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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
Charges Without Foundation.

New York, May 1O.-The Senate
Woodin committee have made a report,
concurred in by every member, and
adopted unanimously by the senate,
stating that they were unable to find
anything to substantiate the testimony
of VIM. Tweed, and the charges are
pronounced utterly without foundation.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11

San Francisco, May 10.-There was
a remarkable tidal wave at Gaviota,
San Luis Obispo county to-day, be-
tween 7:10 and 7:30a. m. The sea rose
and fell about twelve feet three times.
No damage reported.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
NEWFOUNDLAND.

Loss of Schooner and Her Crew.
st. Johns, May yesterday the
schooner Codseeker, of Halifax, bound
for Darlington, capsized off Sable. The
captain and two men landed in dory
at Darlington. The rest of the crew
(thirteen) were drowned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
Engagement Near Galatz.

Galatz, May 10.-This morning 300
Cossacks crossed the Danube in boats
from GalatZ to Gheacet, and encoun-
tered numerous body of Bashi-Ba-
zouks. A smart engagement followed,
which was unfinished at noon.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11

Gov. Thayer's letter, published in the
New York Tribune, and copied in to-
days LEADER, is a most valuable doc
ument, which will be read with great
interest by the numerous readers of the
Tribune and THE LEADER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
Roumania Hesitates.

Bucharest, May 10.-A private meet
ing of the Roumanian senators and
delegates, Wednesday night, failed to
come to any definite decision. 1t is
said the proposal for war would be
defeated by a majority of forty.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
The Daily Leader.


No Advertisement Inserted for less than J1jty
CENTS.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
nients 10 cents per line, Nonpariel, each In
sertion 9 insertions eight cents per line; 30
insertions, cents per line.
Local Notices, per line. bourgeois. each In
sertion, 10 cents per line; 30 insertions cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments Is cents per line. first insertion one
month 20 cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year cents per line.
Cheyenne. Jan. lst, 1876.
H. CLAICHE. Proprietor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11

Ragussa, May 1O.-The calling out of
the militia, which includes all male
Bosnian and Herzegovinian Mahomme-
dams from Is to 60 years of age, meets
with stubborn opposition in the rural
districts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
CALIFORNIA.


San Francisco, May 10.-Michael
Reese and Adam Grant, of the firm of
Murphy, Grant & Co., were elected di-
rectors of the Bank of California, vice
retired.
Charles L. Low died yesterday.
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force is now deemed probable. If now
the Russians succeed in carrying the
Saugalof pass between Kars and Ere
room, which is the only great depot Of
Turkish supplies in Asia Minor, Mouk-
tar Pasha must choose between capture
or the precipitate evacuation of Ar
menia.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
FOREIGN.


Sickness in the Turkish Army.
Ragussa, May 10.-The delay in the
Turkish attack on Montenegrin posi-
tions is explained by the great want of
supplies andIthe ravages of typhus fever,
scurvy, and other diseases. The Turks
try to conceal this, but there is good
authority for stating that 5000 troops
are sick in Mostar alone. The same
epidemics rage in the camp at Scutari.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
TENNESSEE.


Chattanooga, May 1O.-The exercises
in laying the cornerstone Of the monu-
ment dedicated to the confederate dead
was conducted with Masonic rites. A
detachment of United States troops,
headed by the Second infantry band,
participated.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
WASHINGTON.
Reducing the U. s. Army.

Reducing the U. s. Army.
Washington, May 10.-An order by
Gen. Sherman announces that instruc-
tions will be followed in reducing the
army to 25,00O men, as directed by the
Secretary of War.
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THE false prophets and soothsayers
are out once more in full force pro-
claiming that these are the last days.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11
MASSACHUSETTS.
Death of Francis Bacon,

Boston, May 1O.-Francis Bacon,
President of the China Mutual Insur-
ance company, died to-day, aged 73.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-11

Ne,c York Money and Stock Market.
New York, May TO- Silver bars,
1874; greenbacks, l19: gold and silver
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16
Tilr MN aenaIe.

