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Decorah-posten., 1874-12-05

breo after Smil sisnnsm 3aarsrns.
bet Den nps Rome ll9eiom til 8ien.
Sf1lo iatte ben ulone Soplue paa
i'm Nanos Sopsb os trat Den ret
sp8ti9t neo oper Srene. en- 3anb.
ling bpori uosntpipl o9laa laa en-
NmbolR Bstponins. iom hi bile
ou,rlaoe til snbusr &stemano islp
At uo9rnnoe.
Da iaa tilFoit Den merfbIaa. fine
Babmelstreis par tommen paa, itoo
1lnafOnen Der fir % frrpia. Ct Stuo
fnalpsoe otter. % meo Wuhf i Spip
ZEN bssau Soset fis inc i 8ruos.
tuen ialen. buor MI Suartluen liuios
'banblss ino." Sbi Del nof .r Den
brt, men osrfor Ral Den DOG life
mite 'in'4nosl al 9ipets 0plt.
Se Spiuemonoen ltsmts after
fnnfenoe nm SsIs % trampeoe line
eobbtlte satrHla, 90 ,art oreisos
Aiiins hs paanp / YOlrfsns huirp.
ltnce Ming. merens man9t Ct fling
ssnee S'i! 90 3nfl %tllfienps8nu hsl
fipne unsnomsmops Spsrmaal al
9%unois9l9ne.
Men Sriten iom ifa!oe lfpnle oa
Ill bort 3Iem i9ier. too alereoe for
banot pua 8auroen. % ,fter en-
bisrlelis ailteo fierte oi aiiteo. leo
bset al munst ct: "@ornat aa iiaa
sal for Do paa Ssmoeia."
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-05
NBbcOtr.

Sra Brownsville i : gas Hripse, at
Xilftannsn lon9sS tatsps Spoor9nole
q frGftslie. BOr9ermeitersn / DEN
liaeopsrior Brownsville paa Den nlsy
ifonlfe Sio. lis9snos Sp Watamo,
ras bsnpirer lin StiHius iii at be
frite Be " Ilfaner.. iom rDpe 8u9o
! ttIls. % De iel9er oa MOpst I'll
BAN for en- Spoipr.s. 8 laacanne
Eeusrbancer er npli9 penbt hism
neobrin9enre &ues os anosn Glen.
Ill mlnbit 20 900 Dollars Y9roi,
% oesnbeu bapos DC br9not en-
NHnsos Sarmerbuie. 3,Iiansrns
ks,r. OF Sorbnnosiolpatsrne ei poer
S,m nossn 8eltprtsIie. os DC taller
ON paa e9st Aniuar at tase Ssun
sptr Hersrne.
- Sra W l%llinsioH ber.tiss. at
Sfaifammsrst bar 9lDft Beialina til
at Der hper 5orsbaa / Seember Wn.
Wcw gort lful iUlass Sub til ct
Ssleb ui $500 600
Slatlecss sr bsNu'tst. at. af Sen.
fpn I'll De mango SOrlis. Tom fore
aaar paa Sesrne. Der paa o,slss
8reootr lfal oprsttss Tsoninssitaii
sner. for bpiltsi Sltmsb be forbsrs.
bsnos Sinct ausrsoe er iuerfiatte.
s. 6so9io er MI en- Yop. Der
/ fine Beitemmelisr sanlfe IIsner De
samle Slapeloue. Gn Iianenoe 4op
bsotoses 1867 | Staten Wishshppi.
men cpbGueoes isien al csn rspu-
t!iianNs 9ssislatur.
Sra BOlipia | Spoamerifa
btr.itss at en- HepoIution lfaI uere
nobruot Der Tom Yrotsit MOB Den
&ontrnft. icm nnlis bIep arRuttst
Sato Ghili.
stl Don Garlos CT oer | Gbili
inbiamlct s25 600.
Dana Sulcanen | Arnsania i
Spoamerifa sr I fulo &lrticmhso
Sra WattooR. So, meoos!ss.
at ben pOloiOmfte Snshorm, noasn
bar cplsuet / mango @ar, blemlegte
htnne Odd al Stai.n iiplte Nerono.
- Son9.n al s. rpapi er unfom.
men I'll Gan 8raneiseo, hpolfra ban
vriisr Den Ste %. Ill 8 ,5ainalon.
- RpIia par en- being Sorb'p
fcift PED Sreano i R.uapa. Sen
rnrebe | ? Winutsr. Sfaptn abe.
tpb.lia.
- Sliwr Oalrpmple Der tisr nsn
kerhe 6urm ! Winnsiota or saatt
fauit.
- &plis esoe | Stranbsbura Ya
@sor9c eabOr la Nar snmmel.
Be upualSt, &onaresmuno i
NinHsiota bar feIsenoe Waiort,ter:
Yunuel 5000. Strali 22l % 8iua
234S. Ollie sr &spublltapert:
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-05
Eli SaIas.

