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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04
K OnO POUNDS OF WOOL WANT

may4-It J. fl. PLAUT & BRO.
The scientists in forecastiug the
weather, predict bright, clear sunshine
for May and June. and splendid harvest
season The prediction is made by the
u s. Signal Service corps, the highest
authority this side of "waiting and
seeing"
NJ OTTTNGHAM LACE CURTAINS-25
~ cents per yard.
may4-lt J. H. PLAUT & BRO.
A short communication on the sub
ject of = Gravel ROAD, on the State road,
is delayed this week. Keep the matter
live and talk to your neighbor about it..
Ten thousand dollars will build it, and
one hundred stockholders At ten dollars
year for ten years will secure that
amount Compare this with the cost of
your present system, and first thing you
know you are a live, good road man.
Onn PAIR KID vES-slightiy
ZUO soiIed-at so cents-former
price 81 80.
may4-lt J.. H. PLAUT s BRO.
READ THIs Local The present
common school trustee for the Hickmsu
district is the right man in the right
place, and shau Id BE kept in said position
so long ss he will consent to endure tn e
burden 1t is thankless, prohtiess
place, bat one of great Importance TO ID r
well being of this community. The com
mon school system, deride it as you may.
cannot be dispensed with. Il is the grand
work FOR the enlightenment of the rising
generation, and for the protection of the
morals OF hat society in which our chill
dren are to live. 1t has its faults. il is
unpopular with many, but the objections
and faults can be remedied by time and
experience. II has been 80 in older com
muuities and il will he so with IA. We
have got TO progress slowly. This brin gs
us to the point. Mr. McCutchen. the
trustee, needs $3.50 more revenue 70 &C
complish the proposed improvements and
changes. That is to say to secure aROth-
er teacher, separate buildings, and TO
divide the school into male and female
departments. We suggest a poll tax OF
20 eente a head inIthe district for that
purpose, and that poll be opened At the
regular term TO test the proposition.
The property: of the district is now dis
propOriIonately taxed for school pur-
poses, aud hence we do not favor any ad-
ditional al valorum tax
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04

Jeans pants from 80 cents to ST so;
WOrking-mens pants, 80 to 50;
Union Cashmere, % to 50 %;
Job lot cashmere, to So 40;
Fancy plaid suits latest styles, 4 10 to S.;
All wool Scotch cass. suits, SO Is;
Handsome dress coats and vests, to IL CO.
Also, an entire new line of Gents, Youths
ana Boys Fur, Felt and Straw Hats.
Es1SSaa~W We are now manufacturing our own
Clothing, therefore we can guarantee a per-
feet fit. No trouble to show Goods.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04
A FULL LINE OF

Ladies shoes, in ali Styles and OF the
Very Best Make, Cheaper Than Ever
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04
j. H. Brown.
How ~ works.

Has one of the most complete Family and
Fancy Grocery Stores in town. lapr2'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04

IF YOU want fine old Robinson or
il Bourbon whiskey. GO to
APT. !. f. BOWS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04

In Gentlemen's Hats
We Nave a Pull aud Complete Stock
Embracing all the New Styles in Fur
vosl. Straw, Panama, .nd LeghOrn Hats,
A Bottom Prices.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04
WE SELL

Only the Most SUBSTANTIAL GOODS,
and at as Low Prices as Can Be, Outside
Of New York City.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04

TTNHE MATCHLESS-is the best Cigar
ever sold in Hickman for cents
Found at Tapr27l j. r. BROWNS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04
PROFESSIONAL.
DOCrORr

CATLET & WATSON
WILL ATTEND TO ALL CO.
w Ofhee at DR.. CstIet's, "a -Ls-
corner OF jackson aud CunberIa "a "a enes.
n
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NOTICE {!

