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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-18

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
damp, ard raw during the day, With brisk,
high winds In the afternoon and cold, clear.
ing weather at night.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 A. M., 81
8 A. NJ. 81; 12 NJ, 81; P. NJ, So; 6P. ID.
At; midnight, 81.
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HUr1SGs CoURT.-Iu this court o.day the
bar-keepers charged with selling liquor TO
minors will be tried.
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v.Inanrr n1sooyrnY-Dr.fC.sW C.s NJ. BenEon, q
n,sct,cine phyaictan ct Ie6 moth Eutxw stTess.
Bsitinors, Nd, who has paid mush attention y
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EAs---Epicures pronounce. CHRIaTIAH q
WHITES 81 and 81. 80 TEAS unequalled In the city
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IT IS CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT.
LOCKS MODEL CIGARS are the best for ten cents.
For sale everywhere. .....,,7s9
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Go TO Gn1Ge's, Tenth and Main streets, for
Nt
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Go TO GR1Ge's, Tenth aud Main streets, 70,
Cato
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CH1LDREN's SHOES AT GRIse's, Tenth and Mai,
erreots '.t t''
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A Card from Mr.. Royal. !
< I'd LiGRfcHsxon,, March ~ 1a7

Editors Richmond Dispatch !:
/. ] have this evening placed letter Of which
the enclosed Is a copy. In the hands Of Mr..
Gray. AS my resignation is peremptory
and does not depend upon an acceptance
there can be no impropriety in its being
published before the committee meets again.
Will you do nae the favor to publish the en-.
closed in your mornings issue, as an act Of
justice to myself?
Respectfully, &C., ....
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LADIEs, LIS,

q ISTs OF LETTERS REMAINING fN
1.-THE POsT-OFFICE AT RICHM0ED, fIEAss
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-The Henrico
County Court was not III session yesterday.
II meets this morning again. Al
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Scientific american and Harper's Bazaar
for this week received from J..T. Ellyson,
1112 Main street. l gs, 49,. /;
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ST. PlaTRICK's DAY.

PARADE OF CATHOLIC soCIETIEs-CEBE-
MONIES At ST.. PETER's CATHEDRAL
I ADDRESSES BY FATHER HAND, BISHOP
GlRSONs, AND MAYOR KEILEY-ThE
LINE REVIEWED BY GOVERNOR KEN
PER
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DOR RENT, BRICK STORE AND@
L DWELLING. >o seventeenth street, H.
opposite the old Market. suitable for any business.
kent moderate 10 ngood tenant. Apply to
MlLLHlSER il STRAUS,
Real rs tate Agents, No. G Eleventh street.
NH
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TO CONTRACTORS, aS,urps !. IS, an ra.. ,,,,,
sl5MIsNGIEss

cHINGIEsis ssHIaaLEsI SHINGLES /.
100000 SIX Inch GYPaEss sHINGLE Es nou
- y 80 .slaHhS u. ESuHMss
Nineteenth and Twentieth and Deek sszeetss
! NH 16-ecdSs s.ss ...5ssgs
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r LEWIS, 1901 MAINsTRGET, STE.
d Liz HEOTYPEa and 6.afer ta pBfaT4E6 aeG.
Iek ", slae, ssg.n FIX. TX
,oarn peers .matefss - e. -
$500 ne ssAa Is Is 8
fISHE- VIRGiNfA II latch LOMRAa1s
A. s,r6r,ared - fuFnsah q fka trs54 tae SH1s
5PIKLuE and SULPdUR Nat la ~ t4E = Hses
faafkes piice. Addseas yosE 9E9sss 81 - s.
Main snd CAFs ana Thffs5 ar4f = s
/ nh ss-2ss
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ovER-GA1rERs AT GRIGG's, Tenth aud Aair
6trepts 4 gs-a .ta.z .-e. ..sst.'
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s.~ VEGETj RE- 81; !;
VEGETINE
PURIFIEs TIE BLOOD, RENOvATEs
AND INyIGoRATEs THE
. WHOLE SYSTEM.
vEGET,RE-