Sn uemsriet 6arm. nor $40 aeres,
All inca arcet 90 9eet opbprfet, meb
mn Sramsbus, ecsbus, @rancrp 90
Stalcb98ntnssr, belIsscnee / Nilitairo
Sewn,9'p, section 20. 1 % ~, 2
gstie st "a Osian, pil bIipe ipfat / I'm
Ssipeo eller YarceIlsr. til ajsbersns
Ssto'mmei'9beo. Si9clebes 40 @errs
SS'op'ano. UT paa aooc Scuei,icnsr.
ulan oepa9e at benpcnce fla til urSers
'f9necs, Ger beer psa Stcoet.
o'p g. R. Butler.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-05
SameS s. Gaiton, Yrsicent.
SObn Nmunu, Yiee SraI.
2. @. Suroid, aasfsrer.
DEBORAH
5eryetni-sslofale iamutn ret
FIRST NATIONAL bANK Sstrrab

Grunolagt al 6 plraI iter i Oseo.
rab for AZ prlne IN ORR nflil Spa.
rsbaut' 6orrstnirs. Sn,ifuo ira en-
Dollar % opao moo,nu,s. Henter
betcles. % &cutcs &cntc for bpsr
3 Maaneo, laulongs Ytn9sne BIN,
,taaenos | Santen. W0n tun fife
erboloe Hsntsr pna Ell iitrsrs sllel
beore Maaoe, boriftn uf lmaa sDe,
'tore Snmmer, emo peh AZ ,ublVtt
Dem | osune Sparsbdrt. &l bar
Ell norli Retlsnr, DER irInsr Tor rs
vasiagcr=S ilctter Tor WHITE STAR
vinlen a ollie uutre unm0, trne Samu
ug Stilifibsli ier nj % ia lie
i%tanolnaoite 9dnre oala0 &erlcr
pao ollie De beolte Bantcr i De ltun.
oinuuirfe Ginoe.
SraIiers % Icfcrtutcs:
Is. 6. Oidermlu. . 50 Sbcmpicn
u. Sraojib. D. Aoorttu. -. VI.
Wattelon. - Yrof 6. warren. Rcv v.
&creu. SOn. %. g. vommtn, 6r. ia /.
Ras'crer. y. D. Cobra Ga alle auo,e
Stanoinaptr / Oetorab.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-05
Norf SOtel>
Sierlef at Butcr Ga R,usr Strsets
DEBORAH, IOWA,
e. 8. Nmbli, Gi,r

y. s. Wlilbll, SIR
Seq bar nslis inbrstt.t ct sorif 90.
tel | DEBORAH, bpcr &eiisnte til ale 81.
Der oil Fnos sobe Ssnse % ~traltia soe,
% o'l a'tiS bliUs rsN.list 90 spbt Sc.
%tanOleNe. 6aas @oarNsy. Wits ip.si.l
OpasriiSmbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-05

