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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14


The Frankfort Woman, contains
the text of ,Rige McMauama' charge
to the grand jury Of Franklin county.
Ne have had occasion to quote Judge
MoMeusna before, as he almost
irvariatiy manages to Prrpple man,
fully with the subject OF the proper
trearmeu; Of crime and does his duty
in charging jnrymen, leaving them
90 excuse whateyor for failure in do
ing their DUTY We call attention to
tbis little extract from the Judge =
charge:
L, il fact that you all well know
that crime 10 Kentucky Is ou the
increase, a.. ia fact, il is almost every
where. Pick up any newspaper and
read ct outrsgcs that are becoming
tear,uilY common over the whole
country. Wherever his state of crime
exIsts-ahereeer it Is on the increase
I can attribute 1t t. no other cause
than th1t the jurles of the country
tail in the discharge ot their duties.
| the grand jury would iudict parties
thar deserve Indictment different
-ta or morals, aui certainly a differ
cut state. OF crime, would exist Jurie,
ARE too much given to the idea that
they must give the muu on trial the
benefit Of every trivial circumstance
his position in society, his being an
old neighb2r. his high character in the
community; aud the 6r-t thing that
this jury does, Is 10 ascertain how
much OF this testimony eau We over
lak q order 60 justify ourselves fore
ne law ahi before the po5pie If thar
j. the motive or potion oi this jury,
it would be better for the court that
they would adjourn uati another
Grrud jury should eome Il Is M
duty TO render TO you the law-to il
-jruct YOU a., 20 what the law Is when
YOU come to the trial Of c1-e. and ID
is for this jury to make up the guilt
or the iuGJceuca oi the person arrlign-
el before The bar OF thls court: uud
eben Justice is not always d0ue 10y the
decision Of ole OF these juriss, il T.,
always found that these jUtymeu are
The first 10 cry out against the court>
OF The country confess, aud
confess it with shame and very re-
l0ct.nrIy, that trials by juris4 10 This
country -,e a;s2-t becoming mock
cries Oi Jastlce
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i &c sesy Was in Gne ESlack
FILLS

eF'lis
The army already has another
Indiln war en- its hands, brought aboat
u very familiar way.
Every body recalls how earnestly
he Sioux chiefs pleaded at Washing
ION, few mouths since, not to be
ent to tie Missouri liver re<eryation-
Al unhealthy region, they declared
shieh would destroy their families
You love your children, said enc
.hicf, $50 DO l love mine. aud do not
tant rhcm 20 die. They were in-
nlmed that, as the contract had bee,.
=laie 10 take them to the Missouri
hey must 20.
Tie result that We see might hav,
been anticipated, though it appears t,
ave surprised Hays and Schurz
: arted on their long journey iare il
he season. some .of the InIi,ns ar
ill on the read While icy blasts ar
now storms are sweeping the region
nut a part OF he warriors from r.,
Clouds baud have broken away an,
ken tie war naih
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Plevra has SURRENDERED and Il
.Turks must surrender very soon.

Turks must surrender very soon.
Mr.. rorHrI f NOn'resser has
withdrawn from Il editorial manage
meut of the Blandville News.
It's almost time for Tho Trieg
County Democrat to hoist the name
of Oscar Turner FOR Congress.
Eus.is has been admitted to III
Senate At last This makes TIE
Senate fun for the FIRST time since tie
war.
Congress will adjourn to January
10 Imm ediately on its reas-cnb
ling The friends of the Mississippi
Levee will push this project to a
vote.
TUE levying Of tax upon coffee
auI ten. as proposed by President
-Huye- ~ o-airecs p'uudcriFg Of the
people already poor.
The Workingmen's Party 10 Loa;s
Vile has lost It's enthusiasm since
Blant Duncan was deibroned. On
TUESDAY last they were badly beaten
ac the municipal election in that city
ilore than eight hundred addition
Al troops are on their way to the Ri o
Grande frontier. Those BON bastic
Mexicaos who are 50 anxious to meas
u-e arms with United States troops
will have an opportunity to do so very
soJu.
RUSSIA IS the theatre Of a new sect
Ienomiuated the Purifiers The
leading doctrines Of the sect teach
that all persons must marry on coming
Of age. hat the wife must be recog
nized IS the head Of the family, aud
that the husbanl must comics, his sine
TO his wife once a week
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en- az Gs2ssSss OEsS VOs.ssS
CAN'T RSEAD.
ssOrA for fsie Kentucky r..
iaiatSsre,

