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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07
James CampbeiIforJuage.

We are authorized TO announce the
name of Mr.. James Campbell, O. Paducah,
as candidate for Circuit Judge. Mr.
Campbell is comparatively stranger in
the counties OF Hickman and Fulton.
though we'll and favorshIy known in the
other counties of the District. As law
yer he is ACKNOWLEDGED TO stand at the
head OF his profession, and is considered
honorable, upright and just in all the
relations of life. lnpolitics, ne is a Dem.
ocrat, but has never taken any active or
prominent position in politics, having
devoted his whole life 70 che study and
practice Of law &c is lawyer rather
ihan a politician. Re isin the prime of
matured manhood, mentally and p5ysical-
yi and bis election would signaljze a de-
parture from The cd groove Of political
hunt tor Office, and would be choice from
capacity aud spectacle qualifications for the
position The CousIsa would not say
ought agains, either Of the other aspir-
ants, but say this mug in favor of Camp
bell, because he is caFs aratiyely unknown
,. = tAx
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]. H. PLAUT HAS RETURNED
Vice Presidents sssd their Pre-
s1eCoSSBFS.
prom no FhiIaleipiia Times

From the Philadelphia Times.
It is not entirely unreasonable tina, Vice
Presidents, selected rs ours have been,
should uniformly reverse the geaaral
policy of their immediate predecessors
Tyler lil it, Fillmore did 20; johnson dia
IL. and Arthur is reasonably certain TO do
il. And whyg The answer is simple and
logical. Wee Presidents represent moth
ing. They are nominated to meet some
preseut and accidental, politieei necessity
generally resulting from the nomination
of the Presidential candidate. they,
therefore, represent no great sentiment
in the party, and they become ciphers in
the adm inistraiion. They gravifate into.
enlargement because they are voiceless:
the disappoi,aments OF the parry natur-
ally cluster about them until they become
the central figure Of tho opposition. and
when they succeed to the power that dis
regarded them they fall into the arms OF
those who were not in mpathy with the
elected President. AS long as Woe Pres
idents are subject to the ordinary laws of
human nature they will be the natural
antagonists Of the President his policy
qni his friends.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07
Gamhllns ln Nenlnchr.

The Court Of Appeals rendered very
important decision at Frankfort on Sept.
10Th, which will be of interest to the
managers Of the various Fairs in the
State. The President aud Directors of
the Warren County Agricultural and Me
chanical Association we're indicted for
allowing a .wheel-of- fortune to be OPP
Grated on their grounds while the Fair
was in progras7. They we're tried in the
Warren Circus Court, aud each fined $3.50
for The oEense. fhey appealed from this
decision, and the judgment Of the lower
Court was affirmed b. the Court Of APP
psals.
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PnblIc Desenders suggested.


Lawyers sheuld be held to strict ac-
count for the manner in which they de-
fend criminals. In fact we don't know
but that it would be good idea to have
a public defender as well as public pros
ecutor, and limit both.to The strict letter
Of the law in defending aud prosecuting
DO away with all speeches and make it
the duty of the Judge TO summon up all
the facts before the jury and give them
The law as now.
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In order to settle the mooted question
as 10 the nativity of President Arthur, the
New York Sun sent special commission
er 70 Vermont to get ne facts. The com
missioner reports that William Arthur,
the father of the President, was n school
teacher and Baptist Preacher. He lived
for time in Canada, and then removed
10 Vermont. Some OF his children were
born in Canada, but Chester Allen was
born in Vermont, not far from the boun-
Hnru linn
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The sufferers by the Michigan fires are
now afflicted with typho-malarial fever
and pneumonia
This was to be expected. People hv-
ing day aud night out of doors, or with
only such shelter As brush huts afford
subsisting on the charrsd remains OF their
crops and on animals sufecatel by the
smoke even these wretched substitutes
for food being imi erfectly cooked Tor want
of proper utensils--can not long resist
unhealthful Influences about them. Be
sides being half starved aud exposed to
all sorts Of weather, many of the sufferers
are very thinly clad Some OF them had
70 hasten from their homes In the middle
of the night; they took only such clothing
as they could snatch, and they have had
opportunity since TO get more. The sick
Jared as badly as the healthy; new ~ born
babes and feeble mothers are in the Durn-
ed woods living less comfortably than the
Wild beasts
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OVR yEVw
what she Pap

