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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ time for the registration of the names OF
the qualified electors in Psnsca Election Dis.
trict, prior to the Gt neral Election to be held
on the 7th day Of Noven Der, A. D. 1876, for the
County of Lincoln. will expire at O'Clock d. m.
on the Goth day Of October, A. D. 1915.
G. p. RUNNOw,
0l-td Registry Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03
NOTICE..

To the Electors OF Bullionville Pre-
ctnct, Lincoln County, state Of
Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN time for the registration Of the names OF
the qualified electors in Bullionville Election
District, prior to the General Election to be
held on the 7th day Of November. A. d. 1875,
for the County Of Lincoln, will expire Ut 6
o'clock p. m. on the goth day OF October, A. D.
1875.
MILTON BARROT.
ol.td Registry Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ time for the registration Of the pames of
the qnalined electors in Eagle Valley Election
District, prior to the General Election to be
held on the 7th day of November, A. D. 1876,
for the County of Lincoln, will expire at 6
O'Clock p. IN. on the goth day of October, A. d.
1876.
J. HOOKE,
ol-td Registry Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03

N0NICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ time for the registration of the names Of
the qualified electors in Highland Election Dis.
trict, prior to the General Election to be held
on the 7th day If November A. D. 1876, for the
County Of Lincoln. will expire at O'clock n. M.
on the 2Oth day Of October, A. b. 1876
JAMES BORRIS.
ol.td Registry Agent Highland Precinct,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03

CENTENNIAL AWARDS. following
Is list OF the medals and diplomas
awarded to Nevada exhibitors at the
Centennial Exhibition:
j. j. Csrrigan, Eureka. silver and lead
ores; Allen Curtis. Austin. silver ores; s.
I. Curtis, Virginia City. silver ores gold
bearing; Melville Curtis. Austin, silver
bullion. silver pulp, etc. John Lambert,
Virginia City, silver ores sold. bparine |;
b. F. Leet, Churchill county, salt and
sal'p-ter; John W. Mackay, Virginia
CITY. silver ores collaborating; Adam Nc.
Lean. Belmont, silver ores; W. II. Allen.
Belleville. silver ores; Henry Balcb,
Virginia City, silver ores gold. bearing
l.. s. Jones, Virginia City, silver ores
uold-bearipg; Thomas Wren, Eureka,
s,lv and lead or-s; Theodore Winters,
VIRGINIA City, silver ores gold. bearing
+ X. Willis, Pine Grove District, gold
ores; Swenbare, Cortez Mining District,
lead ores; 7. G. Taylor, Virginia CITY;
silver ores. COLLABORATING; John Shaw.
Eur ka. silver and lead ores gold bear.
ing; Rhodes and WATSON, borax and sail.
Joseph Richards, Battle Mountain, COP
per ores; M. F. Randolph. Morey Dis
trict, silver ores; ]. A. Myrick, Virginia
CITY. silver ores gold-bearing; V. W.
Bell, French Corral, gold gravel and CO.
ment; James P. Higrin, Eureka, silver
aud lead ores gold bearing; Theodore A.
Page, native sulphur; s. Hanchett, Bel.
mont. silver ores; Charles q. Heath.
Phoebe, silver ores and rock salt; John
Howell, Oneida District. silver ores; Cap
tam +. H. Ravens, Mineral Hill, silver
ores; I. B. Hudson, Typo, silver and
lead ores; Henry Donnelly. Virginia City,
silver ores gold bearing; G. H. Drake,
Hamilton. silver ores gold-bearing; Cap.
tnin H. Fl. Day, Phoebe, silver ores +;
Charles @. Stevenson. Gold Hill,
matchmaking machine; J. G. Fall,
KNOXVILLE. silver ores; J. Grimes, Bel
mont, silver ores; M. Browning, Churc-
hill county, crude soda; T. Il. Butler,
Phoebe, silver ores; George b. Clark,
Reveille District. silver ores.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03
NOTICE.

To tho Electors of Rose Valley Pre-
cinct, Lincoln County, State Of
Nevada.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN time for the registration of the names sof
the qualified electors in Rose Valley Election
District. prior to the General Election to be
held on the 7th day of November, A. D. 1876, for
the County of Lincoln, will expire at O'Clock
p. m. on the Goth day of October, A. d 1876.
W. c. GLISSAN
ol.td Registry Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03
MOTIF CI.