The Courier journal makes an in
teresiing review of the annual report
Of the Kentucky Superintendent #
Public Schools. The startling nu-
nouncement IS piade that more than
Que third the voters of Kentucky can
neither read or w,ite. No wonder
demagagues hold such fearful ipau
ence.
According TO the report before u,
there are DOT less than 10000 schoo.
children Included in the school ceusu-
who ARE growing up in absolute ig
norance of the very elements Of an
English education" Aud, we may
add, that they will grow up to injure
he good name OF Kentucky by Idle
ness and positive crime.
The Superintendent degc;es cousid-
eratle space to the subject OF the diff
Guilty Of securing legislation for th,
efficient government OF our Nmmou
schools, aud he attributes il, probably
with justice, AN oyerweeniug respec
for ayarice and fear Of offending IL
norance." The truce with avarice and
ignorance must certainly be broken
aud sc sincerely hope that the coming
Legislature will cut loose from such
traditions aud take bold ahd Thor.
oughly aggressive stand for education.
progress. The fact that Que third OF
our voters can q2t read is euo'sh TO
startie any thoughtful msu, ari imPeI
him to take up his line of rarch .for
lodrl instead Of backward With the
Legislature rests the du. of e9Rctius
such laws as will place eur school sys
tenn on par with thatst other States.
Additional State taz,a3n Is not uece,-
snry. but provision fer local taxation
to increase the per caPnt will Do it
The youngest of the Northern State
leaves Us in the rear in this respec,
The difference is ihat there N, pe2Pi-
are rciiting &c b, tared far the support
IF schoots in their townships or lis
triets.
Superintendent Henderson gives u
some very interesting points on the
subject OF he methods OF developing
The Kentucky school system, which
We will notice al another time.
The report shows that 532 colored
-chools were taught last year aut ,ha
.he people Of that race exhibi, an 10
.rea>ed interest III the subject Of edu
;ation. If they would pay the pei. .
TX, the nteudent thjuSs toe. +
Der eaPut would equal that ct toe
Whites, which l. certainly small enon. .
Inailed Is it generally Is by Iriya.e
airport.
There are in the State 500 Will,
ehooI districts in which schools were
lught. and Thirty xix districts ehe..
10 school, were taught Teachers 10
titute, have beeu held in every eoua
=, and there nre five district a->ecia
ions nd one State association, and d
east 200 600 children out Of Tie halt
million enjoying Instruction This L.
"A brief, the encouraging aspect of the
ituation. The work j. slowly pro
ressing on limited means. Coco
ehool houses are needed, and plenty
f them Ski!Iful and conscientious
eachers are needed, and plenty o.
lcm Above all, public Interest 80
iueation Is needed to increase the
,ope and efficiency OF the common
;hools.
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1875. MEAN WORK.