New ORLEANS, March p, 1877.
Ma. II. c. WILKES, from this date
ceases to be in my employ. He is not
authorized to collect, or settle any ac-
counts in my name.
aprl3 & OSCAR CHOPIN.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04

sa-rhe only place in Hickman to
get RODGERS Custom Made Ladies
Kid Shoes-every pair Warranted.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04
Headquarters for Clothing

we are up with the Styles and Down
with the Times in Prices.
EE<@g~A word to the wise is Sufficient
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04

A New aud full Stock OF. Gents
Clothing. Furnishing Goods. &c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04
ALL THE NOVELTIES

In silk HAadkerchiefs, Neck Ties, scarfs
&C., at Popular Prices
sN-A full line Of Boots and Shoes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-04

aud the County Court has no power to
revise It's action thereon. 50 you see
JInGE- TlI ARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

Steamship Richmond, Kelley. Norfolk. with mdse. and
70 old Do% ion CO. COZ. to Read
ship Sor rhOrgersen. 50 days. in ballast to
to AncSors At sander look oe
Ebenezer Nor sorensen Bristol "a days. in ballast
Bark Gis) Acerd Waterford SO days. in ballast
Bark Ilnero tall Cntini Gloucester Aug 10. with salt
Comma Nor sOeand stavangsr SO in ballast
BARK yanaas So5 schwen'en staveDscr Al days. in
speranI4 Nor Andersen "a days. in ballast
PARK IsPa6ik SGsr) Fortmaun. Bremen as days. with
Bark Guanito ta JaccarrinO Genoa 60 days in ballast
Baird Co Philadelphia, Greenlea Rio IA
metro days Wit coffee TO order vessel to ~ winchester
Brig Edwin Rowe. Gririn Angostura rs days with Noes
Brig Marie Dsa Bqic'd Apg9nla "a days wi5s salt Ito 2
Amelia from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. oct 2l.-Arrfved. James e. Brett, OF Deal
Mayor Sew York iosh Eliza Bsrss Vssey
Cleared 9Th. BARK Brunswick, Hutchinson, New-fork
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALTIMORE Oct 2l-Arrived steamships vneand, Brown
New-f ork; Elizabeth, Wood Philadelphia
man. Plat Rchmond: Ohio Morrison liverpool Leopard
Wiley Newbnrygors Allentown M'ls, Boston, BerAs Pen
Bosfqs oct brig Daisy CBr) outerOrdse
DISASTER.
LsPoy Oct 2s American snip F g E a SaP
metro Oct l9th with eaky upperwOrEs.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2l.-The White Line steamship
Germsnc Capt Kennedy. from New York oct 10 for Liver
pool. arrived here at O'Clock this afternoon.
The American Line steamship Pennsylvania Capt Harris
PHILADELPHIA IL for Liverpool arrived here to
The steamship Sicily, capt Harhoard from philadelphia
Oct for Liverpool arrived here to-day.
PLYMOUTH oct 2lTho Hamburg Ansrlca3 Limo steam
for Hamburg, arrived here to-day.
HAvnE Oct The General Transatlantic Co.'S steamship
Amerique Capt Dey0r from NewY0rk Oc 10, arrived al
Plymouth. Eng this morning and entered the Hayre
basin Al 9:30 tonight.
For other ship WIRE SSepnf PIg,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE THOMAS CONCERTS.

