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

The adroituess with wb;oL ur
Hayes glides over the surface g he
Rio Grande peril, 10 his message vi,l
deceive nobody. He looks With some
soiici'ude upon CONTINUANCE ~ bor
der disorders, but Is now fomenups
those disorders by refusing ,rsstg
designed for their suppression II
tears the irritatIons Of popular feeling
and mlschances OF aciion wh;.,, are
naturally unfavorahie to earocleie
amity," but he does not me,i,4.i that
the repeated iucursion OF 6ap.euaus
81 cavalry, At the heal OF c,lswu Of
American raiders, have constantly
irrifuted Mexican leeliug. and r,.kee
the worst ciisehance, OF action
Mr. Hayes pu,s out as hi, reason
for coI0nittjnE mi,IDry ou,r4rey Oh
Nexlco instead OF making a feciproca'
'seaty with her, ihat Dnz !, ou!y a
lie tlcto President Dwellers ia gia,-
hou-es Should he shy OF tbtowing
stones. Mexico Is republic with
It's sovereignty vested IN the electoral
people W neither Daz be Prs,iIen
de- fGcto ouly, or also de jurs the
outrage of violating her border by
American troops Is the same. Nh
Hayes talks of lawless incursiocs into
our territory by armed bands from the
Mexican side Of tie line, not mention
. ilg anywhere ~ his message that thes,
bands are rowing Indian; aud he quote'
10 law to justify his osn armed
+ iucur,ion inJo Mexican territory with
] regular troops.
Instead OF a statesmanlike plan fol-
the speedy, just, and eifec'aal adjust
meut OF an international troelse wnici
/ has recently been the sole Eause of
large ami costly 'additont to the reg0la
army. and which may yet lead to wa
sir. Hayes makes no ailusion what
ever to treaty negotiations, says moth
lng to quiet Mexican apprehension
and proposes, a. his ouly remedy,
considerable Increase OF our force upc
that frontier. aud the e,abii~hmer
of several additional military I,s
along the Rio Grande," THUS, in ordt
to make the Increased army perma
nent necessity, Mr.. Hayes preIenc
that diplomatic settIeueut oil Oh
Mexican difficulty is barred by ii
want OF title and stability ia Dla
aud while substituting miiItaf
settlement, he preteuds 10 depiol
The 'mischances OF acton whIc
border strife entails. So een>urab.e
tampering With perloas rubJe'
demands the early attention. Of Con-
grcss.
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lt4 81 d .. 20 g.
-,rair.l s,.rol. of ce,t,i, American
+ .Ie,n.,.t r...,riys r., ii,.rr,l impr,ye
r.,nt. and ..neciailv lmor,yeiuent-
witch tend 70 mike Iaui valuable
and add 10 the commerce Of the
,npntrv bv increasing il, PRODUCING
~.
tn Dutch p,,ri,napt y,,. raajiIy
se6 500 rG3 far ,hs r,rn..- of lr,io.
inc rs coo .c-a. .f tfa Iu,d., Zee
Nm jr,ir.j tbi. land viii ,eu -,
i,pbla t1e rs.r IL -..-1u..i,o The
cc,3 of U,rf,,uh r,,brs.ins - 90
......s u,. 3~.i,sl between $50 ami
50 81, - ems. ofs95 n.r acre. and ne
~ all. mas, M \ .l6 ,er acre The
A,.-,s~.4.,. Sii, .,,,,..t r.,ur,rv ,ys-
',r,n,ei 10 5ra i.r-.. .of. and baV
5n., r..l.,In,..3 tbs tr,c, s.5J II ~,
.I0n and s5-,,,. ,.ers,,e
II Le oun.a.,.fs af Mi--fs.irpi
l.ros c.y-sr',.....n and hnd reclaim
t,ou IN this youatry lived ia uo.9ui.
Te suppose thy would oppose such
N'.N as We MAJ. '',., ''''-' IN. a." .''t :.
The Dp,.b g. 10. ad.gt iii. a.rr-y
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

