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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-25
rne A,knns.r owl war.

The war between the rival Arkonsas
Governors is causing great excite ment
and much trouble \ ssief battle has
already ensued between tic opposing
forces. in which several we're killed
and wounded, and the battle was ouly
stayed by the interposiiion of Federal
troops. &, this writing he p5pers re
gor; temporary truce, but an cut
resk considered Imminent at any mo
aent, as both the Baxter aud Ike
Brook side are rapidly recruiting
President Grant processes neutrality,
hat it /. understood the Republican
party at Washington sympatl'izes wish
Brooks. Our opioion i That both
Baxter and Brooks are unworthy Of
confidence. but IL the meantime the
people of Arkansas are suffering be-
tween these Radical contestants.
There i Que curious feature about
The imbroslio which l. specially notice
allie. Baxter. who was elected as
an Administration Republican, has the
synpathy and suPpnrt OF the couserva
tive people Of the State, while Brooks.
who was the Liberal c,niiiate for
Guberuatorili honers, appears to de-
pend upon the Radical element Tor the
rinews OF war
Brooks came from Iowa and went
South as chaplain Of an Iowa regiment
After the war he stayed, aud Tor time
sas warm Radical, IN, shout the
Tine the conservative element com
menced coming UP he branehei If on
that development aud ran 90 tao Con
servative ticket fer Governor. The
genuine Conservatives. however. had
little faith in him, and he received no
sery hearty ~ ,port from them. Baz
ter ha. been identified with The State
for m4u9' years. lie i Republican,
and after the war was the Regi-ter
50 Bankruptcy lie ran H. Kcpub-
icon against Brooks, bu, iii, general
y believed that he made oyerrurts to
the Conservatives before the election
a. before minated, political rr.us
formation occurred il .ArkaH>as b..
-:.a.s.s.,... - -: = sd ls14 Which ha. = de
-ympn,hy With Baxter This Legi>-
allure may lie convened at any time
~ he Governor The result of it ali
- tina, Baxter has become unpopular
Sith tie Nil strel' faction. Including,
t il said, the twn Senators and the Re-
publican Representatives in Congress.
hn ai'i'n. . ha= therefore been patched
Up Nth. Brook~. aud he decision Of
he Cirht Court, the prompt action
af the Clief-J u.fice swearing Brooks
So, and ihe forcible seizure of The III
-es aud ,jeeiIOn Baxter, all look a.
II the whole thing was the result OF au
understandable. extending all he way
from Arkansas 10 Washington. The
Administrator. however, appears 10 be
sctiug With strict impariiali'y as be-
'ueen the two facfiuus. giving neither
sid nor encouragement. But this very
tact sti gives Brook the advantage
-ince he l. IN possession and any arm
II attempt 10 Dust him will we sup
pose. be arrested br Federal bayonc'-
Additional news from the seat OF war
will be anxioHs'y awaited.
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AND FEvER

The proprietor Of this celebrates MOI
.;,,s ;rstly claims for II = superiority over
-, ~ctncdies ever offered TO the prhic iot
hc safe. certain, speedy, end permanent
cnre of Aeue and Fever, or Chils arc
Fever. whether of shOrt or long stSnalhs'
m. ,.cfers 10 the entire Western and SOUTH
-,o,.n country TO bear him testimony
- tbr truth Of the assertion. that IN 10
cssc whatever viii IL fail 70 cure, u tSS
J;rsc,ions are strictly followed hna car
III 80, In a great many cases "A single
dose lose has been sufficient for cure, am am
whole families have been cured ~ - go 81
hotrle. with a perfect restoration 81 -,
ro.'ar r.,l bcaItb. itis. however, prudent;
snd in every 9Ge asai.p 5 5S ssf for
y. -. -, ti4s fI~~"re M w..
= checked. more especially in difn ,uii an
long standing enscs- EQUALLY, fhis meo'
cine will not require any all 60 Keep the
bowels in good order should tie patient
however, require catAartic medicine
after having taken three or four doses o
( the Tonic single dose 81 RI LIZ WIG
ETADLE FAMILY PILLS v III be sufficient
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A MostDamnabIe Outrage.

