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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-16
IMPORTANT TO
GR n VA &E W - g

We have just received our new Spring
and Summer stock. consisting of
LADIES' AND CHTLDRENS SHOES,
Kid, Serge and Morocco. III front, side
lace and button.
med or untrimmed.
DRESS GOODS Of CaTiOus styles and
eelors, Poplins, hlpSeas. Piqne, Marseii-
les, Pereales, Swiss Lswns, etc.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN HOSE, NJ!
numbers
Just out.
EMBRoIDERIEs. the finest goods in
SILK GRENADINES for Yelling, in all
shades.
NARsEILLEs QUITS, at lower prices
than ever offered before.
NEW BELTS, with the latest style OF
Buckles.
TABLE LINEN and Irish Linen, very
cheap.
superior quality.
BUTToNs AND BUTTON MoULps, in
all sises.
1O4 sHEETISGs and Pillow Casia gs,
the best manufactured.
SASH RIBBONS, NIL silk,
CASSIMERES AND JEANS. in all styles
and shades.
HATS for Men and Boys. all styles, just
received.
CLOTHING, the finest ever brought to
this market
PAPER AND LINEN COLLARS, OF the
latest style.
sCARFs, TIES, Shirt studs and Sleeve
buttoas, something new.
CUsTOM-MADE BOOTS, which we nill
guarantee.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, and Summer
Underwear.
All the above goods, and others too
numerous to mention, we will offer At the
very lowest price for cash. Come and see.
RICE l. BRO.
?. S.-We have again on hand, ladies
Hose, 10 eents; Handk erchiefs, 10 cents );
Towels 10 cents; Mems Socks 10 CEN q,
or & for Is cents.
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Public Speaking.

Judge ". " Robertson. candidate for
Circuit Judge. and a. B- Stubblefeld can
didate for Commonwealth Attorney, for
the First judicial District of Kentucky,
will address the voters of the District al
the following times and places
At Grassland, Galloway County, Ken
tmcky. MAY 9th, 1874 NewsConcord, Cal
Ioway County. KY, May 10th, 1874
waidshoro, Galloway County, KY, May
25d, 1874. Birmingham. Marshall Conn.
~. KY. May S0th, 1874 Clinton, HEX
man County, KY jane lst, 1879. Ar
linxton, Ballard County, Ky June 9th,
1874. Columbus, Hickman County, KY,
lat night jane . Hickman, Fulton Go
XIV. fday and night June 8, 1874 Full
ton. Fulton County, Ky. juno 18th, 1871
The candidates for Circuit Judge aud
Common wealth Attorney are respectfully
invited to attend. Speaking 10 ecn'msnce
each day at l o clock, P. "
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The louisville Courier journal is
for tho Graugers bnt think they ought
to abolish secrecy. Secrecy is sneak
ing; secrecy is cowardly. Secresy is
2rcmotive of fal>ehood. Of chicanery-
of double dealing, Of violence. The
Changers should abandon it withou'
delay. They should fy from II az
from distemper They should hold
all the meetings in the open air, In the
fields, on The hillsides, communicating
with one another by no cabalistic pro-
cess, but through the agency of Gods
chosen organs, trumpet tongued as
truth. loud as the word OF the lord.
which was sounded to all the nations
of the earth. They should stand by
the right of their cause. pure and sim.
pie, holding themselves With equal
readiness 10 Iall by it. {"
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GOLD AND GLITTER "A correspou-
dent writing from the City of Mexicn
says; cannot pretend to give de
scription of the Cathedral. never
saw so much gold ard silver used as
ornaments in the interior of building
in all my life-solid silver columns,
ten to twelve feet high. supporting
golden candlesticks, surrounding every
altar, bronze ratings protect the
precious decorations from the curiosity
Of the devout worshipers. In every
recess was an altar, at some Of which,
during my visit, ladies', gorgeously
alfred were kneeling on the floor be
sides the dltby Indian, saying mass,
and each alike dropped their fee-much
or little, as the case may be-into the
golden box which the attendant held
out-PaiDtings on the walls, gold
wrappings around the sacred alcove-
and FURNISHED gold and silver IN great
masses behind the principal alter make
the interior one scene of spleudor.
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T'OwEE.H. RRl..