The. people % the Texas border
have sent Petition to the President
reeitiug their troubles, and rciu;ing
rhe charge made. against chem in some
quarters ,ba: they are DESTROYS OF
provoking hostiIilies with Mexico
rhey make tie following emphatic
,'aiement Of the situation, which
certainly deserves recognition at tn,
hands Of the Government.
The statement is often made b
I'll, Northern press that Texans want
var to increase their business, ano
that they may grow rich by plumber
Could those tho write such paragraph
Jr utter such sentences see the ,haus
luds Of homes IN this State that hIv,
been made deso.ate by war, they WOULD
hide their faces in shame. 1t I'll,
people Of Texas were anxious 10 em
oroil the country ia war with Mex
ico, they could, by jusiifable acts o.;
retaliation, do 50 10 less than twenty
TOUR hours. and could have done -
,ny time within the last twelve months
The reverse Of this is true. Tbs
Jeople of Texas have submitted =
utrnges uncomplainingly for yeaaF
or no other reason than because they
re anxious to avoid auY such result
they now come before the representa-
ives of the nation and AK 10 be
SISTED in tue CO, structiOn of Ia
iorai rail highway. AS coast defense
aad for quick sportation of troop,
ind supplies to the most desirable
and commanding points on the Mex
can border. Thirty-two years have
elapsed since annexation was ecnsum
mated, and the presenting now of the
:Iaims of Texas on the Federal
Government is not hasty or inupPor
tune,"
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LASH II, Anti,n,tss ,,

We are able TO stare positively hat
cal, Fept. Sims. OF Cajiz, Triaa
county. will he candidate Tor Con
are,s in this District Col Sims Is "
msn OF 6ue intellectual aftalnment%
aud profound lawyer. aud has repre-
seuted his county in the Legislature
lie has strong following aud will
make big show 10 the Iace--Padn
cab News
We are able TO state that Hon
Henry A. Tyler of Fulton county, the
resent State Senator from this district
will be an a<pirnnt for CongreSsiouaI
hopors. Mr. Tyler is fine lawyer
and statesman. and is an exceedingly
popular gentleman and the general
Talk around this section of the county
i that he will make bigger show
thansny other man who may see III &c
sntsr The hsiI. Ary field Democrat
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EEnS 1Er TiIdea EaaAen Oath
"a Gss.IE!

There was a great sensation the
other d,y IL, centre wa- tie White
Un,.- Inf =, r,5nt,d everv,,l4rs
In Iba 1,o.,,. thor. us. d.n,.r nn,i;
Ke,.,ocrnr 1r,.Fb.t va, pecgs,ary.tb,i
Con.[er ard Patterson might destroy
The Republican msiority. aud at III,
White House they cot wprd that SIR
15It., h,3 ,.tn.Itv taken the oath
n ,f;ca }.reiiiuiuarv 10 lie adoption
lac he reconstructed Senate OF tb.
resolution of the last House oi
Representatives declaring him 10 be
,lt.. ou.y risb.fuI President. AZ thi.
Frsul iremblsd and lis Knees sm5te
tooeiLer in di-muv.
The manic has PASSED away for th
tim. h'lys. but tie question Sne,ner
tlr linden has taken the ga. d o.
.,ai.a remains. uu-et,Ied That h.
,,. , ,,,.ral riobt f,fab. il cannot b.
4e.pYt.d lie l. the only m.o nos
ia fas souutry whom the people aui
rl,e tr-ls votes ufrhe r. ,lai Colleges
have chosen TO be President
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A fa,>iniKc.

Squire Grsce, one of our Oldest ciii-
zens, calls our at eution 10 mistaSe ia
tie article from the Kick man CouatEs on
Congres sienal presentation winch was
copied i n the Democrat of tue 18th ult.
The CouRiEE says Hon. > L. Murray was
in Congress from 1916 10 1877. la 1916
Mgrray was not over sixteen years old
and did not even reside IN the Stale. lie
represented the District IN 1857 Instead
OF lion Edward Rumsey. of Muhlenburg
county 81 the CUURIER stated. At that
time Muhienbnrg was not in this District.
As 80 who represented us from 1916 10
1927 we are not informed, but we hope
some OF our citizens who were nojising
politics n that time viii eniigh,cn US.
). should like to hear from Squire john
Eaker. Of his city, gu The subject May
held Democrat
collins History Of Ken aegy,
page 100, says, Hon Juo Il Murray
alter whom the town OF Murray was
named, ''after"ards served in Congres,
eleven years This Is our authority
Squire Grace may be nigh: but if 50
Collin his o,y has made az applreu
blunder.
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Kentucky Jmrles.

