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Currency balances. es................... 1874 046
uToSo clcaranceS "a. 100000
The specie engagements ior tomorrow amount
90 100000. The shipments to-day were 5000 900
gold and $40. 900 silver bars.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds osed strong at the following
squotatons:-United states currency sixes, 1I6X a
116X; do. DO, 1881, registered. ll6x l16X; do.
do, do, 1907 12O,4: do. nvetwenties 1862 regis.
tered. lis 1lSk; do do. DO, coupon, 1l3
113k; do. do, 1864, registered, 1l4k IFS; do.
do. do l14A ll51s ;do do 1895. registered. 1853
ll6X; do. do do., coapou, ll6T ll7h; do.
do, do, new. registered, ll5zS 116H; do. do,
do, coupon, 1l9s lla5S do ao., 1867 registered
1l6H ll6X; do. do, do, coup0n, l20k . l20H:
dc. DO, 1868, registered, nsh; do. do, d.,
coupon, l2ok l2o,i; do teniorties, registered,
1lsK ll3A; do. do, coupon, ll4H o max; do.
nves 1881, registered, ll3 l3k CO. do. do, cou.
pom. 113 . ll3h.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were S220. 000
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out S27, 900
ON account Of interest and $65 900 in redemption
OF dve-twenty bonds
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were quiet Park sold at IA and
Fourth National al 3d. The latest bids are
annexed :-America 1917; American Exchange.
l12; Butchers and Drovers'. 1870; Central Ma
UOuHIs IVA, CDHtnanl, 1877 Cnemcal, 1,bOO:
City, 300; Citizens. 1870; Commerce. llsK; Corn
Exchange, 120; First National. 200; Fourth
National, 90; Fulton. 1855; Galiatin National, l25;
German American So; Irving 1870; MecnanIcs',
las; Merchants, 12l; Metropolitan, 1874; Nassau
io5; New York. 1863; New York County, 200;
Ninth National. 100; North America, OF; Orien-
tal 100; Pacific, 16o; Park 143; Peoples, l43;
Republic. l03k; Shoe and Leather, 1853; st.
Nicholas, 1oS; State OF New YORK. 10; Union. $780,
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
'tations ;-Consos for money, 9lh slH; do. for
hccount, 9lX 92; 1865 bonds, old I06X; 1867
bonds, l097f l09h; n.orty bonds, l04A; new
.nvcs 1921 1921; Erie. 25k. an advance from
Hh. Market dull but steady. The Bank OF Eng.
land gained on balance to-day 100000 sterling.
To-day s ticket day aud tomorrow settling day OF
the Stock Exchange. Paris dispatches Quoto
sentes at 62f 87jsc.
SOUTHERN BONDS
Missouris are nrmer on sales up 70 s1X Closing
t9 91k bid, and Hannibal and st. Joscph issue Q5
bid. The Tennessees are also firm, old and nav
slosing at rs bid. Tue new series sold a, SIX and
IS, closing at 67A O 6s Old ex-coupon issues
eft on atb7M SO, and new the sane. Old yH.
tinias are 81 bid; new, 3s bid consoIs, SIX bid.
snd deferred, IL q L. Old NORTH oarolinas are
ofercd at %, new being IL bid. Special tax, nrst
series, can be mad at Q, second at aud third as
