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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept ARRIVED steamer Switzerland (Bols,.
Jackson, New York
BRISTOL. Sept ARRIVED bark San Luigi Qta Trspani.
New York; brig Eliza Morton (Br. Leland st Msrgaets
Bay NS.
Arrived in Kngroad Sept brig Daisy Boynton Apple
BY Richibucto for Gloucester.
BELFAST Sept ISailed. bark Nellie Guest (Br, Mes
senger. United States
CADIz Lsbon Aug 25-Sailed schr Emerson Ropes.
Marston, Portland, Me.
DUBLIN. Aug 3l-Saed. bark Cam (Br), Henderson,
United states Happy Home (Br). Coalaeet, do Crown
Jewel (Br), Smith, do
DASrzrc Aug 22-Arrived bark Miranda G1or). Andsr-
son, Philadelphia.
FALMOUTH, Sept lArived. bark Harry Buschmsnn (Br).
Congdon, Paysandu via Montevideo
Arrived in the English Channel Sept ship Stetson
Moore, New York for London bark Columbus Gen. Ihlder
Philadelphia for do.
North America.
GrNoA-Arnved bark Southern Belle (Br>, Robbins New
York.
HULL. Sept 1-saled. Ban Masuranich (Aua). Pal
curch New York.
LIVERPOOL Sept l-Arrived barks Fanny N Carvll (Br)
Carvl. Point du Cheus Bonny Doom Cole. Shuce rs.
LONDON, Aug 2s-Arrivsd. ship 1irrcll (Br Cummings.
Quebec.
Cleared Sept ships Loretto Fish, Hodgman, United
States; Panina r), Patten dos bark Zo Pelegro Qta,
Cafareno, do.
LkIrn Sept l-ssiled. parks Anna (AuI. Ragusen.
United States; Madre Qtal), Carri do.
LONDONDERRY, Aug 3l-Ssiled, bark Ativits QtaD No
rescx, United States.
LUsEc-Arrived bark Elinor Nor) Thomson, New York.
LisBoN-Sailod brig Alice Putnam, Rogers, Philadel
phis.
MEssxA-Arrived. bark American Eaglo McMahon, Nov
York
MARsEILLxs, Sept l-Arrived, bark Alaska Perry New
York; brig Jewctt Reed Phiiadelphis via New York.
PENARTH. Sept ARRIVED snip Magellan Henry, Boston,
PALERxo, Aug 25-Arrivcd brig Ustics QtaD Coppola,
New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 31-Arrived barks Limo Aus) Bussa-
lieh New York; Casmiro (Aus, Nicoch, do; Sept /.
Scytha (Br) Harris New York for Liverpool and
procceded); bark Cores (Nor). Olsen, New York
ROTTERDAM Aug 3l-Arrived. schr Bartlett. Bart
lett, New York
SHIELDS Sept 1-Saed, bark Bondevennen (Nor) Thom-
asen, United States.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. l, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