~, rlr 4:
'ie
the text 81 Ju1ge nc v ahaha charge
to the grand jury Of FSan&iin county.
We have had occasion - quote Judge
NoNa,,,, hsgora = he almost
.-..A,. ,. -
~ 49, "
fully WIN Tue su"Ject OF Inc proper
treatment Of crime. and does his duty
in charging iurymen. leaving them
49,. oxo,,.. ob,,.,,r ,o- f,;tr,s IN 6o
~,
'"S '"0' NN N'-' -
this little extract from the Judge :
..barue.
lisa fact that You all well know
,h,t crime ia Kentucky j, on the
;....r..e.e a. Ia fac, D, = .,,,,..t ever,
-, p..k i,. ,..,,s..,,..r ,15
! al - o.n-.es. III, ,ra i.,..,,,in.
t.,riuliy common a.rr the whole
c.,,,trv itn.ra,ar hi. stale If ,.rir,,.
,,t....,.ri, m, tj,,. in.~...,..--
can attribute II ,, n, other c,p.e
i'm th,t tha i,rie. Of the counrr,
t,i, in be di.cGarae If tLe;r do,,e,.
+, tho Grand ;nry wouid indict partie-
,l,t d..errs inijcD.ot \ different
- ,n,r..t. .nIcer,ainly = 6ie..r
smt s,s,, ., rr,na wnn.J wi ,Jurie,
go - - - ~. do, H.,
- ..;.t ,L.
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T.s News war iH the BLACK
ES.IiS

The army already has another
lndian var on its hands, brought about
u very familiar way.
Every body recalls how earnestly
he Sioux chiefs pleaded at Washing
ion, few mouths siuce, not to b.
ent TO The Missouri river reServation-
n unhealthy region, they declared.
which would destroy their families
You love your children, said one
chief, so do l lnve mine, and do not
,ant them 10 die" They were iu-
i',imej hat. az the contract had beer
made to take them 10 the MissOur
hey must 20.
The result that We see might hav,
e.heeu anticipated, though it appears II
ave surprised Hays and Schurz
Started Oh their long journey late II
he season. some Of the Iudians ar
ill on the road while icy blasts au'
NOW storms are sweeping the repion
hur part OF the warriors from Re
clouds band have br0seu away an
taken the war path
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rake This IOr Texas Fever.
Ti,aIvpstpu News

The papers in the older Southern
States continue TO note the departure
OF emigrauts 10 hordes for Texas, and
to depreca,e the iypis fttaus that leads
them to seek their fortunes in The
West. 1t may seem surprising, but it
is fact. that the same deprccatory
feeling is to certain extend shared by
the people OF Texas The novelty
and sensational effects, formerly
experienced with patriotic pride at
Witnessing the graniest stream Of
immigration that ever poured into any
American State, have greatly diminish
ed aud more practical vjeg Of he
subject now obtains. l. X true that
our poliricjlns, embryonic as well as
full hedged, aspiring TO future public
honors.. may prefer to see the tide
come - in promjscuouS and unabatine
volume, having au eye 10 the increase
Of Congressional representation after
the census Of 1880; but The majoriiy
+ of thong hful Texaus do not care any
( Longer TO see the coming of the peuni
+ less and shittless element. which form.
NJ small fraction OF tie annual iu1lS
Of population. This Is ~ IRE for tn,
sake OF poor immigrants than for an.
other consideration.
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1875. NEW YORK..
ISIS