It's medicinal properties are ALTERATIVE,
TONIC, SOLVENT, and DIURETIC.
YEGET1NE Is made exclusively from the juices
Of carefuliy-seected barks, roots, and herbs and
80 strongly concentrated that 1t will efectually
eradicate from the system every tant Of Scrofula
scrofulcus Humors, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous
Humor, Erysipelas, Sat-Rheum, Syphtlitic Dis
eases, Capker, Faintness at the Stomach, and all
diseases that arise from impure blood. Sciatica In
fammatory and Chronic rheumatism, Neuraleia,
Gout, and Spinal Complaints can OILY be efectualy
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and EIuptive Diseases OF the Skin,
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tetter, Scaldhead. and
Ringworm, VEGKTINE has never failed TO eject
permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop.
sy, Female Weakness, LeucorrhGa, arising from
internal liberation, and Uterne Diseases and Gem
eral Debility, VEGETINE ac:s directly upon the
causes Of these complaints. It inytgorates snc
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secre.
tive organs alays Inflammation, cures liberation,
and regulates the bowels. t aG4s.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiven ess,
Palpltatiou Of the Heart, Headache, Piles, Nervous
ness and General Prostration OF the Nervous Sys.
tenn no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the YrGRTINE. 1t purines the blood, cleanses
all Of the organs and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures Effected BY VEaRrrNR have
induced many physicians and apotnecaries whom
we know to prescribe and use 1t in their own fAmi
lies.
In fact, vEGETINE Is The best remedy yet djscov-
cred for The above diseases and Is the only resble
Blood Purifier set placed before the public.
:" UNQUALIFIED APPROPRIATION.
BOSTON, November Is, 1875.
III. r. Stepens, Esq :, ST. 49,. 80, - ! ha,o Ia
annie opportunity to Judge OF the merit or VICE
T'NR NV, wife has used it for complaints attend.
Inc a lady of DELEGATE health with more oenenc,ai
rcsnts than anythtrg else which sne ever Iiso.
hav. given It to my children under almost every
Circumstances attending q large family, anu at~ass
with murked benef'. have ssxsn HnySSs,, - YIN
! snch great benefit that cannot 1no noros 20 eA'
nress my unqualified appreciation ei iss aoooasss.
| bile performing my duues az poEtSIs onls.t ss
in this city, Il has been my lot TO fAil 10 Will @
deal Of sickness. uuhearatin9iy en- ~ 70
ETISE and never knew OF case Tners ~ o.S ~, ~
nrnye an tpat was claimed for IL. Particularly ~
csses or debiltsted or imp0verisneC stae OF tnS
blood its effects are really N0nderSuis ana Iof al
1 compaI1ts arising from an Impure sIate OF tns
| blood it appears 10 work like charm, and 70 70
nos believe there are any circunstaacss unesI s
which VEGETISR can be used W1tn lnlatloas le
suits and lt viii always afford me pleasure 70 Sss
any further information as to what know aoout
VEaRTiNE. HiLLtnnMh nnhoo o. ,ta hon a
49, -. .0SA-S>S ---SF2
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, the de. G.
Il sirlhc HRlGk TENEMENT No. 107 d:I
with basement aud three iul storlesl on east sldt
oi seventh between Franklin and Grace streets
klchen, &c. Apply II onceto o
NH l7.6i Real Estate gent, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-18