anrosrup nr THE DxkALp srEAx YACHTS HIRALD
wnirKsroxR TELEGRAPH LINZ
sS Os'Tish: 81
pnd quantity Of loose cotton 9th - lon 81 80
0ess %s: Del With mdss to til.
a SHIP R' I..ie sos. oi Windsor Ns Doyle. Belfast. Vi.
Delaware Breakwae, So days In ballast to Snow Bur
Bark rovich Son Petersen Swansea 40 days in banss
Bark Enss,e Ner olsen Grsenoe 4e days. in balas.
BARK Norma Wrs scoponch. Dublin a days in ballast
seSr Adde vessels Balm San Bias via Hampton Roads
sens VIM Bonrdmsn, Richardson. Brunswick l: days. with
SeSr Eesner sauires sorsssown Sc 7days with
's no. with nav.
''ess Ssnr 'S ANN Tuns1s ne@ Marshall. Virgins.
ssST ssST Adsla. Howl. L0xssnS M.s~si vEi.a Virginia.
sehr Francis shubsr. Cr4nmer. Virginia
sloop Eveline, Newton, virgihis.
S- Bark Wave oaoen tBr,. which vas snehored in the
lower boy. Up 10 thc city lst
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney. Hallett Boston for New
stesner City of Fchburs Springer. New ssdsora fer
for New
schr 5 Scranton, Palmer Middletown for New York
sehr h fi.n.sr Plant Howard Chashsm: 6. 10; Now York.
sehr John LSssr Lincoln Taunton Ia Or. New YSrt
schr Jennie Rosan Adams Port Jefferson for New York.
sssr n %s,d @ saaSary snds Kenneoss New York
Prospes for Nov
sehr George Noon. Rogers Nantucket for Now York.
sehr Lucy A Blossom, Nickerson. Kennebec for New
sehr Fred Tyler, rirren, Pswtqckss for New York.
schr Angler Bes.e warshsm for ssw YoIk
sssr sat0 rSnney . HS;sSn ;ss1 for for New & Yok
Schr j ii aUreo Buell. Fall River for York
sehr Annio Lewis, Eid5dse, Kcaueeec New York
ssr s sa1.s A New
sehr WsshSnrn NSrwiSh %n.I ha. for New nosk
sehr Wm Ncl.oon: Roger: Eoeklsnd for New York
@ vssy % as% Sf SSw York.
sehr Xsbsc sh.oPshrs rrGv,dsnss iSs New Yose
ss V. ssx f''1
Sen, Sssk a ~ York
schr benjamin English, Chase, New Bedford for New
Schr Haze. .McNamee. Greenwich for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer George Washington, Whitehead. Nov York for
Uali,ax. Ms. aud St Johns NJ
Ns. .A' AAuA 0''s ' "N"'''-' .'' ''a ''' . '0a''
schr Hathaway tB). logan New York for Rockland.
schr J Chandler (BD Ross, New York for Windsor.
sehr Delaware. smith, New York for Fall River.
Sehr i Hover, Hubbard, ,AmIoy for Portland Ct.
schr Phil Sheridan Murphy, New York for Providence
sehr j Barton Dicienson. Pot Johnson for Newport.
schr Zoe. Chase. Port johnson for Boston,
ssnr Jane. Ssylss STnod Hoboksn Tor P5oSidsae.
sehr Union Flag, .Frisby. Port ohnson Tor Boston
sehr sadleI. wyanis Port Johnson for New London
sehr sas Chaires, Irsisthen. Amboy for Hartford
schr Pavilion, Fish. hoboken for Boston,;
Wm FSp aouoe.
seSr Saiis Burton Buriey. New York for STANFORD
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BROOKLYN TABERNACLE.
REV. DIR. TALMAoE AT HOME.

REV. DIR. TAIMAGE AT HOME
An audience OF about coo persons was present at
the Brooklyn Tabernacle prayer meeting last evening
to welcome back tho pastor, Rev. r. De witt Talmagc
Amer The opening exercises the pocior spoke OF
hts vacation aud tue prospects o the Tabernacle both
ior tho coming ccciessscs year ana for she iuturs
. generally.
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wEEDEN's S ARREST.

Last night Jimmy Wceden, who fought and slow
Billy Walker Thursday, arrested in
Hor street Ho, with Sprlrg Dick, " were stand
ing in front of Harry Hilrs Variety Theatre, when
Captain Al.are, recognizing them and knowing hat
both were wanted for the murder OF Billy Walker in
the prize light which the latter and Weeden were.
the principals captured them. IL is important
rest ana New Jersey may have something 10 il
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SAILED.

