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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-05-25

Is The annoyance occasiored by the
continual crying of the baby, at once ceases
when the cause is Gas it should be- promptly
removed by using Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price 70 cents per bottle.
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ELKTON. MAY 25, ISIS.

Mr.. HAYES has now an elegant OPP
portunity to study the science and phi
losophy of ingratitude.
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The ladies connected with this Society
appeal to the public for a generous
support of their effort to replensh their
treasury against the demands of the
coming Winter
The Delaware College Orchestra
will furnish the music.
May 25-lw
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RE4L EST-iTE.
FOR, RENT

TNHE HOUSE on High street, next door
4 10 L; II Bells store. Apply To
Mar i'fN-tt ;. c. LOWMtN.
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TRACT PART OF 4 TRACT

OF LAND situated in Cecil county, on the Susquelanna
iltr ween Port Deposit AID P-ryyillc commonly
called III" Hc,kmtttHH Property, consisting of part
ct Tract of Land cac Iirrkrrt's Desire and mart
81 Tract called &c YORKSHIRE L contains
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23
Pro~per,v was Come.

l. the natural result Of "a indiyid.
ual ar nation produciug and selling
more than they buy Take III, farmer,
who sells every year more than he
buys a al takes care Of the excess For
example. the case Of jacob Hughes
gh, died in hi. equity several vear-
ago. leaving an estate II oger 6 00U
acres of the finest Blue Grass land In
early lie he worked tor $40 per
month, and made It point always TO
ave part OF each monfh= earnings.
lie took care of hi. earnings until at
the end of lie he vas a man Of for
ruue The people of the United Stale
are now in the same condition that he
wa early ia lie. Vorkiny hard for
mall pay Still the country i in
thar condition that prosperity mu>r
come Within fwo years. frnm June
30.h 1876. TO June 30oh, 1878. the
uruple have produced. exp rred to
foreign countries aud sold products to
The value Of Sl29f $50 420; making
purchases aud imunriiBg gnnd@ To The
amount OF 1888 374659. ifaving net
balance of prof to the people of this
country of 81 % 9S4 96i OF thi-
-urn $751; 1872 04a vas made during
he YEAR ending June 3Orh. 1877. and
1851 S32 667 during the year ending
june 30ih. 1873 Let the country
continue to make money az this in
cr-a-ing rate for lew years aud there
will be nu abundant perity : Lex
inaton Press
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23
Trying 90 ave wI,ho", work.

The tollosins from The pen Of Hor
,,e Greeley, i=rue and applicable to
this day;
Our people e too widely inclined
to >hun the qai way of producing
labor, anu try live and thrive 10
crooked paths Speculation and heed
less ,r, fic Whsve depiorably few
boys learning Hdes. with ten time
too many anzio, 10 ger into business
that j., to devh some scheme where
by they can liv, without work OF
the journpymen pchanics now ut wo, K
in this city. We ndge that two third~
were horn in Euipe. and this 'li~pati
y J. steadily aumenting One mil
hon families are 'ying 10 live by sell
lug liquors. tobwo. candies. 90. in
our ci'irs, who euli he spared there
from without thesligh'est dririmsnr !;
aud il these wea transferred to The
-oil, and set 20 sowing grain. meats
wool. 81 or empi'vrd in smelling the
metals, nr wess'sns stfsaf.,Aric+ Tor which
-wo-Hre running lusl-br 90 Europe. oa,
country would iacreaSe lis wealth a
least twice a fast ~ now. and there
would be far less complaint Of dulI
trade and hard times
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23
warming 60 BondhoIders.

