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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-19
5Usrial nntifRs.

DIR. II. OLIN,
OF Chicago, formerly Of this place. will visit Ottawa AZ
chiffon Hotel the nrs Tuesday OF each month, for treating
M diseases of Eye and Ear, surgcally or otherwise
Operations r cataract artificial pupil inverted ids closure
the dNct eye srssy lOma and the removal O
tuuors and morbid growhs of every description Arnca
eyes drums inserted without pain or previous opera
ton Granular eyeds. the most frequent disease IN me
rest rddiCd!Iy and permanently cured , -,
his long IN treating diseases OF he
and Ear he feels stating that he can cure nearly
every Chronic disease also treated Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes In the West
December lStY-f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-19
EankS.
Exchange on Chicago and New York

Exchanges on chicago ana NEW IorK,
And all the principal cities east and west.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchang e England. ireland. Scotland and all I'm.
portan points Continental Europe drawn in sums to suit
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue Stamps of all denominations con-
stantly on hand and for sale
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from "a. NJ. tolP Pm.
Jan r. 1873 Il. C. JORDAN. Cashier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-19
yUANCHRY DOCKET.

e g,aiSmd.-4O James McKindleyv. Hen
nv after; H. Alzina Peck Y. g. W. Peck,
di, - Edward Prior V. Grace J. Prior, d.
vo IS! Harriet Hogaboom; 81. Minne Me
Ga Frank Mccain, in chaucery; So Eunice
Z. ar.d v Edmund Wood, divorce; %. John
NJ hi V, VI. Quinlan ct al; l49. Sarah Crop
ley mes Cropley, divorce.
,oun q. Nattinger v Rachel D. Wheeler ct
al; 'uInccry; report Of sale approved.
8 uh Wait, cX'r, &c, V. Henry +. Gedney
1T . In TO foreclose, report Of sale confirmed.
9 rderick A. Sherwood '. Julia A. Willis
ad, ,,,.,airix, etc. bill to foreclosc; report of
sal .JJyrd and sale confirmed.
q nry VI. Dimmick V. Horace B. Dimmick,
de- 81 divorce
H. edward c. Lefebyre V. Anna NJ, Lcfcbyre,
dec Of divorce
l. Margaret NJ. Mootz V. Peter Mootz, decree
of divorce
- VIM II. Housen V. Thos. Elliott ct al.
force sure; decree for $500.
IL. Margaret a. Dean V. Eliza Jane McNulty
ct a, ia chanccry; decree Tor s537lO'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-19
THE COURTS.
he Circuit Court.

he Circuit Court.
II AN the October term on Monday
las ldsneeds ON the bench. The ioi
Low cord:
Peter Mootz discharged from Gus
tod -..
DMMON LAW DOCKET.
e l-G4. Mary A, MCGOWAN ct al
W "A; ISL. T. ]. Coiicy Davis Az
HI Over V. f. L, Pcrley; lS9. VIM
II Kentworthy; 1913 RI. j. Logan v
R Henry Bickford V. Christopher
81. Z. f.. Grcenlecs V. VI. Nelson ct al
~ IN v Joseph Roux $50. The Mar
sci ?. Co. " Chas. \. Young; oE@.
II IA Robinson ct al; Do Martin
Do trnn Murray, repleyin, no return OF
mr. nrr agreement; 455. w. s. Jackson
Y. ,arNcy, assumpsit; Judgment by, con
ies 90. slo.4i 3s3 II. W. Hopkins V. Frank
FIR uf
4 ,.nr V. Michael Sampson ct al; Judg-
me confession for S6ll7
> Wood '. t. a. Mathis ct al JudS-
me confession for S3l19.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-19

DWELLING AND D, MILLINERY LIN, RVS SHOP nsir IN IN
for sale very low. Owner going west This - CAPT.
chance mner and dress maker. as there IL Dut HI
tie or no competition and the property well situated for
that business Small cash payment required. Call on or
address j. o. HARRIS, Real Estate Broker julylS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-19
Chicago Market.

