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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-19
Official Press of King County.
Wednesday. Sept'r l9, 1877.
MORE MONEY WANTED.

In 1870, the Merchants Exchange
Bank, corporation formed under the
banking laws of California, started bus
mess in San Francisco with cash CAPT
tai Of two and half millions Of dol
lars. Three years later, 1t had 80 in
creased is business ia to warrant an
increase OF its capital stock to Ave mil
lions, Of wbrh the President Of the
bank. Alvinza Hayward. held one fifth
1t has just gone into liquidation, call
ing in its loans and paying of its de.
positors in cash, dollar for dollar.
The cause assigned for this corpora
tons retirement from business is that
the low rates of interest on money
loaned On real estate in San Francisco,
do not afford sufficient profit on the
money invested, and the loaning of
money upon mining stocks, as hereto
fore practiced By nearly all the banks
in San Francisco. is too risky business.
Accommodation loans TO merchants and
manufacturers. secured by pledges of
merchandise, only pay one and quar-
ter per cent. per month, while loans
upon real estate pay from TO 10 per
cent. per annum, according to the i'm
provements upon the mortgagsd prop
erty.
We wonder if some of the capitalists
composing this corporation could not
be prevailed upon to send = portion of
their idle funds here for investment 7
A merchants bank to assist business
thraugh dull seasons, is just what is
required in Seattle; and there Is no city
on the coast that we are aware of
which offers as good inducements to
capital seeking investment. There are
no "wildcat" mines here. no fraudulent
Mexican land grants; all the lands
here are either patented directly TO the
holders thereof by tho Federal Govern
ment. or else still vested in the Govern.
ment itself.
What Seattle wants to improve its
property is more money and at
cheaper rates Of interest. Wo do not
Claim that. in the present scarcity OF
money, the rates Of the local bank here
are too high; We merely urge that the
establishment Of another bank in this
city would render money more sbund-
ant. and for that reason, cheaper for
the borrowers An unwise law now
cumbers our statute books, excluding
foreign capital by its unjust discrimln-
alton, while the banks in Victoria are
OVERLOOKING with idle money which
would be checrfully sent here for IN
vestment ifthese injndicious restrictions
were removed. Let our Legislators see
to the removal of this financial lam"
at the approaching session. To cr-
clude English or Scotch capital from
our towns, is as unjust as to prohibit
Scotchmen or Englishmen from work
ing in our mines. Capital is but the
savings Of labor. after all.
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tured nearly one thousand horses. The
Crows have about four hundred Nez
Perez horses at the agency. Over
three hundred Crows were TO join Gen.
Sturgi- 81 the evening of the 18th,
when he wouli again pursue the In
dians. Howard was twenty five miles
tehind him.
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PAIR AND REPAIR.-"After this SOL
emn and festive occasion, you repair to
PlPER's and have oysters" said the
parson TO the young couple
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THE WEEKLY INTElLIGENCER.

This o.a and popular journal Of Western WAsh-
ipgton, with the largest circulation - snv Paper
10 the Territory. Ia Published every saturday
morning Terms : Three Dollars per An
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The American People.

No peopl- in the world suffer g. much
with dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine had
failed to accomplish a certain and sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as Sour Stomach. Hart burn.
Water bra b, Sick Headache, Cositive-
ness. Palpitation Of the Heart. Liver
Complaint, coming up of the food, low
spirits. general debility. etc. yet since
the introduction of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER we believe there is no case of
Ayspep,ia that cannot be Immediately
relieved. Thirty thousand dozen sold
last year without ore case of failure re-
ported Go ia your Druggist and get
q sample bottle for ten cents and try it.
Two doses will relieve you Regular
size - cents
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents,
San Francisco
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Exclusively to the
D.alLr I.S'TELLlCE.SCER
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
CALIFORNIA,

SAN Francisco. Sept. ls-wheat-
shipping. $2.s5W2-S7a; milling. 400
42l. Barley-feed. 81 60(dl.65. Pota.
toes, l!c1e All other quotations I'M
changed.
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS at Locke's
Dental Office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09


