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SYMPTOMS of Diseased Liver.
DAN in the rightside under the edge
L of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patientisrarely abletolie onthel left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shouldcr-blade, and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder and
is sometimes mistaken for 4 rheuma
tisnl i'm the arm. The stomach is affect
ed with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costlve,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. .accompan-
led with Il dull. heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with a painful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bilitv; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold OF burning, and he complains OF
pricklv sensation ofthe skin, his spir-
its are low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him. vet he can scarcely summon
up lortitude enough to try 1t. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy. Several of
the eabovesymptomsa msattendthe disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, vet examination OF the
BODY. after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively derange1l.
AGUE AND FEY YER.
DK.C MCLANE'S LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease 10 give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative they ARE unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. MCLANE.s
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the I'D, with the impression DIR.
MGLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE' S LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of {. M:LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
tg Insist on your druggist OF store
keeper giving you the genu be Dr. {.
NIcLANE's LIVER PILLs,tprepared
bv Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DN. G McI.ANE's LIvEE
Puts trial. we viii mail post paid to any part OF
ths United States one box OF pills for twenty -hVe
cents FLEMING LROS., PIttSouIg, p.
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sIEIHE- -NATGHLESS-is the best Cigar
a ever sold in Hickman for 8 cents
Found at [apr27l j. Il. BROWN 5. q

HICKMAN MARKET REVIEW There
is very little change to note in our grain
market since our last report. Wheat has
continued to rule rather dull-in conse-
quence Of a tendency 10 lower prices in
all the Eastern centers; and many are in
clined to the opiyaon, that when the crops
of the North-W est. which are conceded to
be enormous, begin to come forward, that
No. wheat will drop down to 81 in St.
Louis. This, of course, may or may not
be so. as no one can foretell with the least
certainty the price even week hence.
The experience of the past sixty days
shows this beyond donht. Receipts into
Hickman have continued quite liberal in
spite of low prices, as many farmers are
compelled to sell TO get money to meet
maturing Indebtedness. Some think that
prices will 90 stiil lower. Prices range
at about - to soc for damp and thin, TO
SOC to 81 10 for medium TO choice.
There little doing in the Com trade
Since the recent splendid rains there is
considerable Offering, aud we find that
there is yet large amount in the hands
Of farmers to come into market, which has
caused prices 10 droop, and a still further
decline is anticipated. Receipts are light
and prices may be quoted At so to Soc in
ear, and 40 to 45c shelled and sacked. We
learn Of one sale during the week to 5. \
White of 1000 bushels at latter figure.
The FRuIr market is emphatically in a
collapsed condition. Barrels of choice
variety only command 90o to 81 in new
barrels, and not much in demand at these
figures. Receipts liberal.
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THE ANEPrcAv propr