DID South Carolinas are 30 bid, and tho July ana
January and AprA and October .ssueAs n hid.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA. Dec. II. 1874.
Spanish gold 27 22ss American. 2s2 2Sa Ell
change nominal
HAVANA, Dec. ih 1874
spanish gold, 22eh 27i Exehanse in !air demand !;
on the Cneu states 90 days, gold, l2 Is premium
short sight do l30 iH premium. London, l5s t6
premiuM; on Paris ~ 4 $50 premium.
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-
sses s,tsT IsS ,Jsnasry,
* $ 8
sSa s'D S' l' f. i, 'uE lse 100 is,a fs T.
~ 'ass sisISs s'iss gI'ss'
sss .sssraf&y & ssf s4.Sn i sse july @ s
sansssy y = tss IS a II - e is S.s
s i l.; s.S'$iy :ff H. g
t j & @ IS Mais9 { sss, e 81 &; % , ID sss /; i
is L sse 0 .S 8 a! Il ssss siss S @ " sIss Iss i. s &
go s IS \ ssi 100 SS $ Al !; s ioS
q 500 Z il ss so s5s 90 g ss CO. az
ss IS y os 60 iSysS s ss
49, s. ' jay 5oSs rs a. ~ A. & lSs - al &c., a. % i
go q lso: Total 80 900 bales Grand total. .s,aG
Sy III JIM. ss: s5 % ,
obaes at 4 l-s2c: Marcns 100 at Ns-e june sO5 Al
M sse so @ At 100 .Ss
sasss aSs esSs Il lpr sfouaEy Ss g sd !. ii
,.s 100 9. ss Total ,S sS @ bales bale sots-rae sx
{ as Sass %sSils sSs
Baltimore. Ny IOTS sSS bS.ton; 81
ts 1 ositon wsfa
y steam bsg sall; a' T. asmSarfO steam
psessed ps f. yerpoo ~ M steam bv @ SAIL E I'd
co s a tns
they are not disposed 70 osr their goods except a u
lsc GOOD to rne isc a,.so state factory s,r ,c ood
county SKINS Sc ac Ohio iaciorv chedaa snape
JY so II lsss M M DO DO dS as a
ioc a lie do DO. poor to iar &c. ioc.: Michigan
~ coorssGas STOCK was wanted in moderate lets within
e. nss With 4 he eaa ~ s hoos w
nsa 8 suss5 sh.sS as with ram nsaa .Soa a6aeh
tos :hoots % "a; empty sessseass 8 M
coso.cn was in moderate U demand m a. prizes show.
.ss ns 80 .s n.sfss sg s essS
sn'sa so inch nsh sni d. Ys
81 sas sisiss sfs 'ss:s%
Ss' s d. hay sS
arfsas sna sy ss ana %'f bo n'h
d. ase a s n and %
mana man and drmer fsslsd beaches aast: aspsesd
@ ssaster ~ saaS :'s sosSs'a ass aspss
g.
aasftsr. ao sse SiackssTTiss sss; iSs cher:
raspbcrre,, new, 29c 3Oc. plums southern. l6c l7c
Eccs fresh eggs slow Of sae though holders arc
nrm In their views. LINED are very plenty and
dull. We quote Long Island. New Jersey and
Canada. choice brands, zsac. lgc. Western choice
brands 2s1sc. 29c other Western sc zssc. lined
choce anus &c. 23c; do. tar TO GOOD lac 2lc.
FLouR AND neutrality-suspicious.. l06n bbls. f;
wheat IL lao bushels corn, 37.l0O do. oats 1850
corn mea l5o bbs a67 sacks; bar ey $500 bushels; rye
lUO do The -four market remained du, and prces
oad were In some cases closed out al rather lower
prices, but make no change In our quotations. The
saes comprise 1900 bbls Corn meal was Quet, with
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EUROPEAN MARKET,