Hides with grubs cassed as damaged and
Ipnu nj tNynt dc nrir
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23
TT IS A.
us
Valuable Remedy.

SOUTH BOSTON, Feb. 7, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS: ,..
Dear Sir-I have taken several
boz s or your VEGE FINE. and
n'h g. nVtnced ii Is Il Valuable r-me-
q, .or dyspepsia, Kidney Com
pln1nt. ana general debility OF the
system
lean heartily recommend It to
all suffering from the above COM
plants.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. MUNROE PARKER,
ST Athens Street.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23
Reliable Evidence,

Mr.. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I VIII most Cbcerfully
add my testimony to the great
number YOU have already received
In favor OF your great and good
mcGicE.c, VEGErINE, for l 40 not
think enough can DO said in itS
praise Tor was troubled over
thirty years with thatt dreadful
disease, Catarrh, and Fad such
bad coughing spells thatSiti would
seem aS though l never could
breathe any more, and Yegetinc
has cured me; and I do feel to
thank God all the time that thcre
Is SO good q medicine as !VEGE-
TINE, and also think It one OF the
best medicines for coughs. and
weak, sinking feelinga| ut the
stomach. aud advise everybody TO
take the NEGErI ME-, for / can as
sure tncm It Is one of the best
medicines that ever was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut sis.
Cambridge, Mass.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23

Extra ordinary Entrance Into Council
chamber Of q Very Remarkable Man.
His Queer Reception and It's Result
a. Dead Shot.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23
vE:GE: I | 'lNE:
PurifieS the Blood, Een0vates and
lnyigOrates the Whole System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and
Diuretic.

VegetineI !
VegctineI |
Vegetinci |
Vegetine |
Vegetine| |
Vegetillel |
Vogctine |
VegetineI
Vegetille
Vcgetinel. |.
VegetilloI. |.
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Vegetine|. |.
VegetineI
Vegetino |
Vegctilne !
Vegetilno |
Vc,gctine
VeSe5il,e ,
VegeS;lle
Vegc.iIlo t,
Vegetine |
Vegetine |
VegetinoI |
Vegetino| |
Vegetine |
Vogetine /.
Vegetille |
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23
CANNOT BE
T. Y G. Il LIE ID.

CHAELESTOWN, MASS.
II r. STTVENS. -
Dear Sir-'rhiS IS to certify that
| nave used your "BlOod Prcpara-
ton" IL my family for several
years. ami think that. for Scroiula,
CanEcrnuS i!um1rS Or Rheumatic
hhce'ioht It rnnnOt be cNccllId !;
"'', - 4 blnol nuriiier Or spring
III 't;"'nc Is lhc best thing have
eve! u.ri. and have used almost
"NeTE hing. / can Cheerfu!ly re-
commcnd IL to any one in need OF
such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. 4. DINSMORE,
No. 10, Russell Street.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23

In fact yon can get almost anything
you want that is in the Grocery, Dry
Goods, Fancy Goods, Notion OF Millinery
line.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23
GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH,

AND APPETITE.
MY daughter has received great
Dcnc!it from the use OF VEGETINE.
licr declining health was n source
OF great anxiety to all her friends,
\ few bottles OF NcgcJlnc restored
her health, strength and appetite.
n. II. TILDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
No. 40, Sears Building,
Boston, Mass
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23
PENCILS.

IA lot of good soft Cedar Pencils, for
saL-A- sale OF the Drug Store. at as cents
per dozen or two for FIVE cents.
ALSO
sS GANTzs sea Foam Yeast Powders, at 35
cents per box, or three boxes for 800
& 3# have for sale, Ys igt Powder. OF my
i own, at go scents per lb or sB cents psy
ounce BY the single D unee {. Il.
ga aarch q 3 n III RI AK ENssSa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-23

All knowing themselves indebted to
me Will please come forward and settle
up at once, as tins is II hard year and
must have money to carry on business.
teb 5 j. 0. BOAG.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03
.Eyhen xosues Fan cat,