As The time approaches For the renewal
Of subscrip ions, rHG Sun would reHlihd
i5s friends and weilwishees everywhere,
that il is again candidate for their cOn-
alteration and support. Upon its record
for the past ten years it relies for con
tiuuaace Of the hearty sympathy and gen
erous co operation which have hitherto
been extended 10 II from every quarter of
the Union.
TIE DAILY Sun is four page sheet or
5 columns, price by mail, post paid %
cents Il month, or So 81 per year.
The SUNDAY edition of Tue Sun IS an
eight-page sheet of So columns. While
giving The news of the day, it also con-
t,.ins a large amount Of literary and mis-
oeliaueous matter specially pared Tor
il. The SUNDAY Sun has met with sreat
success. Post paid 81 70 year.
TIE WEEKLY sun.
who does not know THE WEEKLT SuS
II circulates throu1 hout the United States,
the Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thou
sand families greet it's welcome pages
weekly, aud regard il in the light OF
guide, counsellor, ami friend. LIS news,
editorial, agricultural, and literary de-
partments make ii essentially journal
for the family and the 6reside. Terms
one DOLLAR a year, post paid This price,
quality considered, makes il the cheapest
newspaper published. For clubs of ten
with $40 cash, we will send an extra copy
free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun, n. Y City.
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ONE.THEau Ogx EEEkS
CAN'T READ.
work for The Kentucky Les
a. IsR:tIufe.


The Courier journal makes an IN
terestiue review of the annual report
of the Kentucky Superintendent of
Public Schools. The startling an
uouncement is made that more than
one third the voters of Kentucky can
neither read or write. No wonder
demagogues hold such fearful ipHd
eUce.
According to the report before as,
there are net Iess than $50 600 sehoo'
children included 10 the school census
who ARE growing up 10 absolute x
uorance Of the very elements OF ID
Eagiish education" Aud, We may
add, that they will grow up to i'Jufe
The good name OF Kentucky b Idle
ness and positive crime.
The Superintendent degotes cousld'
cradle space to the subject OF the DIN
Guilty Of securing legislation for the
efficient government of our common
schools, and he attributes it, probably
with justice, IAN oyerweening resPecf
for ayarice aud fear OF offending *
torrance" The truce with avarice auc
ignorance must certainly be broken
and We sincerely hope that the eomin4
Legislature VII cut looss-4|sni, suel
traditions aud take a bold aDI thor.
oughly aggressive stand for educationa
progress. The fact that one third o.
our voters can not read is enough y
startle any thoughtful nun, and iDfe'
him to take up his line Of mari Jo'
,card instead of backward HI'h the
Legislature rests the duv<ot enaei'ne
such laws as will plae>>our school 'y'
tenn on par witb>ehat OF ether STATES.
Additional SIZE taxation is not ueces
sary SUIT provision for local taxation
to increase the per cdput will do it
Che youngest of the Northern State
leaves us 10 the rear in this respect
The difference Is that there the Peopl.
are uiiling &c be tarsd for The support
of schools in their townships or d.
iricts.
Superintendent Henderson gives u
some very interesting points 90 the
subject of the methods Of developing
the Kentucky school system, which
we wiIl notice at another time.
The report shows that 532 eolored
schools were taught last year aud thai
the people Of that race exhibit an in
creased interest in the subject of edu
cation. Ii they would pay the poi
tax, the Sup r;ntendeut thinks thei
per caPut would equal 'h4s If the
whites, which Is certainly small enous
unaidcd IS it generally Is by private
support.
There are in the State 500 white
schoo! districts in which schools were
and thirty xix districts wher,
no schools were taught Teachers 10
stitufes have been held 10 every couo
~, ana there are five district a~=ocia
tons and one State associlfiou and a'
least 100000 children ont Of the ha.l
million enjoying instruction This j.
N brief. the eucouraeiug aspect Of the
situation. The work i slowly pro
crossing on lini,ed means God
school houses are needed, aud plenty
Of them Skillfnl and c,n-cieu'iou-
teachers are needed, and plenty of
them. Above all. puoIic iufeFeS, i"
education IS needed to Increase tbs
scope and efficiency Of the common
,choc,s.
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RkelIogG,' Sea. threatened.