To tho Electors OF Panaca Precinct
Lincoln County, State Of Nevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03
NOTICE.

To the Electors Of Hike Precinct,
Lincoln County, State ofNevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03
NOTICE.

To the Electors Of Highland Precinct
Lincoln County, State Of Nevada,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03
NOTICE..

To the Electors of Eagle Valley Pre-.
Cincf,. Lincoln County, state OF
Nevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

All Notices under this head must be paid |
for in advance.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-22
REpUsaGC&v SENATOR'S.
differences HAT Nay Lead ia
"A split

Washington Special to the New York Sun
Whatever may have been Senator
/ Edmunds motive 10 suggesting an an
peal TO the Supreme Court. his resolu
ton has been hopeIessly butchered in
the house of his friends. Senator
Morton objects TO it ostensibly because
il stil leaves the Electoral COLLEGE, in
full force, and sets up precedent
meant for this emergency. but really
designed by he very terms OF it for
time TO come He is joined in his 90
nosition by statesmen of the Patter.
son. Conover and Spencer kidney
their enmity being based on ii
fears to take the risk of letting 90 the
advantage they assume to have in ia.
vor of any other tribunal. Senator
Fre!inghuysen objects because the
Constitution, in yesting Congress with
the power to vote, also conferred the
power to find way, and hence thi,
resolution is unnecessary
Democrats in tie Senate are EXPECT
ing good results from this pit 10 the
party. Senator Conkliug was long in
consultation with Mr. Edmunds after
the opposition to his hill became an
parent, and it Is believed the latter
may be uettled into independence by
this defeat at the hands OF his friends
Democratic Senators discard all CON
stjtutionai arguments on the question.
saving the interview Of Justice Miller.
lust published in the Chicago Times
shows such stroag partisan bias that
the country will be convinced that the
supreme Bench Is not safe or impair
iiai tribunal.
Mr.. Eimuuds at the beginning OF
his argument in support of bis bill de
ciared hat he would express no opin
ion on.the que ton Of the powers of Con
greSs or of the powers OF the rcspec-
tive houses, bu would coufue himself
to.a succiuct statement of the action,
heretofore taken bv Congress in regard
TO counting theeiectoral vote aud the
views of some OF the most eminent
statesmen of tie past lie, however.
did have something to say about the
power of the President Of the Senate
go count the votes while the two houses
'vpNel 90 as SPECTATORS. ms Ha~
said not as his own opinion, but as The
views OF others but 10 was clear lruEI
the manner IN which il is spoken that
the Senator does not hold that the
President Of the Senate Is Entrusted
with such great power by the Consti
tuition
One Of the reasons which he said
might be urged with great force against
fhiS theory wa, The fact that the Vice
President Of the United States was
the President of the Senate. aud it
might happen a.aiu in the future as it
had in the past. that the Wee Presi-
dent was candidate for President 1t
would certainly not be held that the
trainers of the Constitution ever In
tended TO make any man practically
the Judge OF his own election. 1t is
said that Senators Edmunds and Couk-
ling are not the only Republicans 10
the Senate who hold that the two
houses aloue have the power to canvass
the returns and that in the perform
ance Of this duty they can 90 behind
the returns from the Stale authorities
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-22
DRY GOODS.