his way OF PoHiic'@'S
is,s. ,aboring to work up prejudice
.;,st people who are 90 unfortunate
:. - he the owners of United Srate-
hond4 is mean aud con'emptible
-.,irir Bondholder- are individual-
part Of the people, made Of flesh
md blood aud hesrt and 4onI precise
l. =. other people. and are en'itled 10
~. aame consideration and protection
n lazasnny other class Of citizens
ba, TO no more Il i mean 10 can
5iaate, for the sake votes. to work up
false prejudice, against the Bprid
holder, FOR there are none of Us who
wouldn't own bonds il We could. and
il !. tile sheeresi dsmagoguery TO talk
otherwise. The bandholder owns
bonds precisely as the farmer ouns
lands. But, there j. difference. the
bondhoider pays no taxP+ while the
land owner daes This il unequal aud
adjust. aud the bondholder should be
ware how they ciamor for cantinu
anee of this inequality. The honest
sentiment Of the country says that The
bondholder should NOT be robbed of
hi. property. bat it also says that he
-hould hear The burdens Of taxation
equally wi'h other property This is
Democracy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23
YELLOW FEVER scOURGE.
DEATHS Carnival. AID CgtIeS
DPpOpulated
No Abatement IT ms Plague

O.
No Abatement IT fhs Plague
+ The yelow fever territory embraces
The whole country from New 0reans
o Memphis These ts1 cities are
suffering terribly. aud perfect panic
appear~ TO have seized the whole adj
iaeeur country yieksburg also saf-
fers with the plague, while the little
Town Of Gran4dl Is almost completely
10 the rvs Of death, and the lever can
only be -aii-fri with the absence of
Iyielims to iced upon. with the ezeep
Zion Of Ora NADIA. none OF the smaller
towns appear TO be afH.Cted to any
extent. though wild report hr4 placed
the soourge everyvhers aud anywhere
The death rate at Memphis aud
New Orleans has not been near 80
great as 10 former years. though the
panicky condition of the public mind
has swe,led it TO alarming proportions.
New Orleans. the greatest snfsrer OF
all. Is more 9uiet and calm. and freer
from excitement than some Of the
towns and cities thousands Of n,iles
away Business Is going on there
aboa, as usual except le-seuei By the
4nsFrH n,ine Of other place against her
| The Memphis people were wild on
The Appearance of the p'a1ue there
and the city has been depopulated from
50 600 peopIe 70 less than 5 .G0O.
Nearly alfthe CITIES. towns and villages,
have guaranteed against The plsgne
-tricken section. exsspr brave hearted
Louisville and som4 few other points:
The eonrrarisiy Of opinion im ny the
most learned physicians efthe country.
some arguius that yeilo~ feaser is
contagious aud some absolutely posi-
rive thar Il il NOT, leaves the great mas
Of people IN fearful auxiety aud un>
easy everywhera
DR. Bell. Of Louisville, perhaps the
most learned yellow fever physicians
in the United States, asserts most
posirisely thar it is not. and Ihatquar
rantines in this latitude are perfect
humbogs aud entirely u-eless. He
sayslkers is 20 more dahsefef gel
iow fever as q epidemic. 81 Louisville
Of anywhere norfh of 80 degrees, thdn
there is al the North pole, aud fhat
alarA here Is The result of gross igpo
rance on The part Of the people aud
phyNioitn4. Other eminent doctors
argne li5ersnfiy. and Dr. Bellis.equal
Tv wsii supported by learned epinian
Under his advice L9uisVilte has hos-s
pitably opened her doors to.tEe Keeling
refugees from the South. ana invited
one and All TO cors ard Weleonae. .a
There osn De no reasonable rroE iss
of the scoqrgs stopping, until FROST
wl1iel, our prophet pleessron ,os about
Il Z :dts q i5t1asf 0-sotstsmss ssa
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23
. The Dew, II.a ,aonk.