1890 = q ~ u q IA. ISfS-
As the time approaches for the renewal
of subscriptions, Tbs Sun, would remind
its friends and wellwis Ssss everywhere,
that It Is again "A candidate Tor their con-
sl-era'iou and support. Upon lis record
for tie past ten years II relics for con-
tIuuaIce OF the hearty sympathy aad gen
erous co operation Ohich have hitherto
been extended 10 il from every quarter OF
the Union.
The DAILY SUy is a four page-sheet Of
. columns, price by mail, post paid, %
cents IA MONTH or 81 50 per year.
The SUNDAY edition of Tue SuS IS an
eight-page sheet of 56 columns. While
giving the news Of the day, il also con
talns large amount Of literary ana u us
ceilaneous matter specially prepared Tor
II. HE SUNDAY Sun has met vita great
success. Post paid ) 70 year.
THE WEEKLY SUN
Who does not know THIS WEEKLY suS
IL circulates throughout the United STATES
the CanaIas, aud beyond. Ninety ihon
sand families greet its welcome pages
weekly, and regard it in the hght OF
guide, counsellor, ani friend. Us news,
editorial, agricultural, and literary de-
partments make it essentially Journal
for the family and the freside. Terms :
ONE DOLLAR year, post paid. lhis price,
quality considered, makes il the cheapest
newspaper published. For CLUBS oil ten,
with SO cash. we will send an extra copy
free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun, n. y City.
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IA - iOs@ = cesSa Ez "a t-sa 2 81
l. Is now conddcudy asserted lhat
he Graad Jury ..iii take kellogg ~
aand tbs winter aui oaIi mr 10
couneea1a ritn SOME laiG-- ia'aa>,e
) associated with anditJrai crooked
uess and Funding Board symua~tlea
The iroos are nos ia the lire, aud It
ui,i soon Je seen to what extent they
may burn SAID prominent member
Of the Stare Senate last evening 10
our reporter: w. z. Kellogg has
been voted sen; il the United states
Senafe but be is not desdued 70 DC
cuPy .hat place aoy loager9sthaa
year, or perhaps two yeara. Ja-t as
soon a. The Legislature l. convened /
Intend to offer joint resolution de
clarina that W. +. kellogg Was never
olected United States Senator from
Louisiana, aud that jude Spoiford
was duly elec'ed 20 represent this State
in the Federal Senate. 1t Is bat a
question OF time when the Democrats
viii OBTAIN coutroal Of the Senate, aud
wita that joint resolution before them,
they will undoubtedly expel this man
Kellogg from their body New
Orleans PicaVuue.
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4 N7fslassAc.

Squire Grucc, enc OF oar oldest cii.-
zen~, cas- our at entiol 60 4 missase in
the article from the hicku.au CoUgIE2 Gu
80; Ere--iooai req sehtdtion when was
copied III tue Demo-r4t OF tis lS'h ult.
The CoURtEE says Hon. } I,,A.u,ray was
IN Con gress from 1876 u Sr27 Ia 1916
Ma ray was not over sixteen years o.,
aud did 40 even resiie "a the Sia,e. lie
represented lie D.strict IN 1881 instead
~ lion. Edward bumsey. of MubIerbars
county as the CouNIER stated A. thai
time huhlehhur- was not in tnis District.
As 70 who represented us from 1916 o.
81 We are not iIliortaed, bat We Icpe
some OF our citizens vino we're Hoiisiny
politics - that time wall eniiehteu Us.
" should Ike to near from Squire John
Eaker- of this city, on the subject May-
field Democrat.
Collins History of Kentucky
page 100, suys, Hon Jno l. Murray
after y HON the town OF Murray was
uamed, afterwards served il Cougres-
eleven years This is our authorlty
Squire Grace may be righi; but ii 80
collin's history mas made au apparen.
! oiunder.
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q SiDgzasssr EsPgs7esf That
Must sace Gxs,;eIk5e<E

: HAVE time aud again requested he
Tax payers OF Fulton county to come
forward and pay their taxes Some re-
sponded cheerfully while others have
thus far failed to comply with this rea-
sonabie request I shall hereafter cease
to lmporiune with those in detaIlt-but
will ask their horses, mules, cattle hogs
sheep corn, wheat, tohaccoc household
aud kitchen furniture, land and tene-
meuts TO pay their taxes. These will
certainly respond to ne demand under
the manipulatioas of the Sheriff and his
Deputies. This, January 201h, 1877.
j. r. WALKER, Sheriff.
jan25 If
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Mr.. Cannon. the DELICATE to Con-
greSs from the territory of Utah has
introduced bill to receive thai ter
ritory into the Government as state.
If his bill should become law, then
the government would peed standing
army of 100 600 men to keep Brighams
dominion uader It's laws.
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THE New York Times says; You
had as we'll forget your churches aud
your school houses a. to forget your
local paper. 1t speaks to ten time.
The audience your ministers DO. 1t j.,
your representative, and the world 80
receives it. II il has lower spiri
snI less wisdom than sermon, it Ia
= thousand times better chance at you
and your effort to depreciale it dePr,-
criates yourself.
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rake Th,~ .or TexaS re,er