- Slinois er Maisaplin9er
af f%Ortrinlis Bsifaftnbso.
- Beo G%sniralia, ST.. .r nplis
opbasst &ul / en- Opboe al $50 SOB.
- gu Wano / Waribau Gountp.
Soma. bur onla9t lspenoe Sesn al
tlllammsn TO WiIes 49nsoe.
- Goften Salpparten af alti9anb
e belbp Gountp, Soma, eies al
Sernbonsfompasuisr.
s. Soma upfommer II rspu.
blifanlte % 9 oppoiticnsls Dag.
BLADE.
- Yrofssior 6oote peb Sorobruss.
ifoIsn i Soma Tlss at eie Den iulo.
~itrnciaffs Sumllns al Rirsralisr,
iom fur.s / Stoten.
5 SSOno ou 9ae Gountp, &is.,
buisrsr Temt &nUsipoe, % man bar
forIiast Organization ai S,itptsllss
&omlteer.
Slsrs Suenlfer, iom taar or
anfommsn til Mmerifa % furleost
til at rsiie til utab, CT MI bleusn
mlsiorreisoe mso bette 3ion og aGter
at rsile nibise iii Siemlanost.
- SCrnbantfonbuflererne or blep
NJ sni9e ON at opretie en- GIpsfcr.
nfrlnss c9 SleIpeIoreuing.
5 9ouiluna er fore 0orTa!lf
tnin9er al SlsmmesIunin9cu rcb De
note &nla opoa9soe.
= J Ssnnesiee cr Hers Semofro.
ter iut,e UNDER siltale. foroi Dc ia.
9soe Nsgre. lotn ltemte for &spu.
blifan,rne. fra lin Siensite.
- ! & libiuston crlper man 10
rI9t paa mso al lnbiere Ssipareller
i &ssisrinssp0rfst. s YOitosparte
mentet bar man rpoost 9ruuoi9t OF
at,tsoi9't Ell bel Osl Sssenister
inoltr9nfet uoslitsrne % eiort Here
SOrbeorinser.
- WOrsenbIaosne | Netp gorf
ofsnlliaslsr en- Yrotsit mob Spea.
tsrioreitlllin9en ON Ssnoassn.
- Hoals uoieuoiuse If, Napajo
Snoiauerue pentes til 8llpinaton
ON ct BAR Gage.
- 81 4utal Gbiea9omono bar
ilenoe at opretteoe en- Ssforretnin9
eiter f~torartst Maaleitof i 8intsr /
Omtgnsn al "a Sdlic.
Swatouna SeiolfHiua / Riun.
er / Oct ilnite Nar blepen fpte1et
meo 1000 3uouaauere.
Gn Sasli9 YoitiOrbinoslie mel.
lem RcrlbFslo % &eO Blu9 /! Winn.
tenfes pa al lfai bilpe oprsttri.
u MT B1itbus CT eprcttet i
9sl!otu WsOieiue Gountp, Wunn., o9
Sopu Sw:nlou er anIlt lom 9Oit
meter.
Gu flor Osl SoIf fra Sras.
boppsolitrlttsrue / Nunnsiota or np.
l'a Eprtei til Wanfato. hpor ee ieacr
BsIfisitiaeli,.
- Br0sn ouer ct. Saul, bpor
Der for Ct betalt Solo, oil III ife!ae
en- RsiOlulion al 8praaost b!epsn
for fri Yaias..
Sra Srantrise mslo.s. a, 4a.
tionalioriamljusen aabu.oss / &;r.
iailes Den 3Ote Rouemb.r % bo!ot
OHsnList Weos. Sbiers par tllit.oe.
&ri9sminiitsrsn fremIasoe 5 JorI g
til Cope psofommsnoe Arme,ns Sro
nina.
Ssl9nosrsn Sjsiurion bar i lip.
iala Observation-Disclosures rise Gam.
lIna al Sinnolffiftsr funrst ct fuIo.
itrnciat gIsmpIat al Srfnesar Sasa.
Blanct Sa9asnS %npiunone Dele CT
Der eT ~ieroeIes mertslig. ihst cen
unitsr ~ hrn sneffe ner ifilhrsr Mnr
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-05
2us ilialNs.

