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MISREPRESENTATION.

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VEGETINE


ii. R. STEVENS, Boston. Mass
Vegetine is sold 10y all Druggists.
June l-l.dSwim
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A "GREE>G,cS CIuB' has been organized
at East Highgste. Garry the news to John
R. Forest.
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FOR SALE.
CHOICE
FARMING LANDS
Minnesota and Dakota,
BY THE
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THE WlN0NA ST. PETER RAILROAD
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any of the Mortgage Bonds OF SAID Company.
These lands lie in the great wheat belt OF the
Northwest, in n climate unsurpassed for healthful
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by a thriving and industrious people, composed TO
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H. NJ. hIRCHAKD, Land Agent for sale OF
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COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
GEO. p. GOODWIN, Land Commissioner.
General Otfce Of ChicasO,& North Western Rail
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fy-To all persons requesting information, by
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Bankruptcy Notices.
IN BANKRUPTCY,

the District Court of the United States for the
L District OF Vermont. In the matter OF Samuel
Is. Green, Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
10 the creditors o. said Bank and all others
whom it may concern. The undersigned, As
sisnee of the estate of said Bankrupt, here
by gives notice that 1t has been ordered by the
District Court OF said District. that the second and
third General Meetings of tho Creditors of said
bankrupt. be held at the office OF John l. Gleed. in
Sheldon, franklin County on the l7th day of June.
A. ID. ISIS, at nine O'sock in the forenoon be:Orc
in said District for The purposes named in tina
18th section of the Bankrupt Act, % March ;. 1866.
and this is also to give notice that have iiled my
final account Assigned of said Bankrupt, and
that at said time and place ! shall apply 10 said
Court for the settlement OF my said account, and
Tor discharge from all liability ms Assignee OF said
estate in accordance with the provisions of said sth
Section.
Dated at Sheldon, in said District, this 9Th day
of May, A. ID. ISIS
i9s3w JOHN +. DRAPER, Assignee.
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CLAD sUSK-ovER FOUR HUNDRED LIVES
LOFT.
LONDON. May 3I.-The G srman iron-clad,
Grosser Kurfurst, was sunk by collision this
morning in the British channel near Dover.
Ii Is feared that over 400 lives are lost.
LATER PARTICULARS.
The German irOn-clad Grosser Kurfurst,
tank almost Immediately after being struck
at 9:45 this morning. three miles off
Talkst0ne. Her boiler exploded as she
went down. The weather was bright
and the sea calm. Ii is report
ed from Dover that only eigteen per-
sons cut of 1863 officers and men on
the Kurfurst were saved. Boats
went from the shore and were
sent from the other vessel of the German
fleet to the assistance of the drowning peo-
pie and it is hoped more lives were saved.
Later PartIculars--A Collision Causes
the Disaster.
LONDON, May 3l.-The Southeastern rail-
way company's steamer has just returned
from the scene Of the disaster and reports
that the Koening Wilhelm, which struck
the Grosser Kurfurst, was able to proceed
down the channel. probably Cor Ports
mouth. Tho Preussen remains on the spot.
Nothing is to be seen of the Grossor Kur-
urst.
STATEMENT OF AN EYEWITNESS OF Tug DisAs-
TER.
The captain of a fishing boat states as fol-
lows: My boat. with other fishing
vessels. was returning to Folkestone, when
We noticed three iron clads coming
down. The bark was fetching off shore
The Grosser kurfurst ported her helm to
clear the bark, the Koening Wilhelm but
tee hard port and struck the Grosser Kur-
furst forward of her mizzsn mast The
Grosser Kurfurst went over on her broad
side. and sank in five minutes She
went down in fifteen fathoms. All
hands jumped overheard. Our boats
reached the spot directly alter
wards and rescued twenty-seven men, in
GLIDING three officers. Other boats rescued
a number of the crew all of whom were
transferred to the Koening Wilhelm. Cap
tain Batoch of the Grosser Kurfurst went
down with his ship. Tho boilers did not
explode. but the escaping steam must have
scalded many persons in the water. The
Koening Wilhelm had her bows stove, but
the leak was stopped with hammocks. The
collision was undoubtedly caused by the
Koening Wilhelm porting her helm too sud-
denly.
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ST. ALRASs Is busily engaged in raising
money enough to secure the State FAIR. but
is still several hundred dollars short.
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thai have won Tor it confidence IN Itk VIrtues, nov
er equallfd by any other medicine, IL st'll makes
the most ensciual cure Of toHghS, '"ids, tonSlm'P
ZION that he made by medical skill. Indeed, the
CHEREl PE, roRAL has really robbed those danger
diseases oil IheiT terrors to great extent. and
given n FEELING of immunity IRON their fatal effects
that is we'll founded II the remedy be- taken in
son. livery family should have 1t in their closet
for the ready and prompt relioi OF Its m'mhers
sickness suffering aud even life Is saved by this
timely protection The prudent should not neglect
it, and the wise viii not Keep II by You Tor the
protection 1t affords by Its timely use la sudden
attacks.
Prepared by biz. j. e. AVER & 60, Lowell,
Mass, Practical and Analytical Chemists Sold by
all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Auril D. - lIWIx
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LATER PARTICULARS.

