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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

o.. 80, discussion is going on
between some of the Distric' P"pe;
Ken,pckv ON the subject Of p'pa roce 'o'."e
in The LEGISLATURE. u great deal Is oe,ns
said on the subj eel, both pro anu oo"' "'
we have ~ vet. seen no very st'o"k
eumeots in favor of the rtrd roee sSs'e"
The balIot system, where men ana mes
ures are concerned, basinvar'aoiy prov"
to be the most satisiactory.-l' u''0"
Times.
Gen. Preston, who, We may assume
has somewhat of real Kentucky non
or" aud love for Kentucky institutions.
was a member of the State C"nsti'u
tiona, Convention of 1850, aud was AZ
advocate of ballot voting. 10 u Speee"
before that Convention he are" I"
graphic figure of au election under
the rim ro,e plan: He pictured the
clerk Of the election. with the pol
book opeu. giving information at any
hour how many votes each candidate
had. and of the candidates with their
"run,ees" carving the uews from pol
to poll. The election Is warm an"
hotly contested, but one OF tue c""u'
dates. a poor man. continues 10 Yea"
and near the close the"knowing ones
make the calculation that so many
votes will beat him aud elect MS oPpo'
peut The voters who can reverse The
thing are at home Indifferent, am
-. 20 The pprts Without ex
traordinary exerrion. The candidate
in the lead is poor aud has no money
hat hi- opponent who is behind. has
The rich candidate wants TO be honor
able. but his ambition is aroused, an'
his friends and himself see. from III,
open polls before him, that just :,
many votes will secure his election
aud the use Of so many dollars vii
secure that many votes The excite
nent. the enthusiasm of friends. an,
the desire to get the office makes ia
temptation too strong. and just 5
mauy dollars slips out TO get just =
many votes Under the buIIot sysIer
such temptation cannon oc .ur.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
4 supreme Judge an the jury
system.

Ju- ice Miller before the State
Bar Associations: III requires all the
vener, ion which ng inspires for fhi-
n,ndr ('rial by jlrO al dispensing
Justice. and ali that eminent m-n have
said ut it, value in practice To proven
our Datural rea-on from TT, ol'ia.
against the system. aud eSprcI1tN
.nme VI it, incideu's Ii IA cultivated
d, irnfal were Inid far The first time
TINT Il nati ~ which claim- To be in ad
ance # all hers ia it, love of las.
zee aud is me'h 81 of enforcing ~
20 Iired IA OHe nf its iunhabrntai
pri.clplrs Of Jurisprudence thar every
,ntro,er-y between iniividu"l-. aud
every charge OF crime against an "ffend
er, -lnu i toe submitted Ia Twelve mr"
withouI any learning in The law and
often with out any other learning and
,hai neither party IN The cnntesr could
prevail until all Twelve nan were Oi
one opinion in his favor, he won d
certainty be nm zed al The proposition
| Nor have the EIr"pran nations differ
ed much with him IN their estimate ut
,Iiai by jury l ha- been well under
-iund aud received rhe careful con
Iteration uf con iusnfel jnriIs lar II
great many year, without being ad"pr
I'd by any OF them ia The i"rm that
we have il from England Many u,
rrmpts have been utde tn introduce
u iu some mod lid -hape bur | Ihink
| il i sale to lay that il has not, III it,
essential Anglu Saxon feature. mat
'he approval at any people except
'hn>e of that race la the days when
| kings exercised arbitrary, pS-r The lur,
was am"ug the sturdy liberty Iuving
| T. ,giI>hmen. n vaiuab t barrier as1Ins.
| oppression by the crown b ia III, =.
country. where The people are 5
-reign. the jury i. hut too oiren the
mere ref .cri,'n of popular impulse.
aud the safety of an innocent man Is
the 6rnnrss of the judge than The
imp,riialiiy of the jarY. SriIl it i
prohab!y wise that nu man shall hr
convicted al an infimnu> crime until
'weive fair mInird men are cnuvinr.
Ell If his guilt [ am. al-n forced to
| admit, however. that even in civil ca-
e. my experience IA judge has heen
much mpre favo,ab {" jury trials
Than IL was as practitioner Aud
| | anu bound To saw that an intelii gent
and unprejulicsl jury when >uch C IN
he obtaIued who are instructed in the
law With -uch clearne-S precision aud
brevity ~ will present their duty in
bod relieI. are rarely mistaken in RE-
gard TO facts which they are called
upon to 6ud."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

