
The Frankfort leoman makes a
most sensible article on these points
That paper concludes that stay laws
are unconstitutional, aud experience
has proved them to be absolutely IN
furious. 1t says that the only con
stitutional remedy is to suspend the
courts in the afflicted Districts"
We are hopeful, and inclined to be-
Ileve, that destitution in this State be-
6use of the drOuth, will not prove SC
fearful, as now apprehended. The
calling of an extra session of the Leg
islature would cost the people of the
State a large amount, and IN some re
spects prove injurious to the very PEG
pie intended to be benefited. A "stay
law" or suspension of the courts" il
the counties suffering, would also sus
pend all credit, the very thing many
destitute farmers might need in thei
Affections.
We are therefore opposed to an ex
80 ssss7s>-, 10 sha vrorst fear4 Of III,
drouth should be realized, the geuer
osity of the more favored section
would guard those in affection against
any very great suffering.
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Democrats Represent a white
NUninehfX

"The leading journals in the North
west all admit that the Republican
party 10 that section is hopelessly bro
ken and demoraIized. The various in
dependent orga CARNATIONS, notably the
Independents, the Changers, aud Re-
formers, including the large German
vote, have detached great masses from
the body of the party, which is now a
very limp and helpless concern.
This would be good news for the
country if there were united and
compact opposition. But we look in
vain throughout the Union for any
such unity except in the New England
States, where we are told that the De-
mocracy is still healthy and viYacious.
-Neso Orleans PtcayURe.
1t is singular if the .Picayune" can
not see unity in the party which elect
ed Hendricks, Governor OF Indiana
Allen, Governor of Ohio Grover,
Governor Of Oregon Eaton, Senator
from Connecticut Weston, Governor
of New Hampshire; Coke, Governor
of Texas kemper, Governor of Viz
ginia Leslie, Governor of Kentucky;
Ponder, Governor of Delaware, Wood
son, Governor Of Missouri; Smith,
Governor of Georgia Brown, Cover
nor of Tennessee Jacob, Governor
Of West Virginia Whyte, Governor
of Maryland; Parker, Governor of
New Jersey; Bradley, Governor OF
Nevada. Here are sixteen States gov
erned by Democrats. TO these can be
easily added next November, Alabama,
North Carolina, and Arkansas. making
more than half OF all tia StstAs NJ.
the Union. There is also a fair pros
pect of adding to the list the States of
New York. Illinois and Pennsylvania,
these three great empires which are
almost equally divided, politically, be
tween the Democratic and Republican
parties.
The power of the Democratic party
is thus shown to embrace a greater
number of States and wider scope Of
territory than the Republican. But
it does more. 1t embraces Il vast ma
iority of the white voters of the Union.
La the Presidential election Of 1872,
Graut received 1897, 900 votes, Of
which the Southern negroes cast 9S4,
907. The Northern negroes, accord
ing to statement once made by Mr..
Sumner, must have east at lest, count
ing one vote to every six Of poPula-
ton, the following vote
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talk of New Deal" was gotten up
Cor the sole purpose of, by possibility,
thrusting Republican Congressman
on this District. Now, Col Pickett
is accredited as a most honorable, high
toned and cultivated gentleman, SO
cially, but one well schoCled in party
politics and of large experience IN
larty management, aud while he prob
ably would not fabricate such canard
ont of whole cloth, we must believe
that his party predictions aud pres
ent personal relations to the pending
Congressional race, leads him TO be a
too anxious publisher of such stuff
Col Pickett knows full well, that with
a Democratic convention all hope for
the election of Republican is cut of,
and that without one there is possible
hope, and hence from party stand
point, he catches at any and everything
to throw prejudice upon the idea of a
convention.
We feel that the CouRIER has dis
charged its duty in the matter, with
out fear or fayoritisuI, and we now say
to the candidates, the committeeman,
and their friends, if they permit favor
ifism, prejudice, or ambition, to en-
danger democratic success, as was
bitterly exemplifed in the last Ten
nessee election, be the responsibility
upon their heads.
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ILLS AND FEVER