THE County TAx.-We print in
this issue communication signed 'Scal-
pei" because it is well written and be-
cause it will give the county authorities
assailed an opportunity to refute some
unjust and ungenerous charges and in
situations. The young man writes we'll
! flor the nature of the ideas expressed
warrant the conclusion that he is young
mani and il is n pity that his racy pen
is not permitted TO flow under the inspira
I ton of broad and liberal public spirit
instead of being circumscribed and con
fined under pent up neighborhood PreJu-
1iees. Wherever a county improv cement
is needed, there let il be Iuade; and away
with these narrow views. We are one
people. and of the same interests in every
respect. An improvement that helps one
portion of a county, helps any an all por
tions of that cousy. Il is true that the
interests of Hickman represents the lar
ger part of the county, both as to poPula-
tion and taxable wealth. but it would be
as unjust for her to WELD that influence
against the Bayou de Chem neighbor
hood in the matter of this bridge n
against any other neighborhOoi. The
trade of tina neighhorhood, of necessity,
comes to Hickman, bridge or no bridge;
but, if we were governed by purely
selfish reason of increasing trade, say
it would be justifabe one. and one in
which every portion of the county would
be interested and benefited. Next week
the county authorities viii print an arti
Gle in the COURIER explaining the situa-
ton. The COURIER tried it, and gave
statement of facts, and the law as con
strued by some OF the best legal minds
hut "Scalper' dismisses il all win the
dash of his pen:
lie is too mighty for his narrow sphere
Had he but time to upset knowledge herel
Could he but train his eye
Would he but wait the mystic word and
hour
Only his Maker could transcend his
power
Law has no subtleties-
Earth has no mineral strange
The illimitable air no hidden wings
Seasons no mystery, and stars no spell,
Which can fend the logic of this "Scnlpel-
Editor Of The Hickman Courier:
Dear Sir although tbs strange, tbs true,
That thrice, must mud fault with you
For mnrring verses kindly meant,
Your "CoURIER's' page to ornament:
In rhymes, to which with partial grace,
Some years ago. you gave place
For Verses, you used some strange word,
SO blotted now, l can't record.
H.
And late. in memory Of son,
Who was tire parents only one,
wrote to soothe and calm their woes,
Instead OF rare" you printed ''rose,
This blnrring which you must have done,
Made plural, what should be bat one.
And now again in verses sent,
TO you last week, in compliment
To dear friend-a word left out,
Commas omitted all about,
Two letters added to y name,
Which hurts the metre of the same.
Ny verses spoilt | much desire,
That you had thrown them in the tire
Who needs not such, howe'er he tolls,
is M for stratagcm, and sp0iEs
From manuscripts, you may perceive,
That I've just cause TO vex. AMI grieyei f
But if you publish this 'cih cure,
/ II all forgive, and blame fOrOear.
Feb. ., 1871. 5. VI.
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r LEVI.

The new railroad from New Madrid
TO Little River is completed with the ex-
ceptiou of some light work west of Lake
Como. Next comes the iron. Now is the
grand opportunity for our railroad to
make its trans Mississippi connection
via the Hickman and Madrid Bend
Levee.
Out of 500 hands employed on the
the New Madrid road for several months
only one case of sickness is reported.
This speaks well for the notwithstanding
of the Mississippi The reason assigned
Is that they got their whisky from Frank
and Willie Steagala's New Madrid soloon.
There will be no street procession
ON Mardi Gras day, as has been the GUS
tom in Hickman for several years past
Wemake this announcement because the
.mnrassion has obtained in the country,
and friends would be disappointed who
x.uld come on that expectation. Only a
Grand Maouerade ball at Browns Hall,
a, night. Every lady and gentleman IN
vited.
r. C. Prather, Sr., last week receiv
Ell FROM the Kentucky Fish Commissions
,wo thousand California Salmon, Fulton
pro rata for stocking our county streams
These fish are from the State Matching
house Mt Louisville. The propagation of
fsh bv artificial methods, as has been dis
covered and proven of late years, is so
Interesting, SO simple and cheap, that
States may be supplied with any species
OF 6sh, st comparatively no cost We
are glad Mr. Prather takes an interest in
the matter.
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ToRAcco FROM GIBSON COUNTY. :

TOBACCO FROM GIBSON COUNTY
A considerable quantity of tobacco from
Gibson County, a distance of 10 miles
back. was brought into the Hickman mar
ket this week, by wagons. This indicates
the breadth of territory that can be reach
ed by good tobacco marketTat this place.
Hickman is the most convenient point for
all the West Tennessee counties as far
back "a Trenton and Mckenzie, and at
least that portion which have been IN the
habit for years of bringing their cotton to
this market, will bring their tobacco.
The view is encouraging aud the proof is
before our eyes.
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CounoII s.rnceeh1nes.