La uOw confidently asserted tiRt
!he Graud Jury vii take kellogg IN
hand this winter and pail hm IL
connection with some doiugs intimate
~ associated with anditoridl crooked
ness aud Fuuding Board gymnastics
The irous are noa ia the ire, aud Il
vi, soon De seen to what extent they
may bura. SAID a prominent mem0'r
OF the Stute Sena,s last evening 10
our reporter: W T. keI0e2 ha-
been voted seat ia the Uait-i ; ,a'es
senate, bu, he Is at destined 10 &C
clPy hat place amy longer ,Aau Z"
yeaI, or perhaps two years Just -
/ sopu as the Legislature i convened l
/ lutend to offer joint resolution De
Glazing that W Z. Kellogg vas never
!ectcd UDited S;4tos senator IRON
Louisiaaa, aud that Jai.;e Spodord
was duly eiec'ed d represent tins State
in tue Federal Senate 1t l. Dat a
question OF time When the Democrats
will obtain eontroal Of the Senate, ahd
with thar joint resolution before ihem
they will undoubtedly expo this nau
kellogg from their body - Ne"
Orleans Pieayune.
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HEN:U,nYn4soSs Al " a"
r., aud Points In
xoISP0.

The Masonic order is so old ana
venerable 60 thoroughly established
in its principles. teue's and en'iom'
that war hetxcen It's elements Is 50
rare and nnn.oal. that The muadle no"
pending bcIueen Kentucky Mason
creates considerable Interest not only
qnoas the brotherhood, but amor
the whole rubiic. It may be re""'k
81 I'm, ~ ,,s.ent war is one of prize
eip,e. aud .,'e l.el that the que''io" l.
to be ,e,tled By The civil courts Ct the
state make. it strikioely interesting
- nlsroar OF rl~ FsoO
some uon,h, ago the Grind Lodge
of Ksu,uek, passed a resolution, as
ses,ing each ipdisidunl Masoa Of The
State with tax of 81. annually for
I'VE years. fsrihe beuei' Of The Wid-
ow's aud Orebans Home # Louisville
The propo.ition was dependent upon
majority ysie Of the Masous, not OF
the Lodges. and the vote was to be
taken on a csrtaiu day throughout the
State On he election day, out OF
twenty Odd thousand Masons in the
State. something less than six thousand
voted for. I'D about three thousand
kagain>t tb5 proposed assessment. The
+ Cra,,d etsce-- doelA,ed the resolution
.i,,ed, aud proceeded to collect the
70 off OF the different Lodges The
80 lodges at Mayesyille, Ky refused
to pay. The Grand Master thereupor
revoked their charter, aud ordered
their property, Consisting Of a fine
building, etc to be turned over to the
officers Of the Grand Lodge Tn,
Mayesvile Lodges thereupon sued GU
writ Of injunction to prevent salo
parties from taking possession Of then
property. AT thi, stage Of the pro
rceding>, after the Court had granted
the injunction, aud before the issue
had been tried, the Grand Master
comes out with proclamation, pro
claiming the charter arrested, which
he civil Court constructs as il eou
tempt OF its authority, and the oppo.
sing party proclaim their intention IL
have him j'iied.
POINTS INVOLVED
The local lodges making the resistance
claim that this forced assessment i,
uumqsonic, that the Widows ana Or
phans Home is peculiarly a Louisville
institution, and that the brotherhood
of the State have been oppres<iveIy
and wrongfully taxed from time to
line for IL establishment aud support,
10 the very great neglect ami iojury Of
nome charity, and that they prefer so
appropriate their charities to home
needs, rather than build up this coIo-
al charity at Louisville The Masoujc
Lodges ali over the State took STOCK
iu sums Of $500 spd $1,000 to build
this institution, oui from time to time
lave gi.cn other assistance They
e.aim ria; home charities now dem1ud
t,r;r -uru.a~. aud a. a matter OF urin
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singular EseCEses4 That
Must DE Ssrasssct5.