No people in the world suffer as much
with Dyspepsia as Americans Although
years of experience in medicine had
failed to accomplish a certain aud sure
remedy for this disease and It's effects,
such as Sour Stomach, Heart burn; Water
brash, Sick Hea'iaeIe, Costiveness, palpi
tation Of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
coming up Of the food, low spirits, gem
eral debility etc. yet since the iniroduc
ton OF GREEN AUGUST FLOWER we b :
lieve there IS no case of Dyspepsia ia t
cannot be immidiately relieved. 300
dozen sold last Year without one case o,
failure reported Go to your druggist
Buck \ CowGiLL aud get 4, sample Bottle
for 10 cents and try il. Two doses will
relieve you. Regular size - cents.
uay2
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MADRID BEND, Ky, July 81, 1871,
Mr. GHoHGE WARREN-Sr l submit "a
few items below which you can use your
own discre ion about publishing.
The Kentucky portion Of the Bend has
g. coo acres IN cultivation; about 2vu of
which IL in meadow, aud 10 in orchard.
The remaining LOO acres is in corn. II
the rains continue ana no storms should
come. it win average 40 bushels per acre,
making 10 20 bushels, for which we
will realiz, 10 cents per bUshel, or Sl+ O.
l5G and yet we have but one county
road one school house, no church or CON
stable, unless the people elect cJusta-
ble next Monday, which is very doubtful
r. there is Ho a-piraEt. Oar worthy
sherif # or deputy VIII have 10 favor us
with visit occasionally. Y.
We have been supporting a prorracted
meeting throughout The week, under the
direction of the Rev. john Scarlet, aud q.
dance about three nights out of seven.
conducted by the lovers Of fun. The
dancers have rather got the best OF it.
tBEEDf
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,,e noor women cut OF respect G
-. no, 70 him, have to call him
.lI;s,or,, lie has an enormous quantity
of complimentary quotations for the la
5io. a+.d sc.tters them broad cast on ey
or, occasion. If he has a watch he looks
at il every few minutes aud manages to
Ian,IIe the chain perpetually.. It is against
as.ociation with these empty, impudent,
noi.v imnertineut, obtrusive varlets, l
,yonIj warn our young ladies. Our home
society is full of such creatures.
have seen such young men esoorting
nice young ladies, with
cIqAR1x ais Nsuru.
Or nresuming to smoke in her presence
anywhere. such conduct would be in
sni,irg if the fellow had brains enough
70 make him responsible. Note him, young
ladies'. - he is certain to counterfeit,
every bad habit representing all the viTes
and folIies of the community, with few Of
the saving rraces of geutility. Be assur-
ed, he will act fifty times worse out of
your presence than when IN 1t.
MOTHERS. mPLoRE YOU,
make your daughters shun such society
See that little girl in spotless white, look
ing like an angel See her kneeling, al
eventile. with face and eyes lifted heaven
ward. breathing with pure lips from a
purer soul, "Our Father who art inueayeu
Angels!
Put thy ears 60 the twinkIing stars,
And hear her.
Think of this innocent girl growing to
womanhooI. to marry the uncultivateJ
lout have been describing. Every young
man, who would be esteemed IA gentle
man should
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TO the Con>Iiuu;ion.

BY W. II. FINCH.
Constitutions live for me;
Live TO make my children free;
Crush all tyrauts-mAke them dy:
Here II anchor, live or die
Unfurl thy banner to great and small,
Upward hoist Us one and all;
Proudly wave o er land and sea.
Constitution! live for me.
Let priestly leagues anl mouopolies fall;
Yes bury them in the dust;
And freedom wave all. immortal all,
Aud give IL higher trust.
Yes; entwine within your tender wreath
Sweet freedom pure delight;
The boon our fathers did beqUeath,
To lead SIN the right.
Then downsith tyrants, make them feel
Thou hast power yet to heal;
Crush their duugeon--make US free.
Constitution! live for me.
Fulton, Ky.
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Executors Notice.

TENHE undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed Executor OF the late viii
aud testament Of rah &. Heron, de-
ceased of Fulton county, KJ. All per
sons indebted 10 the estate are requested
30 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same viii pre-
sent them for allowance.
G II. HUBBARD, Executor.
August 4, 1876. Il
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EsrnccEet EEomnd.
Seed Rye For Sale.

nLENTY of White Rye Seed No.
qualily-for sale NJ
augl0-lt~ ;. J NOONANS.
Our APPRoACHING FAIR a d
Kiugman, the efficient Secretary Of the
County Fair, Is receiving Numbers of let
ters asking for premium list and infor
nation in regard to the Fair. He has re-
ceiyed from stock raisers Of Illinois and
different portions Of Kentucky, who pro-
pose 10 take advantage of our Fair not
only to contest for premiums, but to sell
stock through this country. The pros
poets for 4 good Fair and good attend
anee grows better every week, and from
What we hear, that the good old Fair
times are coming again when every body
and his wife attended for a grand holi-
dny
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Local News.