LONDON. May 3l.-The q 3rman iron-clad,
Grosser Kurfurst, was sunk by collision this
morning in the British channel near Dover.
Ii is feared that over 100 lives are lost
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I.EAMON'S DYES.
Farmers. Attention.

I TAKE special pleasure in announcing to Farm
Il ers and others. Who are IN want OF good stock,
the fact that still have that fine thoroughbred
SPANISH JACK, from Kentucky, II hands high,
which will stand during the coming season, at my
farm. al the south end Of the "illistOn Railroad
bridge, in JeT icho.
May 3l-i9siw II. Il. BISHOP.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
From London.

TERRIBLE MARINE DIsAsTEB--A GERMAN IRON
CLAD sUNK-OvER FOUR HUNDRED LIVES
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
gu. for Turner.

Since the withdrawal of the II on.
J w B'ne from the race for Congress
We, on this side of the river, have been
at loss to know for whom to vote
After surveying the 6sId a1i examin-
ing into the past record of the differ
ant opponents. we 6ud there is one
whose hdeIity TO the Democratic party
has osser besu questioned. upon whose
uast record there is not blot or blem
ish. and who always hows 10 obedience
10 The commands Of the party which
he has 80 long tried to serve That
We are speaking of Col O-osr Turner
ia seif evident To every one, aud we
sav nov without eqaivocariou, or men-
tal reservation whatever. primary cleo
.ioo or copVention, that We wish Col
Tnrasr to DO sent 10 C,oon conG-no.
Mslrose. hia little farm near Louis.
vile. ma, ouly cost SIS 900 Il Marion
Reporter.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
nu,Ier In the Field.

Il was very small 'hing-only a
ward convention-in Boston, that pat
Cen Bsniqmin E Batter in nomioa-
tiou for President, a lew evenings
since Bat he hardly required any
formal acrion anyw here, or By sn BODY
to place him in the field. As for his
owe intentions We suppose he has al
ways hoped to be President He was
a bright boy. aud probabiy the idea
entered his head-Ehich vac big
enough for IT. at a very early age.
This is right ItisR honorable ambi
ZION. Gen Butler has not to ask any
mau's consent for the privilege Of
indHlging it
How much strength as candidate
Gen. Bntler will delelop depends large
ly upon future seeBts. lie is nov
spoken of rs the Greenbaok candidate.
Bot it is not easy to tell what this
means There does not appear to be
single man 10 public life whose notions
Of finance will moi stretch further than
most elasiic India ruhber, il he thinks
voters are 10 be gained by the stretch
ing Mr Blynrl tells ~ that qnes%
tious like carreacy msy well lie Ia 90
eyance until the freedom Of The ballot
Is secured Gen Bntlar goes a. he who
goes furihes, in favor Of the ballot
What then? VIII Senator Beyar4
support Gen. Butler for Presiden'2
lie has an avi-toora,ic odor about bin
which would combine we'll with Gen
Buffers pop1lsr strength. miking
po~erful compound Possibly Mr.
B'yard may run on the same ticket
as candidate tor Wee, President
One thing which Gen Butler has to
/ recommend him over g rant i thar he
has not already heli the Office two
/ terms.
! Worse things might happen to the
country than TO have Gen Butler lis
President; s'ill, We hops nothing worse
will happen.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19