The hrSt important division Ia the
new Staa Shuwed that three Senators
Sho were elected as Independents,
hold the balance between the Two par
ties. While the eat in South Caroii-
IA and the two seats Ia l. ,uisiaua con
tinue vacant. the Republicans of all
descriptions have majority of only
five or SIX; aud when Booth, Christian
~, aud Davis Of Illinois vote With the
Democrats, the Republicans fall into a
minority. judi e Davis will probably
incline pretty generally toward the
Democrats; aud on the subject of the
admission OF the three Senators from
South Carolina aud Louisiana, Booth
aud ChrIstiapcy will be very likely to
.su,tain those elecred by the Hampton
SuI Nichols legislatures, unless thtnt
should lin Ia an eiTJrt tn throw out
both sets of claim lnts from Louisiana
Alta events aud however the three
disputed seats may be disposed OF, the
SeuAte will be so evealy balanced that
whenever the three uominnily indie
-, s..7Repubilcans takes sides with
Diocrats, they will place the
hltepubliclus in minority =
No. ERIK Sun.
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The New Southern policy.


Secretary Sherman said, yesterday.
to an ex Representative from the South
who called to see him in regard 10 Oh
tanning an appointment to Federal
office that it would be the policy Of the
new Administration to appoint none
but native o,n Southern men to places
10 the South.
This is very radical, departure from
80 policy pursued by the late Admin
alton. A prominent New England
Senator and staunch supporter OF the
ADMINISTRATION. said to-day, thar
Blaine : raid in the Senate had un-
doubleday had It's effect on the Pre>i
dent aud his immediate advisers, %
that II caused less haste 20 be used in
lnauguratiug the new Southern policy
which Blaine thought was being push
Voveso rapidly. and without due refec
veaon Mr.. Blaine. this Senator said,
7 as undoub'e lily doue the country and
his own party great service in this
respect, but still ut the expense OF his
own popularity. He will suffer in con-
sequence Of his speeches, because the
country will think he intended to break
with the Administration and his own
party, when the fact is he i. on the
best possible terms with President
Hayes, aud has not the slightest inten-
ton of opposing him lie did what
he conceived to be public duty, and
tie President respects him for it
I Washington Special Cincinnati Times
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ONLY REMEDY For HARD TIMES.
CHANGE youE SURROUNDINGS.

A Ii wanting FRUIT FARMS, esps-
N cially adapted 10 the growth Of the
Vine, where IT, is an established success
and pays large profit. The land IL also
ndaptel TO the growth Of Peaches, Pears,
Apples and small n uitsi also, grain, grass
and yeSsiables.f
anyhundreds Of excellent Vineyards,
Orchards and Farms, eau now be seen.
The location is only "a MILES sosth
Philadelpbia, by Ksilroad. in . aid, de-
ightful climate. and a. the very dOoTSsOf
The New Yvrkssnd Philadelphia markets.
Another Railroad russ direct 10 Kew
YORK.
The place IL already large. successful
and prosperous. Cb0rsbss, Schools, aud
other privileges as already estsblisbed.
! Also manufactured OF Shoes, Clothing.
Glass. Straw Goods. aud otAsr things, 81
which different meIaberb Of fsnily eau
procure employment.
IL hiss been a besifh resort for eo@e
yeors past for people suffering from pull
| monary affections, Asihma, CaterTh,
Ague. and debility; many thousands have
entirely recovered.
Anew brick Hor.l has 5ust been com
plefed, 100 feet trout. vim back build
ings, four stories high, including Wrench
roof, and ell ssoderu Improvements fer
the accommodation ~ sisitors.
Price OF Farm land S2i per acre psya-
ble by ia~tnllments. within tbe period OF
four years. In this clisaae, planted out
| 20 Ijnes, 20 scre Oor land Wili count fall
ly az much ~ Too scres fnrtbsr WORTH.
Persons unacqusinted vita Fruit 0TOw-
ing can hecorne familiar 9Th 10 ia
snort lime on account % surroundings.
Five acre. oae Acrs. and to~S lots, -
the iowDs OF LanAssiile RHA viSslsnd
also for gale.
. Whiist visiting the Ceutennisl EShibi
lion. Vinelsnd can be visited nj small e.
pense.
A psper containing full iBformsfiou
will be sent upon application TO CnAaLh
K. LANpls. ViHeland. j., free OF cess
The following lie an sxtTSct from Dc
scrip,ion 81 vineland, published In u
: New York Tribune, ~ the yell kne"i
AgricnltHfisi, Scion hooinsoa.
All the farmers were OF the "~eli
40 sort. aud some Of them, who hav
turned their attention 80 fruits Hnd rDss
ket gardening, have grown rich. IN
!. soil is loan varying from sandy 10 clay
.F. aud surface gently undulatinG. in'e'
.rcted with WALL streams and occAsi"h'
= wet uleadows, IN which deposits 81 pes
mock are stored, sufficient 10 isrtill'
III, wbois upland surface, after u M
bssn exhausted Of ia natural fsrsih'y-
70 II il cerlainly one Of the moss e.ie'
size traci >. "a an most ftsi Poes''o
~ .ui suitsDe condition for pleasant iarl
"a. Tint We hnow OF this side OF "
'ge Western prairiss. We found some OF q
Jsi oldcst farms apparel ally JUS ~ prontao
productive as When drst CLEARED Of ists
any or hundred years aSs.
. The geolosisl would so0s discover
cause % this continued fertility. 4
whole country 10 q marine deposit
ali through the soil NE found evideos
~ OF calcarsous substances, generally In
form Of iuduratsd cAlcArsous mari suo
III. tertiary formation; and this ina'
snh.taoee Is scattsred all through the
in very cnmminuled form, nnd "a
..net conditions most easily nssimliA'
tho Nv .nch plants IA lac tss@sr desire,
euiti<Ats.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16
A Summarizing VOLCANIC.