will sell Machinery and Farming ImPIe
Elents at factory prices, freights, etc,
added. Thew are agents for various fac
tories. including the universally popular
kingsland s Ferguson factory, St. Louis.
rhrashers, both horse and steam power
Saw Mills, portable and stationery, Cotton
Gins, Corn Shelters, Keepers and Mowers,
etc. One of our best farmers, N ID.
johnson, of 10 years experience with
-thrsshers, who has used Eve different
kinds, says the kinsEIand ( Ferguson
thrashers beat chem all. Farmers win
please send in their orders early.
POWELL y BRO.
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A CARD.

IL Ne Voters q Fulton Cohmly
As announced in last weeks CouEIEH
| am no longer q candidate for the office
of County Judge. To those friends wl,c
were soiicitous that should make an
other race for the Office, return sincere
appreciation Of their partiality and kind
ness At 81 proper time l may speak Of
my administration of the affairs of the
county for now nearly four years, and re
turn my thanks 20 the people for the con
hdence reposed in me.
JEO. ". TINGATE.
fulton Gozefts please copy
May 10Th, 1914
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TnE VALUE or SCNFLowERs.-In
the first place, the flowers abound IL
honey. md furnish food for bees. The
seeds contain olepgiuons matter and
yield oil at the rate Of one gallon to
the bushel, which is but little inferior
TO olive OIL One acre will produce
fifty bushels of seed. L is also val
uabIe food for horses and poultry. 1t
has been used for bread by the Ameri
can Indians, and also III Portugal.
The leaves are excellent for cattle
The stalks, while they are growing.
may be utilized as bean poles where
they are scarce and difficult to be OBJ
tained, and dry may be used as roofing,
OF set up against the fence to form a
wind brake They contain large
amount of potash, aud are excellent
fer kindling. The seed has also been
recommended for fuel The reputation
Of. the growing sunflower to absorb
misasmaiic vapors and preventing fever
aud sgue is we'll characterization
Farm Journal.
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MurIaY on A SrEANBoAr.-The
steamer James Howard, passed Hickman.
Thursday, causing big sensation by
causing a dispatch to be sent from here
to Cairo. requesting Shorif Irvine to meet
the Howsrd with tug and twelve hand
cuffs, with posse strong. enough 10 handle
twelve men We understand, robbery
had been committed on the boat and one
or more of the deck hands charged with
thu act. The negro hands resisted the
arFestof the guilty parties with drawn
pistols and other weapons. oyerawing the
etficers Of the boat. Sheriff Irvine met
the Howard in the river in trent Of Cairo,
aud effected the arrest Of the whole crew,
tho"gb they frat gave some show Of re-
sistsncc,
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In Addition

To our usual large and varied stock OF
DIRT GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, WATCHES. JEwELRY, CLOCKS,
60, &c.
We have just added complete line OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
WINDOW GLASS. WHITE LEAD,
OILS, PAINTS, PUTTY, sc.
Also, a large stock of LEATHER, com
prising the best brands of French and
American
CALF AND KIP SKINS,
CITY TANNED HARNESS,
Birdie, HEM
LOCK and OAK SOLE LEATHER, to all
of which we call the attention of CLOSE
C4SR BUYERS.
may2-tf J. y. PLAUT BRO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-16

The question Establishing English
grammar is now agita'ing the minds Of
Georgia pedagogues, aud was seriously
discussed at recent Convention Of
the State Teacher Association. Or.
Z II. Myers, President Of Wesleyan
Female College, severely criticised the
present cumbersome and uuiutelieible
mode Of teaching English grammar.
lie said that oil the grammar necessary
to be learned by the student could be
ecoufortaDiy comprised 10 less siaauf
seventy five pages, and that all the
moods, aud all the lenses except the
past, present and future, should be
swept away. Prot Train. Of Savannah,
went a step further. He said all the
so called grammars now IN use ought
to be collected upon solitary island
in the Pacific Ocean aud there burned
lie minated. furthermore, that the
study Of the Eug<h language should
be substituted for The usual course of
grammar
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/. H. PDAUT & BRO