Galveston News.
The papers in the older Southern
States continue Ia note The departure
of emigrants in hordes for Texas. and
to deprec1se the jytis f;,faas that leads
them - seek their fortunes = the
West. 1t may seem Surprising, but il
is a fact. that the same depfecatory
feeling is to certain exteul shared by
the people Of Texas. The uove,t,
and sensational effects. formerly
experienced with patriotic pride at
Witnessing the grIndest stream OF
immigration that ever poured into any
American State, have greatly diminish
Ell ani a more practical view If IN
subject now obtains It's true thai
our politicians. embryonic as we'll s
fun nedged, aspiring TO future pubic
donors, may prefer to see he til
come on 10 promisenOu~ and una batting
volame, having AZ eve 20 the mere sc
OF Congressional representation after
tie census of 1850; but the majority
Of thous hful Texans do not care amy
longer tEissee the coming oiSte penn.
less aud s!i'tlsss element, hch foru-
M sma' Fraction Of the anfTal iodaz
Of poppaiipn. This IS more or the
sake OF poor Immigrants than Tor any
other consideration
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CIa.s Leg.s,a.Inn wanted.
INayfell Leader. ]

Two onbe best classes If Kentucky 5
population have been passing memo
rials aud petitions for relief We
n-san the printers aud dogs The
first want printing law passed;
the second t1x-law repealed Or
course. there will be bills, resolutions,
etc OF minor importance before the
Legislature, but the two important
measures named will, no doubt re
quire tho most grave consideration.
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EDDLIX VAEsDES

- "a E21 90 SD " 4.
HICER4N. KENTUCKY,
JOS. STEAGALA, Proprietor.
KEEPS TIE FINEST OF
CIGARS AND LIQUORS.
Also Sarlines, Oysters, Pigs-Feei, SC.
mayo 1y
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Hon john Blue of Crittenden. will I e
IN the neli as n candidate Tor Congress
xt Spring. And 50 viii Hon. Fen,
Sims of Trigg, and 50 wlll uou. v. J
stone o. Lyon, and so will
Bat t'mc enough yet.-Prince,on Banner
*Meaning q. t. Allen, editor Of the
Princeton Banaer. Speak out frie nd
Allen, remembering
Who blowelh rot his own Bazoo,
The same shall not be blown.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

II YOU want hue oil Robinson or
i Bourbon Whisky, 90 Ito
APT f BOwX'S
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Obiou county is sending strong
delegation to rczss this season
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HEa UsAg Mas0Sa AZ vsAsi
The Cause "sid Roinis En-
VaE5 ed

The Masonic order IS so old ard
yenersbis so tborouEhly established
ia It's principles, tene's and customs
that aar between its elements is SO
rare and onu-aaI. dat the middle now
pepdipg between Kentucky Ma~on-,
creates considerable interest, not ouly
anon, The broiberhood, but among
the whole pubic. Il may be remark
Cd tha,4he present. war is one Of prin
ciple and the iuct that the question j.
to be settled BY tie civil courts Of The
State makes it strikinsiy Interesting
HISTORY OF THE FEuD.
Some months ago the Grand Lodge
Of Kentucky passed resolution, as
sessipg each individual Mason Of the
State with a tax of 81, annually for
tive wears. for the bcueft of the Mid
ow's and Orphans Home # Louisville
The proposition was dependent upon
majority vote Il ne Ma,ous. not OF
the Isdss., q a. vote was to be
taken Oh day throughout the
State. o. the election day, out OF
twenty ODD thousand Masous in the
State, sonsthing less than six thousand
voted Tor, and about three thousand
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St. Charles Hotel.
L. SCEHARFE. Proprietor.

CITUATED convenient 10 Railroad De-
- pot ami Steam boat landing watch
kept day n-lnigh,. Charge= fc@'0n"hle.
sept-l u
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

There IS an effort being made at
mon City 10 improve aud ornament
thc cemetery for The unknown rebels
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

Strawberries are ripe and mignonetres
oiooming near SeottsLoro, Ala Ala. Ex.
Lmph They were ripe here six
months ago
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

The PoPe OF Rome continues a, the
poiu, VI death.
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LOSSES :

losses Agency
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
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MoRGAYATTO MfRRI1GEs.
The Left-Irnnded wives Of Finteen Mnjestics
and Royal uiRhnesscs.