inN Francesca, March 9-The
4 spluln Gszctte Of the 18th uIt.,
.aius an account of submarine
u eluo outbreak in keala keakaua bay,
aEear the entrance 10 the harbUr. The
natives report that the eruption occur
red AT three clock GA the morning vi
the 24ih ult, appearing like innumer
able red%biue, and green lights. In
the AFTERNOON several boats visited the
erup lou, cruising over the most active
part where the water was in u state vi
peculiar activity, boiling aud appearing
a. if @>Siug over rapids, or very much
ike water at Hell Gate at New York
Blocks of lava two feet square came
up from below, frequently striking aud
isring boats. As the lava was quite
soft no harm was done. Nearly all
tire pfFces on reacnfn2 the surrace were
red-hot. emitting steam and gas strong
~ sulrhurious.
A rambling noise was heard, like
that OF rocks IN ID ireshet, caused no
doubt by the eruption of lava from the
submSiine crater, which is supposed to
be the crack or iiue of rupture. ex
tending ut least mile from the
shore. Another rupture, doubtless
the continuation OF the submarine
fi>sure, was traced inaul from the
shore nearly three miles, varying iu
width from few inches to three leet,
aud III some places the water was seen
pouring down into the abyss below.
AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
A severe shock of an earthquake
was felt by those living at haowaloa
baud kel during tie night of the erup-
ton, which must have preceded the
outbreak. 1t was quite severe, bat no
&$ age i reported
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a little scarlet fever convalesess..ss
was overheard praying rspeatediy
while about her prav. "Oh, good
Lord, cure my earache Her mother
asked: what are yuu saying, my
dear 2" "Nothiug," said the little girl;
II WASH I talking to you, IA talking to
the Lord
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nilar paper in the United S'ates.
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eight six-colurn pages, printed
paper, OF lnrg, plain type, aud
the most AttractaJe papers ia the
Republican in principle. but thor
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led by the clrn ma Of men
+, or party. -
) the best and brightest OF shorl
stories.
.ditorial discussion is live, able.
and candid.
yes oil the lelegrnphic and general
Tome and foreign, aad full Con
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Miscellaneous seieetionss are asways
and attractive.
YES the fullest sud always reliable
aud financial reports from eveFy
cnImerclal center.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

lT is now alleged that the German
government has assumed an attitude
toward France which is calculated to
cause serious uneasiness as to the
maintenance of peace, aud has intima.
ted to France that it regarded the con-
struction of the second hue of fortres.
ses as hostile step.
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AN EARTHQUAKE snOCl

y'tehdy. whose cook went to wake.
was given notice by her fortnight at
terward that she was going to be mar
ried. Who to p asked the mistress.
Please, ulam, 10 the husband Of the
corpse Why, does he love you p
was the next question. "0h, yes. mann,
he said | was the light of the funeral. -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

Gov. Morehead, number of years
ago, planted one sprig of Bermuda
grass in The State House yard; aud
.Aow the genius of all the Graugers is
being employed to exterminate it,
They have tried fire, SAL, arN croquet
to DO effect; like the great Webster, it
still lives Yeomaa.
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WANTED We want the local news
Of your vicinity, such.astbirths, smarri-
ages, deaths, improvements, state OF
crops, etc. If your neighbor has large
hog. or = fine COW, or good crop OF cot
ION or corn. let us know il.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