Thu Masonic brotherhood of Pa
dncah are making preparations for a
grand time on ST. John day Invitations
have been issued to some sixty Lodges in
surrounding counties. and unless they
are mistaken there will be the largest
turnout ever Witnessed in Western Ken
lucky. The encouragement Of speech
from Emerson Etheride ought, Of itself,
10 bring together ten Thousand people.
Arrangements hare been made with rail-
roads and packets, and excursion tickets
win be issued at low rates.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-16

Coz. T. j. Pickett, OF Paducah. II is
announced, will he Reruhiican candi-
date ror Congress in the First District. a
IAdrscah paper says he expects to be erect
ed because there arc three Democrst TIC
candidates but the Democrats OF the Dis
frsct will no doubt sing him song wvr,h
two Of ti'as, by selecting sins'9
standard- hearer. and bring him through
in triumph by the usual najoFity OF from
seven 70 Ten thousand = frdukJorf l'eoma''.
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JEFF Davis attended recent exami-
nation of deaf ancS dumb children IN
London, aud + rl Granville introduced
him as distinguished stranger who
wished TO inform himself OF the method
of their education.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-16

A yicksburg preacher shocked sew
erai of his sensitive hearers last Sun
day, by exclaiming: Dam the small
streamsSand prevent another overflow
Ii took him an hour to explain that no
Joke was intended.
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Gotna BACK o. GRANagRs. -

(5OfNo BACK o. dNAklsEKs.--4
beck he. on the Grarg RS of this county TO
tie tune Of sbort i've hundred dollars.
lie organized number Of Oranges and
racs;sed mouey Yith-whick 70 purchase
sle seal. but instead of getting the seal,
pat the money in his pocket, snd left for
psrts unkno We advise our brother
ssfsncers 20 be on the lookout for such as
pow,ser. Thc eeurtry he full OF yhen--
Ot1cns1oro sShsefd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Extra Special Notica.
sMITH.s TONIC SYRrr.

Beware of Countcrfeiisl Smiths Tonic
Syrup hns been counterfeited, and the
coun.erfciter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Or. John
Ruil : private stamp on each bottle pr
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith :
Tonic Syrup OF Louisville. Ky. Examine
we'll the label on each bottle. IL my pri-
vate stamp Is not on the bottle. 90 not pur-
chase, or you will be deceived See my
column advertisement, and ny show card
I will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrap can only be prepared ~ myself.
The public servant,
DR. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, Ky, Nov. ), 1869.
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KUKLUX AT FULToS.-Tbe public
will remember that sometime since sew
eral citizens Of Fulton and the adjoining
portion of weakleg county. were arrested
ct the mitigation of certain vicious
negro. on charge of knkluxing, and
carried to Memphis as prisoners. Most
Of these gentlemen were released on bail,
nnd we've generally believed TO be limo
cent Of any crime or wrong doing. II
appears that o. or. two of the parties
failed to give bond, and we're held as
prisoners. We are informed that one of
these, man by the name Of King, in
order to purchase his own freedom, PRE-
tended TO turn states evidence, and gave
the names of moro than $50 citizens OF
WeSkEey aud obion counties, Tenn, and
Fulton, Hickman and Graves counties, Ky,
as implicated in the kuklux organisation.
We are rursuaded that these charges are
for the most part not true, but il win
likely put many citizens to great incon-
venience aud trouble to get rid of such
iudicAents, true or false.
This whole country is at peace now, and
the most ultra Radical will not charge the
existence of any Kuklux in this section,
but the whole trouble will we'll illustrate
the misc sief one mischicvous man may do
a whole community. We appreheud the
indictments will all be dismissed.
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Cammtmlal.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE. !
Saturday, Nav rs 1874