HICKMAN, ny Feb. 9th, 1871.
Council met, Preseut-Councilm
Harness, Troutweine, Rsmage, steagala
and Sa,use
The Mayor being absent, Councilman
Harness was called to the Chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read,
The finance committee presented 49,
following account as correct ~ud recon
mended its payment -~~-.-
Jas. Warner, for setting posts At
wharf. ST 80: lumber, washing aud buck
cts for lookup, 50
On motion, ordered that check be drawn
on treasurer for above amount.
Jas A. Warner, presented report from
Jan. 10th to Jan. 3lst, Inclusive showing
number of arrests l0 amount Of fines col
lected, S37 40; less Marshals costs - 10
Also wharf report showing amount Of
wharfage collected, SI2 %; less ~ per
cent 81 so.
On motion, ordered that said repor; be
received, approved an filed.
On motion, ordered that Councilman
Harness and H. A Tyler make final set
Element with the City Treasurer and Tax
Collector for 1876 business and bring
forward their report of said settlement
by the next regular meeting Of this COun
ell.
On motion ordered taat the City Treas
urer and Tax Collector elect produce their
bonds at the next meeting Of the Council.
On motion, ordered that the Marshal
notify s. u. White to put displacement on
Clinton street in good order,
On motion, ordered that the Marshal
proceed forthwith to put ]. II. Plaut's
pavemen. on conner of Kentucky and
Jackson streets, lot No. 81 in good order,
and that he furnish the Tax Collector with
the amount of costs of said pavement and
the Tax Collector to collect same as taxes.
On motion, ordered that the night
Waterman be continued one month from
the expiration of his present time,
On motion, Council adjourned.
p WHITING c. c.
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RELIGIOUS.

RApr1sT-Services ID and 4th Sundays
in each month. Sunday School every Sab
bath at 9 clock, a m
ELDER NORTON, Pastor.
Sr PArL's-Protestant Episcopal-Ser-
vices nv the Rector every first and third
sunday in the month, at lo3 o'clock, A. NJ,
and SPIN. Lay services on other Sun
davs Mt 1890 A. NJ. Sunday School at
q: clock, A. NJ. Holy communion on the
first Sunday in the month
Rev. C. L. PISDAR, Rector.
Sr. PETER's-CArHoLIc- every
Second Sunday in each month.
FATHEs FoRRIsTER, Priest.
fr-uonrsr EPISCOPAL, SoUTH-Services
everv Sundsy at I04 o'clock, a. m, and
IN, m. Sunday School at a. m, c. L
Randle, Superintendent. Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday night
REV. W. T. BOILING, Pastor.
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County Fair.

EDIrO. COURIER 81 learn that there
are nOw0nly Is or 10 additional Stock
holders seeded to make the Fulton Fair
fixed inititution at Hickman. 1t looks
like we enght to secure chat number
Haze the committeeman, appointed at the
last meeting of Stock holders performed
their duty, in trying to get this stock
If not, ought they not after having per-
mitted themselves appointed to such duty,
to at least, try. The March meeting of
Stockholders is near upon us, and at that
meeting the issue will be settled, for or
against us. FAIR.
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CUT THIS OUT.
1t Way Save Your life

NJ. A. THEDFoRD, of Chattanooga, Tenn
Is grandson of DR.. A. L. Simmons. the
originator of the celebrated SIMMONS
LIVER MEDICINE. In order TO get the
original and genuine preparation go to
I. A Holcombe, or Buck & Cowgirl, aud
ask them for it in green wrappers with
the likeness of Dir. a. L. Simmons upon
IT, III you are melancholy, despondent
nave ChIlls, Dyspepsia, Sourness of the
stomach, Constipation of the Bowels, or
forpidity of the Liver. Pain in the Back
&c. Try our Simmons Liver Medicine.
ana be convinced that it will cure you.
NJ. A. THEDFORD,
MAnufacturer and sole Proproprietor,
marl0-6m Cbatt,n,,1.,, Tn
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ALL PERSONS