The Supreme Court for the Western
Division OF Tennessee meets at Jack
SUI GU tue fret Nvu5ay III Apill.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

"a the COURIER, On - VIZ
'sayss..I assert there is Gu statute
nov force The GenerNx tutes, page
81, &c 10. gives the oa{y ldtc ifeso..;. gree
Tho subject Well, Mr.. w having re-
peale all the balance OF the law by one
stroh Of iegrl ability % let us see where
See Y, leads you-yoH quote it yourself
and sust stand by it now-part OF II reads
--irlhe same manner that the shss,...Sssrsru1H
requiE TO do in relation to the ~
of hisde.inquent list Of the public reTe
nue. Now, what Is y0ur duty in rela
ton 0 TIE pGbl,c reyenaef TAc law
reads
Pae 736, See. :. '.Ifany person bound
for tx shalt be iaso.vcat OF shall have
remoed out OF the County withesis es-
tate Gter he was assessed Tor tax AMI
befor sufficient nine 10 collect it had
eIapsI, the sheriff shall ct the Court ef
Claus Of his County make out i list OF
its9ipats and Ts.agValS, Sc, sc.
Agin:
Pae 815. Sec. 1. ..The County Judge in
each touaty shnii boll the County Court
on th, days prescribe 10y law bat ~
the Carr Of Claims, which shall be hstf
once q each gar, the Justices Of the Peace
OF the County shall be associated with
him sld coasHtgfe fhe Csa.t.
hvd we tel you when Court Of Claims
for Elton County meets Pie tse explain
why he trainers OF the General STATUTES
pat 81 this trash IA ih- book, il Sec. 10 Is
ths 'tnly law ms IN fO,ce.
a satisfied the ma istr'ttes did not
wani any personal war VITA you they
hav always felt kindly towards yoI. SO
ftrs know; they Thought you were
partially 10 blame Tor The state of affairs
with necessitate-l a raise OF the Poll;
the. 10 doubt th'uk 80 yet, AMI while /
for,oHe, ava willing 10 qencede To You
All ife credit you may claim for - years
or DU years OF ..meritOriOus services in
respasibis positions" Yet ID ask you
. to oe EIn. Ia re:ofh Of IL. October
Csrt Of CiJials DO shois the reason why
Cort Of Claims aljnurn.i until Jlnatry
& Sc Order book NJ. page l5) aud you
ca sSEe no other reason rhY it a. -
exoPt TO receive your DeIinquesls
Agah il was gour ora proposition TO take
You commissions for 1910 out Of the De
lin4ent list and you hLd the ord r N lde
! to sit you. Aud in regard to this little
huneial ''sheep- shaaring business, the
reeod indicates very decide lily Ieho got tie
'troL out of total lssas-of TWO years
Ioo and 1876 aaes, - the sum Of
Sd55 o. you GO. OF he sum Of
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16
Fair Meeting.

The directors Of the Fulton County Z.
4 II Society, VIII hold their next regular
NEE ii,z nsity Hall, in Hickman, Sat
w MarN It'll business Of import
anee, snI full board desired.
J. w. Nays. Pres't.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

The science OF eating is d. fGed by
recent graduate of Drew Theoi04 icai
Seminary as follows: Eating is The
natur,l phenomenon whereby the nu-
trilerousness Of the animalcuIar cor
porosity j. participated into the paral
leiopipedouical cavity subeiueily coz
nected with The nasal tubero-ify where
it is heteroeeneously couglomerafed
bySe perpendicular euasi'y Of the
= iaw
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16
Current Opinion.

Keys appointment will, without
compromising Democrats anywhere
have ouly the effect to strengthen the
Southern Democracy. - Rochester
Uuion, Dem.
If Mr. Hayes means to do ri2Lt he
shoulD be helped lie should be es
pecially helped against those in his
party who are trying TO make him do
wrong Il Brooklyn Eagle.
The Conservatives do not expect or
require, as condition Of their support
Of Pres&ut Hayes in war against
sectioualism that he should abandon
his party - Richmond Wing, Dem.
The blot on Mr. Hayes title is not
of Southe& manufacture, aud if his
administration proves to he our gain
We eau afford TO peak justly aud gen
erous!y of him Vicksburg Herald,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

Look here, squire, where was yeou
born p said persistent Yankee 10 a
FIVE minutes Acquaintance 4 " ;
born said the victim. lin Buston,
fremont street. No. II left hand eide.
on the first day of August, 1920, At
five clock in the afternoon; physician
DR. Warren; nurse. Sally Benjamin
Y4nkee wars answered completely
For moment be wa- struck Soon.
howcvcr, his face frightened, aud lie
quickly said. ' y ea,: wall, | calculate
you don't recoicct whether il was Il
frame or brick building, dew ye p
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16
JOB WORK.