II begins to look as If the question
Of Mr. Hayes title to the Presidency
is really to be tried We had little
idea that any serious effort would be
made to dis place him, or, if made, in
The attitude Of afain, there vas Little
prospects for It's suscess The Blair
resolution created same little excite
ment, but it was 10. very seriously
considered, and the General impression
was that nothing wald grow out of it
Matters, however hkeu a new aud
unexpectiog turn, at least 20 far as the
people at large are concerned. and the
confessions of McLin aud Dennis, two
of the Florida Board Of Canvassers,
give the case much more seri0us
aspect Confessions Of late seem to
have become quite The fashion, AID the
conscisnces OF nen aud women who
have been guilty OF crime sppsar to
have begun the business Of puuish
meut. MeLin and Dennis, judging by
their written statements, have suffered
from internal upbruidipgs, aud after
living lie for more than year, are
at last driven. ike Mrs. TiItch 10 the
only source of relief, az effort to tell the
truth. While the whole coun;ry was
ssti fed that fraud was psrpetrated
by the Republican tools CON posing
the Florida Board Of Canvas ers. il
was placed beyond the power of the
people to establish it, by reason OF
the protection threwa around them by
their masters at Washington aud from
the fact that the executive and juridi-
cal department Of the government
were In corrupt hands.
1t 10 not to be seen exactly how this
confession IS TO efec; the removal of
the incumbent, but it is csrtaiaiy a
convincing proof that he holds aud
exercises the Office Of President Of the
Uulted States bJ fraud and force,
against the will of the people and in
violation Of the organic law Of the
and Congress can discover and ds-
clare this iaci in joint resolution
the most re believe, that It can DO
aud then twill reInaiu vi Dir Hayes
to detetmine whether be can afford
10 Continue The usurpation for the
small SUN Of $4,000 per annun
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03
Atarrina { nInn.

What are We 70 DO about the Chiueeef
Every year itgroNs more ditaoe!t for
these people to procure means Tor
sustsiuing lie. This year the exces
siye drou,bs has brought millions 70
the verge Of starvatioo. But for the
generosity OF other eouatres nuaiOe
mast haze perisAea The Chinese
merchants In San Francesca have sent
large supp'ies Of provisions, espeeiHiY
-four Peru, Cuea, the oaodFiea
Islands aud the Straits settisments
send $4,000 mouhly. ConsidsraD e
sums have also been sent from the
Eastern States. 10 be distributed by
missionaries The imPerial prooIana
ton, wlieh gives directions Tor the
distrjbufios Of sums snIounung to over
q mil ion dollars. shows that the 20
erumeot is making great efforts tow
relieving it. suffering people Con
si8eriup the wide exte0t of the dl-
t1jcts aud the people with opturued
a.alths, like bitdings, sage the pro
g,ama;jon how can the Court be
unmovld to pity2 We. regarding the
pitiiul popu!aoe. greatly lear let
.ucco- Gao not be extended 10 every
one" Il is true that these people Do
net make worthy citizens They seem
to be permanently a. honest, Ifeaeher
Gus sad kosyi,h Petty yiliainy has
descended from generation to gs9ers-
ton until the Chinese nature is q
fxed aud uualierable - the laws o.
the AIsdes aud Fersiaus Bat Is i
right u ,st the poor creatures starYe
When there is plenty Of roou aud work
Tor tLem 10 our 0wa broad iaudt
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03
How 40 Get TO paris.
New York Times