"A County Fair has been organized
iiaBallard county, and Hickman county
is urged to move in like enterprise
A pegro boy, y or l3 years old,
drowned in the river, Sunday last while
in swimming
The Hickman County Teachers In
stitute was held at Clinton last week, and
was quite an interesting affair, as we
learn from the Democrat of that place.
The street cleaning brigade have
made their appearance at last. In the
name of the whole community We thank
the city fathers.
The Hickman steam Touring mill
was robbed Saturday night last The
bare foot tracks of the robber was tracea-
BILE over the floor, but as yet the robber
has not been arrested.
There is cholera morbus IN the air
Keep clear of cucumbers, lest the fellow
with the hour glass and the scythe should
think you have cu-cu numbered the earth
long enough.
The religious debate between Rev
J. X. Stevens of the Primitive Baptist
Church, and the Rev C. r. Ilif, of the
NJ. E. Church, is to be pubI%hed in the
Fulton Times
The colored folks have got the base
ball fever. The match game, at their
barbecue, between the Hayes aud Whee-
Ter Club and the Blue Clippers, resulted
in victory for the latter. Some Judges .
say both clubs play well.
Now is Yoasr Time To EssIy
sek1,oR .-Senty days, VI will sell Bran at +
Sl2 per ton, 10 make room Ia our J
Mill. Now is your accepted time Flour
ship Stufs, Meal, &c, selling in proper
tion-at HICKMAN MILLS.
aug10 2t
The Committee of Colored men, en- {
gagged in the effort to build a new Baptist
Church and Masonic Hall, authorize the /
publication, that they were sufficiently +
successful at their barbecue, to commence (
building at once. 1t is to t\a two story
building-the upper sfor the Masons and .
the basement for the church
ID EST wTrTENBURG FLOUR, at S
ID per bbl--at
aug1Ol JOHN WITTING'S.
On Wednesday evening last, two
men, Sam Dale and Chas. Bell, were ar
rested on dispatch from Grand Tower,
Mo, charged with stealing fsh-nets, seiu +,
&c. They were floating quietly by our
town, when they were overtaken by Mar
shall Warner anu committed to Jail. Dale
was, formerly, a citizen of this. place.
Bracelet Found.
Gold Plated Bracelet, which The own
er can have by calling at this office, aud
paying for this advertisement.
CoNsr ABLEs At the election,
Monday. the following constables were
elected in Districts where vacancies had
been declared
Hickman-W. II. Hancock.
Fultou-Byuum Ferrell.
Sassafras- Mack Bushart
Cayees-Jona Davie
Bend-H F. Hawkins
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NnEiceI

(tHEAP CORN FOR SALE-lama .ed
j in bulk-wiil do for stock.
july2O.4t POWELL & BRO.
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New EHraIp SeCiE----GTOP
1877


lust received from David Laudrefh
j Son, - lbs Turnip Seed in buik-as
sorted kinds-best ever brought 20 Hick
man, for sale at IlULCOMBES Drug Store
COUNTY Observation-Disclosures
Can BE DoyE-The crops are laid by, and
very generally, leisure prevails with our
farmers Last spring, we discussed the
importance and necessity of improved
public roads, and were assured by many
leading citizens of an active effort, at
more leisure time Some indications OF
organizing companies on the Dyershurg'
Troy. Dresden, and State roads. was free
" talked, and considerable expression OF
Willingness to take stock elected. These
improved roads, graveled where gravel IS
the most convenient, ditched, drained,
cross-wayed bridged. etc, when the
most practical, can be built at compara-
lively much less cost than many think
IF company is organized, stock taken
aud the arrangement made for stock TO
be paid in installmeuts, and in work
the figures will prove that in the aggre-
j EtIe II VIII cost very lltttt lloi ''-
present wretched road system This Is
true, beside the great saving and conve-
nience to the farmer in carrying the pro-
ducts of his farm 10 Harket. a goO'
gravel road viii save The farmer more
than one-half his present cost Of trans
portation 1t viii save the general traV
elling public muchi and be of ineaioui"-
BILE benefit to the towns and stations.
/ If one such road could be built, to IL
/ lustrate to the public their great beneht
and saving, there would then be no DIM
/ Guilty, in getting the other roads to follow.
The citizens interested would move OF
their own accord in such enterprises.
We think all that is needed now, is for
some leading citizens to take hold of the
work in earnest, and they will fud the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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w. IL w. Sewing 7aacliime
Agency.