ne !lfgay relates the following
mnnki~h legend.
ne mPnksof \ certain monaster,
wished tn nrnsmeut the gate of their
church Que OF their number who
was sacri,faa aud who understood
%cu p'ure. placed on il beautiful
inage of the Virgin II was very
common in iho,a days 10 have near the
entrance repfSeuiation Of the Last
Judgment. AZ sng those on the left
side was ssan+ armed with an iron
hook and 50 hideou+ that no one
could look uUon him without horror
The original. egepded at the Liberties
that had beeA b. with his 6gure
came o,,-s.l., 4 80 rirs Of the artist
why he had uS%im 30 ugly. The
<acri-fan paaIy told him it had been
done from pSsonsl dislike and for the
avowed purpse Of making him hate
tai
This did At send mstters and The
nrti-r vas rhptened with vengeance
# lie did MOI dange the figure in the
course of tbs day Nexf morning
when the de1 came to look al The
sltsra,ions I found the sacristan
mounted on ID -caffold and employed
in adding nowanrrorS 10 the represeu-
'afion Sine you are determined
We sl.all be los exclaimed the irrita
red demon. - Us zee how yon can
leap" Ar Ihesme time he overthrew
The scaf ,ldlng Bur the sacristan had
no sooner calls the Virgin 20 his suc-
or thin her imge stretched our is
arm 10 uphold im. aud after Suspend
ing for sometime in The air. To
give ths ,ehOier| time TO admire
The beautiful naole. abe placed him
gently on the souud, TO the infinite
Disgust of sstaT
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.ToetEappy Ones.


-, TIE Psdacsh as"s
~"'i-loPha Price, man aged So
5''sS' VINO hss been married four times
' rt uu'O asclfa pew wife last hight
ne ne "S,he Of The new wife il Miss
- ensble. ard she il between ID
h"l 10 yearspf age The difference
p; "sgu' oSsud Is is only AZ. Mr.
- - -, = Fslired farmer. aud seems to
''n a, With the marrying bust
- ihe finance of The matter l.
Th = vas ease Of love at first sight
-. 'a'n"y 70 which the girl belong
,''Ved inro his neighborhood
b. S@., .as y. Sac saw the old man aoa
- "a" hershey were both eprap
=, r ana !%S,tehing down o The o..
o \ cure B,eoe two soul with bu
:, . 'hoe9h," we're soon juinrd 10
'''s np'y mat Of bondrimuny HIP
p ~ '"'n 1 lAle boy with giuger
\. H. 49, ives 'lck- of peppermint can
,a ~ '"oss bridal "trip on The stree.
-. "u' Sea'l street 10 jersey, where
ried life -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23
War Prices.

THE is what every bniy wants--fhe
farmer for his wheat. the mechonic for
his skill. tho manual lahorer for hi
work. The real estate owner for his
proparty. ,he merch~ns far hi- gopd4
the hotel keeper for L,is fare.-lnl the
inability to obtain these prices is the
cause Of all this grumbling about the
hard times. and seita,ion Of the labor
question They cannot see. or will
no' realize the tact. hat all these prices
huve come down IN keeping with the
rae in the value of money. L is
something they will not understand
rha, dollar nov - worth nearly ~
much rs two or three dollars in war
times, and sc, the prices have not fall
en- IN proportion 10 the increased pur
chasing power OF the current money
of the country \ full comprehension
Of this fact We think. will not fail 10
-arisiy nll that their eomplrin's of The
hard times ara not jn-ti6ed By the nc
faal condition of things. and have
tendency to make "a ali mnre content
ell and >ari>6..d with the present state
OF affairs We wo1ti uot them seek
TOR an Increase Of paper money ire
deemqble aud which musr rapidly de
preciate until prices Of all property
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A welcome IoAII.
From the Courier Jonrnal