The Paris Exposition will open in
less than q month. aud the tide Of trav
81 has already begun to set from this
eouutry toward the French capital
Notwithstaudiog the abundant com
,Iaipts that have been made OF duj,-
ness Of business. the indications are
that the coming summer will re oce Of
the best tor the steamship lines for
.everal years While large proper
lion of the visitors will mske Paris
their principal point Of destination
he iucuiry tor excursion tickets shows
that the opportunity TO 90 abroad 10
see the great Exhibition is to be seiz
I'd 10 make more or less extensive
trips to England, Scotland aud the
Continent of Europs. To eRcSarEe
those people who are inclined to go
abroad. iho steamship lines have AT
ranged their ra'es and sailing days
with the belief that there wall be a
demand for lower rates than last year,
and lhat the steamers will be compel
ed TO sail more frequently. 1t is re-
ported Ia aii If tue othces that the
prospect for business Is exec 'leut; thai
the steamers announced 10 sail this
mouth are about flied, aud ghet many
,tats ro5ms are spoken for month or
two ahead. 10 the Offices OF several
companies it vas said that IN yester
DAVIS steamers there was po room for
parties. and that few large parties could
be provided for within the month.
The aeuerai Prausstianlie Company
will send out oce OF Its 6ue feet OF
seven stea1uers-the Labrador, Cauada,
Saint Laurent, Pereire, Amerique,
France. Vile de Paris-weekiy, on
Wednesdays. The steamers Of this
line. our readers nesd not De iHtormed
sail for Havre direct The shiPs and
their accom- modatious are 80 well known
TO the travelling public that special
mention of their attractions i quite
unnecessary The applications for &C
commodations have been so numerous
that the state rooms are all taken for
two weeks to come. AMI many are Cd
gagged a mouth ahead Tins lius viii
send out to South America from iIavre
the steamships Amerjque and France
TO bring out 700 pleasure seekers who
have engaged passage to Paris and re
urn. These passengers will come
from The West Iudies, the Spanish
main and Central America. Persons
who travel by the French Line ~ili be
set down 10 Paris on the boulevard
four hours after their arrival at HAVE
Excursion tickets from this city to
Paris. good for one year. are sold tor
sI7U FRS. class. ard sIl6 second class
Steerago 10 Paris /, S2S, including ali
uecesssries These tickets en'itie the
holder to passage by any steamer
The company turned away 100 aPpii
cants Tor third cIass passage by the
last steamer and so applicants for
second class. most Of whom were 50
ing TO the Exhibition as employees or
exhibitors.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03

The Washington Star recently inter
views Montgomery Blair. he says, IN
reply to the questions whether the al
legged confession will have much weight.
that "b5 it one pregnant circumstance
has been added to what everybody al
resdy knew. Every person of average
Indulgence knows that Hayes was not
elected. The confession strengthens
a truth which no one doubts"
"What were the motives, do you
think, which led to The coDiessiOpj was
it forced?"
The confession is, think, wholly
voluntary. I unaers'and that McLin
has recently had series Of misfor
tunes. lie has lo., his children, and
has been much depressed. These
with other misf0rfuoes, have awakened
him aud HE conscience has been prick
ed. There is no doubt ,ha, this con
fession is genuine, aud wholly yoIun-
tary."
why Las it been 'en, to Washing
tcD ?"
Il suppose because 'Lis Place !. 'he
focus of pubiig opinion, sud because
the attention Of Congress eau be di
rec,ly called to it."
How eau it be brought to The
attention of that body?'
ANY member could present it by
arising aud saying he had an authentic
document in his possession hearing ou
the subject now before she Judiciary
Committee, which be would Ike to
DO y0aziAsssss..L hst sommittse.'
will come al this whole mat
err
ton 10 ualixI g !asiiEsuua6,
belisve that the AmeficaD people are
so utterly devoid of moral sense As to
allow him TO hold the office Of rresi
deot."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03
TUE ELECTION TO-MoRTO"
Peace aud Good viii 10 Az