Steamers Carondelet. for fcrnandina, &c; Albemare
Lewes Del: barks Felix tiusl, Liverpool Guehen lfrl
Biboa; Rowing sailor vduey, NSw; Kong sverre (Nor,
Newry brgs Marscillcs Daniel Trow bridge. Dem
crsrs: Fronter, Portland.
Wind Vt sunset. SSE; at midnight, s
Barometer At sunset, 20 81: at Midnight. 20. rs.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived nt New Bedford Aug 80. schr knights (uot
Ellen kixpah Foster, from Provineetown 10 discharge
cargo oil.
Arrived Provincctown Aug 10 schr H Hatfield. Kirk
eonne, from cruise with 100 bbs OIL Came in
OF the Of the boatseerers having
tinted refusing lower their boat assist in taking
|
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ENTERTAINING THE TEAMS.

Tho Committee OF Arrangements have decided to
take the Scotch lrsh Australian and American rife
teams to Booths Theatre on Tuesday evening. Ar
rangcments being made for II good reception. Tho
theatre will be decorated and brilliantly illuminated
and Sig Opcrti will perform entirely now pro.
gramme OF music arranged tor the occasion.
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THE SCOTCH RIFLE TEAM AT o1LMonE's.

Last evening" as n saxaphono solo being Per-
formed at Gmores Concert Garden the vast audience
surprised at finding beautiful Swiss air suddenly
short and the band striking up "Auld Lang Syne'
instead; but this ccccntrcity soon explained by
the entrance OF the Scotch rifle in their char
acierstlc costume. accompanied by large escort
Of their countryineu. The audience received the
strangers with cheers, and after mako of
garden they occupied boxes aud plea
with tho grand music presented To them inue.d. II
may bc said TO have been "Scotch night at Gil
morc's, Tor Arbucklc played "Itobin Affair." Levy
"Auid Robin Gray and IN part Third Gimore's band
executed in n superb manner msiange of we'll known
Ialedouian airs.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Neaney.
O&ce.
Soils. Destiaationf

DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK yoR fKH MOTH
sxPrEhBER-
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and had always been entirely sane His color was
very dark. though not wholly black. He was five feet
eight inches high finely developed, had large head
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YACHTS. sTEAsdpOATs. &c,

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
NOR SALE-rHE FIRST CLASS siyOnP yxIiHF
Adle Voorhos, In perfect orer and com ound
Address COHNElIUS ROOSEVELT, No. 40 West 18th st
LNOR SALE-rHE FIRST CLASS SiOOP YACHT
Adie Noorhies in perfect crder and found
address CoANkLluS ROOSEVELT, No. 40 West 18TH
INAN1ED-A SCHOONER YACHT FROM go TO 100
w tons Address with particulars and price, c. A., No.
213 Arch ST.. Philadelphia.
10n BOATS, WOOD AND METALLIC SPOON OARS
lOO cheap 3SS South St. near Gov erneur slip.
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
MISCELl.ANEOUs.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. WEAKNESS AND KINDRED
~ diseases on men speedily and permanently cured by
WiNCHEsTERS SPECIFIC PILL. tested for 80 years
with uuialing success; two to six boxes usually
cien prices 81 box six boxes s.. by mail securely
sealed. with full directions. Prepared BY WlNCHESrRR
CO., Chemists. ~ John s-, New YORK.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYuxAD. Sept !, PM-Wind. NV. moderate.
PLYnou1n, Sept l. PM-Wind w.
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DEFY GOODS:

HEAVY BROWN DOMESTIC, at T. cents
per yari;
FINE SEA ISLAND DOMESTIC yard
wide. s ID cents per yarG
CALICOS. . aud scents per yard;
COTTON BATTING, I23 cents per pound
QUILT Innings. a. cents per yard'
COTTON GINGHAMS, 10 cents per yard,
worth 10 cents;
CHECK AND HICKORY SHIFTING,
10 cents per yardi
:. 600 wards Plaid Linseys n Il, 20 and
. cents per yard;
600 yards Heavy Grey Twiued Flanne'
=, 81 cents per yarl
I WEite IiGscv. f5r' III sierwe4r, NJ ara aosz-
per yorl
Extra Heavy White Shaker Flannel, at
80 cents per yard;
300 Pair Heavy Gray, cali wool Blan-
kets. at % cents or 81 so per PaIr
+ 100 pair Large and Heavy White Hi4nkes.
at.S2 20 per pair
Crib Blankets. very low;
Balmoral and Felt skirls, cheaper han
elsewhere:
Misses aud Breakfast Shawls, at ., 55
/ and - cents;
5000 Yards Best makes Of Jeans, . per
cent below present value;
!. 00C Seamless Heavy Cotton SACKS, at
. cents
An endless variety Of white PLATA aud
twilled. scarlet, blue and grey mixed.
r-....--- e-r..,r-.,. .-. 3 mod f.
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y III = . q
GEaE EFHir.

Mr. EDIroR Now that the ex
citemeut of political affairs has passed
over, il becomes our duty aud interest
to turn our attention to home matters
On the 18th inst, the question will be
submitted and determined, whether
our annual Fairs a this place shall be
continued or not This is to the PEG
pie of Hickman aud vicinity mere
important question than the first
thought would indicate. and worthy Of
due consideration aud corresponding
action.
l assume that if additional aii Is
not given our Fair in future than wa
last year, it viii end We own 10
ground or improvements. aud with
expenses cut down one half 10 what II
has been lauery, it took all the gate
fees, privileges aud stock 10 pay out
fhis year. Aglin, if we don't have "a
Fair. either Moscow on Fulton Will.
aud the representatives. of both those
places rs we'll a. Union City. Will be
present 1T our meeting t. urge their
respective claims Il should be torue
in mi4d. that majority of the Fajr
aiding and Fair attending citizens Of
This county can a. wei, it net better,
attend Fairs at those places a a.
Hickman
Ne can not act the dog 10 tha man
gcy. if we woull and The citzeus Of
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= Eal.nln. E'roE-eci

from the New s1orAH imes.
NJ. Nslthu. achieved has hitb.
10 been an uuenyiao!e f4,ua by AN.
noupcins the theory that the p5pula
ZION of the world ipcre4sfs 80 rapidly
that were if not judieiousIg thinued
out by war. pe,tileuee, Spitz dogs and
Onimbo Arpo. it would become SO
snornnuS mar the globe could not al.
ford sufficient food for It's SUPPORT
Had Mr.. Malthvs contented himself
with merely Announcing this til Org.
he would OF have any III feeling; bur
un ortuuateiy for himself, he suggest
"a that win a view TO retordiDg this
rari5 increase it would he we'll if the
uajoritv OF persons were to abstain
rom marriage This suggestion az
once aroused the bitter rage of his
country women who proved so firm
and persistent in their hatred of the
enemy OF marriage. that even men who
r.ceutlv believed 10 the MaltLu>iap
theory. have been compelled to -acri
fee that philosopher on the altar of do
nestle peace. and TO unite with their
wives in abusing him as cold blooded
aud inaccurate monster.
Tiu.e. winch occasionally condo
-ceujs 90 GEL something right, has at
asst shown disposition to do justice
40 llalflus. M Hawksey. an Eng
ISL statistical person, has lately had
he courage TO assert That the rate of
increase of population Of the globe Is
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A a.nat a.csfer.

The following letter was found near
Woodland Mills, Tenn. Il shows the
terrible weight Of anxiety and fear
that strains one poor ringers" heart
WooDLAND, Nov 10
Dr8s MISS MIELER-I take my pen in
hand to drop You few lines. ] have
wandered through these hills and hollers
fur come constable time, and have not
seen any one that suits my fancy as you.
Yu appel Of my eye, ant doliin OF my
hart-sweet Plumer. They say The dim
ocrat are 'lected. and that wese rot TO
90 hack to de white folks. I can stand i
;f vau can with him We can 90 TO Eli
nos If you'd rather. Your true !ovier.
Ma WHITLEsY.
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RaeGs. Saoas aaa Slip.ars