Sor scotSi,b 'r'arr lea nit ibc
enes Gus, t0is Sanpel fan nc arar.
Oscar Sanlen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
Famine En Jerusalem.

A gain the cry of what comes out of
Jerusalem. 4 famine exists there
which has not been equalled in its
grievous result for many years. 1t has
not been produced by the negligence
of the people to till the land. but from
the Jordan OVERLOOKING the plains OF
Sharon. by which the lands lying to
the west were converted into mere
swampa. Corn which usually sold at
twenty piastres, and was then beyond
the reach of all but the rich, is now
selling at forty-two piastres, the result
Of which is condition that demands
immediate relief. The leading men
OF the holy city, have written at
fecting appeal to Sir Moses Montoilore
of London, dated 18th Nlsau, 5734, Of
which the following is in part a copy
1.-THE fearful necessities of the
Daughter of Jerusalem, and the cries
for bread of thousands of souls who
have never before suffered from such
sore need, urge Us TO cry aloud aud
spare not We appeal to those feel
ings of pity and mercy which have
their dwelling place ia your heart,
. prince Of our national as we'll as in
the hearts of the people Of the God Of
Abraham, who at your call will real Y
round TO help Zion. and to give bread
unto the inhabitants thereof For all
her people sigh, they seek bread they
have given their pleasant things for
meat to relieve their souls
Il grevious famine has suddenly
come upon US. We arc becoming a re-
proach to our neighbors, who cry
Where are your brethren, your mighty
ones, those vino are old, men renowned
for benevolence2 Let them arise aud
help, and 10 valiautly 10 Isrea!' Sir
the eye sof The people Of Israel turn
unto you. which have been father
unto Jerusalem, that you may rise and
save, by grent deliveranee. the lives Of
10000 inhabitants OF Jerusalem, who
faint for hunger, and whose souls are
bowed down to the dust May the
cries Of the old men and women, the
cries Of the babies and suckliugs, and
the groans Of the famiue-sirickeo and
awaken your ancient love for Zion
may you stand afar off and hide your
self ia time of trouble Arise, stretch
out your arm. apd 20 forth to the saliva
ton OF tue people, and the Lord will
be with you, aud bave mercy on his
people
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27

One fact Is beyond all question.
You cannot be poor aud fashionable
1t che same time Fashionable folks
must have money or good credit.
would surprise many of the outside
world. There are many families
which you would think when you saw
their display, to be full Of money, who
are pjnched severely, and their show
Of wealth Is but IA sham. Many, also,
who really have property are always
living beyond their means. Stewart
does very extensive credit business
among such "a class, and this depart
ment Is under charge Of Nj John
Brown, who Is one Of the most ex
pericnccd floor walkers Of the retail
palace Mr. Brown knows alino. t
every fashionable woman 10 this city,
and be also knows how much it Is safe
to trust each one. There are some who
run 4 bill, say from So, 900 TO s. 600,
and there are others who are allowed
$4,000, and there are a few whose &C
counts may reach $4,000 before bill
is presented. When these ladies trade
heavy bills the clerk sends the amount
on slip Of paper to Mr.. Brown, whose
pencil marks appreciation or refusal.
Hence it is OF great Importance with
this class to keep on good terms with
this autocrat. IF fashionable woman
wants $1,000 shawl, how delightful
is the approving pencil mark If the
latter be adverse, what cruel disap-
pointmentl Mr.. Brown has almost
broken some hearts by refusals of this
nature, and hence | fear be has much
to answer Cincinnati Gazette.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
The Rnnkrmnt RIII.