George Warren. the accomplished
editor OF rhe Hickman Ky. Courier
Is urged 'o become candidate for rh..
STATE Senate Mr. w l. jnnrnaii-I
"i experience and ability. aud he has
done splendid service for The Demnc
'ary of Kentucky The Hickman
district would hunor itself by ,endin.
George Warren To the Senate lie j.
Democratic TO the core. with good
sense enough 10 Distinguish u prirciple
from partisan label. aud buldne>,
enough TO show the difference H.
has done more for Democracy, 10 The
right direction, than any man in hi
district - Meals State Gazeire, Dyers
burg, Teun.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

New Orleans has debt oil Szo.'
oou 600. aud the Mayor iavors sca'ius
II 80 per cent
Numerou- Instances of persons be
mo more or lees iTOsI-bIiIeD. many
seriously 50, are reported irow all
uarts ut the State.
The Gubernatorial canvass is att
trartIng great attention now Ihe
req mas narrowed down between
blackburn Underwood aud Jones.
A German farmer disputed hts tax
uu. Tic said: Il pays the State tax,
me county tax and tue sciUoi tax, buI
py tau.i pays 10 Ioiai aud uever hau
aUy.
Bills have been Introduced 10 the
missouri LeSt' iatute providing Tor the
e-ta Uii h.neul vi wn'ppI0E. past. aud
also making 'he crime Ot rape puuisIA
Die by hanging.
Tie Cnn,ou Democrat suggests
ihe maine vi Dr.. y WuISuu, al tba,
tU~u a. proper person ~ Represent
ti.cAuiIu aud Futon counties III The
Lower House vi our next Legislature.
A Colored man at lancaster, Ky,
"as 80 DaIiy IrOzeu VLe night duIIug
the co,d spcii, inat his recovery Is
doubtful rne VIsI.vr states mae iIle
man was sieepins IA ROOM without q
hIe
Hon Henry ii Houston, of Pa
ducan IL mcuiIJued la cUnuec'iou
~ttn ,ne X .dlcAi uOn,ustIdu Tor Gov
eiuor. Inc parry ruuid hardly nnd
a more Intelligent or WORTHY Inan 80
honor % Win the nUibiudtiUn.-
pauucah News.
Geu. Rum, Commissioner of To-
,erua. Re.euuu, Oppo-es tie redhci'O"
vi the tobacco TAX lie say The enact
meat ui the bnI now pending. would
les, thaU 80 UUU U00 Ia receipt irOn
cause an auuuIi Iusa the revenue vi NO
,axatIun uu 'ouacc0, aud OF at ieLs
81, UUu, 900 on revenue irJm cigars.
Nor Drowned We STE iIVm The
Freder,ck o~u 10 P.aiudea'eF, ina
" Ftnz er, VITO wa ieFUr'ed drowned
at Be.uiout about Two months ago, VA
seen IN JacS >on, Tcuu., on MONDAY
of last wees under tho name vi j w
Burtru>e We have been VI the opIn
Ion iIuuI the tr~t hat Nr L did no
Iruwn hIm>eh. but had departed iO'
other parts - Columbus oeu'inet.
MoRMuNIsM has received dealt
| blow The decision OF the SupTem
| Court ot The United States. susiaIUtn.
! the anti Murmuu laws of CHngte>-
VII. uaIIy puts sn end Ia the pO ysaB.
ui the MoImUus Their Practice !
deuored as adultery, aud their Chi
drrn are illegiumlte The law mus
now punish every Mormon who ha
more than one vile.
a DIvtDED Town The town o
Fulton l. located partly III Teune~Se
aud partly ia Kentucky, aud au 1T n
will be made TO unite The TWO section
under Que municipal government b.
-pecial acts OF reuue>see and Ken
lucky Legislatures The Tennessee
Legislature Is now in se>>iuu aud IA
duubr steps viii be taken in -hpt
tune looking 10 this eud. = Paducai
News
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
Rni,er aad DAVIS.
fMinennolis rribane.l