The proprietor of this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for il a superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent
cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills and
Fever, whether Of short or long standing.
lie refers to the entire Western and South
western country 10 bear him testimony
TO the truth Of the assertion, that in no
case whatever will II fail 70 cure, If the
directions are strictly followed and car
ried out. In great many cases single
dose has been suffi cient for n cure. and
" hole families have been cured by single
bottle, with q perfect restoration Of the
general health. u is, however prudent,
and in every case more certain 10 cure, IL
fts use - continued ia smaller doses for a
week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially in difficult and
long standing cases. Usually, this mcdi-
cine will not require any aid TO keep the
bowels in good order; should the patient,
however, require a cathartic medicine,
after having taken three or four doses
the Tonic, single dose Of BULLS VEG
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient
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Can't Tnns. q. Jones.

Seldom has the Democratic party Of
Kentucky pressened a nominee, who
has been so uDjustly assailed, as has
Capt. Jones, our nominee for Clerk
of the Court of Appeals. No one
Republican or Democrat, disputes his
for the office, yet the
walks Of his private life has b cen un
rivaled aud everything possibly trump
ed up. Whithal however, he shines
as a gallant noble, honest, worthy
competen. gentleman. The great mass
of the people are growing prOuder
of him day by day.
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a CERTAIN cuIe for pocket-picking
is recommended BY correspondent of
the New York Herald in the following
letter:
Let our Legislature pass law max
ing the punishment as follows, viz
The head of the thief to be filed. His
dress of striped cloth, same style as
worn at BlackwelI's Island Hat to
be brimless, so that the citizens may
have an unobstrueted view of his fea-
lures aud be able 10 learn aud remem-
Der them. Face must be thoroughly
shaved. a ten pound ball and chain
fastened to his right ankle. Then
place him on Broadway with a good
brush broom and let him sweep from
morn till eve. The duration of the
service to be graduated by the amount
of property stolei, but no term of pun
ishment to be les than six months.
One armed polite officer could take
charge of ten Of these pests
Many SUFFERERS.
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Tue Court of Appeals, in case
just decided, which went up from
Montgomery unty,pholds that man
can not bind his property exempted
by law from execution for the payment
of his debts. The note on which the
suit was brought stated explicitly that
the party signing it made liable for
the payment of the debt all of his
property whatsoever, aud gave up all
claims under any and all exemption
laws.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-25

WHEN the General Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
was in session at Louisville, the most
brotherly courtesies were exchanged
between the Southern aud Northern
branches of American Methodism. a
grand camp meeting has been in pro
gress at Round Lake, New York.
Bishop Kavanargh, Rev. j. B. Nc
Ferriu, Rev. DIR. Plummer, and other
lights of the Church, South, have
been in attendance and taken part in
the exercises.
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Wool Carding.
A. S. ANDERSON

TNHAT OLD SADDLER. Red hot for
Il business. Farmers support your
home mechanics. l keep constantly on
hand Saddles, Harness, Brides, Hames
and Chains, and in fact everything that
a farmer wants in my line. Cheap for
cash, or approved paper on short time.
sk5- Cash paid for Hides and Fur.
mari
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This gives the entire negro vote cast
for Gen. Grant at ,044, 400. Deduct
ing this from the entire vote, we find
that Grant received only 2,556, 600
white votes, as opposed to 2,834,0OO
white votes cast for Mr.. Greeley by
the Democratic party. In the Presi
dental election Of 1868 the vote for
Grant was 3,Ol5, O7l, of which the
Southern negroes cast 526, 900, leaving
2,489,0 600 cast BY white men. But
Seymour received 100000 white
votes, or a majority OF 100000 of the
white vote. This majority would have
been increased largely had not Virgin
ia and Texas been excluded from the
vote.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-25

CAPT. PIERCE and Col. Baker, can.
didates for Attorney General, in our
neighboring Tennessee District, had a
personal recouuter the other day. 1t
was thought pistols end coffee" would
result, but it was finally amicably ar
ranged.
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The Prospects of the DemOc-