LONDON PRODUCE MARkEr-LnNpoN Dec 10 Even
insLinsccc oil s. 81. .5s. per cwt Spirits OF
pentine 25S I'd. per cwt.
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September 1914 and on upland cotton IN store running
In quality not more than half ABOVE below
lsi4c. sIrict good ordinary, iss<c low middlns ilc
midang, la5sc. good mddling, l51c The safes were
To-day. Last Eog. Jotat.
Export....... 81 40 POI
Colsum pton. ........... 49, 239 37l
Speculation. % ~
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5000 U E ga. 'Sl Q. 49,. !.
1000 US $40. r, 81. &C II
1000 U 5 $40, c, '65 n. |
l2oo1 90. ........ ;. |
so U : 80. r. '65 n. :. |.
loo y s 5-2U, r, u7.... l
ri
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.

The following table shows the opening highes
and lowest prices OF the day
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s2o10 Tenn 6's. n s.....
auU0 do. BIC
5000 Tenn Gs, o, &c. be
5lW B, II 4 Il LIST. 49,.
5000 Alb d Sus lst.. .s3
1000 Am DIX d Imp rs.
5000 N j Cen LIST. c. -.
5000 q & N w c c gb....
lUCU Mil & st r I'd M.
200O Gal &Chic "a m.
1000 II u stJo S's, C. b3
2uOO do, ;.
50OO Del, l. 4 w con.
500 Lake Shore d BIDS
1000 do =. .......
l0oO0 Chi, b d @ Ssh c
5000 Mich Cen rs. -.
1000 @ 4 Tol new BIDS.
5000 n Y,en LIST. c. -.
900 n Y Cen LIST, r....
10D0 N Y q 6's, ~ XII
7O00 Ohio&Miss con ST
2jU0 OHIO " NJ con. -.
1000 Cen Pac g bs..
l0UU West Pac BIDS. :.
1000 I'm Pac RR lst...
b00t Tn Pac rs, l g..
1000 I'm Pac sink H..
2Q0U r, Fl w 4 q lst...
$500 SJ Cen lst, new.
1000 Morris & Els ist..
20 shs rarK bank.
Is curtin n tk.......
100 Mariposa l. 4 NJ. c
slsat -. IL Az. T. =. l..l
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11
THE COURT Az TRENTON.
The GRAND Jury after the MUIR
dereFS.

Special to the Union aud American.
JACKSON, Tenn, Sept. 8-Judge
Carthel reached this place yesterday,
and opened and Immediately adjourned
the Circuit Court, in order 10 return
to Trenton and prOtraot the session OF
his court there sufficiently longer to
allow the grand jury time and oppor-
tunity to follow up their legations
into the recent Disturbances IN Gibson
c5uuty; leading to the killing Of the
negroes WAC were taken from the Iren
ton jail Gov Brown has been at
Trenton several days past, aud IS urg-
ing the authorities TO extraordinary
diligence IN terreting cut the perpe
traitors
A rumor, evidently we'll founded ,
ADD discussed on the street here, Is to
the effect that Geu. Alex. w. Camp
bell, OF this place, one Of the must
prominent lawyers in Tennessee, has
been retained at fee of thirty thousand
dollars to defend certain parties in the
suspected district, in the event they
are arrested. Gen. Campbell has been
heard to remark that there are two
sides to the question, and that when
the facts are known, the husbands
fathers and brothers throughout the
country, North and South, whose blood
would curdle at the thought that theII
wives, daughters and sisters being held
ia the coerced embrace of these black
lustfni brutes, viii regret the sheet
iron thunder they imagiue the occasion
has justified.
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A -pxnx go,uapce.

+ tHouston tTexas), Telegraph, August .. ]
Years ago, aud yet not so mauy, for
Il has been sioce the war, some disa
greemeut arose between a couple of
married folks in one ef the old States.
aud after much pain andse u1ering aud
public exposure of family affairs in
the courts, decree Of divorce was OBJ
famed aud they who had stood at the
alter OF Hymen TO be joined in union
were par ed al the alter of justice, to
which they had appealed Their own
way each Of them turned, aud long
years have come and gone since then.
The husband and fafher travelled with
his burden 90 the golden shores of
California, aud there. no doubt, tried
hard to forgive and forget The wife
aud mother, with her babe, struggled
with the skeleton OF her deadened lite
and ia time came to Texas Bv some
faulty the husband came to Texas
also.
Last Fsslay they both we're aboard
the train bound from Galveston 10 this
city The liitIe daughter, while look
ing curious " over the car at aIi the
strange faces. su3Aet'y caught sight
ot her long gone father Before her
mother could stay her she bad rushed
TO him crying Papa papaF The +
greeting 81 father aud child was beuu
tifu and touching. AHSie Old emo
tious, all tbe -mo'hered love OF wife
and child, came back in an Instant
"a Mamma is here, said the little girl I
''come and go TO her And she led .
her father up to the astonished mother,
aud a poetic predestinatien was ac
81 mRiDjffdhed uu I I9sy 9 9.i md talked
them again Chastened, as by FIRE,
they seemed to know each other better.
The sequel is soon told.
After reaching Houston the services
of Rev Mr. Hackett were called for,
a license obtained, and the marriage
vows reassumed with far better IN
of their nature aud sane
tity. And thus it is AIS we'll that
ends we'll"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