EUR RENr. that Dice and desIrably- M:
loc,trd BRICK IT, EFME y L corner Twen- H2;a
-,hirI and Grace streets church HID, contairlng
seven ru,rus, kiicnru. and all modern improve
Apply ROBERT Is. LII NE.
,ul1
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III Ihs nv US I RECEIVED FROM
UkANEstuu importers lot OF PRIME MEsSlNA
aud ir O. au prepared TO sell TO nv customers
low uries n smee-sized Juicy OisAS<S Il ior he
ORANGE ~ W 5. 1oe. pr dozen, and a Hne large
tI, D'"i'hy al this season lbau free use Of This
fe2l s-.. A. PITZIhL, JR., ETEt
SG7 Broad street.
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yRarrrHx1s SOLD BIZ ALEDxUaeanA
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Ag !.
Armsted. a. Eountain. D. Moon. =: A.
sIa sases Il. 8 = sies. 8. Ss,hs \ >, Il L.
Bssasnsmp. Bssasas; % 4 4 sSsss. @ ss;ssdr. ssS
Biack, al. Green. G. ~ Slusris. 8. ia s
sonaMars = 3 y. onsi ~ Ross 3. =
o. nosps NE, - - =. TJSrdees ~ RobertSou. 81 II
Bu.gs,s,B Hssrs Hssrs' = e.. aoss ssnsdsss.y !. Il.
sssdsaiJ Hs,s,s' Hs5. ss 4. ssnssss: s.ossss. s
81: ! !, ssf.s ESssss is s. ss,des;! -; ai &! =
Si.horr Y pA Hntcrerton NJ. 3eeay, &. p sEs
Ssssy, H1ss:,s,s Hgsss. q s snses sn,ss.lfi i
Coon. Coonsr. e T. issscs. III. L. smith. &c
@Sssss1 ct I'm, ss 1.ziss, 8. E.I;a; E.Ias. 3. B. Il
c5se0sr, Y. g. Jones 5sass s. ss.sss; s;ssas Fl =
Crurnp. 8. w 5osepa,, d. Tnornbufys Mis-
Crump, 4. Ktrpatricks 4. 8. Tuck. q. =
Dsnssn' sa, =. = Lee. 81. = Tfics, ). ~
Dswson. II. n. Lipcomb, e. Turptn. J. e.
Dahney. d. u. Lirhtfoot, 9. Y. Tyeon. ~. =.
B;sSs BISss;; HsKin ss1Is. $: 8 Gsssa:, 1:ss;
ijanrson. K. Mayes. M. walker. B. sss
Duaner 2. -. Manden, l.. ~ sWAlsou, II.
Dow. 8. n. Mayo, Z. white =. 3, 8
Evans. FSs &. Mies, J.,ss,, 4 Wi.si, b.
F.Isouei. Fec g.. MoSrman, ] N n. =. Wsrrecs. ".
finn'e' :. eENrrEMEHs LIST.
| sar,strons. 4. Hayues. n. c. y presley, II. 81 .S
SI5s., n,,. HsxSsa HHsxsa; 3 .ssssInssfErs s.ssII. 8.
4 Hrtinr. Jf..T.S. Heurel, Mr. Ras,elherg, r.. Is
/ sndrews. 10. p. SHitmar,. Mr. Relouburg. RE.
| A shIin. ~ '..- Roues E. sss.s Hey noids. w. III.
4 Iygry'G Co Howe, K. 8. Roane. g..
Barns, e. 40 Hnahes, w. Roberts, @. ssf -
BBeenedic.,o o. Jefferson, r. Rooinsnn;
Blum, A. gshnson,P Scott; s;Is. 4. SGo- 8
Boswell, Btag",S' ". r. Jones' e. sehaiis;s g, -
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FOR RENT, the TWO NEW, COM. O.
Z ruryAEI.F, and NEAT STOCK-BRlEk Il Hi
DWELLINGS on Csry street just beyond The rail-
,n.d containing five rooms and modern Improve
n,u,, CHAFFiN, sTAPLtS co,
Real Estate Agents.
u,hN.S, No ! Tenth street..
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FOR KENT.

LR REET, THAT DESIRABLE e.
i,,o eight ,oo,us: Kitchen stable, &c. with eight
srr,, o. excellent land attached, ut the southeast
r,ruer OF -shaud aud Robinson streets. Ihere are
JoHN I. GuDDIN. Real r state Agent,
rank and Eleventh streets.
nm - Tu.E Th.St
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L'OR Rent, A HOUSE containing g.
l. several comfortable rooms, with water III
soHNc""nt. Apply II 913 Twenty.tith street, be-
I~",n and L. NH 6-3tk
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IOK RENT, DWELLINGS, TOBAC. g.
1 GO FACTORIES, STORES, and OF H.
FICLS RICHARDSON 6 co.
Mh 1851 ills Main : rect.
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II AFI&kFS GARDEN.