=
BACON-Bacon 10 cents hog round.
CORN--ear soc, shelled Sle delivered
At Hies man. 50 delivered OH bank Of the
river
COTTON
INFERIOR ..----.-- .-.-.....--.---..- Jadc-
ordinary ..---......-........-.....bnt 10
Good ordinary to strict, l2IMIS
Low Middling .......... ......... .13lalil
WHEAT l0al ~, owing to quality.
SUGAR Brown, I0alIc; Harl 121al ic.
MEAL-Fron wagons S5ca90c.
RUTTEB-Fresh, 20to 25c per Ii.
POULTRY, ETC.-Young Chickens.
- % to 80 per dozen. Old from 50a
90. Eggs, l5c per dozen.
"O0L-45 to 5octs. bis tub washed.
GENStNG-70a75c per pound.
Salty car lonj. bushel So 90;
oy retail IS. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
- p, by retail s. 80
PLOWS-Hertwpck Ralszer & Knoerr,
Steel Plows, No. |, 81 90. No, 2, 9 %;
No 8, so; No. 4, I. By the LOT not
less than a dozen
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WHILE we have DO further drilling
dispatches concerning the destructive
sweep of the Southern foods, the ac>
tual restitution aud suffering caused
by the overflow is something appalling
Thirty four thousand square miles of
overfowed lsuds make an inundated
surface equal to three four;hs Of Penn
syIyania, aud the suffering among 100,
900 destitute persons, whose wants it
will cost $40, geo day to supply, is
an extcnt OF misery that it is sad to
contemplate At present it is irnpossi
Die 20 definitely assess the damage re-
sulting from the humiliation, but it Is
said $50 600. geo will not be an extrav.
aeont estimate. This includes crops,
chattlcs, and all losses.
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street s.abOreT 7nheFkeS
$500 goo

The Paducah Kentuckiau relates an
extraordinary case OF good luck !:
james Golfer, quarryman at Hill
mans irouworks, and lately a street
laborer in Paducah has gone to Eng
land to get 4. fortune left him by his
uncle. who died about seventeen years
ago The executors of the latter's will
have been looking for the heir since
his uncle death, aud only found him
recently By accident. They nre salts
fed Of his identity ard SEN him money
to pay his passage to London, where
the property is that he ioherits, and he
left Hiilmans for London about two
weeks ago The value Of the property
is in the neighborhood of 100000
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The city of May6eId voted sub
scription Of SIS. coo to the eapia stock
Of the narrow guage road from Cairo via
May field TO Paris, Tenn
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Hickman EynolesaIe Prices