Two TenDesseeans, Tolle and Clay
ton with their families. arrived ia Cain o
lsst Tuesday evening. en- route for
Hickman county. The ensuing night
being stormy. j F.. Parks invited Tie
women folks to tie shelter Of his "a
l5on. the Little kentuckiau Two
girls were with the party. Que aged II
sad be other II The strangers had
teen seated but short time when the
little girls we're beeuiled out of tie
room, ant taken. it Is not certainly
known where On reaching the side
walk Parks vas joined by Tom Black
Threatening to eat the littie girls
,hroats If they cried ont, these men
took their victims 10 an out of the way
pl.e and attempted to ravish them
s fter the lapse of three hours the girl-.
sith clothing muddy aud torn return
ed TO their parents and told their shock
fuy story. Sheriff Irwin becoming ad
Si~ed % the Outrage STARTED IN pur
suit OF Parks and Black, who fearing
the consequences of their crime had
fed he city The pursuit was long
aud wearisome, aud cut few men IN the
EuuntI1. hTNlbS no Otitt upliNc tHdN
60 bring wrong doors to justice would
have pursued it SO persiStenily as
Sheriff Irwin did.
Al New Madrid he overhauled the
fugitives and took them in charge
Arriving at Cairo on Saturday morning
lac copfin d tbem 70 the county Jail
where he will await Il g meeting OF the
Circuit Count. next mouth.
In Ibis as in many other instances.
Sheriff Irwin has earned the thanks 81
ihe entire law- abiding community. He
has shown himself equal 10 the great
a., emergency tia, has yet arisen IN
his line of duiy->hori. an officer IN
whom we may justly feel an honest
pride.
p S-A preliminary examination
was held Saturday afternoon. aud the
accused we're held TO bail 10 The sum
Of 81 060- Cairo CARTE.
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ssmrmimg the Dead.

The subject Of burning instead Of
buryiug the bodies of the dead con-
tinues to be discussed throug ont the
country. aud while our whole educa
ton and Prsjudices arc against the
idea, we are forced to admit that num-
Der of tie most distinguished and sci
eutiic men of the country have given
their assent TO the movement. They
argue that it will be great advance IN
a health point of view but The i'm
peliing voice seems TO be Ia revive the
ancien; poetic practice One Of these
scientific gentlemen argued that. He
dePiore'i he vvu~t"..e OF l;3o, 600 900 ct
bodies every year buried deep into the
ground, which ought to fructify the
earth He WAS not only for burning
the bodies, but for scattering the ashes
over the fields to fructiiy them; aud
thus A. he said, gourmauds could re
pice IN the idea that their elements
woald fructify plants; oxen would eat
the Piihts, aud men eat the oxen. and
tat, jolly mems elements would live
again IN o'her men He declared thar
the mau who buried away j., body i,
thief; and that dead man was no
more than any other dead animal. Mr.
Ber2h. President oi the Society for the
prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals Is al
the head OF the movement.
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WABLIKE-There is clamnrous
call os il 10 arms slone the upper At
santic sea-boara "lnfution me1us
wsr''--eays the New York Herald, and
il speaks very olninously upon the sub
jrct New England. rle Middle
SIafev. Yireinis aud the Carolinn@ do
not mean that alter havieg laid the
ioAndasion OF the Republic. the West
spd Souih- Nest shall roin aud .iiscred
j, ihfm and the public f" Of coarse
no body supposes that the States
naue{1havG the slightest idea nt going
90 war. hss evon if they had, the sec
'fons threatened would care just AZ
ssueh sbouf i as If they had Leeo sim.
Fat -sr, ed >: The Digger lo3i.ns.
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or HICKMAN Coj " 7.

The Massacifu eri+ Senatorial con
,.st has been seeded by the election Of
William r Wushhurne, ono If the
numerous family. ard present Governor
Of the State. a. compromise candi
date. This il decided victory for
the Beacon street people. a. Governor
Wa>h5urae i the uaa who beat But
Ter 80 badly at tic last election
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az candidates in Tennessee have
an accommodating spirit rs is manifest
by their manner of elcctioueering
among The farmers I've candidates
for different offices scour tie country
tceeiher, aud where an honest yeoman
is louud cutting up dirt. the two dis
mount and enter the field. The far
mer is relieved from his plough by Que
OF them, who ploughs on until No
manifested hio ife-long attachment TO
all the farmers family. aud solicited
his snffraee-if he's MT already
pledged No. / and then exchange
places. and the same affeetionate re-
memberance is unbosomed, and the
farmers vote solicited One non com
INITIAL old farmer over there had three
acres aud half of new ground broken
up one afternoon. and ii was thotght
lie would be head Of all his nr;gh-
bart 9Th his erep.
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simon GirIy. IEae white saw
.,@pt1