II ATT&kF"S GARDEN. s.
~ rSh EN-. the'above PLFASURF-GARDEE,
..~ AZ! us Improvements, consisting Of a iarSe
.sSyti.d "itioe dwelling, six rooms: stables. t@e
,gSrII ,nh o+'-stanuS. forty beer r-artors, large
isll1 W pa''H'~I, Two brw!lDg. alleys FIVE sh9yei-
r.,r S",S"l ,ter and fixtures. swings. trspezes
-A.! ArI%s. gronnd. Apply 10 -.
d. THOMPSON BROWN,
t&A Eo.Ste Agent and Auctioneer
rb,o ,.,, l113 Main street,
--c-A,N.S.A opposite Dispatch Office.
pAfoRTABLE ROOMS, furnished "a
uafarnished. with BOARD, at H.a
NH s Mas. LYONS'S,
---ocooZw 500 Franklin street,
Fgh kEAT.-The spacious HALL@
IN, - formerly used by the First Virginia regi MS
AriniraS's,m. crntly IN The occupancy of SimouB q
.Lyr 14a1l as Iithogranhc establishments, Id
E:y H. ro"tr Hall, AT The corner OF Cary and
Power 'uctis, WA be rented with or WIsaout
'ppiF toellher Of the undersigned. .
nh 9 .oso u. CkUMP, Assignee;
@" ASA SNYDER.
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Schooner j. T.. Brown, Schooner Sallie NAL
Schooner Charles E. Raymond.
- e. Z. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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u HNUlNE OLD DIANORA TOBACCO.
Isn, genuine old DIAEORA TOBAcCO--the
80 caJ W, we @ 'nt Cnil carly II you want supply.
So c.dsies nTnrAkD nq n&rAkD sRAAD (Bsrdgroye'si,
W S.aahs sTkAWsEsRY TWIST Ho,t,er,s,.
500 NJ Wvl anu r,ehtecnIo the pound -,
sTno, nU sho on three pounos) fresh PEACHES
at Baltimore prices.
mh3 LOUIS y. B0SSIEU4,@ .
I412 Main greet
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L'OR RENT. DWELLING BIT Canal a.
s'r,d. corner OF Fourth street, with eight a:I
Rooms and Kitchen. The house has the usual con-
'euienc.s, anh Is Ia good order. Apply TO
NH l6 eod4l GkURBS h WILLIAMS.
kOR RENT. NEW BRICK HOUSE a.
Il No. $50 north Fourth street-newiy pa @sl
pef'J-sil rooms: modern improyementsi bath.
room on upper floor. Apply ut GIG AR-STORE
corner Ma n and Main. NH 14-6t
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OsT-sOME ONE BORROWED
La from us LARGE MAP, made by J. 4, Redd,
surveyor for Mr.. j. r. Crenshsw. showing the
HWest View, "Westwood.n and other lauds west
of the city. We will be much obliged by Its imme.
o. n,s ms reausf 1aus1 70 o"i ' GRuBBs WILLIAMS.
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They are organizing wagon comPaN
MES about May6ell to freight goods and
produce 10 and from Paducah on the Ohio
river, the charges on their railroad hav-
ing grown soexorbitant. Here is field
FIR practical work on the part Of our
Changers The country merchants and
farmers are sometimes grievously impos
ed upon by mereiless railroad corpora
tions-such Tor instance as the Mobile
road and the Northwestern. have at times
proven. Our people have redress III their
own hands, especially those so convenient
to the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Every
Grange institution should take the sub
iect under advisement and cooperate
with the local merchants in seeking pro-
lection from these exorbitant, unfair
freight rates. We have simply gotten out
of the habit of these things, and fail
easy. unresisting victims to these railroad
monopolies. Some Fulton merchants
have experimental on wagouing goods
received by river from Hickman, and find
it large saving. All that is needed IS
a sufficient move in this line to bring
these railroads to terms. To points con
venient to the Mississippi river we doubt
if railroads ever can carry freights as
cheap as wagons. To facilitate such en-
terprise. Hickman has an important duty.
and that is to encourage the building oil
good roads
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Brls,oXy al RusseI,ytue.