Mems Heavy Winter Boots AT = . O.,
So 90, and - 30, per pair.
Men Fine Calf Boots at 3 90. . 80
aud 81 90.
Boys Boots, Calf and Kip Boots, AT
81 50, 81 % aud = 90.
Women's Calf aud Kip Shoes, 81 %
and upwards
Slippers soc, 75c aud 81 90.
Men Calf and Kip Brogans az 81 D.
Mems heavy calf boo.s-iouble sole
and double uppers-warranted water
proof
Ruhber oyershoes--a large variety AT
low prices.
\ Fine assortment Of Kid, Pebble
Goat, Calf and Glove Kid. side, front
and button Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
at remarkably iov prices.
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The time construed by the Demo
cratic procession, Saturday night in pass
ing given corner, was just tweufy- eight
seconds. Let DO enc cLarss hat this is e
campaign "bsag
The benefit to Miss Bonnie Meyer,
Of Themes Company, Monday night, y as
poorly attended The jubilee boys fer.
got their promised fun house. We must
co better another time.
EzchsnEeS of the past week are Of
not much account u making up 4 p
per TINS week. as their contents ali r.
fer 20 the 81! absorbing election SQUAD
bic, bat now past
Mr. Jacob White, a most excellent
gentleman aud promising young lawyer.
Of Clinton, is spoken of FOR Represent
alive from Fulton aud Hickman counties.
He Is Fulton BOY, though uo~ 3 resident
of Hickman
Mr. VIZ. Cole oae cf The Oldest citizens
Of Hickman, died, Wednesday night, Of
pneumonia. aeed about - years. He
wa- man Of kindly feeling, good i'm
pulses AID :rue 10 a frieH3-aa3 a spieu-
dji laecLanic Peace TO his ashes.
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How It Stands.
s...aa Carried nY Tilaen.
states carried hs 1s"9"S

Total ......... ....-...---- ---'-' 1890
Necessary to elect Isl.
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EsES4EG EDES.


BAPTGsT.-Services II and 4th sundays
bath AT 9 o clock a. m.
ELDER NoRTov, Pastor
ST.. Protestant Episcopal-Sar-
vices by the Rector every first and third
Sunday in the month, at lei clock, NJ,
and p. y. Lay services on other sun
days ut 1890 =. II. Sunday School at Q
o clock, a. N. Holy communion on the
first Sunday in the month.
Rev. c. L. PINDAR. Rector.
ST. PETITE -CATHoLIc-Serviees every
Second sunday in each month.
FArHEa FORESTER, Priest.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SoUrH-Services
every sunday at 100 o'clock, A. NJ, aud
p. N Sunday School AT . q M. Pray
er Meeting every Wednesday night.
REV. J. b. Low, Pastor.
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&28.G90 EEE2si-
Ti2e Steam Furniture 8E2%-
GOES EE@@ls'oy ea5.
Numbers oE EgcsZ1iElr.se2 < e.
EEeGgsEcss sEEs. ,zzs=&ssza
e5czt ga E.ss2 Eas0y'@
xaECEsJa