BIsHop MsLEs, Of Kentucky, the
FIRST ordained colored bishop Of the
colored Methodist Episcopal Church
South, in his circular letter, uses this
Language in reference to questions in
volved in the Civil Rights bill;
ave believe that there should be 10
antagonism Of races We are in the
same ship. aud half cannot be scuttled
without sinking the whole vessel. We
believe. therefore, that our people
sbould be educated We must have
our own schools, and conducted by men
and women OF our own race. We have
never yet, as people, or as individ-
nails. sought to have eur schools or
churches mixed up of different races.
Our ohareh is colored Church. By
special law our membership is confined
to one rags.
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ALBERT } Brown, of Mississippi,
was Brigadier General of militia ar
nineteen, in the Legislature at twenty
two, aud in Congress at twenty six
He was Circuit Judge al twenty eight,
Governor al thirty, and was afterward
Senator. He was never defeated when
a candidate for Office In recent letter
Mr. Brown says that it would have been
better for him if he had followed the
occupation OF his father, which was
that of farmer. His greatest regret Is
that he ever made political speech or
held an Office. lie adds. ITO be black
smith, a carpenter, OF an artisan OF any
sort is 20 discredit to any man. Better
be that than a jackleeged lawyer, a
quack doctor, couuter-hopper, OF worse
still, a wretched seeker alter Office.
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ArPLES-4O cents busheI loose in
wagons
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STD. 400 Literally Given Away
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Colorado Excursions
Go West Through st. Louis.

Go West Through st. Louis.
DrHfse tae Summer Seeon. the MIS-
zotnI PtclFc a4l NAssAs PiuFc THEur0g
Ll>E. via Sc louis ana ksasas tltv, viii
sell Excursion Ijcstts trqn ST. Louis 10
Denver au Return, good umety days irom
ulte OF sale. at eXtreems Wow rates tuu-
afiorata4 every one Nu opportunity 90 visit
jhe famous resorts of COLORADO, anaug the
Jea"Uful Parks Of the 8oc.y Maintains.
4oaII who are seeking Rw hoaes ID on
are ao5ut $50 take "trip toMissoufI, KAN
sas Colorado, New Ae1co Nebraska.
Oregon ur California. we recommend "a
cheap, ana quick aud dired route by way
of 81 Louis. over the NssoCuI PACIFIC
rHRoUGH LINE. !, is EQUIPPED "itL iue
Day Coaches Reclining Clair Cars, Pull
mans Palace Sleepers, ia. famous Miller
Safety Platform. and the celebrated Wes-
tinghouse Air Brake; audruns its trains
from ST. Louis to principal points ia the
West WtrHOET Change. The Texas con
Dection OF this Road is nos compile ed and
passengers are offered drst-class % rail
rout from 81. Louis TO Texas either over
the Missouri. kAnsas Texas P. K
VA SEoALIA. orr over tae Atlantic Pa
cidc Railroad Hoa}, VA giSIA.
For fuil Information iq regard TO Colo
RADIO Ezcu1 siaus or triDsto aHy psi1l iu
f..- q ..lss l-lsl p X rsss =. v. s..assss - -
OF ine following uamtk Ateuts Ut she
Line j. & Thompson. 81 Exchange So
Buffalo r. a. s. n Ihoms som, uiou
Depot, Columbus, Ohb on J.. a. Ford
0eacfal Passenger Agent, - South
f1urth Street, So Lu.s SO. QatsaoHs
~H je cheer -s.Lg md ~ PITY aua-ye&
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

TON Meals GaSstte. says, in refer
ence to drought IN Dyer County: We
see that many of the grand old oaks
that have stood the storms of hum
dred years are now whitening and dy-
ing. The grass is dead, aud nearly all
the creeks III the county are drying up
go that stock are suffering for want OF
ma,er. Ponds can now be dug deeper,
'<k we see many awaiting themselves
Of the opportunity SO as to be ready to
get fuil supply when the rain comes
again.
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HICKMAN NJ G. A-The HEX