Greensboro Monitor We have been
repeatedly asked since the issue of our
last paper, what it was that Secretary
Bristow did at Russellville during the
war Only robbed the citizens of a
great many thousand dollars. That
all. He was commandant of Federal
volunteer regiment, was quartered in
that town, and levied "military con
tribution" on all citizens who had, or
were supposed to have, money. He
did precisely there what Col. Lon
Metcafe did about the same time at
Paris He robbed the people with
high hand, without authority of law
or even Of the War Department. What
he did with the money he alone, prob
ably, knows AS General Boyle de
MED giving "Metcalfe or any one else"
authority to prosecute the robberies,
aud made oath that none of the mon
ely was paid to him or any one connected
with the Department of Kentucky
headquarters. of course he must have
been ignorant of Bristow's little game
at Russelvile. 1t Is a matter that
needs IA good deal of explaining, par
ticularly of the ultimate destination
of the money forced from defenseless
citizens at the point of the bayonet
and by threats of imprisonment.
We print the above at the request OF
a citizen, but know nothing Of the
charge made If it is substituted,
Bristow won't run as we'll in Kentucky
as was thought.
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Ege.uelsa9ser This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneu-
monia, Lang Fever, Coughs, Colds, and
fatal results OF predisposition to Con-
sumption and other Throat and Lung
Disease. BosCnEEs GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this neighborhood for the
past two or three years without single
failure to cure. If you have not used
this medicine yourself, go to your Drug
gist, Buck & CowGILL. aud ask him Of
its wonderful success among his custo-
mers. Two doses will relieve the worst
case. If you have no faith in any medi-
cine, just buy Sample Bottle of Boschees
German Syrup for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size bottle 5 cents. Don't neg
lect a cough to save - cents.
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=. -. .. iLI or Tktts oa----s'.ess..
u.s. auether.
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Ess.,,ortant 40 EEom.ekeep-

WE are Offering splendid bargains in
Carpets and Floor oil Cloths.
Bleached aud brown Damast Table
Linuens.
Turkey Red and Buff Table Linnens.
Towels, Towelings and Crash.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings.
Marsellies Counterpanes.
Extra quality Bed Ticking-single and
double width.
1t viii pay you to examine our goods
and prices j. Il. PLAUT x BRO.
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WORK FOR lie UNEMPLOYED!
TEE TEEIsFLE EDITION

IS the only fuilyllustratcl EIition os s;r
Walter Scott 5 - ''il
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angels
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Esse. JOHN BULBS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR TIE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE.
OR CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated meli-
cine justly claims for it a superiority over
all remedies ever tfered to the public for
the sqfe, speedy andpsrmaRent cure of Ague
and Fever or ChiIs and Fever, whether
of short or long sanding. lie refers to
the entire Western and Southern country
to bear him testimony to the truth of the
assertion, that limo case whatever Will
it fail to cure if the directions are strict
ly followed and carried out. In great
many cases single dose has been sulh-
cient FOR a cure, aad whole families have
been cured BIZ single bottle, with a per
feet restoration Of the general health.
1t is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to cure, if its use Is con-
tinued in smaller discs for week or two
after the disease has been checked more
especially in difiult and long-standlng
cases. Usually this medicine will not
require any aid 10 keep the bowels IN
good order Should the patient, however,
require a eathar ne medicine, after hav-
ing taken three orfour doses of the tonic,
a single dose of Bulls Vegetable Family
Pills will be sufficient.
The genuine SMITH 5 ToHIG SYRUP must
have DIR. johns Balls private stamp on
each bottle. DR.. John Bull only has the
right to manugactare and sell the origi-
nal John j. Smiths Tonic syrup, OF Louis
vile, Ky. Esamine we'll the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not
on each bottk, donot purchase, or you
will be deceived.
ID j O , u ID u | l /,
Smiths TssiST7RP,
Bulls SarapariIla,
P-7fl'S Ea5n.a Ts%L.1-
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Much praise and commendation is

due the energetic and enterprising hous e
of Powell s Bro. Four years ago they
commenced building up trade in the
machine and and farm implement bust
ness. BY dint of perseverance and COM
mendable energy, they now control the
trade in several counties. Indeed, we un-
derstand they canvassed this spring some
four or five counties. Two of their house,
and some times three, have been travel
ing and canvassing the surrounding
country all spring. They deserve the
patronage and encouragement of every
farmer. Farmers can do as well through
these men as any where
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-26
Temperance Lec,ure.