~. = IL Ill
publican party is evident 10 saSacious
politicians 10 all parts of the country.
The attitude of i'll concealed hostility
maintained by prominent Republicans
to each other-the antagonism of east
ern to our western interests, is a proof
Of the unsettled condition OF the par
ty, even ii no reference were made to
the ridiculous divergence and open
contradictions of Republican platforms
in the States east and west. There is
no more resem blance in the doctrines
announced in Vermont and Indiana,
than in the protective party OF Maine
and the free trade supporters in Wis
consin aud Minnesota. Indeed, in
congruity Of opinion and hostile inter
ests chiefly distinguish the party now
IN power That these autagonisms
should prevail at all is disastrous to
the prospects Of the party, aud that
they are irreconcilable is the sure pre-
cursor of its downfall
But this is not all. In the North
west they have an open and fearless
enemy, made more bitter by having
been at one time friendly to its sue
cess. The Grange has shattered the
organization in the states where Re
publican majorities were at one time
heaviest and the standing of the party
most assured The elections in New
Hampshire, Connecticut, Ohio, Indi !.
ana, Wisconsin and Oregon, show that
power is slipping from its control and
going bodily to the Democratic side
The strougholds of the party have
proven weak defenses against the in
coming tide of Democratic sentiment,
which, even in Massachusetts, has
awakened dread and CONSERVATION.
The Democratic party, on the con
trary, has grown more resolute with
the lapse Of years. It's simple and
perfectly mprehensib!e principles
have attracted the confidence and com
mend the respect of the people. 1t is
evident that there can be no reform
without it. Combining the value of
expedieucy with easily understood and
thoroughly appreciated doctrines OF
government, il clothes the public mind
Dispassionate, simple aud energetic,
these principles, after so many yeas
of waiting and anxiety, are again
crowding Republican sophistries out
of the popular heart, and Installing
into it just and manly conceptions OF
/ the constitution and the government
No party has ever been subjected to a
severer test; none ever had more diff
culties to encounter, more distresses to
endure, and none has ever come out Of
such an ordeal with faith in its prin-
clples more triumphantly.
Such condition of things disclose,
not merely party vindication, bu
demonstrates the truth of the grea
underlying principles of the party
local self government, the early re
sumption of specie payment, opposition
to monopolies, the freedom of tn,
press, and economy aud purity in th,
ADMINISTRATION of the government
They are not many, but they cover tn,
ground, and controlled by them tn,
government will not 90 astray. The.
have been found efficient in the bette
days of the republic, and will no
prove recreaat to so high 4 trust
/. Simple and pure as in other days thes
principles challenge the respect ant
command the admiration of the people
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A WHITE W., OR DEATH.
Doing ATA5ng the West Ten
neSsee Nes rOeS.


Intelligence reached the Nashville
Uaiom aud An,erfeon, Of an extraordi-
nary lynehing affair in the eastern
portion of Carroll county, near Maple
Greek, last Saturday. a negro of
VIGOROUSLY bad character had boosted
that he intended to have a certain
worthy white girl for his wife. He
was reported to The girls father as
having said that he intended to marry
the gill, or kill hei. The father call
ed on the negro . know about his
threats. They wee admitted, where
upon the outraged parent administered
to him a terrible beating. This SO
outraged the dusky desperate that he
swore vengence 81 both father and
daughter.
The better to execute his vengence,
he seereted himseIR well armed near
the fathers springswaiting his chance
to execute his bloofy threats. Before
he had an opportunity TO do so, infor-
nation of his lying in ambush was
conveyed to the i per, who procured
the assistance of ffends and succeeded
iu capturing thsit&ould be assassin.
That night a pekayof masked men
took possessing schoess, aud when he
was NEXT seenSof modSed Kicking at
the United - ob pup"
Inc 'ras flew finese OIL tne
Strongest sisef the 4 Carroll
county. 81 & Guug lady
irrse: y s~seenla-
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If you want to find out mans
real disposition, take him when he is
wet aud hungry. If be is amiabie
then, dry him and fill him up and you
have an angel.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-25

GEN GORDON, Democratic Senator
from Georgia, expresses the opinion
that the civil rights bill will certainly
pass at the next session of Congress,
as it will then only require bare MAJ
jority to take it up and pass it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-25

ONE of the sanguine friends of Union
City argues as an inducement for the
location of female Seminary at that
place, that chewing gum Is cheap
thereab bouts.