Tho list OF morganatic marriages con-
tract ii by princes of the royal houses OIL Europe
c3mrrises niteGn n,nmes, us to,lowsi ,. T.,
The Archduke Henry Of Austria. born IN
1928. Younger son OF the late Archduke Reg
nior who was at ono. time yiceroy of iombardy
and Venetin married at BatWn, in the Tyr0l.
Fob 4. 1903 Fraulcin Leoroldne Hoffman born
in 1872, and now utilized Frau Won NnidecA.
Prince Charles OF Baden, born in 1872 young
or brother Of the reigning Grand Duke. mar
ricd May II. 1871 Baroness liosaic Louise Won
li,us born in 1915. and created Countess Won
Prince Louis Duke Of Dava~'r. born I'm 1891
aud elder brother of the Empress OF Austria,
was married. at AugshGr, May 25., loJ1, t.
tifIe - Baroness won Wal.arsne.
Prince Louis de- Bourbon. born In 1915. eldest
son ol the Count OF Aluila, u" late teignins
the 2OiA ~ March. 1863. to Nile. Marie llamcl.
born "a 1Sl7 who is how entitled Princesse do
Prince Alexander Of Hess Darms,adt born in
1922 younger brother Of the lpta Grand Duke
- JuuH Vyr u"Nkei ugnsht.r oI, w h!o
Poland. She WINS first created Countess. OF
Batrnhurg, and in 1893 was raised by her
brother in-law, the Grand Duko Louis Ill, TO
the dignity of Princess. title which is also
Prince FREDERICK Of sleswlck- Hols,eln-son-
dechurg Angus ierbur0 bern ia 1880. was mar
rcd May II. 1870. at Oot'Gr tIolsteinl, 90 Frau
lein Carm, litC Eis anblntt daughter Of u ner-
chant in Venezuela The Prince has receivcd
from the Gerinnn Emperor The title Of Count
Won Noar for himself and his deseendnnis.
The King Of Italy, whose first wife died in
1875. WAS ,romarried 2 lew years ago TO ne
Countess Npsina de MlrallOfl, whose family
name Is not stated.
Prince Elimar OF Oldenburg. born IN lsll,
brother on his mothers side OF tho rcigning
Grand Duke contracted Il nioreon0tic alliance
a. the end 81 last year. The particulars as 10
which are wunting
llis cousin Prince Nicholas. born In 1910, and
Colonel IN the RUSSIAN service, was married
on May ~. 1868. - the widow OF Count Won
Doun.u. WI has received I'll" title VI Countess
Won Men .nhyrE.
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rnou n.ipnsM TO rln oi11ows.



4 solemn religious ceremony occurred at
~. l.Dar ford on the Bre1o- 'stDr1ey; the
inIt.-l 10y irUHr-'n Of IN" ,l4prcu man
l.,4v Davis. WHO l- sous -. "a Go b.. hnng"l ON
tNe 6th insf. j. YVES Desired hlth hy Che oln-
tsyrl,d man gni TIE uutIcrues. o. have tn"
Dti f.o.}. conducted ~ ga, ty and privately az
possible. but iy p zoe m'Du- me news l'I hHi
out ,nl 70 consii rnn" row }. m"-ti', co|9red
Ivople. g.fA, rcd az tie iJrd. JaAer MgHheoi
Il '1.upau ed hy several deputy sheriff and
eon-,ah.e-. conveyed the pri- AR from tho igil
in 20 wagon. nrflyins 10 tuH river az about 10
O'Clock D0v-w1r' sil-ck.os ON his wrists nd
ankles. and although his locomo'on YVES l.r-
tHctiN n.-y. l4gse precautions to fE-r WITH the
guards, at ,ly lreclUded any thought OF cs-
cape.
Arriving no rivers edge tho prisoner was
assist 4 re. tAo wagon aud mot by the Rev.
StorAei COZ, pastor az lhc coorel Baptist
church i'm ;h- .t, who Is ACTING as L. -i rit-
ull ADVISER. iln r-rnu4ynV pro coded "a. f'ly,
and Wa oyer. on coming ont OF tn water
IN. lr,~ 'n'r arpr1r'l somewhat an" tea ani
gave ir"' vent o. 10, emotions. expires ing nls
gratitude tr0t h' had h"cu unle 70 have the
sol 'nA orlu .n'r administered, Tho WAGON
WIS hon driven rapidly 10 ~. JAM an ltcia ~
street me party went up s'ut-. AND ti' irln
doors closed onto mora on Pc.ry Davis. up' 10
b. opousl Nor hinl until the closing scene Oh
Ilurs lay, tl4H % ltl.