For r~o sundre$G years the world
has been shocked | the cnntempla
ton of The heariles,ne-s that pre-, allied
during The raesges of the plague in
Landun The eseiry aud c"warIiee
~xhibired during that period of ID &
,inn have in u measure been extennl
ted through the reesla ions of modern
.cience of the abstsd ignorance aud
superstition then universally prevail
ing ia regard TO all matters ut disease
and sanitary regulation Looking
back TO that dark day from our condI
of greater enlightenment and fuller
knowledge, We have learned to soften
our Condemnation with the p'eading>
ar excuse for ignorance We have
taught ourselves TO believe thar had
the Seventeenth century possessed the
knowledge oi'the Ninpteenth, or had
The calamity OF The Seventeenth would
not have added the -courge OF disease
Our great railroad RAINING Sonih
will bring all the people Who want Z"
come We speak b. authority when
We say that northern bound trains Will
he run especially 10 aecnmmodate those
who desire TO come North until the
Southern epidemic abaies They
will be run fast or slow a. II suits the
people along he line If the people
of any place d. NOT want the refugee
rain 10 stop. they will be run pat
them. II they want the trains to be
stopped 10 take some Of them aboard
they will stop and pick Them up
The purpose Of every one herea bouts
is 10 offer every facility TO our South
ern friends who want 10 come Norm
We have indicated the advantages
offered by Louisville as a resting
places merely because it appears that
THU i the only convenient and com
mndious place Of safety where refugees
will be welcome. we will welcome
those who want 20 stay with US, or
We will Goo speed those eho want to
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CLOSING
OUT AT COST !
And IN MANY INSTANCES GREATLY UNDERI

z ns.n
Sadery Hsr~are Salt
b a
e
lowest possible A the fed seeds wanted and asei in our an
as.
Thanking their liberal
years,
Hckman KY, July 8, 1878
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= Kpu'ucKs 3 to q CommissIo"

The Congressional Convention oi
he Eighth Disirict, which met in
Snmer>e, adjnurued after taking 235
ballots wirhout mixing nomination
The last ballot wa taken on Frihny
niehi aud stood Durham So Fox 40,
Thompson SO 4 ter that ballot the
convention agreed IN leave the nomi-
nation u rhs innr judge OF the Cuurt
81 Appeals Lind-ay Prior Elliuit
aud C"frr they 10 choose the { ith man
The convention l. 20 meet again ia
stamford. September 1. to rarfy the
nomination We venture the assertion
the Judges will never agree. The
convention came 10 a very foolish aud
unnece-~nry conclusion They were
zen, to make = nomination. and they
should have done ~. Il they could
not m ke choice how can II be ez
ppctsd that the four Judges eau
Liud-ay il candidate for Governor
anal it will be u1p'e4~ant far him to
rbaose het9eee f1Hr good Dau0cTs'-.
The Chief Ju-tice~ will net wisely If
they refuse 10 serve "a arbi'ratOrs
They hold jllioial 81 lce1 that should
not be mixed up with politics Moth
ing hut censure can come 10 them it
they attempt to spitle the ,qu 'bhe.
let them but think of the odium thar
i NOW h-nped upon the Z y Supreme
Court for its action in puli'ical mtt~
ter aud The Kentucky Judges will ct
The Eigth DISTRICT itle IT. own perry
political contest - Nelson County Re
cord
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Greanbaek Dem,ocracy.

II substituting Kreonhaek mpuey for
the Narioual bank cireuh,ian. and
holding the am lont Of circulation 81
q TO give The people an honest, stable
currency. l. Greenback Dtmorraey,
lhen the CoURIER is a grecnbnck pa
per I'M mems to pay # all he
'5oT7u=.a. greehbacGz, and then let the
greenbacks eear Gus 10 the hands Of
9he people mud 10 keep on printing
gree. backs iii such money would be
30 plenty 'har the children could pick
up bu-hel BASKETS full Of it on the
sireeis, then We say ], Is a bumbug
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23

sEcaErARY shermsn has appointed
Mrs Agnes Jenk4 detective Of the
treasury Department 3, New orleans
4Ier no'oristy. and .he general disfavor
nth which she ia regarded. would
.areiy hsvs prevented suoh an sppoin,
-ant. had no, Nir. Shsrmsn bean for
I'd 10 compensate her valuable seq
.'css to hin ia sone such manner. II
ELL ssr;ss The psopIo as an open pay
nsnt for her testiuoaY before the Poi
az CoRlnisiAs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23