The COURIER OFFICE Is now thoroughly
furnished with new Jon Tyre; also, full
supply of LITTER, NoTE. and BILL-HEAp
PApKR. CARps. SC and can do work in the
Aeatest style and at city prices.
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For The Hickman cocsrrR

For he Hickman CoCBIER
To SAINT Lans@raal, Agf. Mutual BeHefI
LIZ Insurance Company, Nee -4rk, ". j:
SIR IL desire to acknowledge the re
ceipt of five thousand dollars, this day
paid me by you in fun OF policy No
30, $50 on the life of my deceased husband
Col. j II. Davis, and tor your kind atten-
ton TO making up proofs of loss aud the
l,4asAa1Aias-sEAalIaEas
Respectfully,
ELIZA 8. DAVIS.
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Cardfrenn the Comn,y Judge.


PaIESp WARRES:-If you will allow
me room in your paper, for the first time
in life. would like TO say few things
in this puddle over the raise of the poll
tax for 1877. As to my Fulton friend
who thinks he is kicking up as much dust
AS md mule over a mole-hill he has
his mini made up, and ! shall not at
tempt Il convince him of anything-he
was anyered fully and fairly .frow...Sa
record b the Magistrates he flies Oh
genl-dolges the only issue left open
that Il his genealogy-does not tel us
what tibe he descended from, and pitches
int mixing assertions without any proof
to susuin them My rule is when law
yers nike assertions and do not show the
law,,to pass them by unnoticed-they
soonfat Ii he thinks TO pDft by excl
ting lhr preiudice of the people in the
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I. 80 49,
hoEed as the
quei I spubltcqn Newspaper Of
Il foEhe .SoRth,oest.
conn in the future 10 follow, with
Tor gor and thorouChness,, the
Will out in the past-au earn
,'ssSf. and fair-minded support Of
believes TO be good ia R-pnbli
baud an unsparing criticism Of
sonceiyes 10 De wrong. in or out
epublieau organization. But IN
lrpose OF Tus COHNEBcfAL il ~
! really good general daily news
~ price within the reach
men MUSES. u tie People.
ray, ] IL will bring It's very best
I Liked By material improve
OFFS methods, resources. aud
Everything possible will os
he'd lie a
,ked'aPer ot Seeoad- Clas5 Prices.
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aEL PERSONS

INDEBTED to me will please come for
war,l and settle. Accounts not pail by
Marco list will be placed in the hands Of
an officer for collection. L request all
persons having claims against me, Ito
present same at my Office at Iii N. for
payment.
febg-if
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J. W. MArEs, Vice-Pres't.
If YOUR sewing machine is giyin,

If your sewing machine is giving
you troub,e take it off the table aud ship
it to s. p Dalten, formerly Of the firm OF
Dalton and Brazelton, at Paiucah, Ky. :,
and ne will adjust and repair it in good
style at a. reasonable price. Mr.. Dalton
is wcla know all over this countEx.Sd
thorough sewing @rnsls;,i Il st
repaired by one v
work, and We woulds
to him at once. Hen
best workmen and guA
ton. Office in MofrowsE
PS. Always send boboiasl sdt-
tles With machines.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

IT 'II7 vi ya-..
the evening OF the l4th inst, at ti9
residence OF the brides father. by Ed.
FIemming, Mr.. OrIs LUrrRELL. 10 Miss
MAMIE HOWELL.
We tender our hearty congratulations
to the newly made pair. May prosperity
ever attend them through life, and may
their bark glide smoothly over the waters
of time, undisturbed by one single wave
OF sorrow and disappointment. We de-
sir>e essip1 thanks 10 Mrs. Howell for
q bount--I supply of cake.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

The Hickman Literary aud Musical
Club will meet ut the residence of W.
McTntchen, Monday evening nS Sao--vs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

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