The third of Thomass popular concerts was
spte OF the bad weather. large aud brilliant
audience The overture to IannLauser the aDegretVO
from Beethoven's Eighth symphony, symphonic poem
by santsaens e. The Youth Of Hercules y. never heard
here before a new brilliant and striking " Carnival"
piece by Gdraud, and the favorite Bocchenm Mlnuet
made an attractive list OF for the orchestra
the Swedish LADIES' gave FIVE OF their partsongs' and
young Lchtenberg played, with his usual taste
Wieniawskrs Legend and Mazourka, Visuxtemps'-
wen-known Gsvotte. etc. TIE symphonic poem
deserves to be heard often. 1t ID work OF highly
poetcs spirit and Ike nearly all the best compositions
Of sanaeus OF elegant form and serious purpose The
motto attached gives excellent idea OF its chsrac
ter Hercules tue outset of life is tempted Oy nymph
and bacchantes 10 enter upon the seductive road OF
pleasure but he chooses instead the difficult path o. VII
tue the eud OF which he immortal glory saint
saeus treats legend with grace that seems TO De
peculiarly French but with power freedom and mas
tery Of the orchestral in which he approaches much
nearer 70 the modern German school than per
hals any other living musician OF his nation.
Tie Roccherini Minuot is characteristic OK
ample OF composer who has been not
tpaptlv called a romantic Sebastian Bach Of chamber
music" The honor Of Inyentng at least developing,
the modern instrumental quartet. which belongs TO
HAYDN mas been unjl claimed for BoccherlnL Con
teu,porsneousy with HAYDN. however, he cultivated
with the happest those charming minor forms Of
orchestral music which lie at the foundation Of the
Eymphony Extravag lnty praised hundred years ago.
and afterwards unfairly deprecated his music has be-
Sn % assume Of late years the honorable position to
which it Is fairly entitled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToN, Oct 81, 1877.
treatise on money ana Legal tender IN the United
States is aoout 10 be issued by Dr. Linderman.
Only the House was in Saturday, and that body
remained al the Capitol only few moments Nothing
was done.
Accounts received from all parts OF the United states
show that wheat crop, this yea is the largest that
has ever been produced IN this country
The State Department has received official connrma-
uon OF tine dispatch, that the Mexican local
authorities ~ MdtIm0ras have released the Tour re-
naming raiders from the RIO Grande JAN.
General Hawley here, doing what he in favor or
Con gressona action provide the enaton Of
the United states at the Paris Exposition. Il Is said
mission tue FAIR should the appointment OF one he
authorized.
United Stiles senator John W Johnston, OF virginia,
hss Just returned from trip ~ Pennsylvania in the In
terest OF emigration to Virginia At York and Harris
bdTg had large and Interested audiences tie IS so
much encouraged as 10 make Glransemenis Tor more
extended tour later IN the season.
The Director Of the Mint In receipt Of information,
tina the recent the price OF SILVER due to the
famine ia certain Districts Of mdis for which large guam
OF procured direct rom SIAM ana 5I''i
sent there payment TIE silver came from IJncon'
where the Genera; Government freely supplied u
The United states Consul al Odessa inform, the De
partment o. state that disease mas lately broken Out
among cattle In section OF South Ru ria, from when
hundreds VI thousands u cattle have ureilJ uf %
malignant s disease thai In many Villages thcIe ~
scarcely OK LEFT 10 the Impoverished ihH'D
itants
The annual report Of Dr. Jno ST. Woodwork, in charge
OF the Marine Hospital will snow the collection, during
the last fiscal year. OF 1872 465 and the expenditure OF
g3eS Jy5 The number OF eeumen relieved Vas ly,Z--,
ana the average ga 05 each which was the lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
TIE CHINESE QUESTION.

This is the title Of new farce which was
produced at tine Union Square Theatre on Saturday
night as a supplement 10 the drama Of struck on,
and with and Mrs williamson in the principal parts
The chief facts necessary constitute record OF this
farce have already published in this Journal IL Is
conventional in strucure-that is to say it fashioned
according TO an old and we-wOrn mode-but IL is APP
posite living topic 1t bright 1t is fun OF frole;
and affords Mr. and Mrs. Williamson the opportunity to
display their talents IN character sketches
Its substance may be indicated in the statement
that IL depicts family circle In San Francisco,
disturbed by wrangle respecting the comparative
merits OF Irish and Chinese servants The master is for
China the mistress for Hberna. The house servant
an Irish girl and the attendant butcher her swain. are
presently disguised as Chinese servants and introduced
this dscordant familyby the lover OF tue masters
daughierin order that they disgust him with Chi
cheap labor This purpose they fulfil by means CT
horrible dscord and confusion. MI Williamson acts the
butcher and the Cninaman; Mrs williamson Miss Mag
gle AiOOre) the Irish girl and the female ChDee
Both representations potable for strong suggestion
OF an undercurrent OF winning temperament while on
the surface, they true IN form, bold IN color anu
replete with yigOr and tun. Tie Chinese Question
received with interested at ntl0n and peais OF
laughter by q numerous assembsge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