{ HEAVY BROWN DOMESTIC, at 1T cents
per yard;
FINE SEA ISLAND DOMESTIC, yard
wide, 5 Is cents per yard;
CALICOS, and cents per yard;
COTTON BATTING, I2@ cents per pound
QUILT Innings, - cents per yard;
COTTON GfNGHAMS, 10 cents per yard,
worth I21 cents;
CHECK AND HICKORY SHIFTING,
10 cents per yard;
1900 yards Plaid Linseys at -, 90 and
p cents per yard;
1000 yards Heavy Grey TwiHed Flannel,
at 223 cents per yard
White Linsey, for underwear, at pa cts.
per yard;
Extra Heavy White Shaker Flannel, at
30 cents per yard;
800 Pair Heavy Gray, (all WOOL Blan-
kets, at % cents or 81 so per pair;
100 pair Large and Heavy White Blankets
at.S2 IS per pair
Crib Blankets, very low;
BalmOral and Felt Skirts, cheaper than
elsew here;
Misses and Breakfast Shawls, at %, 50
and - cents;
5000 Yards Best makes of Jeans, 20 per
cent. below present value;
LOCO Seamless Heavy Cotton Sacks, at
% cents.
An endless variety Of white, plain and
twilled, scarlet, blue and grey mixed,
plaid and plain opera, Shaker and medi-
cated hanuels, bought below the cost Of
production, at the large manufacture rs
sales in New York, and we offer them 10
cOnsummers at spondingly low
prices.
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A L observation-disclosures
WINsroS KILLED.-A fatal difficulty occur
red at Woodland Mills, Monday last, be-
tween Mr.. Phillip Winston and Mr.. VIM.
g. Brannom, in which the first named
was killed and the latter seriously woun-
f. led. The report which reaches here is
That, the quarrel arose between them
about an old account which Winston was
owing Brannom, and which provoked
threats and charges upon the oneside and
the other. The parties, one or both, were
said to be in liquor. Winston advanced
and opened fire on Brannom, which was
promptly returned. Winston was shot in
the head, and died Tuesday evening.
Brannom was shot in the thigh and a
slight wound in the ear. He is consid-
cred in a critical cbidiIion, but chances
IN favor of his recovery. We do not know
the above report as 10 the beginning Of
the ARRAY to be correct but give it as
currently reported.
p. 5. Friends of Branuom authorize
The statement that he was not in liquor
The Fulton Times says Friday week
sustained its reputation as an unlucky
day. Silly was shot and killed by Belk,
George StovaI, while on his way to
guard the murderer, fell and shot himself
in the leg; one train hand had his foot
mashed off and another his knee cap
knocked out of place, ana Il. Craigg, a
farmer, had several of his fingers cut of
CHRISTMAS TREE-A committee
al be in readiness at the Court House,
Monday morning, to receive all articles
Intended for the Christmas tree. The .
public generally, invited TO join in.
Josh Billings says: The mewr is a I
larger burd than the guse, or turkey, It
has Two legs to walk with and two more TO
kick with and it wares it wings on the I
side of it's head"
The Mississippi is gorged above
Columbus, and navigation from above
stopped. The river is free from Hick-
man down.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-22
CLOTHING

The low prices prevailing for this class
Of goo Is tempted us to buy n much larger
stock than we anticipated buying. and
consequently we fad ourselves overstock
ed However TO insure the sale Of them,
we vii offer the entire stock in proper
ton 10 the following low prices:
Mems and Boys Pants, 81, 81 25. 5, 80
and - 90 each.
Men cashmere pants, at 3 %, s. IS
and S3 30.
Mems and boys coats At ,, 3 30 So,
s. 80 aud upwards
Complete suits, s.. Sc. s. 80 and $40.
- all wool Chinchills business coSs,
cashmere lined, at -; well worth So
. all wool Chinehilla Oyercoats-in
sack or frock at 81; cheap AZ -
Al wool heavy Beaver Overcoais, at
$40; selling elsewhere at Sl4.
One lot Of Beaver frock Overcoats At
So 0D-sizes u, 35 and S6-ouly worth
$40 in regular sizes.
A job lot of Childrens cashmere suits,
IT 81 80.
mn- oar stock Of fine clothing embrs-
ces an the novelties of the season and
we can suit the most fastidious IN style,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-22
FeesImg tn Congress-.
From the New York Herald.