The election to occur next Ss.s'dss
is creating a very proper intersl 10
the minds of the people Many Foie'f
consider the issue to be decided Of ihe
greatest Importance, aud bsve brnncn'
into The contest The most earnest reso
luton snd detsrniUs,ion This Is -
very we'll aad proper, but the ihough'
fal citisen should counsel sg-in'
needless strife, bitterness and scriuo
ny. Cuder our sysiem Of goTeTn'
meni the raost rigid regard should Re
paid:to the rights and privileges d TIE
humblest citizen as we'll az :he highest
Every maD IL this free country isepu'
tied to cote as he pleases, without iea'
molestation or hiudraoce, sud ws dopi
think there is. the least Question bn
that each and every one will 50 vote
and be fully protected IL so doing
There has been considerable tux snd
excitement, and some apprehsusiap hss
prevsiled OF trouble on the elesiioo
day. We are satis6ed that egarghinE
will pass off as peaceful aud quiet 50 .
summer day; and il there are lSose
who feel the least apprehsnsion o.
trouble, ws advise suel. toNso.ls the
polls aud vote, for there ~iH De pe
more trouble, 10 our opinion, man on
any ordinary election day
The will Of the people IS expressed
at the polls will be bowed TO- aud IN
few weeks much Of the present acri-
mony be forgotten. Peace on earth
and good will to all men il our wish,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03
At,ouf Zngies,

I, Is rather st.auge that the old ira
iitional mauasE Of selecting i jury.
handed down 10 - from some age
- heo ignorance stood Of premium,
should still prevail, notwithstanding
Its iuad,quacy Is % apparent. A shori
time ago = Poughkeepsie jury had to
be sent back by the Judge TO complete
the verdict IN fraud aud s|iad.e
anti. the whole dozen Of them being
Ignorant OF the fact that they hsd -
tx the amount Of the damages. Al
ter ten minutes absence they L led inio
court again with al amendment tscked
Oh 10 tie original verdict, SLOWING the
plaintif SOL 800 Two OF the jurors,
SsfsnssA E.s na mss %sFs sailed ad s GS@
aud fell 10 arguing he case The
JndRe 6Bslly discharged them. --.t
aass was discovered last sSieep Tt
uuIoriuuate man vss fined SlU The
cou1sel who had sent him asleep we're
allowed TO 20 unpgni~hcd i j. pos
lively cruel 10 impanel stupid man.
aud iheu the him because the weari
uess Of trying to follow the gyratiOuS
Of the brilliaBt counsel j. too much
for his limited powers As for the
Kentucky juror. who Invariably fad
the negro guilty and niue case ont Of
ten acquits the white man, what Gao
we say for hun? Any Que who gives
heed TO the annals Of crime in this
Stste will discover that the negro mur
5erer always expiate5 bis crime upon
the gallows. while tbe white man sci
dom suffers scy severcr penalty ,hIn
serving a term in the peDiteuuary-
frequently nothing more than the pay
msnt Of his lawyers fees. If We Sc
leofed jurymen for any better reason
lbau because hey were ignorant Of the
matter in hand, would this be the case?
This plan of selection originated IN
the time-no longer than four hui
dred years ago-wheu, if II was even
whispered that you doubted the exis
tence IN olJen tines Of giants thirty
feet high and flying dragons who e1
terminated nations, or that the clergy
we're not endowed with supernatural
wi-dom aud virtue, you would have
been despised as a tool, aud looked
upon With the horror and aversion you
deserved for daring to set up an opin
ion against your holy AID lnislilble
ancestors - Gour Jour.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03
THa TTnfh About SeyvSpapeT
Advertising EOTCtbSy Hsad
Plainly stated.

The newspaper is so omprehensive
10 it's scope, 20 universal IN admins
tering 10 he wants OF all classes, ana
Of every Occupation 10 life; II brings
as IL were. the 6uaucisl and commer-
cial markets of the world 10. cur count
lug rooms, so that it may De truly said
tLat a good advertisement in widely
circulated newspaper is the best of all
possible salesHen-one who never
sleeps and IL never weary, who goes
alter business early aud late, who ac-
eosts the merchant ia his shop. the
LAWYER IN lis Office, the srudeut 10 his
study, The cultivated woman at the
family 6resde. who eau be 10 a thou
sand places NJ once aud address niil
lion Of people each dey. saying ouly
the best thing at the right tiac aud in
he best manner
Now this typical salesman talks en-
ly about his own business in his own
interest. aud If IN crowd, he must in
order to secure q heAring. be more
Gun picuous than his competitors, and
ut ell tiues be must be as attractive as
possible. The work involves iuteli-
gence. good deal OF ingenuity and
ready resource to make the stale mat
ter Of yesterday fresh and inviting to
day This II the Kind Of new paper
advertising that pays TO 90, and that
we undertake. 10 do = y Y World
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03