w.. % write his name in an album she had
nou~bt for the purpose He complied Graciousy' anu
,hor said: snow Idese mind you never len an % A.
nan get hold Of this book oS out Of it, rms
a tale much too biting TO he true
NJ + r. Washburne is about to bestow
ort of art bought 10 Paris, upon Wmtesde County, in
This ia the portrait painted by Catlin' OF the S
rattan Chief Prophet whose village once s'oou "POu
-. =, the present village Of Prophetetown hi'c" -
81 bonor The presentation OF the portrait Is 10 V 90
occasion Of great mass meeting ing, "a a,sc,ais
$3.50 and many speeches by delighted ohi0'"is' 49,,
General Cassins NJ. Clay has pretty little
,e Of 200 acres Kentucky IN the centre Oh "hen
80. stately mansion. He has a splendid library ana
- evcellent PAINTINGS. In this home, General OiaN IL
d,nr mis- old age with his adopted SON. On in'eeeh'
,,unr Russian for his companion. ibis Ola Aoon'Vu'
~ holds the most gloomy opinions as to the cohuiiou
81 the PROSPECTS, OF the coored race He SAYS tht "a
I9OS od thai the coored people rapidly decreasing
in humber, and must finally become extinct
Charles Lever once said: never oouiu
rive publisher a complete novel at once alnous"
-. mn oesred very large sums OF money for one
always waited to see how my public liked me- anu VIZ
from month TO month. trimming my sails 10 sur o Vr
,lar breezso He originally intended 10 make ii'A''
re- n mere sta9e servant. coming on Win " way -
going ont with chair table. but upon dsco'ers V"
NJ Free had made his mark he wrote h a. n! h, hun
ws 20 nav 90 md 40 it, said the late Lord Derby De
slowing the Vlce-C onsulshIp Of spezzia upon nm,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-Mr 7. b. D flnch-
hack left Washington yesterday afternoon.
UoNDox. Oct. 21.-The Shah OF Persia IN
tends 10 visit London and Paris. next ePrinS H VIZ
trsvel incognito -. -,
LONDON, Oct 21.-General Grant went %
rrigbton Yesterday to visit Commodore Ashoury inc
,,e,l-r own yaentsman He will return TO London Oh
TUESDAY and is expected he VIII go 10 fa4S on "0U
pesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
MR.. JEFFERSON.

The arrival of Mr. Jefferson from England
the morning OF the I7tn inst, mas already been re-
corded and tn Of hrs return VIC do not couD' mas
gAddoned the popular heart almost as much rs IL mas
gaddened the hearts Of his personal fri,Ads' Inc
pubic osteem for TINS actor Is made up equiny
Of Affection aud admiration, and therein MI
Jefferson enjoys eminence almost exclusive
bis There is bui feeling toward him. ana
but Opnion-anongst intelligent and just persons
win reference M Jefferson VIII eifec; LIS re-
entrance on the metropolitan stage next Monday at
Booths Theatre. IN his renowned character OF KIP va"
F~kLe lie has intrusted the management OF ms en-
fgemsnt here 10 the active and sagacious Mr. Daily late
o the FIFTH Avenue Theatre; and everything that Is
ssis 70 Do done. 10 insure proper presentation OF hip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
MUSICAL NOTES.