The feeling in Congress, at least on
the House side. seems to become
stronger every hour that the dangers
which threaten the country will all
pass away without the slightest dirtur
bance. There is, OF course. on both
sides a good deal Of feeling and much
anxiety as to the result. Republicans
are loath to give up n victory they
claim TO have won, while the Demo-
Gratis are equally loath to surrender at
the end of struggle in which they
assert they are successful Ii cannot
be denied that there are extreme and
iniudicious men in both parties who
would like to settle the questions in
dispute by wild rhetoric aud deciama-
tiou. bat these gentlemen are IL a
very small minority and, II one OF them
were to utter an indiscrete or intern
perate word, he would be laughed into
silence in an instant The great ma
joritv of members are cool, collected
aud determnediy opposed to anything
like sensationalism in the treatment OF
the questions they are called upon to
settle.
According to the present outlook
there need be no apprehension what
ever of the occurrence of unseem'y
scenes in either the House or the SEN
ate. The events Of fifteen or sixteen
years ago have not yet passed out OF
recollection, and momentoRs as are
the questions ia dispute now, there Is
no probability of repetition OF the
strife and bitterness aud passion that
we're then witnessed The House Of
Representatives was hardly ever more
decorous than it is at present. L Is
as orderly as it could we'll be.
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HAYES talked of compromise TO
get some Southern Democrats to vote
with the Republicans to secure bis 10
auguration is probably all humbug'
hut it is a dangerous temptation to
Democratic members from South Car
DINA. or Louisiana, for Hayes to guar
antee Hampton and Nichols as Gov
errors. They are terribly oppressed
Mrs Secretary Fish social position
is 50 we'll established that she even
dares to wear last years bonnet.
Tobacco growers and dealers allege
that it i an established fact that to-
bacco furnishes employment 10 more
people than any other crop raised, or
article produced, in this country.
Don't 90 TO Mexico just yet That
country was never more lawless than
at present. Texas papers say that
there is no safety beyond the Rio
Grande.
Parliament at its last session cut
Down Queen Yictoria'> allowance To
IS 270 per day, and now the poor old
girl spends her hours sitting with "a
fashion magazine in her lap. and hold
ing an old dress in each hand, wonder
ing how she can corfrige 70 make one
out Of the two. Heaven help the
poor
The tickets used by nearly every
railroad in the world, except those Of
the United States are printed Of Clap
ham, England II was a station mas
ter p that place who invented the -v~
TEN forty years ago, and the execution
of this kind Of work has remained in
the hands of the family ever =iuce.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-22
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Ca,,pgy News.
Caves STATION, KY, Dec. l3, 1876.
Editor Courier

CAYCE STATION, KY, Dec. :, 1876.
Editor Courier
Item- are rather scarce just now
Clvce Station is looking mp in the way
of business. shipping, sc. We will
have Christmas tree on Monday
night All the lads aud lasses are re
qnessed to put something on the tree.
whether for brother. sister or sweet
heart, it matters not All presents
should be brought to the house by i
o'clock Monday. A good time is an-
dcipated.
I would mention various incidents
attending our party while at Reelfoot
lake the week past, but fear it would
not prove al ali interesting We how
ever. had good time, aud we're well
pleased with our trip.
We are needing rain very much
Wheat is damaging for want of it.
Oar Station is to have a new station
house The workmen have arrived.
/ 1t will be a great convenience as our
! Station is gaining in importance as a
shipping point second 70 none on the
+ line Of the Mobile road We feel
. pT0u'l tl tlH IiON iititb -piu4 pb. VI u L
in the way of buildings But alas. We
fear there is not sufficient energy inn
mediately connected with our station
TO settle its condition N this respect,
/ Our genial friend. Mr. NJ ID Johnson.
the stock king Of hereabout-, has gone
South, to Mobile with his family to
spend the winter there. We miss
them.
We wish you a happy New Year
and success to the COURIER. We
have 20 late news from the election
business What's the news? What,
the latest i the thing that Is asked
of me every few honrs by the agonized
public Tell 'em don't know, not ma
terially interested in that, bat if they
want a volunteer. call on
UNCLE SAMMY
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Business men complain that auction
houses have greatly damaged trade.
Several marriages are to occur in
Hickman next week, according to well
authenticated rumor.
Some Of our Hickman mercants have
been doing a lively trade. In spite of
the habit of complaining about dull times
they are forced TO admit it.
The wreck Of STEAMBOATS, on the
Mississippi since the ice-gorge set in has
been fearful The loss viii aggregate
several hundred thousand dollars.
Friends wishing TO become stock
holders in the County Fair can do so by
applying to c. L. Randle, Jno. W. Cowgirl,
Chas. Baltzer, or any of the committee APP
pointed TO secure additional stock.
The tobacco circulars issued by
BonIurant and Drewry, setting forth the
advantages ola tobacco market at HEX
man. are attracting favorable attention.
II opening sales verify our expectations
the market may be considered fixed
fact
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-22