HICKMAN Y NJ c. A-The lick
man Young Mems Christian Association
effected an organization on Friday night
last, by the election Of Rev. J. D. Bush
President, and James Wearn, Secretary.
Tie Association meets again tonight and
the young men of Hickman are respect
fully invited to attend.
A Madisonville, Ky, company hav-
ing offered $50, 600, to any man who will
eat thirty cartridges in thirty consecutive
days, Que each day, we are authorized to
say that Buck Cook, Lum Carter. or Mat
Kimberland. Of this county, viii either
accept the wager, and add sixty squirrels
two each day, for thirty days.
The season for horse stealing has
fairly commenced. The past week we
have heard of perhaps dozen missing
animals, some of them unquestioua5ly
stolen. in some instances squads are cut
in search of the thieves, aud if any are
found the temper of the times warrants
the fear that "short work" wiz be done.
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The dronth continues. Fine rains all
around, but none at Hickman.


A FEW of those fine CLOCKS stin on
hand from - to SIS, at
q J. II. PLAUT s BRO.
We have been shown a year of corn
the product of H. c. Bailey's Tboaas
farm-vhich coutdined more than 1000
large. fun grains. Pretty good for the
drouth year.
A new game called ''granger seven
up is announced. Three persons play
for a eau Of oysters. The first man out
gets the oysters, the last man out gets the
oyster can, and the middle man don
get anything
We will have to apologize to our
subscribers for the remissness of our car
rier. We would be thankful ii all who
do not get the paper regularly, would
leave word at the Office and we win do
all in our power to reetify all mistakes.
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The coming trade year, it ia geuer-
ally predicted, will be necessarily hard
on business men of small capital from
the fact that many farmers win be forced
to seek accommodation at those houses
able to carry" them twelve months or
longer. The Hickman merchants are all
in healthy condition financially, and
will cooperate in giving the agricultural
interests of our country every accommo-
dation possible. The clear-sighted, pru-
dent dealer, acting on this view, Will max c
good trade and be of great benefit to the
country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

Miss Jennie Collins, philanthrop
zeal young lady o. Boston, reports an
interview SIZE had last week with Mrs.
Graut. Il took occasion 70 thank her,
she says, for having never opposed
suffrage fer women when il was so popu-
lar to do SO IN Washington. She
answered that when it was explained
TO her by its advocates she was always
in favor. But she said, / am very do
nestle myself, aud have no inclination
to change my mode of living. | was
a favorite daughter, and am an INDUCED
wife Then she said: Mr.. Grant says
1 have all my rights, and his too !! "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extra Special Notice.

Beware of Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, aud the
coun terfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYsUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bull's private stamp on eaehhottle. Dr.
john Bull only has the right|to inanufac-
ture and sell the original Jphn Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, X Examine
well the label on zach bott!e. - ny pri-
vate stamp is notion the hottik go nor pur-
chase, or You viii be deeeiTd- See NY
column advertisement, and n3 SHOW card
J VIII prosecute any one lIlI hsius on
my riEht Tire genuiue S9ila Tonic
S. rur can only be prepared fs ny self.
The public SERVANT
DR.. JOHN FL IL,
Louisville. Ky, Nov. O. 1863
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The n Y Erening Star in an edi
torial article, discussing the question
whether the ofieill acts Of the PreSi
deut done while absent from tie seat
of Government are legal. says:
'There Is 40 dout chat the Ameri-
can people would prefer 10 see the
Chief Magistrate keep his place o. the
helm Of the vessel Il suits their
their natural pride TO feel that it is "a
post Of re~ponsibiiity at tue head of a.
great people. and that its Importance
aud distinction are belittled by leav-
ing it Vacant half the year
This is thought to be doing very
vel! Tor an AdnlinistLst i--nz-e.,.---,
New MADRID has caught it too,
Judging from letter from John i.
Scott, Prosecuting Attorney for that
county, in which he earnestly solicits
Mayor Brown, of St. Louis, to send
an efficient detective down there i'm
mediately to ferret out the parties who
have lately been guilty OF eudeavoring
to kill aud run of all the negroes.
One negro has been killed. and two
Others shot and wounded. Five or six
of the supposed guilty parties have
been lodged ia jail to await examI-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