II IL Amusing to soc the Weaferp
candidates for The Presidency cutting
under each other IN their bids for favor
and for the support of the ueu eiempn,
in politics Hendricks. who stood
ft,ioofed on the ~ Louis platform
shaped by the hands of Mr. TiIdsn'-
friends has now taken refuge behind
D,u Vuorhee-, and, Instead OF speak
ing for himself. il is the voice OF Voor
hfer that ISSUES from his lips
Thurman held forth Yesterday \,
Hamilton, Ohin. before he unrerrifed.
md he was able to 90 much better
than Hendricks, having the advantage
Of his speech to guide the bidding
They are hoih struggling desperate,
.ty 70 carry Indiana aud Ohio The
former en~fs thirteen electoral votes
and the latter twenty-fwo II both
should succeed. the contest between
Them for a-cendaney aiierward would
be lively. with the advantage an the
side OF the most Greeks. in the classic
language OF the tEau iulent ocenpanf
ct the White House If either shuu d
Zip up he would have to ir,ng up his
po.ifical didIe ike harp GA the wi.
low Defeat weud end all Pre~iden-
'ial preien>iers for 1889. and, after
thar time neither Of these men will
he in The way of ambitious patriots
with design~ on the White iiouse
II seems TO be iorGn,trn by the
friends and hnckers OF these rigal-
rhst they are lighting for personal
victory nearly Two years beiprs the
meeting of the National Convention
aud that in 1850 both ma be put aside
a. candidates from their own section
without considering the claims of
other section@--on account OF this very
rivalry In the present state ni par
Ties. with new elements cry>,alliEiny.
iiSintegration going on rapidly. and
no distinctive principles ppt forth 10
rally the penple tp either side he must
be- more than propher who would tell
the.turn politics may take two years
heuce.-IN Y San
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23
Cnn,nlia.Inn.

Five preclncrs in NeUracken county
Instructed Tor Trimb'e. aud four in.
structed for JUICE White They met
in county convention. ani heat / just
as certain a 8 beat !, and the county
wasiu@frueted solid for TrimbIe. Thu
il pooling the ISSUES on the solidarity
of popular sentiment
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23

JUDGE TRINBLE aud Col Turner
"ha,sver may be said ut them by up
po%ers-are both able men--and now
that it is foregons conclusion that
they are to be pitted against each other
in The Congressional cun'est--hould
show their ability by discussing public
and not personal qlestinns, II their
canvass ia personal wrapgls it will
tend to make votes for the Repu blican
lt naoinmi9ees . -.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23

Mr. Leefe. tesiifying before ,ka PIT
Ter COMMITTEES in regard to the ag ,irs
in Louisiana immediately following
tbs Presidential election. said:
Kellogg took little Interest IN the prsa-
identiai election. He was far n, ,rs can
carns'i IN having nembsrs elscss.l 10 ,bs
Legislature whs vonll support him fov
senstcr. Kellogg pssI 20 ell rae how
they would pay CT .thess fellows IT sane
Tsenssnt negroes1 sal sail ThsS viii
walk the streets Of this town with Iips
ont while yoH e1'l will roll past in CAR
riages. aad will ask you, What iOsfsr "a
that 2 81
A iatfar from P. 3. D.rnsii. R-Deb
lean eI-Cons.essmsn. va introduced
in which. speaking of M4ttLews. Shsr.
man ans, H4rlan. he says -:
Use Il disorssily, but don't snare thsn
So except v. they are the mist uam}ti,
gated ssnunarels ever nsst--s siss-A a -
.sypoaritiofl. pssirr singing Geld. sloosiei
ssse g''eEa u would rs dong ths eeanIry
= service 70 expose
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The surest way to make "disorg m
izars" aud boliers" l. to force objrc
tiouahle nominees II trammeiled
guest has got to eat crow, as an act OF
courtesy, make the dish as palarabe
a. possible under the circumstances
. herwi4s the ~tom ,ch may refuse
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23