INDEBTED to me will please come for
ward and settle. Accounts not paid by
March LIST will be placed in the hands of
an officer for collection. l request all
persons having claims against me, to
present same at my office at Hickman for
payment.
feb9-tf. R. LEVI.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09

WADE HAMPToN's government is
now fully organized aud working
smoothly. The people are Loyalty
supporting his ADMINISTRATION, and
coming forward with the necessary
supplies of money.
On Thursday, of last week, at Fred
erick town, Mo, muss got up between
Andrew Richie and Moses Thomas,
when Richie snatched up a hammer
aud struck poor Nose on the head,
laying him out for awhile. Not Sc
rious, we understand.
MCDONALD the "cr1oked" whisky
thief, has been pardoned out. This is
but the veri6cation of predictions made
by the Democratic press that Grant
would be sure to pardon them out after
the elections were over.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09
Southern Debts.

There i good reason to believe that
the movement now on foot to reduce
the debts of several Southern States,
will be successful, and that those Conn
mOnwealths will once mole be able to
start on career OF progress and pros
perity. Referring to this subject, the
~ Louis Republican has the follow
ing
We heartily hope that all these
Southern debts may be adjusted salts
factoriy to the bondholders and the
people of the indebted States, and that
the bondhoIders will offer such terms
that the impoverished and mi>governed
people of the indebted States, can at
ford to accept There is one fact not
to be lost sight of in the negotiation,
since it has an important bearing on
the equities involved, and that is the
partial responsibility of bondholders
themselves Tor these fraudulent debts.
1t was the financial agents of South
Carolina and Georgia who did as much
as the Radical Governors, Bullock {,
Scott and Moses, themselves, to impose
the debts on those States, which the
people have since discovered, and it
was from these financial agents that
the presents bvudholders procured the
bonds they are so anxious, now, to have
adjusted. When the State of Georgia
came into the hands of of its people
about So 600 900 OF fraudulent bonds
negotiated by Bullock through the
/ New York house of Clews & Co, were
disowned. The remainder of the deb
was acknowledged, aud the bonds rep
resenting the Acknowledged debt are
now quoted above par, the per cent
at %, and the Z per cents at 1863
This shows that the real credit o
/ Georgia stands we'll on the Stock Elk
change, even while the fraudulent OBJ
legations contracted by its former Rad
zeal government have been virtual
repudiated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09
X of HI,

H. IK. of HI.
Kentucky Lodge, No $40, Knights of
Honor-meets every Friday evening at
clock. H. Z. ma IiEN' u
w. T. FRESz, r.
4. q. q. r.
Hickman Encampment No 81, and Full
TON Lodge. No. SO, l. O. o. F., meet every
alternate Thursday evening
Officers of Encampment-J. W. German,
G. P: Jacob Levi, r. S.
-Officers Subordinate Lodge-h- NJ Me
theny. n. G.; Jas Warner, r. s.
Masonic.
Fulton Lodge, No. 40, A F. & a. NJ
meets the second Monday evening In eve
nv month, at clock Officers,
w. A. BREvARD, W NJ.
w. L. McCuTCHEN, Secretary.
Il. d. &. II.
Hickman Lodge No. 80, |. Q. &. L.
meets every Puesday evening, at o o'clock
A ID. KINGMAN, W. Z. I.
s. N WHITE, W. S.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09

THERE are eight colored men in the
Arkansas House of Representatives,
seventy seven Democrats and seventeen
Republicans. The Senate has twenty
nine Democrats and two Republicans.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09

Fred Douglass says that after Til
den's Inauguration the devil will co"e
in great wrath" 1t is quite probable
that the old man will be very angry,
and 80 will all the rest of the Radicals.
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DESTROYS DE