bme out remove;
/ what slle Pan Rmb and finger
/ *ke, with soe-s IL.
4 The papers Nortli 9th warns,
are shed with EXPIRE 81 covesT Of he aaa !"
sorrow at the death ciel esiaent Carte
OF his sue essoE g e tc-f rthur, The ~
York Herald says: timer we
lie is a gen,:ema dan by cha. sr,
capacity, and right ~ Llcts viii hr
ure untavorably iu&7E list OF o,,. CHER
Magistrates His.a1, Sion to N Presi-
deuey cannot leaSfr|s vey sucb anseemly
difficulties in IL &tense as have re-
sultei from previorsad uecesslons of this
nn'urei for, though s.ye-4les not been full
sympathy between fsrthin sections of
Republican leaders. thefe'has never been
any doubt whatever tTAs MIR Arthur was
ia full accord with am recognized auih6r-
ity on The national poIlsy OF his party
The New York Tug / says; We oou3- |
sci the President 10 10 narrow or servIie /
study or imitation oSs,ns mans charac-
ter or career: but i, WILL be no mean
award OF glory and honor 10 Gen. Arthur
when his term shall ed, if the people /
say he gave Us such tt4hinistratiou Of
the Government as GSlfeid would have
done. That this may be the verdict upon
his work IS to-day the wish and prayer Of
millions.
The Baltimore An,eriegs says: The &C
eessten- indeed, Of President Arthur,
which would have been inexpressibly
painful and Irritating 10 cur citizens on
July 2nd, can now be calmly and sereuely
contemplated. II is not merely the fact
that We have an orderly and well estab
lished GoTernment, in which no violent
change can produce aaSavolutiOn; that
gees without saNag. RS GSneral AR
thar, under The most dfbchlt and embar-
RAISING circumstances. bascoudueted him
self so well, with such prudence, circum-
spection, and delicacy, that all, even the
most violent partisaus, long 90 prepared
themselves to render him cordial sup
port.
TIE Washington Post Dem says. The
political significance OF tAis change re-
sides alone in the fact that 10 bring into
power the faction opposed 10 the Admin
istration OF the late President There
has been time enough since the 2nd of
last mouth for passion 10 cool, aud for
the better nature ofthe partisan TO assert
its sway. While the Nmion has been
standing around the death bel OF the
President, il is hopeIth that hatred, malice.
and alt uncharitabeness have been per
United to die out Of the hearts Of those
statesmen who are recognized as leaders
of the respective Republican factions.
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The Ballard County Neies thus pleasant y
alludes 10 Mr.. Campbell's candidacy for
G7fehit-Tuhgr: Judge CampbcIl is just
"hustling things up lively in this' coun
~. We discover he is very popular with
our citizens, and they will support him
very heartily. News from Marshall is TO
the effect that be is just taking things by
storm ia that county. He is a mum Of
rare efdow meuts, both socially and intel
leetually-in fact, just such a man as
would adorn any position within the gift
of the people.-Padncah Enterprise.
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Dresden Demoerat. Twenty speci-
mems Of the timber Of Weakley county
have been shipped from this place to the
Atlanta Exposition. The n, c. s St. l..
Railroad company paid the expense Of
procuring The timbers aud win have them
sen, o the Exposition.
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sYtIlEse make itTlnffnr InI,nI

If President Arthur is inclined 10 be re-
veugeful, be can make it exceedingly hot
for Senator sherman. II he should direct
Secretary Window to make public the
report of the committee which investi-
gated the shortcomings of Custodian Pit
ney, of the Treasury Department, it
would not require a calcium light to dis
cover that others than Pituey profted by
the system Of management The opera
tons Of the Syndicate from 1875 10 1850
wonld also prove entertaining rs well as
valuable reading to the public.
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:. L. PLAUT HAS RETURNED.


AT the sixteen general elections in New
York since the war. the Democrats have
carried their State ticket seven times, the
Republicans have carried theirs seven
times, nnd twice the successful candidates
have been about equally divided between
them These facts prove that New York
is doubtful State and is likely 10 be
captured by whichever party is the mere
harmouious, vigilaut, and wise
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Cons dropped . cents in Chicago, Tues
day, and some OF the largest spectators
are ruined. The price was so high that
millions Of old corn was rushed into the
market, which, together with the fact that
the growing crop, though very short, viii
be much larger yield than was expected
cnnses The 1rnnhIa
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Com,,mlssaOuaer-s Sale.
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT KENTUCKY.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT. KENTUCKY.
ROBT. d. WATSON, PlaiatG
aggjnSt EQUlrY
ROBT NOLEN. Sc, Dsfea9ant
By virtue f n judgment and order Of
sale of the Fulton Circuit Court. rendered
al the Sept term thereof ISL, IN the above
cause. for the sum of Six Han lre5 AMI
Forty One Dollars. with interest at the
rate Of six per cent. per annum from the
18th day of July, 1881. until paid, ami
SOL 30 costs herein | shall procee to Of
fer for sale Mt the court house door. in
Hickman, to the highest bjdler- at PU b
Lie AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 10Th
day OF OCTOBER, 1881, at : clock p m,
or thereabout being County Court doy),
unon a credit of six months, the following
described property, t9-wit: Lying in
Madrid Bend, and known as he Hawkins
land. containing 773 acres by estimation,
and bounded on the north by j. n. Haw
kins land. on the east by J. n Hawkins
land. on the s9nth by Margaret Vatson's
land. and on the west by the land of
Daniel Watson, deceased, except thirty
FIVE acres of said lanl on the north side
thereof All the remaining south part of
said land will be sold, or sufficient thereof
to produce the sums of money so ordered
to be made. For the purchase price, the
purchaser, with approved surety or secu-
rites. must execute bOnI bearing legal
interest from the day Of sale until paid,
and having the force aud effect Of "a judg-
ment. Bilders will be prepared to com
ply promptly with these terms
II. C. BAILEY,
Master Com missioner.
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THE Vice Presidential Presidents, Tyler,
Fillmore and johnson, upon assuming
Office. all inaugurated policies vastly diff
ferent from those of the men whose shoes
they filed. 1t remains to DC seen whether
Arthur viii do the same.
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OSE OF our exchanges says that II the
green back party were to drop the money
question and go for the moncnoPolies,
there would be some reason for ITS ex-
isleuce'
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GrirEAU has been regularly indicted by
the grand jury, and his trial will com
mencs, probably, next Monday. aud prob
ably occupy thu whole of next week.
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THE reports from trade centers through
out the country show a good condition Of
affairs for the time of , ear-but some
how there has been q large number Of
heavy failures.
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r,n,n AnonIders.
a star Rnm,e Cnnfessson.