= HAVE time and again requested The
Tax payers of Fulton county TO come
forward and pay their taxes. Some re-
sporded cheerfully, while others have
thus far failed to comply with this rea-
souable request. [ shall hereafter cease
TO lmportuue with those in default-but
will ask their horses, muleat cattle, hogs,
sheep corn, wheat, tobacco household
ana kitchen furniture. lattl and tene-
ments to pay their taxes. These will
certainly respond TO the demand under
the manipulations of the Sheriff and his
Deputies. This, January 20th, 1871
B. r. WALKER, Sheriff
jan26 If
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Mr.. Cannon, the DELEGATE to Com
gress from the territory OF Ufah has
introduced bill TO receive thar Ter
ritory into the Government as state
II his bill should become law then
the government would need standing
army OF 100 0OO men TO keep Brighams
dominion under its laws.
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cln.s Eegas,a.ion .vanseA.

I've o'',he best Glasses IF Kentucky $
populatOn have been passing memo
rails aud petitions for relief. We
mean Oe printers and dogs. The
first want a printing law passed
the second tax-law repealed. Oh
course, there will be bills, resolutions,
etc OF minor importance before the
Legislature, bat the two important
measures named will, no doubt, re
ouire tho most grave consideration
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Tue New York Times says: Vow
had as we'll forget your churches ans
your school houses as to forget your
local paper II speaks to ten times
the audience your ministers 10. 1t /.
your representative, and the World SC
receives it. II it has lower sPirit
and less wisdom than a sermon, it Ia.
a thousand times better chance at you
rud your effort to deprecia!e it deFre-
criates yourself.
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Plevua has SURRENDERED and the
Turks must surrender very soon.

Turks must surrender very Soon
Nr. Povarl F. Moutresser has
Withdrawn from Il e editorial manage
ment Of the BlandvilIc News.
is almost time for the Trieg
County Democrat 10 hoist the name
of Oscar Turner for Congress.
Eustis has been admitted to ih
Senate at last. This makes TIE
Senate full for the first time siuce tie
war.
Congress will adjourn TO January
10. linn edistely on its reasseub
ling the friends of the Mississippi
Levee will pub this project to !
vote.
The levying of tax upon coffee
and tea, as proposed by President
Hayes Is direct pluDderirg of the
people already poor.
The Workiogmen's Party 10 Louis
Vile has lost its enthusiasm since
Blant Duncan was dethroned. On
TuesdcS last they were badly beaten
at the municipal election in that city
More than eight hundred addition
al troops are on their way to the Ri Q
Gsande frontier Those bonn bastic
Mezicans who are so anxious to meas
ure arms with United States troops
will have an opportunity to do so very
som.
RUSSIA is the theatre of new sect
dcnomipated the Purifiers rhe
leading doctrines of the sect Zach
tina; all persons must marry on coming
IF age; that the wife must be reeog
nized as the head of the amily, aDd
tha, the husband mast confess his SIM
TO his wife once week
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There Is an effort being made at
Union Civ TO improve and ornament
the cemetery for The unknown rebsls.
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TF YOU want fne old Robinson or
bourbon whiskey, go to
ap27 j. r. BOwHS.
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Hon John " Blae of Crittenlen. will Se
in The ii. III II candidate for Congress
u .xt Spring. Aud so will Hon. tent
sims of Trigg, and so will Hon. W. j.
stone of Lyon, and so will =
Dut time enough yet.-Princeton Banner.
*Meaning c. I. Allen. editor OF the
Princeton Banner. Speak out frie nd
Allen, remembering
Who bloweth lot his own Bazoa.
The same shall not be blown.
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st. Charles Hotel.
Il. SCHARFE. Proprietor

CtITUATED convenient to Railroad De-
- pot and Steamboat landing Watch
kept day and night Charges reasonable.
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HICENIN, KENTUCKT
JOS. ETGAGALA. Proprietor.
rEEPS TIE EIEEsT oF
CIGARS AND LIQUORS.
Also. sardipes, Oysters, Pigs-Feet, &c.
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The Pope Of Rome continues a, the
point Of d.alb
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Nr. Povarl F Mou'resser has
Withdrawn from Il G editorial manage
nent Of the BlandvilIc News.
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It is almost time for the Trigg
County Democrat 10 hoist the name
of Oscar Turner for Congress.
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Eustis has been admitted TO fh
Senate ut last. This makes tire
Senate full for the first time since tie
war
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