The Bankrupt bill, as it has at last
passed both Houses, pLGSi2es for the
discharge of a voluntary bankrupt up
on the payment of 80 per cent. Of his
Indebtedness, with the consent of one.
fourth in number of his creditors, rep
resenting one third of the amount of
the Indebtedness but an involuntary
bankrupt shall be discharged when he
shall have been proved innocent of any
fraud. One fourth Of the entire mum
Der of creditors and one third Of the
amount of debts must join in a pc
tition for involuntary bankruptcy.
Forty days default in the payment of
commercial paper are required before
one can be deemed a bankrupt. The
fees and expenses of bankruptcy pro-
ceedings are reduced temporarily until
a new system of practice shall be es-
tablished by the Supreme Court.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
George Eraneis Train.

This distinguished lunatic has writ
ten to the New York Sun the follow
ing astounding proposition, which Is
certain of general acceptance
Il am willing to make this offensive
and defensive compact with the news
papers. If they will let me severely
alone, | will agree never to speak again
in public, to publish another book, or
write another letter to newspaper
am now satisfied that the many
strange events Of ny ever changing
life which supposed | was eGae'ins
out Of some grand principle to benefit
humanity, had no motive higher than
that thing they call fame, ambition,
popularity, self. or a morbid love OF
notorioty! 7 did not know this at the
time, aud discovered il since abstain
ing from all kinds Of animal food.
Should the coming disasters elevate
the moral sense Of the people to ny
standard, am willing to sh9ae hands
g. them again. Aleanw l am
at home 70 friends or foeS imply
asking TO be let alone.
CSC. FsAycis TRAIN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
A Comet Coming.

We are TO have rev comet. No
mistake-it is coming. II has been
liscovered-is now In the constellation
Camelopard Its name is Comet IL.
Of 1874. Fortunately the track of this
comet discovered by n Goggia. is be
yopd the the orbit of the earth, but
whether sufficiently distant that it can
not whisk its tail around and do Us
damage, has not been stated If,
however it strikes the world, there are
those willing 60 bet that the world
will strike back. II is travelling very
fast, and during the month of August
viii be in position to be looked at
by those who stay up late of nights,
and fortunately it is ono of the shows
Cor that hot month which will cost
nothiuO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
For the Hickman Courier
A fsrnnce alrenm.

FUTON STATION, Ky, June 20 lSI4
MR EDIToH Will you please give
place for the enclosed lines Ia your valu-
able paper o. DO ask you to make
your paper N rgau for the Grange, for
in truth we DO not like some Of our
organs
The COURIER Processes an earnest
endorsement of the general principles
of the Patrona Husbandry, but are
Of the opinion that the Changers do
not need any organ" in the sense
chat term IS usually understood. Our
columns are open free Of charge, for
such publications as any of the Gran
ges of this section, may deem Of inter-
est to their great movement. The
COURIER has not played as "time
server" catching at this or that popu-
lar ebulit;on to gain few subscribers
thereby, but being, as it is, feature
of y lis section, we as far as our best
judgement can direct, look to perma
nent interests. It is hard to find, at
this time, public man, especially u
candidate, who is not "all honey" to
the Changers. All intelligent grangers
know that some of these professions are
insincere, and are only interpolated in
speeches, editorials, and general talk,
for popular favor. The COURIER has
an intense contempt for this kind OF
demagoguery, and would not purchase
patronage after such style. We en-
dorse, heartily, the general principles
of the Patrons of Husbandry, but can
not commit the CoURtRR TO any and
al of their operations in advance,
such as to be an "organ" would i'm
ply; yet, it may be, that the COURIER
will prove a more sincere FREUD than
some who are louder in professions.
The Changers are non political or
gGnization, and dominates 40 eaudi-
dates. Thus far, so good. But, there
IS not politician in West Kentucky
or Tennessee, whether he be caadi-
date for constable or Governor, who
does not understand the value OF the
Grange vote aud that this vote will go
pretty solid for the man who best re-
fleets their views, and hence it is that
eve politician, great aud small. are
catering to this influence. If the
farmers stoutly maintain their own
positions aud are not betrayed by the
ar,ful manipulations Of some OF these
insincere office seekers, ali will be we'll
This is the ScylIa aud Charybdis-the
rock that threatens their usefulness
The Courier is willing 70 publish
anything which may be considered
beneficial to TIE Changers of this sec
iioD, free Of charge, hoping them eoun
sells may be IN oted by wisdom, jrdg-
ment and prudence, but reserViag the
right to dissent should this otherwise
noble movement, be betrayed by 20
li'ical qaaok pad charia'ans, or com
meroial knaas +. which we approhcud
NAV be the case here and there.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
Ala Car s5cstltuse Oranges.