for Kentucky, and pronounced one of the
most eloquent and forcible temperance
speakers and workers in the land, is to
make a thorough canvass Of the Purchase
counties. The following is list of APP
pointments, which viii be added to for
Hickman county, next week
Hickman, Wednesday, May 3lst.
Tyler, Thursday. June lst.
Cayce's station, Friday, jane ,.
Jordan Station, Saturday, June 3.
Fulton, Sunday, June f.
Clinton, Monday, June 5.
'The lecture at Hickman viii be at the
Methodist Church.
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Dr.. J. 3. sTAnsDs OF

DROPoSES TO TBS -.
L diseases Made Speciality.
Chronic picers, Tumors, Rheumatism ism,
capsivsr, and Kidney Dis snss@.. f Epi-
s, sore fe sys White swelling c bills
lspslc sesrvy, Gravel Impotence. sb Slisy
F Female weakness and e 6spspsis sypS
ilic and private diseases "ars s". experience in
Hssi1s naa art l0 he feels confident tha. he
the the s siss sssssfsolion to all who may wish
his assistance. ,...ee can secure boar
at Tsss0Sa attention r given to those under
his care. ... Hotel. Clinton ot-'
,. olnosmK Ky. Once open from = =
until P. NJ Dr. J. B. STAMPEh.
! dcc24-1m
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SOB WORK.

The COURIER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new jon TYPE; also, full
supply of LETTER, NoTE and BILL-HEAD
PAPFR. CARDS, &c. and can do work in the
neatest style and at city prices.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-26
COngrarulatorY.

I Hellcome 10 the C0Wicr-ItS Stand
ing s0ih tie DeH,ocracy-The Con-
dlfton Of our Farmers Farming
Implements, Etc.
To the Editor of the Courier;
The writer has just learned that
/ Geo Warren is again in control Of the
Hickman COURIER as publisher aud
editor. These are glad tidings to your
numerous friends aud admirers. We
we're even 10th to give you up as the
god father of democracy ia the First
/ District We congratulate the party
aud the people upon our good luck, in
having the honest, able, Independent
f Geo Warren, as our leader 10 the great
political battle to be fought this year,
the great centennial year, 1876. May
you aim well, and throw many bomb
she'll into the enemies ranks. Much
depends upon the Press of the coun
try for success, and we know your tact,
skill and above these, int gritty, in pc
litical warfare. May journalism prove
as profitable to you as in days OF yore,
is but the wish OF every democrat in
the First District.
The above is not written with any
upkird feeling. or want Of appreciation
towardv the retiring editor, Mr J. q.
Wilson, whom the writer knows to be
b kind, gSpiafshsartess gentIemal, and
Of no mean ability, andsuresy d esenxes
better sneeessiban he has haS11sjour
a 8. Eziscausea hest k-z2Nn to
hs.as Z - f,4:i Y 49, q
Sc 'sson. give the 11sws %
: a s5ssIlS ..sASssah.e writer has picked
n - fes 4 IS By the wa Eside, while
,Isnrn ming around for the sale Of ma
chinery, labor saving Implements etc.
+ End our people IN anythipg bat
Good condition. They complain fear
fully Of hard times, great scarcity of
nancy. failure Of crops, insects destroy
mo tobacco plants, latcness of the
snring. wheat looking shabby, and poor
.nrn-not looking near so well as two
weeks ago, the wife net we'll, etc. The
iatter worse than all else. (Don't you
Ink so. George?) Well, nothing de-
.nrs drummer. They are possessed
- hard faces-quite cheeky. | sym
oa,hise with them, aud tell them they
ill outlive all this, and commence to
tslk machinery-tell them they must
have neutrality-suspicious. saving farm
;mnlements, TO get out of these troub-
IasEto make money. | try to get them
- look at the bright side of the pic
tnre and finally sell machine of some
sinJ leave well pleased with my sue
cess and they themselves IN much bet
e .ar humor. There has been a great
Seal of sickness in our sections
he mast winter and early spring, at
. IN with fatal results, but now the
neral health is good. | hope all may
20, work out well to our people; add
| ye76 PROVE in every sense jubilee
- - 70 the American people, by the
SS,ao,;on of Tilden or Hendricks to the
pres;lyncy. Either will please your
j. WEST POWELL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-26

TRIGG county is excited over the Sc
ductiou of beautiful young girl by a
married man. Nothing was suspected
until the day she was to have been
married to clever young fellow, when
she became a mother.