The recent Ohio Democratic plat
form is decided and aggressive enough
10 enable the party in that State to
hold its own aud poll luII vote.
The late Ohio Legislature "redistriot-
ed the State, AID it ia now clsimed
by the Democrats that they will be
able TO carry thirteen out OF the twenty
Congressmen to be elected in Novem
Der
The Democracy of Penusylvania
seem to be in condition 20 make
gains, aud the Indiana Democrats are
coofilen, Of their ability to hold the
advantage in that State If there are
any changea in New York or any OF
the Eastern States they will be in
favor of the Democrats The same
observation may be made Of the SOUTH
ern States.
This leaves 10 doubt the Northwes
tern States Iu these States, ineiud
ing Missouri and Illinois, the Nation
ais, Greenbackers aud Workingmen
possess some strength, and in a few
Congressional districts may be able
TO secure representative, but this
sort of diVesion will fleet the Dsmo-
Gratis and Republicans about equally
and can in no wise endsnger. the
geheraI result. which will be an in
/ creased Democratic representation in
the Federal House IF number OF
third party csndidates should be elect
ed on fuaneial. social aud free-trade
issues, they would certainly CO. oPeraie
with the Democrats.
On the whole. the outlook is yer,
promising After the 4'h of next
March both the House and Senate
will be Democratic. We have reason
20 believe that then new era in oui
politics viii dawn upon the country
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
snperinssaG 1S PubiiC zn-
sfEuCssusI.

snperintsaGang 1E PubiiC zn-
struCssUD.
Through notices Of the press We sec
tha, Prof J Il Hodges. Of Nay field,
is candidate for 6uperioteniant OF
Public distractions lie iss practical
teacher. Of I2 years cxpsrieuce, and
his ahole life. 10 enc way or another,
has been devoted to educational work
He acquired lis early education
through the common schools Of Ken
tuck J, and his boyh1od love aud asso
citation, has implanted in bis manhood,
the great ambition 70 see Kentacky's
system Uf common schools improved
aud perfected As superintendent.
net ouly his brain ba; his heart would
be in ihe work Prof Hodges is a
self made man and while he may not
have as classical OF thorough aD eIuca-
iiou as some, yet be IS ripe scholar,
sud man Of splendid executive abil
iiy We believe. and have long
4 'hought. that this Office should belong
10 he practical school teachers Of the
State. /. Is the ooly of .e real open
to lbs professional teacher. aod yet
.escaers have been virtually excluded.
Il hss growa into custom, through
many years. for the Democratic party
70 award this Office 20 minister of the
sosre aud why specially 10 ,ha, GLASS
Of citizens. 10 the detrimcD, Of teach
era. we know uot The nature and
duties of the ofiee would suggest a
teacher for the hsad. II the party
vas 10 naske habit Of awarding The
Supreme Bench to doctors, to the vir.
tnaI exclusion Of lawyers. the error
would be apparent. aud ye, there q, 2
doctors Of hue legal minds Aad 50
there may be, and are. preachers o!
fne Judgment as 10 ierching, snd yet
shey cannot possess The practical ex
perisnse that professional teacher
would hring to the work The State
has tried preachers 10 this position fol
many ysars. aud. for one. we DOW ia
vor giving the teachers trial Il
they don't understand the duties, ne
cessi,ies and interests. PECULIAR TO their
own profession, why he case is hope
less.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
An Old FRIENDS Inquiry.
PApucAz. KY., July l6, 1873


P. s.--Yhat's the matter with the
COURIER? Don't yoa favor party organi-
sstionR Dent you ssnt - support the
nominee? @.
OF course we favor party organiza
'iou, aud of course We want to suppor,
the nominee. if they'll give US half a
ohaDce-thst Is good democrat and
good rnau. We don't oppose any
and aIl conventions, but in this instance
We think primary eleation the more
acceptable and the fsirest. We want
them to give IA good man, one like
Hon. Henry Tyler, who, we know, Is
not afraid to maet any and all oppo
neuts at primary election before the
people.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
t'iA RELs.BLE rnAMP
fa - Same nFOrm a sloi
.'e,Sspaper NAN ga
disguise
Special dispatch l. a.. Ga.o.te.