New No. S. wheeler - Wilson Sewing
Nacbeips. for sale at CANNON : Drug
Store-General agent foe all of Wheeler
& Wilson's Machines in Fulton County
a full supply of Needles on hand [je22
Governor Rice, of Massachusetts. will
probably be reuomiuated by the
Republicans at their approaching con
vention. The Prohibition party again
looms up this year in autagonism to
the Republican party, and it is pessib
they may split the vote SO as to let the
Democrats in.
TNRESH HOME RAISED TURNIP SEED.
jy27-tfl JOHN WRITINGS.
Uncle Sam hires seventy or eighty
thousand office holders, aud not one
has struck for higher pay or thrown
up mis- position on account of small
pay. Their fidelity to their employer
is remarkable.
so PER CENT. LESS The best
grades of WALL PAPER and PlcruRE
FRAMES and MouLDISGs, at from 25 to so
per cent. less than can be bought else
where. The stock embraces large vari.
ETY., bought at auction, and must be sold.
Call on TnoS. NJ. JONES,
| Buck & COwgilis Drug Store.
| junel If
A young fool 10 New York is pre.
pairing rait upon which he propo, es
to shoot Niagara Falls" in few davs.
he should be sent to an asylum ier
luualie5.
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Jeans pants from so cents to 81 so;
WorIlingmen's pants, 80 to 50;
Union Cashmere, 1 % to 50 %;
J ob lot cashmere, 2 to So 10;
Fancy plaid suits-iatest styles, 4 10 to S8;
All wool Scotch cass. suits, So 10;
Handsome dress coats and vests, to Ii 90.
Also, an entire new line of Gents, Youth 5
ana Boys Fur, Felt and Straw Hats.
Ez4~ We are new manufacturing our own
Clothing, therefore we can guarantee per
feet fit. No trouble to show Goods.
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gRz1EEEEO Us.

Sr. P,uL's ErIscorAL CHuRcu r +.
MAcDUFF Rector. Services every sunday
and Sunday night.
BAPrlsTe- Services every Sabbath at II
a m, Al I u p. m. Sabbath School every
Sabbath at S clock,
RAY 5. FLEnrNe, Pastor.
Sr. PErER's-C CArHoLIc-Servioes every
Second Sunday in each month.
FATnES McDoNAL, Priest.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SourH-Services
every Sunday At lO5 o clock, a. M, and
p. m sunday School at a m, G. l..
Randle, superintendent Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday night.
REv. ". I. BoLLlSG, Pastor.
E6. l.. ID. OF HE.
Kentucky Lodge, No $40, Knights OF
Honor meets every Friday evening al s
o clock. 30 SrEAGALA, b.
GEO. &. PnArnER, X.
hE. o.. ID. =.
Hickman Encampment No 81, aud Ful-
Ton Lodge No. So, I. O. o. f., meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
Officers of Encampment-J- W. Cornan-
{. T.; Jacob Levi, ).
Ofhcers Subordinate Lodge-Jas. :.
Curulau, n. G.; ThOs. VI. Jones, X. 5.
4. %. g.. e.
Hickman Lodge No. 90, l. o. @. T.,
meets every Tuesday evening, at o clock.
a. d. KrNGNAN, W. Z. 4.
S. n WHITE, W. 5.
Masonic.
FULTON Lodge No. l2O, r. & a. NJ,
meets the second Monday evening in cve-
ry mouth, at : clock Officers
W A. BHEvAED, Nj.
w. l.. McCUrcnES, Secretary.
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a SPLENDID LINE

OF RUCHINGs, Neck Ties, Cashmere
Iaces, Linen Embroideries, iuserttngs,
hosiery, Gloves, Sc, at Unprecedented
Low Prices.
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