4 strong effort has heen u,aie "a induce
Hon. IL A. Tyler sni Hon. Clint RAndle
20 become candidates for Congress. AMI
they have hafsful Of letters from all por-
iio9s of the District urging them 10 an
noTnce themselves. They have invaria-
nlv resisted these urgent Appeals. AMI
neither will be a candidate. II Paducah
News.
Thee extracts, together with null
tiplicify Of ofher- from District papers.
indicate that the great body Of the
Democracy il nor satisfied with the
candidates for Congress 10 this Dis
triet The candidates for Congress are
receiving the instructions Of the differ
en' countiea. which, when snaI7sed
means. and only means. thar this or
Pha' one is FIRST or second choice. be
tween the candidstes in The feld. Take
chs late Democratic Convention in this
county. which was as fair convention
as We ever kaew. and Who will deny
that If the name of Cro+siand. Tyler.
or RandIe. had been placed in nomi
nation. a oorpnraPs guard would not
have been left 10 any other name
[, il a fact that q large portion Of
the Democracy entertain feeling akin
70 ipdiens'ion because Grassland. Ty
Ter or Rnndls. have M, obeyed their
solicitations 10 enter ihesrse = Aud
We believe. further, that neither of
these gentlemen have entered the race
lnrgeiy from the fact that they are nos
10 full snd entire sympathy With the
Wild greenback inaation ideas nov put
forth az Democracy
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23

JCDag TRIMBLE will be the nomi-
nee of the Paducah ConVentinn. and
they DO say hat Turner. and he have
hat-full Of personal bricks. to throw
This il the kind of ssnvass TO work up
an excitement and will probably please
a, aa5aJ'risy of people. bur there ere
some who think that the Democratic
party should "poof us tissues on ma
terial questions, and not on PERSONAL
ties. ..y svf ~
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The Risht Wan naI \ CaHdf-
haER

Judge Boope has formally withdraw
from, and Judge White, Of Ballard coun
~. has formally entered the race for Con-
gross Jntge White is now on the bench
az Judge OF the Common Pleas Couri oil
tn Padueah District, and is said 10 b. a
good and strong man. There IS some taf <
of The canIilrcy Of Col. Grassland. Capt.
Tyler. Capt Ranils and George Warren,
hui there is nothing certain yet.-FPriase.
:oR Banner
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very -frone oandidate

A PUBLIC mrn must die or retire
before justice j. d lone mis- name Since
Judge Boon'S withdrawal. sume active
opposer<, now afford to compliment him
as The "pursst public servant We ever
had
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23

We have an Old fashioned iiea. that
the Democrats party. it it would hold
The conf lenee aud affection of the
people, should deal with issues aff~c-
ting the material welfare of the cuun.
try. and not suffer itself dragooned by
personal wrAnggles into ignoring such
questions.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-23
N. Z. NELSON,
Shoe and Bootmaker

(Cor. Water and Ohio streets-oppcsite
PLANTS Warehouse.
A NNOUECES to this public. which he
n has served in this line 20 years, tn at
he is still in the business. ready 20 do
any kind OF work in the best style. Keeps
the Best wcrknen employed: and hes in
store at all times a vsr.esy of ths best
Boots sr5 Ssoes asSs, u ils best mats
sisis. suE4-If
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!. The Henaerson News md takes to
anumsrats tbs grsst asn OF Kentucky.

The Henderson, News ind rtskss to
aaumsrats ths grsst alsn OF Kentucky.
:isre is the list: u a54
Beck. Caldwell LINDSAY, -Jahnstan,
...aosf ard J z S. Black nurn. fOf eeurss
Zen ]. c. Mocrsery may now Be oonsiG-
s-sd Hs retired. on sccsurt Of his great
.ss. sis~enson. Gov Mei,rsary. ex Gov.
-Aslis. Hon. Willis M4chen. Judge Bigger,
oresson Brsckirrsigs. Icnes. a.. are
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ssnirs. 5rt re tsks IL thss the 4 est narnsd
statesmen are 6saiinsf ia I'll the most
aportant psrts hereafter in the p,iitical
.sstory Of the siraes, on account Of their
Ugh orsisr Of intsllsot aHi great Yspulsr.
.ty Of the people. as'sn
aow In fhe thunder doss shs N.Ss
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