Minneapolis rrlbdnf.
The foIluwiug letter was received n
few days ago 10y gentleman OF this
city:
BosToN. Mass. Jan 5. 1870
Dear SIR: | do not know AS | ought
~ write YOU to decide II bet. becan-e
ION ought not to bet Bat to let y..u
rirht IN a matter of history in which
,ou seem To be interested, allow me o"
-ay that in the Democratic Cunveu-
in az Cha.ie-tun, Sou'h Caru;ina. !"
he wear 1861. | vnted fitfy. seven
inrs. AZ | remember il. tor Jrtirr-"h
Davis. of mississippi. afterwards Pes
,.irni of the Confederate States. a
candidate Tor the Democratic party
r,r Prs.iient. HS was not heinre The
cohvenriun a. candidate. for my vo''
md that OF one ut my colleagues
we're the only ones he had be
lirved him Ia be a representative ma"
Il ;he South. and -ub.eqnent events
have shuxu that | WAS hight Aud |
believed then. aud believe nuw. that
II he could have been Nominated io'
President aud elected. The war wonid
have been saved aud the attempted
disnnion prevented. Tor he would have
been cho-ru ru be President aver thir-
~ tso States rather than if'ean. AMI
my experience has heen thai the N'ri''
always y1f more op>ileriiiun on q ies
,iuns ui human liberty from a Suaih-
cru >ta.,sm,ha IA P,e-li.ien' befnre rh
war than il dad from Nnrrhrrn d ,ush
Isce. and that remains true down 10
tue presens time.
BENZ. z. BUTLER.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
No wings on Angels.

Rev Mr. Henderson pastor of fhr
Merhoii-' Church ia = ri. iii. State
preached a >ermon la-t Suodayarguing
thar angels have nn wings we think
he's right OF all the angels We hav-
seen. and they are many not cue had
wings aud The place where The wing
would be, were nice aud >n,nfh. and
showed no ~ig"~ of ien'her ever
craving there b sides. We dgn'i be-
'lrve girls belong to the Ieathefy tribe
anyhow Newport Local.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
lie Lends.

The Black burn Gubernatorial fever.
as hi opponents deri>ively describe it,
rnge> a. intensely when the thermom
eter marks below zero as it did in mid
summer OF the counties instructed
80 far, he has majority. we under
stand over all competitors combined
II i probable, by the LIST of May. al
opposition will be Withdrawn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
The DiHerence.

The State of Tennessee is terribly
in debt, and the good people OF that
State. are being driven by it, burdens
and expressions tn consider repudin
lion. or rather as T.nneseeIns call il
~ compromise their Indebtedness The
State of Kentucky stands before Tie
world "a OUT of debt and cash money
in the treasury A "a State this j.
true. but large maturity OF our c"ur-
ties aud towns. aud cities. are on the
verge of bankruptcy. because Of ihr
burden Of local TAX iiinn la Tenues
see, the State il bur ienel, aud in
Kertucky The towns aud Counties
The general dep eeirtiou of property.
business aud all kinds IF values, makes
the oppression on the people appalling
aud the cry for relief i herrl in every
direction The way 10 obtain relief
from debts already Incurred Is not ="
clear. but the opportunity TO prevent
counties aud towns from ever Contract.
ing any mnre sach debts is hef IRE The
people. by voting in favor of Con-
stitu'innal Convention at the next
| August election
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
Ice CrOI.

Our Northern exchanges SLATE
that the ice crop for this year wa
never more q II ering. aud thar price,
for this comm 'diiy vii be very luw
all Of which We are r. 'iced 10 learn
bni We Won d b.. ju-r iirle berre,
plea if this c,,d weather We are az
present experiencing could he SOME
what equalized by having less of it now
aud more OF it, say sonsti'ne iu jay
or August
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
Rather DuIlIOu>. but =

The Fulton Tin,,s a. come our ia
favor of Mr. Ca. " ,rren. editor Of
the HEX uu,n COURIER fnr Safe rSeDa
tor from this DISTRICT; Mr. Warren l.
sttunch ID IN ,cr,r an1 Sin'd mke
wi,le-a wake. euerg,.iic tesi-'a'ur. bu'
n he refu ed our invitation IN - 80
Congress our feelings wind be con
-ider,bly Iaceratei should lac acfede
10 Bro Hunter wishes aud s''p
he Senate lie deserves higher
po,iiiuD.-May field Democrat -,s
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
WHY nniSnenk Ont.

The last Kentucky Legislature, h,
virtue of constitutional authority. di
recied wore TO be taken at the An
su-r election. 1879 on the proposition
of calling a constitutional convention
II l., therefore, a proposition to b.
VOTED upon at our nezt State elections
Why will newspapers decline To -peak
ouf'-for or against" when the ,r.-
ton is directly put TO them, on this
pending public issue? -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
Popu,.r,,v nr p.p.r ussy

The urder Tor standard >iIYer-IIii.r-
were the lowest te say inr mahy
months. being but Que III gu aud dol
lars. Treasurer Giltiliin says there
i no demand eifher for gold or silver.
AMI he dnubfs If either will ever br
popular money again Tie ,hipks the
experience ut the pas twenty yPar-
ha~ educated the people TO prsier pa
per. and they will take il. 'eavipg gold
and liver ia bank aud in the treasury
vaults.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
Declines the Race.