AS|OOO1 ON
just published. n new edition
u Aof DR. CULVERWELLS CELE-
{ * BRALFD ESSAY Oh the ra3icgi
w cure Nithout medicine of spEa
II, v,rGRRHGA or seminal Weakness. Invol-
untnry Seminal Losses. lmporENcY. Mental
and Physical lncapaciiy, lnpedimen,s to
Marriage etc; also, CONSUMPTION. ErILEPsY
and FRS. induced by self-iudulgeuce, or
sexual extravaganza. sc.
esIy-Price iu a sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author. in this admira-
BILE Essay, clearly demonstrates. from a
thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of self-abuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or tie applica-
lion of the knife pointing cut mode Of
cure M once simple, certain and cfectuai,
bv means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition maybe, may
cure himself eheaply privately, and
rq5icqRg.
Eesg-This Lecture should be inthe hands
of every youth and every man in the
land
sent under seal. in plain envclop. +,
any address, past Pa,d on receipt of sil
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
TIE CULyERwELL MEDICAL co,
Al Ann Street Post Ohse Box 1886
iuucl
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sOncII a.roceedImEs.

TF You want fine o.d Robinson or
4 Bourbon Whiskey, 60 to
ap27.1 j. r. BOWNS.
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JOB wOKK.

The COURIER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furni ished with new Jon TYPE; also, a full
supply of LETTER, NOTE and BILL-HEAp
PAPER, CARDS, &c and can do work in the
neatest style and at city prices.
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90. s.s.srsSsall occasions, 10 Iadiesssl.gue
rsait 20.

ai.c-tw0 COMMUNICATIONS, j u"u -.
Blossom, hlhng the space allotted "Soc.-
ETY. Column, we regret being compelled,
TO cut article furnished by Maud Mueller,
short Balance WI be printed next week. ]
En-. COUE.
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3. R. Brown.

iIas one Of the most complete Family and
Fancy Grocery Stores in town. IaPr21
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Together we will sweetly live.
Together we, our mites will give;
And each will lend a willing hand
To help the poor within our land.
Willing to work both day and night,
Willing to do that which is right;
Looking to God. our truest friend,
To bless us now and to the end.
a fear of taxing the patience of the
Editor, admonishes us to close with wis b
Miss Maud, that your closing career may
be as calm and peaceful as an infants
dream upon the bosom of maternal love.
MAY Blossom,
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Boot and Shoe She

RUDOLPH GLAZIER,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his fri
III aud the public generally, thI
Hns purchased the Shoe aud Boot Sho|
the late Henry Sohm, aud will conl
the business at the old stand. He
urn ont as fine, reliable, good aud 4
work ~ any shop in Ilickman. lie
thauk the pubic for a fair share Of
ronage. ma
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There is period in the life Of every
man-boy, (or young gentleman, as L
would prefer to call them which some
writer has aptly described as
.'cALFHooD.'
Would that this period of pride, concei' !,
and self importance, ended always with
She teens. but ala, il a'lheres to older
Society and obtrudes itself at all ages. In
the boy il is first distinguishable when he
has had his ''chin moved, and in older
Young men who have their hair perfum-
ed with tallow and cologne or sweet scent
ed pomatum. He imagines himself the
center Of attraction when il ladies socie-
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Reply TO Maud Mueller.

Nv, U,,y- -Y,yilfrht .haI., are f.liliug
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nm .r,.i in her rolIsn attire apnears
.,.,,,. i,a,.. ..,o,.,v crown cIeamip, Ike the
ri.pasf a..,b.r ar like the diamond that
5esoraies the coronet of some fairy queen.
III. ,ru.biu, flowers upop whose pure
t,...,, ,t.. ,,.ariy d.,s-drops REST catcb
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-. AMI $50 ,,sin the Golden
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Z. %. G.. e.

Hickman Lodge No. 96, l. o. @. T.,
meets every Tuesday evening, at 0 clock.
a. d. KtSGNAN, W. Z. 4.
s. n WHITE, W. ).
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Yo,o OF Fnito" Co""'y--F0r
EesSsIaGuTe.
Trola,h,'beiis Total majority 49o.
THE TWO COUNTIES.
KY BREAKING p l.

cappbell's maj 54C
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aGh7roR .rSenty days, we will sell Bran AT
Sl2 per ton, TO make room in our
Mill. Now is your accepted time Flour
ship Stufs, Meal, &c, selling in proper
tion-at HICKMAN MILLS.
aug10 u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-21