The following resolutions were adopt
ID by the Hickman county Council Of
he Patrons Of Iusbaudry
Resolred. That each Master be request
a L. appoint :. committee TO solicit, col
iccs and deliver at the depot IN Clinton
:or shipment provisions for tie suferers
Of the overlooked country, ard 'he Mas
.crs lay this question before their re
spective Oranges AZ their next meeting
ResoIce9. That the President appoint a
committee 20 receive and slip fhe same 10
.thc Master OF the State Grange of Lcuis-
"a by the Masters Of the Oranges are
hereby directed 20 solicit something from
All and deliver the same AZ the depot IN
Clinton. or the lst Monday in July, 1874
20 the committee appointed Ia receive the
nc, consisting OF H. (. Brown, G. b.
Moss and ). c. Sublc;t.
ResoLred That each Grange be- request
ed to pack the supplies they may donate
ready for shipping.
G. 3. MOSS, Pres't
Ben Z IaTTA Sec'v
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
AGUE AND FEVER
CHILLs AND FEVER

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for il a superiority over
all remedies ever offered 70 the public for
the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent
cure Of AgUe and Fever, o. Chiis and
Fever, whether Of short or long standing
lie refers 20 the entire Western and South
western country to bear him testimony
20 the truth Of the ASSERTION, that in ma
case whatever will IL fail 10 cure, if'thd
directions are strictly followed and carl
ried out. In great many cases "a singh
dose has been sufficient for cure. =
whole families have been cured by q sim
bottle, with perfect restoratio
general health. u -, however, PfuU
and in every case more certain 10 cure, u
its use IL continued In smaller doses FOR i
week or two after fhe disease has -
ebeck Oh. rar-e @ss.s~t-tts - osstfcrri1
long standing cases. Usually, tbAn1
cine will not require any aid 60
bowels in good order; should the
however, REQUIRE n cafhArtic medici
after having taken three or four doses h
the Tonic. Il single dose Of Blu LIS VEGl
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufi Glen
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
The N.sbviIIo Ba.,,er relates ii

THE Nashville Banner relates the
FOLLOWING: I'VE chronicled sad &c
Fcident which happened on the South
aud North road the other day, in which
three Of Mrs. Cook s children fell into
we'll one after another, and were kill
cd. Now We have to record the suicide
of the mother. She being widow.
and suddenly bereft of all she most
priced on earth, went to her mothers
for consolation. After remaining for
two or three days. she returned home
Thursday TO fnd that she had been
robbed of everything it contained, and
in 6t of utter despair and desper-
alton, leaped in the same we'll which
had witnessed the death Of her ehil-
dreu, and was killed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
The Tobacco Tax.

The following letter from Hon. ii
II. Harrison, Representative in Con
gress from the GalIatin Tennessee dis
trict, explains itself:
The House Of Representatives hus
passed bill containing L provision in
the following words:
Sec. "a That from and after the passage
of this act anyefaruer OF PLANTER may sell
NJ the place Of production, tobacco Of his
own growth and raising At refai! directly
10 consumers to IN amount not exceeding
one hundred dollars annually.
Tie Senate viii likely pass the bill
take the liberty Of advising you If the
passage of the bill by tie House, O. many
4 Your readers feel an interest IL the
subject
Very respectfully,
Homer It. UtPHESoN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
rae sewing nsacnsnes.