The mIny irienI- of Dr. G ;.
Miles, in the counties nf Hickman
Fulton aud Graves. who have bee"
-olicitous for him TO mike the race ioi
State Senator, will regret TO learn tina
existing circumstances will prevent hi
Welding 10 their wishes The DiStric
could not iud one better cnpacirared /
make ir>t class Senator lie Is .
has experience a legislator. We re
greet his declension
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

The City OF Memphis. on motion
Of, their tax payers, is before the
Tennessee Legislature asking that the
city charter be repealed They
assert that the city is bankrupt. be
cause Of deprecated property. trade.
etc., and unable to pay her indebted,
ness. They desire to force the bond
holders TO fair compromise.
The same movement Is going 90 al.
Brownsville. Tenn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
Fulton County Democratic
Cow entlOA.

In pursuance Of call of the Dem
oeraiic State Committee. for the as
,embling Of State Convention. in the
city of Louisville. on the first day Of
May. 1879. for the purpose Of nomi
Mating q Democratic candidate for
Governor aud other State officers; The
Democratic Committee OF Fulton coun
~ respectfully request the democrats
Of this county to meet in mass Con
ventiou. at the court house, in the
town of Hickman. at O'Clock. on the
2nd Monday in Fehru .ry. prox.. for
the purpose of appointing delegates to
the said convention and insiructinr
them as to their choice. il such is the
desire. Respectfully,
RI. A TYLER, Chairman
Fulton Times please copy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
Ignornnc- Ia ssrrainiIt.

CUrresPOn lence louisville Post
The Peep mp here are the mos
IgnnranI | ever saw Tney think W.
are one c,'wpany of con 'ederate .u-dier
Gray clurh) snl one c"mpny "i
federal soldirr- (blue clorh) dn 40
know who they think the cavalry
blue aud read are Down in The euur'
room The o'her day one of our boy
was eating au orange. One Ui III
men from the Country came mp AMI
ak, him what Wa thar he Wa
aring lie told him IL was an orange
lie laid. l. that au Orange! W 'li. |
nave he1rn teal of them, bur | neVc'
seed rhem before WHAT i ,rs il taste
ike-auyihing like apple? No; It
'aStes very g",i buf narhIns like "a"
apple C,uld ynu -eli IA Teller oGr?
~; but | will zee il can get you one
lie gave him one. aud he put i ia HI
pocket to show a. curiosity, sup
uUse.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

THE Hickman Courier wants can
didates Tor the Legislature 10 drop ma
,ionaI polite. aud make The race on
the questions opened by the PROPOSE
,ion to call IA CONSTITUTIONAL C"nven
ton. The suggestion IS go"i one
but the average candidate ha-n : yet
heard that the question OF calling +"
Constitutional Convention u I'D De Vo
tod on 10 Augu,t.-CSsrisr JoSr"'1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

The Cincinnati Commercial il ably
defending the Sabbath. II maintain
that this holy day has been we'll nigh
blotted out mt Cincinnati, aud that
great evil must result from its deseera
tiop. Such able efforts a. the Com.
mercial is making can not fail of ac-
compiishing great gond
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

HYPuENATED newspapers are the
fashion these days. aud hints are
abroad that negotiations are pending
by which the Fulton Times aud the
Miss Ballard Ners my hypheuate
How would the Fulton Times Ne,os.
or the Ballard Nelcs Times sound?
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
MhS,li should AssembIe.

The Ma, field Leader makes an ed
itorial about a constitutional conven
ion aud the Hick man Courier We
appreheni 1.-The court scarcely under
stands ITSELF" but, it asks u to give
one reason why tie convention should
assemble? Well. will give il just
que now, and more hereafter: The
great debt that is crushing the very
lie out OF the pes IF Krnrnciky.
l. The DEBT tha. I. ms Of towns.
districts. cirSosy tRs have vo
! ted upOu H. railroad aud
other special Pd'sfIY.- aud coosti
'ulional cOnveu'ii anberrse Only.POwer
that can forever prevent such mon
strous wrongs Do you see this one
point, Mr.. Leader? II so, proclaim il
% your people.
Under special excitement, worked
up for the occasion a mere temporary
majority may now burden the property
of bone 6il citizens for years aud
years. aud this too under mere de-
fusion and deception majority Of
the towns aud citIzeus Of this State
are thus bankrupt TO day. Once voted
il is irrevocable, and the majority 10
ono year might want to reverse. bur
The excitement of one hour, so Ia
peak, taxes property for years and
years We say. the minority should
have some protection
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

The County Democratic Conven-
ton meets the Cd Monday in February,
the lst day of circuit court Let Black
bum men remember il. aud be at the
court house. We dou't think any 9th O..
err man will be presented. but there is
20 telling what may happen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

On rus 25ru -Mardi Gras falls en-
the 18th OF next month. aud will be
duly celebrated in the Crescent City
There was some talk OF having no
carnival this yenr. but King Rex ha-
irsued his proclamation. announcing
his intention Of visiting the cit, and
the day will be duly celebrated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
For the State Senate.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
Henry George. OF Graves county. as a
candidate 10 represent the counties OF
Hickman. Fulton and Graves, in the next
Senate of Kentucky. Subject 10 Demo
cratic convention.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
10 Fulton Is TO Get Ii.