In the stirring times Of the Old Pho
neers. 10 name on the whole burden
was so widely known or 80 universally
dreaded a. that of Simon Girty. The
White Savage" n called bv Heckc
welder From 177S. when Giriy r
liott, Mckee. and other we'll known
tories fed to the Indians from For
Pitt (now Pittsburgh). down to 1874
when the power of the Ohio tribes ,<'as
forever crushed by Mad Anth9tIny
Wayne" scarce maraud. massacre.
or SEA ping raid occurred but what the
Girtys-for there were three brothers
Of them. all operating with the west
ern IUdians-wcre at the bottom OF
them. The hated name was a terror
in every borderer'S cabin, aud it. mere
mention would cause woman's checks
to blanch, and children, hair to stand
with fear.
Charles Mcknight. Editor of the
Illustrated Peoples Monthly of PITTS
burgh, and author Of Old Fort Du-
quesne or Captain Jack the Scout -
said by Bancroft, Stone. DcHaas, aud
other competent critics. To he the truesi
Historical Novel ever written. and by
all odds the best book since the DAYS
Of Cooper-has just commenced in the
Monthly, thrilling and intensely in
teresting Historical Serial. called 'Si
mon Girty. the Renegade" The time
selected i 1882, when the whole from
tier was ruihies-ly scOurgcd by the
~avage+, backed by tory and British
leaders embracing the Mornvian mas
acre on the Muskingum; Crawford ;
horrid torture at the Sandusky towns ;
the second seige OF En- Henry. (Wheei
ing) the burning of llannahsfown
aud the terrible battle of the Blue
Licks, KY
Truly stirring aud bloody period,
when such Indian trackers aud slayers
as Boone, kentou, the Poes. and The
Wetzels smote the savages hip aud
thigh" The Peoples Monthly Is now
il is fourth year; is the only iHHsira
ted paper OF any prefeusianS west OF
New York is 80 popular from Maine
10 Texas that eight ont of ten renew.
and Is the best, cheapest aud most ele-
giant illustrated paper for the home pub
li~hed ony'ohcre. Subscription Price.
81 80 per year; or three months
trial for only % cents Agents want
ed everywhere.on Monthly, and .0ld
Fort Doquesne Address. Peoples
Monthly Publishing CO." Pittsburgh.
Pa for circulars and sample copy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-25

a singular sort OF verdict wa;
rendered in u lite insurance case ia he:
United States Circuit Court al Cincin
uati few days since a woman named
Shaeler brought >uit against the Con-
uecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, to recover SIS 1000, the amount Of
policy of insurance on her IateJ nIs
bands lie Fhe Insurance Com bany
claimed that the policy was VOID be
cause Shaefer had shot himself while
suffering from. deIirium tremeus. The
jury gave the plaintiff 81 I27 so. Tie
singular part of the matter is how the
jury could allow less than The whole
amount of the policy if they allowed
any part OF it.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYs.. Y
Extract Of a Letter from Georgia
FiLLAsow, WALLER COUNTY, CA
June 90, 1865.

Dr. John BuH--Dear Sir: I have 70.
Gently given your HORN Destrovsr several
trials, and hIih IL wonderfully efieacioas.
IL has not failed in single instance to
have the wished for effect. am doing
pretty large country practice, aad have
daily use for some article OF the kind.
am, sir, respectfully.
JULIUS J.. CLEMENT, ND.
7. $50 unqualified aud numerous arc
the testimonials in favor Of my Worm De-
s,royer that newspaper space is entirely
TOO small 10 tell its merits.
1t is IN infallible remedy for Worms.
Try IL and be convinced. See my journal
for more full description
JOHN NALL.
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BILLS SARSAPARILLA

Read the following extract % a letter
from Mrs. Rivers, ife OF Reverend Dr.
Rivers. one Of ia, most learned. eloquent,
and popular Ministers cf the Method
Episcopal Church and who is az present
stationed at Broadway Church, Louisville,
Ky:
Louisville. Ky, Oct. 8, 1889.
DR.. JoLn Balt-D,ar SIR: Many thanks
20 vou for the medicine you have 60 kind
" given me. have been great sufferer
for years. and had the advise Of various
physiciaue Some pronounced NY spine.
some my lung-, aud some ny heart 10 DO
the seat 81 ms disease. have been burnt,
blistered and curped until / had bocoo.o
dishearteued. Several very eminent ply
sicians who examined my spine informed
me that was threatened with PARALYSIS
or appoplexy any day, and that Hothitg
but a seton would relieve nc. had
perfect horror Of that, and was hesitstiug
about having enc Inserted, when yen
kindly sent no your Sarsapsri'is which /
Immediately begun 90 take three timea -
day. had suffered terribly with n most
acute pain in the right side Of my head.
especially when would read or write
for any length of time. and on risiog 10
nv feet | would be perfectly blind for
several minutes, Hnd would have 10 hold
70 something o prevent falling.
am most-hapFy 20 inform you tho, the
pain in my head j. entirely relieved;
suffer but seldom with my spin aud then
not 60 acutely My appetite isEood ia
deed for the first line in my liz enjoy
ny dinner more than any meal during
/ the day.
( You kindly sent me four bottles szsia
/ last night and began again ihis rn-r0-
/ ing, and l hope 90 be entirely relieved
/ Please accept ny heartfelt thanks and
I best wishes.
Very truly your mest grateful frieSd,
NJ u. {. RJvEEs.
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p. S.-Nr. Johnson was the son Of
skiilful surgeon. His mother recommend
ed to her friends, and for many years used
my si'rsaparilia with perfect success. Ia
Scrofula and fever-sOres Mrs. johnson
states that the cures effected were almost
miraculous. Read my Journal for en-
tended information aud advice in Your
case. My Journal contains certificates %
eminent persons, ministers and medical
men-nen who are known here ia this
community for Integrity and veracify.
have recently received most remarkab
certificate from an eminent gentleman q
Louisville. JOHN BULL
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PATENT CAB.E RODS.