On motion, ordered that checks be
drawn on Treasurer in favor of the city
officers for the following amounts: G l.
Randle. adlnr, of j. II. Davis, dec d,
tMayorl, Al 30; II. A. Tyler, as Mayor,
5 81; \. F. Harness, 6 months as Coun-
Gilman. > 90 John Troutweinc. . months
as Councilman. - 90; b. c. Ramage, Is
months as Councilman, - 90; joe Stea-
Gala. g months as Councilman, % 90; G..
Rice months as Councilman, - 0O K.
VI. Metheny, months as Councilman,
- %; A. p Whiting, . months as city
Clerk, 30 90; Nathan Plaut, s months as
city Treasurer, . %.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-22
RELIGIOUS.

BAPrIsr.-Services ID and 4th Sundays
in each month. Sunday School every SAD
bath at 8 o'clock, a. m.
ELDER NoRToS, Pastor.
ST.. PAUL's-Protestant Episcopal-Ser-
vices by the Rector every first and third
Sunday in the month, at l0l o clock, A. ",
and S p NJ. Lay services on other Sun.
days At 1890 A. NJ. Sunday School at
clock, a. NJ. Holy communion on the
first Sunday in the month.
Rev. c. l.. PINDAR, Rector.
Sr. PETsR's-CATHoLIc- every
Second Sunday in each month.
FATHE3 FoRRIsrER, Priest.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SouTH-Services
every Sunday at lO4 o clock, a. m, and
n. IN. Sunday Schoolat . a. N. Pray
err Meeting every "Wednesday night.
REV. J. b. Law, Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-22
Taken Hin

A S stray, by Nancy Cromwell. Iiv-
"A ing on the Schultz Of No. =. in Fnl-
ton county, on the 22d inst. one WHITE
STEER, aged about three years-haying
some red spots on the sides and red on the
tip ends of bis ears aud red GU the fore
feet marked with swallow fork and un-
derbit in the Jeff ear, aud undsrbit ia tho
right ear aud which appraisa at the
va ne of Twelve Dollars. Witness my
hand this 22d day of November 1875.
JERRY J. JONES. ]. p. C.
decl# ty
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Local NeuS

No PAPER NEXT WEEK-There
will be no paper issued from this Office
next week. We regret to miss mum
Der, hut the printers desiring to enjoy
the christmas holidays we are compelled
TO adjourn school for one week Our
next issue will be Jan. ).
The Hickm Flou;iDg Mills viii
soe ready for operation again to-day.
Times are getting better in spite of
politics and cold weather
The election for Mayor and Coun-
cilmen occurs on New Years day
~~Mr Geo. b. Pickett. has been APP
pointed U. S. Deputy Marshal for this
District
Several hundred invitations have
been issued to the New Years ball It
promises to be delightful affair.
The New Year comes in Monday
"A good day to subscribe for the Hickman
COURIER, if you don't take it.
Those in want of holiday presents
would consult their interest by buying
from those houses which advertise. Of
course they would
There is a crazy negress confined in
the county Jail See is said to be terrific
in cold weather.
The quarterly exercises of the
Hickman Academy will take place At
City Hall, tonight. The public are invi-
i'ed TO attend
Remember to give at least one half
tho amount of your christmas presents to
she poor aud needy.
The negro, Andy Gardner, who was
convicted of murder in the first degree
at the last term Of the Hickman Circuit
Court, has been granted new trial by the
Court of Appeals
Mr.. John Belk, whose trial for the
killing of Mr.. S,illey at Fultou.l has st
tracled much public attention. was held
for trial at the next term of our Circuit
Court in bond of $4,000, in default of
which lie was committed to jail.
a fine assortment of Lamps and
Chimneys At
ice22 81 BUCK s COWGILL'S.
There are many old friends ia this
community who Will regret to learn Of
the death of Dr. J P Humphreys, who
during The late was surgeon Of the
9th Ky. Confederate regiment.
New YEARS BALL-The young
men OF Hickman have announced grand
Nrrr Vars hill nj City Hnn New Yenrs