The actioR Of the Senate Patent
Committee in reporting against tho ex
tension of Wilson four motion sewing
machine patent i very significant aud
OF great interest 70 the whole country.
Il is now certain that no extension viii
be granted. The Bachelor feed motion
patent will bo allowed when this patent
Is out No restrictions vii! exist IN
the manufacture Of sewing mauufac
lures, and hundred dollar machines
viii soon come down to twenty dollars
OF less.
Sewing machine companies exerted
all their inAunces. but were opposed
by petitions signed by three million
people against further extension Of
patents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-27
A Civil Rights Advocate EN-
DerEenCe'

4 very good story is circulating in
Washington at the expense of MI
Morrill,, of Maine. 1t seems that the
Senator was out for a walk Sunday
evening In passing a leading colored
church he was so pleased with the
singing that lie went IN. He had been
seated but few minutes when a col
ored dignitary approached him, aud
said in substance that the church was
for colored people, and they preferred
TO be lett uudisturbed by white people
during their services. Mr.. Morrill,
Immediately retired A few days be
fore he had been earnestly working
for the passage OF the civil rights bill
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THE Paducah Keatucki0n snarls at
the very mention of Judge Grassland =
name, aud is thrown into a very tit Of
hydrophobia when any Que even hints
at the possibility of Crossland's enter
ing the race for Congress. Our medi
cine works we'll Let the Ke"inclsioa
rave; we're HI on fits
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OF UICKNAN COUNT.

Laws, like snusages would fail to in
,pire respect if all people knew how
they were made.
Anything Midas touched was turn
ed TO gold In these days, touch a
man with gold aud he'll turn into any
thing.
AD accomplished opiician suggests
to the opponents Of corporal punish
hents that the place for pupils IS un-
der the lash.
A fellow writes us to know. are ba-
bies ever kidnapped when they are
cribbed2 We give it up, but wish
they were.
\ The hunters of Kentucky must have
been actively employed in Wayne last
winter. for 1t is stated that claims were
hllowed at the May term, 1874, OF the
Wayne Circuit CAlHt for six hundred
ID seventy seven fox aud wild cat
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WOULDN'T Kiss rHE PRESIDENT

EEWoULDN' Kiss THE PRESIDENT
. "a funny incident occurred ut the de
got. just as the presidential party Was
feaving. OF course there was an i'm
! Ineuse crowd on the platform, and II
was with great difficulty that the Pres
ideut elbowed his way through. Af
ter he had taken his seat inside, u little
girl CHANGED TO place her band upon
the side of the window nearest him
tie caught the hand Ia his own and
asked for kiss. The little one, who
might have sought Kiss under any
other circumstances, now that the Pres
client had caught her by the wrist when
-lie did not expect il, refused TO give
BIN one
Then shall have TO hold you IN
dis way until the cars start, said the
President
Well, replied the little one, you
oau 10 so if you, wish"
Yes, but in case do. as soon as the
car starts it viii draw you along witt.
it,"
"Well. don't care" said the girl,
you cau'i have a kiss anyhow"
"Just hear Slis I;ttle lady talk. gem
,Iemeu," said the President to his com
pAnions. Here l. little creature
who would be dragged along after the
car rather than give me 4 kiss
The presilen, held on TO the hand.
aud the youngsior held on at the same
time to her resolve Presently her
mother spoke word 10 her. and she,
rciucfantiy gave she kiss, Ssas released
Turning To one Of Der sAsll friends,
she said
Mother made me do HAT. lie might
spse dragged ms all the way to Cum
lea Bosom Paper.