The Fulton Times NOMINATED Capt
Geo. Warren. editor oi the Hickman
Courier, Tor State Senator rrum thi-
district. Capt. Warren is qualified Tor
the position and il Fulisn county j.
called upon TO furnish thaf represent
alive, we are for him Il Clinton Demo
erat
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

The Legislature of KeDtucky might
very properly follow the example OF
Missouri, aud protecr party convention
by making bribery au indictabIe Of
Tense
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

THR Fulton county Democratic Con
veniion is to meet The 2nd Monday in
February. Score ten votes for Black
burn and Tyler, aud more if we had
them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

TIE Democrats OF Hickman county
will meet in mass Convention on Mon
day. the Sd day OF March next, To ap
point delegates to the State CoDven
ton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
For Lieut.. Governor.

We are authorized to announce Hon. H.
A TYLER. OF Fulton county. as ca"dl-
date fer the Office of Lieutenant Governor
Of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, sub
i.ct 10 the action of the Democratic Con
vention.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

LIT. Gov. UNDERWOOD, candidate
FOR Governor, is said TO be a splendid
sioliui>. Vel, let him fiddle. white
the old Doctor dances into the Execu
tive Mansion
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

ALL unnecessary Offices should be
abolished. Why pay taxes TO keep
up Offices which are Of no practical
importance
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

ros- JSo. BHUMMAL, OF HEX man
county, declines the solicitation Of
fried. to become candidate for State
SedatoY
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

Tux May6elu Leader iavors DR.. A
J Watson for the Legislature FROM
Hickman and Fulton
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
For Auditor.

Hewitt, Of Hardin county, as candidate
for the Office of Auditor of Public Ac
counts. snhjeci to the actisn of the Dem
seratic Convention. May l, 1879.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24

A BILL calling a Constitutional Con-
veDtiop has passed 10th houses Of the
LoLisiai Legislature.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
II Snnmld l.aSs.

The opposition To the hiIl pfoviling
pensions tor the surviving cinz'n
-odier- of the Mexican war i. under
-tInd to he based on The fict rhI,
large proportion of the Xix thousand
survivors are Snutherner-. and the
Republicans object To their rcngui-
;Iun because il l. possible some Il them
served in The late Confederate army
The objection i weak and partian. n
The recognition i confined 10 their
patriotism aud bravery Ia awar which
gave The Whole and Union VAST hrri
race al wealth. ani property. The
Survivors have not long 10 lise. ani
twenty Ave year. will put them gil in
their graves Simple Justice ~ av-
men drmand> that their valuat Ter
Vice recogniz ii by IN =
:: 80 : : ), -: : : !
in and tth legslizsss e t
BuFild and cY does worse III hit
She appoints her own State of 6or Il"
conduct the lntierie=. aud appr,+asart>
her >hare nf the proceeds toward the
building up at Il State Lottery There
have been five ut these lottery draw
,ngs ia hruiurkv. from which ria,
sr"-s sum of 81 25n 900 was reIliz II
OF this amount there was awarded ."
he holders OF prize ticket- So Y 500
rhe library was given SI2t MO b
aud the remainder. S2,653 lD.i 6S
tuck tn the 6"g-Ts oi the lutIerN
managers Thus il will be seen. th'
library Jared worst Of all Thi- SUN
81 S424 1876 81 ~ comparatively small
Is hur "a p"pr recnmp-"Se Ia Kentucky
Tor lending her name Ia >nch di-
rrpuahle business = Rochester (N
Y Express.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-24
Gessnterfeifs.

The cnunterieirs al the s. notes OF
no less than seven naIinnai bank
have heen SD numerous aud danger
Gus that the genaine notes of Ihp-e
banks lrave been Withdrawn from
circulation "a fast as they could Le
procured are
First National Bank. Hanover. p,
First Nr,ional Bank. Auror.. Ii
Fir-i National Bank. Canton. lii
Fir-s Na'iuDal Bank Chicago. IN
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