CANDLES, Star, 20Ge22.
oATS-65a75c.
CHEESE- per 10 II to lsc.
COFFEE, Rio, 29a32o
CRACKERS, Il r. 71e9S4e.
CASTINGS, q In, 5lahc.
COTTON YARNS, = dozen, l2,a.lsc.
COAL OIL, q gallon 2lc per Dbl.
FLOUR, 81 00@li 90.
FEATHERS, q 10 65o prime.
GUNPoWDEit, r. keg 5. 5oaSs 90.
WASH BOARDS per Joz, ~ 15a3 90
PLOWS, Steel, s,al2!.
HuPS, / 50a2 o. per sett.
II :" Nails p 10 27ta,3Jo.
LARD OIL, p gallon, 81 30.
LARD, p bile.
BLASTING POWDER, 90.
HIDES, green, &c.
:. dry 10 TO l6c-
JEANS, per yard, 2uai,.
LiNSEi, per yard, loa49c.
TALLOW, per Id &c.
SODA-By the keg SIC g ibs
SHOT, per bag, : o5sa,S 70
sToSEwARE, p gallon, 10 to iec.
TOBACCO, Manufacd- PEE Id 81 81 10
BAGGING-l5alS per gard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
IRON TIES-loto
BEESWAX 25(o550c. 9 10
IRON. bar size, SIC.
PRINTS < 10 l2Ac-
LEATHER, kip skins 8 5oas 80
sole, per lb. % Il 4,s.
upper side, 5',a5 Jo.
STEEL Cast, Nj s A., 20a27c.
M0LASSES-pu Bar Pc ] fJc.
BUCKETS, q dozer, : -.
BRnuNS. = dozen, - SsaS 90.
Isl ACHING, Il doz f.,fafs5-
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Col. John 2. Hall, collector of In
ternal revenue for the Western Kentucky
district, died in Paducah on the sth inst
The kent4ekiaa says that 'it is likely
there viii be quite a contest for the sue
ccssion. but it seems rather carly yet 70
discuss the question of who will be the
fortunate man,
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MAD DoGs.-We learn from parties
from Dresden, thst there has been inn
mense excitement in that vicinity in re-
lation TO mad dogs child of Mr.. Bras
field, who rosidsg near Dresden, died last
week from the Ute of dog, This same
child had the celebrated Maddox mad
stone applied to the bite, ana it was
thought with desirable results, the stone
having adhered until it was thought all
the poison WAS extractedi but it fingered
on only few days when hydrcPho5ia
seized t. While the mother ran for the
physician it bit itself furiously and died
in awful agony. Those who witnessed
the child's excrucisting sutfcrirgs, think
the scene sufficiently narrowing to justify
the slaughter Of every dog in creation.
Another child, whose name We did not
hear, was bitten, AMI it was thought
wonld die. The destruction IF dogs in
wcaEley county since has been fearful
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JUDGE VIM. Lindsay, "our next
Covering" paid social visit to HEX
man ana his host of Fulton county
friends, last Monday. He was warmly
pressed on all hands for 'sbort speech
to his old friends and neighbors, but
manaaed to bow himself out Of it. He
appears 1nodestly to wave conversation
as to GubernatoriaI honors which admir-
ing friends seem to thrust upon him,
albeit he must warmly appreciate this
popular favor Since the bali is in mo-
ton we don't believe our people viii take
any denial. and hence We set him down
as "our next Governor"
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SAMUEL LANDRUM
EERSslE' 3ncC
q cent.
HICKMAN, XIX,
FOLLOWING coMPANIEs
Total Capital Represented ..........

the Of the
this
Compa of New Arb
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VIM. e. Benny
SPECIAL NOTICE!
70 Changers and Others !
Great Reduction in Goods