The sale of seats for Miss Thursby's concert
begins to-day
The Chimes of Normandy" will be pro-
duoed this evening at the F,fth Avenue Theatre.
Mr.. S. G. Pratt, whose success in Berlin and
London has been mentioned in TaE TRIBUNE, viii give
panoore recitals az ChcEcrng Hall the first al
o'clock next Thursday afternoon, and the second on
Thursday week He viii he assisted by Miss Henrietta
Brebe AID Mr.. Bischof. and viii play List, Chopin.
Schumann. and some compositions OF his own.
Dr. Hans Won BuUw has been appointed con-
ductor Of the Royal Opera Hanover. The result Of
this important event viii be watched with general u
As conductor Of the Royal opera at Munich
years ago. Won Bulow was the moving spirit OF great
musical revival something Ike that which Franz List
began ut Neimar several years earlier II under
Won Bulow's management and sympathetic direction
that Wagnars Tristan una Isolde" and " hcster-
singer" were hrst performed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

The question is. VIII they stay az home in
Pennsylvania and YoiN-l Cincinnati Gazette GiepJ
We are glad to hear that the Prefident is
gradually coming E. q better undermining with the
Republican party. Tie understanding could not well be
worse.-lst. Lsuis Oil, 1e-Democrat Nep)
Ben Butler said last Tuesday: 1T is
comfortable To sit in tie House without responsible
w. and hare your hqf MI 0f blckbGts" He doubtless
ea throw hose bricibats further IN the session
Louisville Courer-J0urnal DEM
Wouldn't II have been better if the Demo
cratic House ~ Congress had appointed Of officers
from the Republican party ust 20 show tina the North
had been forgiven Tor the part 70 look ~ the late
pl,asautuessf Council Bluffs Non pareI fReD)
Mr. Julian once styled Mr.. Hendricks "a "a
Cbrstless whop" There prOprety in select
lng MI Julian 80 deliver the address ~ welcome the
Otner day Tbrn the "wbeip" reached home from Eu-
rope Lafayette Gnd) Journal Rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
HIAINF,s pUUOsOpuy
Warrington Corrssponae,le. Of Tie St Lo1,s Gsobs


Blaine takes the situation more phiOsOphi-
caly and ucnes more ~ buuOr tDan derslOn. He said
vet rdsy that the uannt- ". .ch Republicans gr!eVed
over TIE deest Ia ono re- SO led him OF the way IN
which Northern copper ead- sed 10 Fe1err
reverses during the war "A Ter the army lad bee
Whipped" said he two Old cOpperheal3 would meet to
talk about 10. One would say to The other that il was
very sad The other fellow would reply, very
fully that 10 was, indeed, very bad business. Two
minutes aterward they would both burst out lsus Mug
and 20 around the corner take drink for Joy That
said Blaine SO far can Judge, Is the way Republi-
cans feel about the result IN ONO" Blame However,
meats wDst he has SO said before that he intends
make 10 war the Amnst alton, and he II only sorry
that the administration has seen Mt 10 make much
war against Io Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
MACyEAGH AND THE ENGLISH MISSION.

The general and rather natural assumption
that Nj Wayne MacNeagh Il cOns lered Tor the kugsn
Nl5sOu by the Administration. a tribute 10 the pO-
ica gower Cameron domination or the STATE, ana
that II pressed the President by the CamcrOns
we feel quite sure Doubtless elder and
the Younger Cameron would bOtn gratned 10 see Mr.
MtcVra IN nude Minister 10 England, but heg haze not
urged n aud. presume, Will not nor mas MI Mac
Veg been pfe-entcd Dy any far We can earu
ON any other ground Than because Of hi bold III
dyiduallfy 1sistent supporter or the policy OF
the Administration and HI conceded Illness Tor she hlgh
usitnu with which his has been associated lie
was one earliest leading Republicans To MAINTAIN
within ne parry the Southern policy hnly bowed To ny
Grant and accepted by Hayes, aud ia his support
Of The Administration be Is only fathhl 10 MS
own teachings, gwen before the present Adminls-
tratIOn was and when q cost much III poiiti-
cel position and expectation TO assert sue con
yleti1ns We believe that Mr.. hacNelgh bas not
either directly indirectly, sought % compass ia
apuointmrnt and 10 Is due % who has 80 fairly
earned his trusted relations with the President that he
sIoud not be misunderstood by the country. without
beng prepared speak from any knowledge on the sub
rc We assume thai II tLe English Mission snail he gwen
10 Vsuia Mr.. MacVeagh Will DC the man, and II
40 II Will 10 voluntary act VI the President aud Cab
met
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
RRooKIyy PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The subscription list of the Brooklyn Phil
hArou, Society il open Reserved seats are to 10
sold this year al auction the holders OF SEASON TICKETS
a. time aud place 10 be hereafter announced. Tie
programme Of the first concert December 10 includes
Beethoven's Fifth SYMPHONY piano concerto played
by Mr. Richard Hod nan, part OF schumann's music to
-Manfed" and the EyoratiOn Ballet and Aarche from
Berioz- Damnation de Faust"
We heard Rats Fittings Klange symphony, the
ST. yesterday the rrheras Of the Philharmonic soci
ETY. III. scarcely likely that this work will be gwen BY
them This season for II ia by no means equal in merit
The 81 or 5th Symphonies Of the same composer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
wnAT wILL BE sEEN La GILMOREs GARDEN