special dispatch to tho Gin Gazette.
D~YIoN. JuIy-y eorrsspou.
dent met a 'refiab,. -" 0"l today.
F.a. gnl'g ,,l,, g,ansAssing he ashiag district.
rev ,S' , a,l's' -Sa,hwest Of tbo city, Ou
ga Cne ol"Ns % The Aisua. ao paaed
asserted that he va, s r;ng PIN. in the
.n'e..'i .1 OF The ooumuuisis He
s"o"ep = y -; paper. which aSsers conclusive
- - "ta mission and, tukiug your re
ing--as he had rsA, - 40 from our
h'hinE rig he dseiared that thor
oueh npneaVal Of society was about
10 take place on tia nnatiueut. The
CoW'Dane arsenal, he quietly stated, !,
was ia Canada, aud III had several
'ou' OF powder ssrurely stored. thst
they had there. AID al Divers points ia
The States the Lest My.o Of firerrD'
Tor thousands Of siI5ne hanjs. that
the Communists thronrbout the nd
we're thoroughly rou.ed. and that in
short time-bctweeu the 18th aud Is b
Of July-'here woald be an uprising
OF the dissaIie 6ed elsment throughou
the country, aud thai banks, mills aud
capitalists generally. vould be levied
an for genera! dialsibution among the
needy everywhere. We suggested that
this uprising would peter out and
h2zle. ike this famoas ..huckram" rev.
oiu'ion, on the i7AoL June. when all
railway heels q - - etc OnI
iaefedaious 7o;Isss 20 ad &efR,'rF.y fhat w :
were a Doub,iug Th0nss, ami re
marked Well, yG'l see Our r
Z had with him book in cipher
which he said was from the ii cad
Center, and he submitted il for ON
iuspeciiou IL wnssoInething worse
than Greek 70 us, bat be said il wa.
"as clear as sunlight 10 the initiated
We simply offer biz inciden, as eyi-
dence hat there is general attempt
10 hatch mischief iuthe and, and that
there is "a combined effort to bring
about revolution Our Reliable
ramp rem tBuul Js Nt'@' tDe DFOtHer-
hood we're clearing out thousands ol
reapers aud mowers from the harvest
l.iis. md that shortly all lsbor-saying
implements in tho laod as well a. the
mauufactories. would bs involved in
general destruction To show. further
thar the threats o: lhe-e scahwBss srs
having effect upon the industries oi
the country, We state that consider
able number of farmers 10 this region
have within few jsys bad their Old
tine cradles pot III trim TOR use
leaving them "teapsrs Ia their barns
afraid to u-s them. All this disturb
auce sill not pass asay without some
unpleasant demonstrations at points
along the lines OF industry Pieeau
tious viii not be uasise.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
TERWS

Tni::sn IN Primary and Preparatory
apartments, according 20 advancement.
eessien # iweaiy weeks IS 90, 81 So
- 90 Si2 so and Sl5 90.
FGilion in Collegiate Department, in
adiDE all the schools, per session Of
~enty weeks, SO co.
Graduation Zee. SIS 90.
cEi'ien in Primary and Preparatory
sDar'nent payable monthly in advance.
Tuition in Collegiate Department paya-
che half 81 entrance. and che half q.
ginning Of second session.
students studying n any one o. the
sLeRiate schools will be charged Col
Siate tuition. Thus n student in the
eparaiery Department may. BY paying
te difference between tie Preparatory
ri Coiiegiate tniiion, study Book-ksep-
-. Z, Commercial baw, Frene"s German,
.in, Greek. or any one Of them.
Beard NAV be had IN the families OF The
rofessors, or residents of the town. at
om $40 to Sl2 per month.
Estimated expenses of student per year
e. f,rty weeks. including board, washing
aA tniiion: Primary and Preparatory
l partmeEt from 81 o. al xi5h Collegiate
'Partment Sl45 te Sl65.
iulyl9
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19

SwiEpLIHa in high lifs is ct !ongth
getting to be dangerous practice.
Whether = is that our jaries are more
'vstgsI'y honest, and 1h-ensfcfe 10 the
sPpenls Of pure sentiment for man
fallen from high place, or that the
Roman spirit of our fathers is return
ing to us, We know not, but two or
three Of the largest swiudlers Of the
year, Chace, Wright, and Noyes, have
al been sentenced to the peuitentisry,
aud will have time in q cell 20 reflect
oTer The fact that while mouey can
bsy a grea, many things, it cannot
purchase the opinions OF twelve hon
est men and true"
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
Preachers netore she Public.