Closing out my business at Hickman, KY,
by May LIST. and having on hand large
aud we'll assorted stock of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. l will offer great inducements
TO purchasers aud especially to dealers,
who will find il to their interest to give
sae q call.
feb9-tf Levi
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1877.
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE.
Il 4

ulChhAN COURIER OFFICE.
Friday, Feb. ., 1876.
Rs-RaccoOn, No. l. zoe; 2nd, so :;
81. 25c; 4th, Toe.
Mink-No. J, 70; 81, SOC: Sd. .: 4th. lOc
60 o! ~ l, 50 so; %, 81; 81, 81
Beaver-5octs 10 50. wild Cat-25cts
n BoGse Cat. i0cts. Muskrat-5 to loo
Red Fox-50cts to 81 %.
,,.,z,ss,-.1 -, = Herds Grass. 81 o..
R'ue Grass; 3 90; Orchard - ECs~,,p.zzo'
CORN-3oc Er~ zoe ~. ,3ftSS-Iim
COTTON-l0a1I3c.
WHEAT-60al %.
MEAL-From wagons 40c
BEESWAX %. p ID.
HIDES, green, sc.
" dry sailed Sal0c.
dry flint 10al3c.
WOOT-30 to 374c. per ID. tub washed.
FEATHERS, p 10 4On5Oc prime.
GENSING-75caS1 90 per pound
TALLOW, per ID sc.
BUTTER-Fresh, 10 to 20c per ID.
POULTRY, EFC.-Young Chickens,
Il sc to 90 per dozen. Old from 50a
EGGS-l0ca- per dozen.
STAY ES-Pipes, S4SaS12 per m.
othy-choice-S5 90.
At present.
BARRELS-Apple, 873 cts; Flour, 45eis +;
Molasses, = 90; Molasses kegs, 10 gal s.
90cts; Molasses kegs , gals, scots; Whis-
ky kegs. 10 gals 81 OO Whisky kegs, a.!
gals 50 cents.
GROCERIES.
BACON-Sides I2Ia-c
Shoulders l0c.
Hams 10.
CHEESE per ID. IS to IS c.
COFFEE, Rio, 22a25c
CRACKERS, r ID. 709c.
COAL OIL. 2 gallon 40a50o
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
FLOUR, So 0O@S 90.
MOLASSES-pe bbl 50a6O, hlfbbls Goa
65 cents. ~ 49,
LARD-l24 to BE. r. ID.
GUNPOWDER p keg 3 so.
BLASTING POWDER, . so.
SODA-By the keg So r h.
SUGAR-BrOwn, 9all4c; Hard y !al &c.
SHOT per bag, 80.
STONEWARE T. gallon, 10 TO I5c.
TOBACCO, Manufac d. per 10 so 81 40
SALT--By car load. bushel - 20;
oy retail 90. $50 lbs, barrel by car losl
81 IS, by retail 81 10
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, r ID, slate.
IRON, bar size, 4 be.
NAILS--S3 % rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS-27MS5c p ID
STEEL Cast, VI. A, 2Oa27c.
PLOWS, Steel, S,a12&.
HUBS, l 50a2 30 per sett.
PLOWS-Hertweck, Baltzer & Knoerr
Steel Plows, No. l, So 90 No, =, Oe
No. 3, s. so; No. /, 9 %.
Baltzer's Patent one horse Piow Sc 90
extra pillow mouids - W each. Cotton
scraPers same -. various ractorres
One horse pIows, So 90 TO So 50. Two
horse plows So so 10 SIS %.
SUNDRIES
BAGGlNG-I0al4c per yard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
TIES-6a7c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 50as So
sole, per ID. 50 45c.
upper side, 5Oa5 90.
PRINTS 5 to Sc
JEANS, per yard, 2OaGO
LlNSEG, per yard, l5a35c.
COTTON YARNS, r dozen, I00I5s
WASH BOARDS per doz, - 75a3 90
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Boot and Shoe Shop,
RUDOLPH GLAZIER.

hU UOIII II y u 4 q FIN,
u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IL and tie public generally, that hs
has purchased the Shoe and Boot Shop oe
the late Henry Sohm, and will continuf
the business at the old stand. He will
turn out as fine, reliable, good and cheap
work rs any shop in Hickman. He will
thank the public for fair share of pat
ronage. may26
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09

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