The best brand Of Prints, only Zoe per
ysrd.
Good Bieachsl Domestic., only Ice per
yard.
Heavy Brown sheeiing. only lOe per
yard.
Black Iron Frame Grenadine, only Csc
worth 60 cents.
Fine Poplins suitable for the season,
only Is cents, worth so cents.
drenadine Dresses, all colOrs and styles,
good goods, at 10 to l5c per yard.
A new style of Dress Goods called Gran
gers Mixtures, washes well, IS wide, 16c
per yard.
York suitings, new style, only l5c per
yard
denuine japanese Stripes, only l8c per
yard
Pure Linen Towels, emily Ioc apiece.
Ladies' Hose, good quality, only loc per
pair
large assortment Of Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, and all the latest novelties at
very low figures.
Gents AMI Ladies Hats, etc.
These goods are bought at bottom prices
and will be sold to suit the times.
Before purchasing elsewhere call az
VIM. B. Bennys
may9 Hickman. Ky.
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General Atkins. in Undressing a
farmers mass meeting in Davis county,
Illinois, paid the following deserved
tribute 20 the influence of newspapers
in this country:
II do not believe there can DC found on
the globe a moro wide-awake. progressive,
and liberal class of men than the con-
ductors Of newspapers in the United
States. There never was genuine re-
form, of any kind, which has not been
generally, heartily championed by the
public press
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The Southern Methodist Confer
enco is st;ll in session in Louisville. They
receive d most cord tally messages from
the Northern Conference a few days ago.
It is within the range Of human probability
that the two Conferences will unite at no
distant dav
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tFr are authorized to anuoffnc~ y. r.
HCHERT. NJ Candidate for the Office Of
Assessor of Fulton county at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized 90 announce W. O.
GAsKlNs. - q candidate for A SCISSOR Of
Fulton sonnty at the ensuing election.
We ere authorized to announce Mr.
ions z. FIELns, rs a candidate for Asses.
sor OF Fulton county at the ensuing eleS-
lion.
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THE foreign dispatches report case
Of cholera in Paris. Not only Paris, but
every other city on both sides of the At
lantic-should be kept in such sanitary
condition rs not to at least invite the
.irnnl .liannan
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THELE is to be a Common School
Trustee elected soon, which is Of special
Importance in The Hickman district Here
tofore there has been three in each ditrict.
la the Hickman district fund of
several thousand dollars will pass into
his control, and the new law requires no
bond. Hence the importance of elccting
Thoroughly good and reliable man
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thorougly good and reliable man
SINGULAR ADMJssIoN.-Thc Co
lumbus Dispatch concludes au article
on the veto of tue Currency Bill, by
saving
Theoretically We are oSsle Presidents
side Of the question, but practically we
are not certain we would not be willing
take chances in the r-Psa<iisssiias &.
gambling scheme of imitation"
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CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A
large. commodious two story frame house,
well located. with many extra improve
ments and conyeniences, will be sold ct
reasonable hgu rs for cash, or on part
time. Parties desiring to purchase are
invited to call and examine the property
For further particulars. address
spril25 MILLEF & ROULHAC.
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Esnaeaozn GDuzEaa

through The Hickman Agencv, since its cs-
L:..us 100000 me-. L,a-
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F01on County COurt-Eav
Term. AS7A-sOhn w. WIN
gate, Judge.

ROADS.
Report OF viewers for passwav from r.
L. Fuy Rndalis to Dresden road.
hePors OF viewers for change in Mos
COW and May road; report Of viewers
Tor ehange Of Lojgeton and Rock Spring
1oao' were MED and lie over for excep
Petition of Hardin Maddox to change
the DScsden road was filed and viewers
appointed
Change in the Fulton aud Rocl, Spring
road confirmed, and the old route diseon-
tinued.
CLAIMS ALLOWED
Ordered that the following claims be
aliowed TO be paid out of county levy for
J. II. Plaut s Bro, for bridge timber.
S24 81.
Buck S Cowgirl for medicine for Wal
Lace and Burget, 60
W. i. Plummer for horse hire for bridge
commissioner. ST.
Ordered that the following persons be
and they are hereby appointed officers of
the regular ele lions 10 be held in Fulton
county for the year 1874 to-wit;
District No. l-E. c. Kimbro and Ma
thaniel Hammond, jud.es Il. F. Thoma-
son, clerk.
A'-'Ni AZ AND -tltUFN IdNtS anu - W.
McMurray, judges; John r. McGehee,
clerk.
District No. S-James W. Mayes and J.
F. Marrs, judges; Benz. d. Thomson,
clerk.
District No Al. t. Connolly and a. j.
Smullens, judges; Jerome Watson. clerk.
District No. 5-Taylor Bard and II. L.
Smith, judges; ". I. Carr clerk.
DistTictN No. G-B. F. Easley and ]. F.
Bushari, judges; james S. Goalder, clerk.
FULTON AND ROCK SPRING ROAD.
On motion. Of Geo. b. Prather, county
attorney, il is ordered that the order ac-
cepting the new route herein this day
made be and the same Is hereby set aside.
and it is further ordered that a E. Bre-
ward and Owen W. Miles be appointed
viewers with Instructions to go upon the
new route as reported by the viewers
herein and review the same and report TO
the next term Of this Court the condition
Of the new route and whether or not said
new route is open thirty feet wide and in
good travelling order.
CITY RESIDENCE For SALE.-A