W" ha! the pleasure Tuesday last Of a cali
tr"m pr. J. Il. Roberts,. OF ~im,icr->iilr. Ca.
Wi" VA a"putiIrdHy GOV. C"iguIlt To- come
t" iHl> place 10 convey Asa Hughes, alias
DtNst hIltlker. /" >tnIrr-v.iir Ia he tried
for an assault VIA intent to kiil. and arson.
committed IN i>Gi. From Dr. Rob rt-, who
+ 4 way Intelligent GemiIen4an, ami who
on! consented t" lerirrm thi- >rrSLe he
ch't~e nr could it"nt!tl Tue prisoner. ""
learn 'hr following particulars Ma Wa
tht property of iiuSo Law-un, hat Wa ~
rr he care f his guardian. Alrxrur,r
Lrw>"g. Who lived tb"u; fifteen miles from
>ruIrr.IH!t.tu a>hinyt"n county .G.nr"ia,
aud i.r."r to Nov clnhrr 4th. l>Gi. hat ran
iNLA and C"uc'.Ir himself for -ulnr siN
months IN Orunrr swamp. Gm Ile DAY
4r"He mcmti"nrd. Ihour one week ntIcrt.e
federal nru,N ht' pi>-ti Through NE n"igI-
bprhrnt, IA emerged from ms hIGiu.
place tu'! W"Ht To In" re-tsru,o al Nr. Il.
triu,pH ~tTt"-". 4 -rnii-utI ia Ir1iGtA'"i
h, uih. where ther, was no one nUr MI.
>trangr AMI inr ladies Of The f.mtIy, aud
ordered t3r family 10 ylr,rr the iul>-. -
h" Iulrnrir,i t"purn it. Mr.. >;rur& kunN-
iGG nIn Ne. demonstrated with MIN. ,u,i
ttrl hIH tItt he certainly could no. mean u
ito -Gcn i Tang. hHI tAr boy persisted IN hi,
purpose. WIN NJ. Ntrtn-r started to ie,vc
l." mouse. A>t. thinking mat ~ wu- %"lng
L. 4 tsi@hbor'> to procure assistance. step
ped "uf III the house ant liz" upon Mi.
Strange with an oit shot gun That he Ln!
bLt .yftE, nm, in tl4 SES.t,gr NS..Urtg NC ian,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-21
Stock Notes.

Mouday. { car l,l : of cattle.
Mr.. !. Harrison >'I'rr'i from AuiINiil",
"Wednesday tt-t. ! car s"nd "i n"@S.
Ne>>r>. Hughes and Bowie -hInp'd from
AuliNiilr. last sunday. + car loads OF cattle.
Mr.. jas. W. HARRISON. of DAVIS township.
Wi! sup neat N"n"aE. 'ni loads" ciiIr-
Mr.. Jonathan stanford. OF Washington
tow nship, = ,.ilug 10 mead of cattle ana
some hog
Mr.. Pr. hit-rit. of Washington town
ship. i ie' ding 80 hca'i ri rritNr raill". and
Ii small lot of t;"g>.
II was sam. Smith, or Washington town
ship. anh not >utn. l. SMITH. "f Davis I" rn-
snip, wno rrcoy, rrd hi h"G 5IuoItli- buried
III straw rick.
Address John i;urru>>. Nj rn'. >'ii"c
county. Mo. for catnt"gI = OF lhe great
pubic sal" OF short horns, ~ tlNc piir
Saturday. May ;. l>...
Mr. WIN. II. Wa,!lril. Of LAFAYETTE town
ship. nt> addict 10 tl> >tAhI" i lin" .rty
lax. ~ hands high. wmtrh IA recent, pur
CHASED in ~litGe county.
capt. Mason Il. Henry. who Esc- q short
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-21
EIICEiNi,D

RECEIVED
Direct from Baltimore. 100 Cases Fresh
Cove Oysters, s:srE"h: ohe best winch
we are , Linz AZ 81 10 per dozen for 2pound
cans. or in hts Of tive cases or more. 81 70
per !.Zcn. :. =. y. !. Mill.