I n ! ~ 7 = III INNFA'tl'
together with Points, hstenings, Insula-
Iors, Weather Vane Pints, etc. can be
had and the same put p by experienced
hands, on proper and semitic principles.
Prices and terms reasonable.
Will keep his own wck in thorough re-
pair free Of charge
Headquarters At Bonolrant & Drewry $
warehouse, Water stree.
sas- All orders promply attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed
REFER EEcEs.- BonduRnt & Drewry, II.
\. Tyler Sam !. Landru. c. ~ Holcombe
and "a great many othes in Fulton, and
Hickman counties, KY, obion, Dyer, and
Lake counties, Tenn.
aprill8-tf
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BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.

BULLS PICTORIAL Wild CHERRY.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
All the shove medicines prA Jared by
DR.. John Bail at his laboratory, Finn
Street, Louiesiiis. ny.
FOR safe bv &. 8 lfvfcON3E prn-sis.
Hickman AN rntsNt. ".
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The rivers aud creeks throughout
Tennessee are rapidly snbsiding.
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Ny journal abounds with similar lct-
tcEs. IN af " hicL znarssiss 70 BE- FeB-
names they beSr.
DO not suffer yourself 10 BE imposed on.
Don be drawn away after new and doubt
ful experiments. Don't rick YOUR h.al.b
By letting novices experiment upon yoa
with their trash.
Ny Sarsapariila has stood the test for
twenty-five years; il il Grill tho Sara
parilla Of the day, AID Of the sse, tower
ing over all others in popularity aud iss
curative qualities.
Avoid all those who nrs trying 20 palm
of on you other extracts OF Ss4aparllla
so-ealled. Remember IL is I'r y5hn Balls
Sarsnparilla, Of Louisville, Ky, that IL i.
the old and reliable remedy for impuriti.s
Of the blood and scrofulus affection AZ
bear that in mind.
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General Jehs G. Erenoct i whiting
C. 'ifJraia.
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4lew Atlreaisementa.
lightning RODSl

NTR. j. W. PORTER has established
VI permanent depd at Hickman KY,
where any of the mos approved Light
ming Rods,
THE STAR GALVANIZED RODS.
THE STAR COPPER RODS,
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ST. Lows, April 20

ST. Lows, april 30.
On. JoHs BriL-Dear Sir. Kno-i,~
the efficiency Of your Sarsnpariila. and
the healing and beneficial qualities AZ
possesses, / send you the following state-
ment Of my case
was wounded about two vears Aga-
was taken prisoner and confined for AH-
teen months. Being moved so orten, my
wounds have not healed yet. IhAve not
sat up moment since ! was wounded. 1
am shot through the hips. My general
health is impaired, and need sotnsthin9
70 assist nature have more faith in
your sarsaparilla than Ia anything else
wish that that Is genuine. Please eI
press ME half dozen bottles and obiisa
Cart. c. +. JOHNSON.
2. s.-~The following was written Apru
goth, 1866 by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother
Of Capt Johnson
Or. John Bull DearSir: Wv husband.
Dr. {. ;. Johnson, was skiliful surgeon
and physician in Central New York.
where he died, lenving the above {. p.
) ohnson 10 my care. AZ thirteen years
oil age he had chronic dinrrhea aad
serofula' for which / gave your Sarsapa-
rilla. II cured him. Ihate for ten vosrs
recommended II TO many in New YORK
Ohio and Iowa. for scrofula fever sores.
and general debility. Perfect success has
attended 1t. The cures effected a soms
cases OF scrCfula and fever sores were
almost miraculous. am very anxious
Tor my son 70 again have recourse to your
Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful OF gettinRA
spurious article, hence his writing 10 You
Tor 1t. His wounds were terrible, bail
believe he will recover
Respectfully,
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Flowers ina .sttnc.

once long ago, in summers glow,
We treadcd, you and 1,
a gardens maze Of pleasant ways,
Whose beauty charmed the eye
Where viOlets bent in sweet content,
And pinks stood proud and high.
And from their screen Of tender green
Broad pansies pceplng through.
Wore gorgeous dyes like butterflies:
cool lilies kept the dew,
And fair and tall along the wall
The climbing roses grew.
The velvet bees in fragrant ease.
Day drunken with perfume
SOng-SpairOws made the gardens shade
Their hitting cOnCcrt-rOOm:
And all the air was music there,
And all the earth was bloom.
Florence Percy
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