Hon. En- Etheridge has been invi-
ted 70 deliver an address at Hickman, al
some early day 10 be named by himself,
on the political issues of the day. The
invitation was signed by a large number
of citizens, and the intimation is given
sHss.y>those who see-sa 80 ss-slo,'-s that he
will honor the invitation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

GEN Sheridan gives the fierce from
tiersmen warning. Any man who at
tempts to 60 to the Black Hills for
gold is to be punished by imprison-
ment.
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He HICKMAN COURIER.
For Ca1qress.

- go
We are authorized to announce Hon.
|CAswELL BENNETT. Of Livingston county
Fls a candidate 10 represent the people OF
/ he LIST Kentucky District in the next
Congress OF the United States.
We are authorized TO announce Hon.
|)scAR TuRSER, of Ballard, as a candidate
f. represent the people of the st Con-
EressionA District in he next Congress
bf she United States.
We are authorized to announce How
"A. r. Boon, of Graves, as II candidate TO
represent the people of the lsr Cengres-
fional District in the next Congress OF
he United States.
State Audiex.
We are authorized to dc1ounre Col. D.
HowARD S,,IrH, Of Owes.f county, as a
candidate for reelection as State Auditor,
at the August election, 1875. subject to
ihe action of the Democratic party.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

Huntsville, Ala. offers $50 900 and
exemption from corporate taxes, to any
manufacturing company that will in
vest 500, 900 in the city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11
THE LARGEST Y ET.-We are glad
to notice that our enterprising friends,

Rice s Bro, are receiving their fan and
winter stock. We understand, they have
purchased, by several thousand dollars,
the largest stock they ever before brought
to this market, and appreeiating the times
have marked the prices down to a lower
per cent. than ever before This large
stock has been purchased, in the face of
The prospective hard times, mainly be-
cause of their largely increased local
trade, and because of general advantages
thereby They are determined 10 sell as
cheap the cheapest.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

Of the following prpanfnt
t.aile through lis
Compan of W Jersey;
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JuDGEs Boon and Bennett have pub
lished cards, expressing their willing
ness to submit to Convention. Some
Of the papers have it that Turner will
not submit, but we have no authority
for such statem,nt.
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ygnR. e. Benny.
POWELL s. BRO.

Keep Cement, Lime, Plaster Paris, Plas-
ferers Hair, s.Shingles, Laths, Dressed
Lumher of all kinds. season lumber in the
rough; Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, etc.
seA-Salt by retail or wholesale at re-
duced priees-say a a decline of 50 cents
per Dbl, in the last ~ hours. Don't for
get-PoweIl & Bro, have salt at this great
reduction
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REmmser.s AatemfisDsi.

We have lust received an elegcnt as
sortment of Genuine London Twist double
barrel Shot Guns, Smith y Wesson 5 Pis-
tolls, and cartridges, at panic prices.
J. II. ELAUT 4 BRO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

Ike War Department has issued the
final orders establishing the headquar-
tiers of the army at St. Louis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11
Notice

\ circular from Allan Pinkerton,
eAief Of the national detective bureau,
has been received containing the pariicu-
lars o. the $4,000 reward for the re-
covery OF Charlie Ross, the abducted
child the circular contains the photo
graph OF The child
\ prominent Democrat of this coun
~ SNiaS he~ra sss ssHsaiasres for SongEsss
At Paducah, Tuesday night last, after the
District Committee had decided to call
Convention, reports that the crowd was
very demonstratiye in favor Of Ccnven-
ton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11

ADMIRAL Semmes is candidate for
Congress ia the Mobile (Aia) district.
His disabilities were removed BY Con
gress last winter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-11
Cine Clothing.

We have just received, and will open
to-day, an extra Fine Lot of Gents and
Youth Clothing, which we shall offer at
attractive prices.
st ]. II PLAUT & BRO.