"Wednesday ui..5- about 81 o'clock. the
s.-..:....., L...,-, ,..,s
'i.'N'1-" '1-''
discovered TO he on fire. >earct.T was in3
aar.7 sounded before the entire factory
b..5l.i;,. ,-os ry,.,r..,l +, flames and nil
..t-
less. TIE Parma Department. large
frame structure adjoining the factory.
.-l +, ,yl;.. ,-,s s.,r.l a,,fr SD coo
N'--- 90 '"'
Ih2 Efforts Of the peoHte was iiee-e' TO-
warts saving this building ami the stocS
If furniture in r.. Probably 5000 worth
---..-..s ,,.,..5 1i.;., Ab,4t
tais 'lme lIe steam l'''i '"7 '''-e'' III ''
burning factory. began 70 escape m2S'h@
q most h..leous ami friEbtfal noise, which
sr~.tI alarm +, every direction fraa fear
.-..-..... ....l -, ..-,......,.,s,... i..,,.-
dreis ~" from ,at scene, ana 10Y '''-e
len be devouriug flames ta pursue their
rrrrsqs I.-.fu.ti8n vitI.eat resistance
,-.. +t.i......,e,.-...;,o i,.,.j srr.-i.Iat ....
.trf.l
tt's
tbreF''' 60 '.-''.-' - ~ 'i'e F'1'At T. and
III hag cautaued and heroic cxtrtioas
.rsveptel The further sr~caIiuc OF the
gre. oxcevt ts the l,.ra,..7 ,arI. where inn
,,srss lacks one arta-,r...r,... ,,..r..,,.,,-
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REMEMBER TINS 1t Is never too
late, never too early t. advertise. rs
value and Importance have been thor
oughly tested years ago, All that value
and importance yet exist in their full
force. and will while mankind buys and
sells. Vast fortunes have been made by
ii. regulations established. cities built
and enterprises Of all sorts fostered and
perfected. Advertising IS one Of the
powers among faen-tl4e Aiadins lamp
OF 1ealth.Rna prosperity
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ossT fePas Danger.
The New York World gives opin-
ions expressed concerning the Fl nous
22I joint rule, which permitted either
House without any constitutional au-
rhori.y d. an to object to counting the
vote Of any State. upon any frivolous
pre,ext. The Republicans have al
ready under that rule cast on. the
votes Of Southern States. as q prece-
dent no doubt for II did not affect the
result in either case Mr. Forney.
according 90 the Uord, expresses The
opinion that the joint rules are IN
force. As clerk 10 both Democratic
aud Republican Houses. his opinion
Is entitled to some weight. Senator
Bayard aud Mr Cox, Democrats, and
Senators sherman and Morton. have
expressed the opinion that the joint
rules are NOT 10 operation.
The real danger 20 be aqpreleu3ad.
ba,qeeer. is not-iu tae joiut rule, but
indicated In Morton opiui IN that
the President IT the Senate is the eau
ya-ser If the vote Ihe proposition
IS monsuous. The HorId does nos
~ us 49, US
'"
"5'. "'i r. ''''7'''e'a ~, IN -'o''.n
-- ~ ''7 ,z,,->-" -
vote upon 'he day required by Iaw
~. -
So - IL ,r.....ts,.+ e. ~. r,f.
- n.,.r,:s Win rrer.i.aJ ,,ior H.
III. +.-...,,. -.,......l ,.,.,t ~. FI.,,
~ ~ -. ,.',..,..- 49, l..'1..f
I'e ~ prasiJsaf B,t ,fr Nor.
t.u is oI.;ue3 "a reIv on fhe constitu
ri,n,I ,ro,i-ien vbi.b does not sus
+.;r IL ,...-;,;o,, H. .i,a. :, bo,.ey
49, ...r.Il.a..
.Tae President If the Senate shall
H. the rreeence If the Senate and
IIa.-a Il Rar.r..-.nt.,,f,as o,,oo slltLa.
..,,-G..,es aiI n,4 votes -laI tb.n
49, counted
n II hal been intended that the
Vice pra-ia4.t .b,,fl commit the v,-e-
Il vca,a eoresrslv Aar. been said
shall oren an the certificates and
.,n,t ,ha vo,es.r whereas it is afL-
y,..s sh,Ii then b.-connt.a Ills an
,t.,.~l;,o :, sn,ro.a tba Consfitntian
,,I.cs5 t6.. f,y, liouse, tbere in da.nh
nc ~ vifness ~, jrra.r.or-if,I,r conn.
nd j. irra.,on.iL,o dh.,.i,n by tha
We p,a.ij-ar IrVas mn intended
H., n.s MAJ, .b.iI.ale The pro.i4.ut
go 9'' a...,. 49,.
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y private letter from Judge Boone to
the CoURIsR expresses his gratitude TO
the Democracy of Fulton for their n1ole
part in the late camPa.gn AMI three time
three cheers for the party IN ssssaira-
aud Madrid Bend Freciucis-
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Eair VEaraaing /.