AN ACT 70 prohibit granting license 70
Coffee House, Saloon, Tavern or Tip
bling House 20 sell spirituous, vim Ius
or malt liquors or mixtures of either.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03

.ts r. - "A SFShn OHN ~ hb Va At$O'
TCity OF Mexico Correspondence Of the
n. !. world.
Some time ago the President offered
to houor General JEFF Z. Davis with
review Of all the forces stationed IN
this .city. buVthe General declined the
honor, subsequently, however, ne ae
eepted 81 Invitation 10 witness the
regular weekly review, which took
place al Friday He rode out to the
plaiDs Of San Lazaro just outside ii e
civ. in the Presidents carriage, Ro-
companied by Mrs Disz, Mrs Davis
aud Mr. Romero, the Minister Of the
Treasury Upon arriving on the
ground he found one OF the President :
horses awsitiog him, aud, having
mounted, he accompanied General
Diaz during the whole review There
were > 500 men OF the three broochcs
o. the service on the field, all Of whom
we're well equipped and under good
oeiplIue. General Davis ssys that
he las very seldom seen troops go
through the brigade and division
maDeuyers 10 bstter style Contrary
TO custom, All the members Of ,he
Cabiuet and many other high officials
Of the Government turned out on the
OCCASION referred 20, as speoisi
courtesy 10 Gen raj Davis After the
review General aud Mrs Davis diued
with the President at HE private resi-
deuce, where they sgaiu ne, the
Ministers of the Csbiaet and their
wivss, rs veil as other persons Of die
tinotion General Davis leaves Vera
eruzsfor New Orleans on the l0Lhs
taking with hin. The most 4s--c IF Eli
impressions of Mexico, as is pesiect4411
natural considering the many attsa
tions that have been shown him As
l general thing. American visitors su
JOY the novelty OF sSsrythlug here.
but are not tavorably impressed with
the stagnation which QUE must ncee1
ssriiy be struck With
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03
Coanty Democratic ConSe"-

10 pursuance Of call through The
Hon. Willis B. Maehsn. chairman OF
the Democratic Committee for this AP
peIlate District. for convention to az
sembIe at Henderson, KY, Wednesdsy'
June ~. 1873 for the purpose OF Sc
leeting q Democratic candidate for
Judge of the Court Of Appeals now
therefore, the undersigned, as chair
man Of the Fulton County Democratic
Committee, respectfully request the
Democracy Of Fulton to assemble at
The Court House, in the town of hlck
man, Oh the 2nd Monday in May. (the
13th) to select delegates TO represent
the Democracy OF this county 10 said
Henderson Convention, and TO consider
such other business "a may be desired
Respectfully,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03
ar News.

The var cloud between England and
Russia is still threatening. Efforts
or peace fail to stop the war mutler
'ags. 1t is not generally known, but
1t is true, that Christisn Englaud. is
he largest Mahemedsn power III the
-orld. 1t appears to be the pressure
from her Mahomedan subjects that
makes Great Britain so persistantly
i'elligerent. There is danger that the
Ehole of her ricn India possessions
Slil revol., if she does not check Rus
~. The prospects are that these war
'nutterings will 90 on for months aud
.onths. and finally end in a great En-
-ppean war.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-05-03

The Senate bill 20 repeal the bank
rupt law passed the House last week
Those who did not have their "nan,es
IN the pot before II passed viii have
TO go to work and get out of their Fl
nsncisl diticuItiea the best way they
can iiohest men will do this, bni
raseals will think il great hardship
1t caunol DO denied that this law has
been prosti,nted 90 base and dishonest
purposes, aud lis repeal viii be hailed
with pleasure By the people Of the
United stalas