Gilmore's Garden is undergoing another transfer
nation ard where strains Of sweet music
win heard the dis prtant ltterances Of
all manner OF wild beasts Here the London Circus nd
sanger's Ne agere will DO opened tonight The
has exhibited IN this country for
years but before has It Waited the metropolis.
with the mUliiudinous souLd Of hammer and Of saw,
. hundred w0rkmcn have been engaged IN making ready
spectacle The garden will 20 divided in twain By
flags curtains and tie portion viii be occupied
circus, the half the boys Nli gather
around the MONKEYS cage and witness the egolu-
tons Of animals Of high and ow degree unique
feature Of tEis circus viii he tho exhibition Of ten
eephants-a larger number than have ever appeared
IN perform before Two OF these twins, and
al ola and they have taus early been taught 10
perform many tricks. In the circus Nine Eliza
DocEr will astouish ma taos ~ ding Tour L0i ses
bareback and ktDle feat- rider
sa 70 be daring and prc cnt IN her art than nsny
OF male competitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

II will be noticed, in addition TO the vast amount OF
abo. performed by the comparatively few letter carriers
tina the cost OF the system less than the postage on
local matter by S36O97s that should Congress favor
moderate increase the number, and pay OF ca Te's
the system can still be kept within the limits OF The
revenue o. the Department from local matter The pan
proposed by the letter carriers for an equal increase OF
paw TO carriers IL. all cities haynE the free delivery
sysiem. not approved at tho Post once Department
Under e.isng statutes, tbs cities are divided mo
two cIasses on the basis Of population. The
cities containing than 100000 inhabitants are de
sgnated as irsi-cas5 with max mum c0mprn-atloh 81
carrters liked At 1919 To- n-t SID Tor thr
second AMI - . FOR the third From tins drlctlnn
i've per cent wGs ordered hy Tue IOst
evera months Q5 on account OF the reduced appr0prld
ton In the secOndClass Giles win population un'tI
100000, the pensatlOn % carriers IL e1actF slUV
Is m c,rh .eariv grade also with reduction OF nTe
Der cent For the reason given above an hcreaeei
compensation graded on son what sinir p.AH' Will
not be opposed by the department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
PEACE. BRETHREN. PEACE.
KentnckY maintains he


Kentucky maintains her customary cheerful
nes taudms * Han au and bristOw Who
promoted. And tlcy saT BristOW 4" mad al Harlan,
ana has "Quit speaking" AMI says Harlan IL mean. de-
signing giT anyhow. This very, very wrong. Ii a
step downward certainly Tor General Harlan 10 become
member OF lie SIpreme Court, IL scarcely il ter
exclusion from society Then Bristcw may have n
before that Court day-wuo knOwsl "a mule
case something thai and how would
for bin 10 address the Your Jn0rs, except
Oncf" Evidently IL would be very awkward, and after
all every BODY would think meant Joe Bradley.