AL persons are hereby notified AMI re-
epeetfnliy requested not to gather any
Pecans eff of ny lands. Those abusing
my property in this way, will have the
law rigidly enforced against them, with
out fear or favor.
on T SALMON.
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Fine pressed r.,t,nsl for 'sstrtjnE-haul-
somely embroidered
Embroidered cioaks for infants.
Cloths aud Beaver, suitable for ladies'
cloGks
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Ensx. EIniora affv.

/. FOLZ. Union City, Tenn. viii sell
prints at cents per yard, and al other
goods accordingly. Call and examine for
Yourself. Goct20 In
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The best liver iavigorator, blood puri-
fer. system rennTator, and malaria pre-
vontive is Mcguire Cundurango Bitters-
II parges the bowels well and removes
ali fccuIent matter. For sale By c
Enlcnrr be.
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s.cclxE.ogders SzecsFmg.

y.yHE STOCKHOLDERS CT FULTON
County Fair Association viii hold
tI'eir animal meeting aud election ut City
Hall in Hickman on Saturday the 25th
inst, at Y clock, NJ
Board of Directors meet on same day at
10 o clock, Il NJ By order Of President.
A. ID. KINGMAN, SECS
Nov. 10, 1876. I'd
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Boot and Shoe Shop.

RUDOLPH GLAZIER,
~ EsPECTFULLY informs his friends
l. and the pnbic generally, that be
has purchased the Shoe and Boot Shop oe
the tate Henry Solm, and will conttnuf
the business at the old stand. he will
turn out as fine, reliable, good aud oheaP
work a. any shop in Hickman. He will
tnanS the public for a fair share Of pat
rpnaoe. maybe
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E.Ceas News.

Bishop Dudley will preach at Hick
man, Sunday Nov. l9-morning aud eve
ming.
FouND A Doctors Wallet or
physicians pouch. Gail At this Office and
pay charges on this notice.
The young ladies are organizing a
secret society styled the Order Of the
Honeycomb DO you want o join
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THE Woodland Mills democrats jolliied
Saturday night over Tldea election
fires an anvil 100 times, sp-echyfieI, ete
Report too late for publication.
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For fuu line OF CDFFEE5. green, roe=t-
ed, ground, always on baud at
povI7 METhENY x DEB0W 5
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ON. T. SALMON

The Democrats will still have 10
majority in Congress. This is large
enough for all good work. and ~e
ought Dot 10 desire it for any other
purpose.
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re Agg Coaeerned.
SYMPTOMS OF WoRMs.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenanceis paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional flushcs. or
4 circumscrihed spot on orc or both
checks the ewes become dull the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower evelid the nose IS II
Iitatcd, sWeils. and Sometimes hleeds !;
swellingof thcupperlip occasional
headache, with cumming or throb-
bing of the ears ;anunus;lal secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or flrred tongue :;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times vOracioiIs, wits a guawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach.at others. entire
lygone fleeing pains in the stomach;
occasiOnalnausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen /;
bowels irregular. ut times costivc /;
stools Shiny not unfrcquenily tinged
with blood; belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hIc-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive: uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth: temper
variable, but generally irritable. sc.
Whenever the above Symptoms
are found 10 exist.
DIR. c. MELANES VERAIIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES not CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form II IS aninnoccntprepa
ton. net cababIe Of doing tie siigHf-
est inin5J.fo the most kendc5- infant.
The genuine DR.. MgLANE's YER
MlrUGE bears the signatures of c.
M.LANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
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