Three fourths of the State Press
coincide with the view Of the Evening
Nsvs and we regret that the Frank
fort Yeoman positively contends that
!, 81 nyoper for voluntary divinss--
nroFessed ministers-m men who claim to
have = special vocation to call souls
IN rsnentance. 20 enter into contests
for preferments. Already four preach
err. Of different Denominations. on,
orn,her ths track in the wild hunt for
Office and the end is not yet. If shsse
gentlemen insist upon iudulging 10
the scramble for profit or place. let
them cot loose from the sacerdoial
yes,ment. and thus disenoumbered
ride in the race for worldly preiermeut
and pecnnisry gain They cannot
lairlg ride team ooupo'el Of su or
snd stallion.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
nrsrSEss DEATm.
me FIeid for Poiiiicas
4 M GzRclEs.


.,,,sme hot weather Of tbs past
,,srcely exceeds the hot excite
n's ~, eorsuaered by political doctors
...,iDg the coantry in bot pursuit
a.s There is 10 denying that
i dull lhrooghou. the country
..s,ehap.s are in auythlug but
eooa spirits. Large numbers OF ma"
e,aris. sre losed, or sre working
A.lf ,ims. OF with greatly reduced
80. aud many OF the 6nest OF them,
,,l, t.oor fifteen years ago, may now
J.. booght for quarter OF their cost.
rhs .ams hard times" prevail with
ea,,o;ug people. aud the sans depIeci@
-. ..i.ts in the value Of lands, corp
.ohs,eo. wheat. eio. This being go.
,bs 0sepls are crying fsf relief, aud
n.tarsIly ere apt to take up ~ith auy
,nesssiioas that souni probable. They
knos It is bad enough as it il, aud
bint.a change can not be much sorse
The CacaIER is satisfied that many OF
our leaders aud people IN this section
are teiuz carried eff with fnanciai
yarsfiss. and that four years hsncs
nspg Of these se!f same democrats
a;u .ss their efrcr But, We admit
that populsf sentiment, educated by
the ersaiIing business death all
sass.c is clamoraus foF reliet. and
sass<-fsrs FOR oGIee, ahzioos 70 .ids
ihe lii. increase tbs clamoI by dems
sosSer Il is true, as We believe,
hst D,mOcra,s Of moro conservative
tnaneial Views. are in,imidAted By pop
oiar pre= ,ure, and fail into the back
ground 4fraii to risk their political
ehHoees at this time against such dem
agogoery Some Of our visest demo
cratic statesmen are Of the opinion
ihai Re have seen the worst Of our
business troubles, aai sre about 10 en-
'er On period of prosperity. They
base their encouraging prophecy on
he facts that the balance Of trade is
IN our favor, our manu- ufactures have
been % reduced in quantity that the
'toek Of goods ou hand IS eompara-
lively small, and The condition Of our
inauees has steadily improved. Il
nay be added that the crops. both
North and South, promise exceedingly
veil. anl the prospects Of Democratic
ueIess in tie elections for Congress
nen next autumn give US reason to
anticipate continuance of only modi
led extravagance al Washington.
Every body will at least hope that
heSe predictions will rot turn out to
lave been too sanguine, for after five
'ears Of business stsgnatian, the peo
,le are in poor condition TO stand 8
much longer Continuance Of The hard
inr' But be his as it may the peo
lie may set that nan down as dema-
.oguo Who asserts his ability 10 relieve
ii this by any law or sets of-!aws.
iTecisely g. they would pronounce that
oc;or quack who proposed to cure
instantly all manner Of diseases. Time
lous is the doctor.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
A Ghosfas Hepninsviiie
From Eysnsvills Jour nal.

a gentleman who arrived from Hop
kinevilie, Ky. io-day. reports great
excitement there ove.a ghost sensation
The account says thai at lnidDight one
of the churches in that town il sudden
~ Illuminated. and The bell is rung
cailiug the atrsution of the whole
population to ths spectacle. Several
persons profess to hsss seen the appari.
ton Of man in the church at night
but no one has been sble TO lay hold
of him. wheuoe comss the belief that .
ghost Is prowlIuS thse
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-19
Fatal Plea.

A St. Louis workman who got into
quarrel With another work man on the
aame building and shot aud killed him
on being srrai9ned pleaded guilty,
and vas pe ntenced to be hung. 1t was
an unexpected sentence, and unless the
Government interferes will be carried
into effect. There is no appeal from
the Judgment o. the court 10 such