Soloman Star. whom President Arthur
removed a. Postmaster A. Deatwool,
Dakota, has male u written confe sslou de-
claring that for several years past he has
made out false certificates Of Star service
on route 80, I5G between Sidney and Dead
wood of which Gilmer Saulsburg & Go.
re contractors. Star confession exposes
the rascality of the Star Route ring IN the
Northwest and a copy is in the hands Of
the Postoffce Department here.
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DO the Democtats Manl Il.

Dpttlhl ~ INT AbAIltF III
WASHINGTON Oct. 2-Beverly Ticker
has cottage at BeHley Springs fur
hours ride Of Washington. lie frequent
~ comes to che city t0-Gr his opinions.
lie is here now. In con 9vsa'iou to might
with your corroes pom lent on ths subject
OF the coming extra session of the Senate,
he said; 81 an no psliticiau, and don
understand how party interests are can
eerned In personal appointments, and !
don want 20 intrude my opinions upon
the public But believe that in all rep
resentative Governments parties are ne
cessary. ! think that the party in the
majority in the country should have the
power and take an responsibility.
would prefer. therefore, that the Presi-
dent Of the Senate pro tempore sould be
IN sympathy with the Administration,
espeeiaiiy as under circumstances, which
-Uod grant may never occur, he wonid be
the successor Of the President. do not
see what the Democrats want with an
office which, so long rs he President lives,
would De an empty one so far rs poiiticaI
power IS concerned. and which, II the
PRESIDENT should die, ought 20 be flied oy
man representing the party which won
the Presidential election. ] cant imagine
more unfortunate POSITION for the Demo
erAtle party than 10 be charged with the
responsibility Of ADMINISTRATION under
such circumstances y f7h the Senate eq0et-
y divided II seemsf o nae that IL would
De graceful on the paEof the Democrats
10 give such u Senatoras Mr.. Anthony,
ihe senior Senator. the place OF honor, and
l think the lie publicans would IN return
give them the Secre,assship.
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CONGRESS- does not meet in regular ses-
sion until the FIRST Monday in December.
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The Republicans Of this District talk Of
running Henry Houston for 9ircuit Judge,
says the Paducah Enterprise.
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Interesting Etems.

J. Il. PLAUT HAS RETURN ED
/ Ohio and Iowa elect Governors osrsI
I Mayfeli contributed $500 to uE.spei
GARFIELD fund. A
/ \ larger acreage OF wheat viii FSzastS
in the State this year than usual. E
The business Of the country ~
smoothly, and only the Repnbliea IS
seems TO be disturbed.
The Breexiariige Ne,0- keeps the ~
Of Gen D. Q. B1el standing At the hi
OF It's columns for Governor.
Guiteau says express malice has +, 10
shown 70 convict him. He must gbavs
been reading mp on Kentucky law.
The Jewish World states that Russia /; :
at last taking active steps to suppre !. ]
/ vigorously any further outrages on she
Jews.
It il said Private Secretary Brown "a
Inmates the cost of the Presidents ill;isssss
at S250,000-Sl0o,00) going to the ssdf
geons. y
- new York man recently sold his - fs
( to q neighbor for q dollar. Some zen
seem to take delight in swisdling aeir
eighbors.
There is a colored girl living in Ovens
horO, who is not quite twelve years old
and yet she is the proud mother of six
months old child.
The President has given his strong en-
dorsement of the star route prosecute on
In consequence there is general denor-
alization of the ring,
I The constitulonaIiy of the ARen
Agent law viii Soon be'dehnitely sv;tIfs
A case involving he point is nov before
the Court of Appeals.
President Arthur's famil, consists OF
two children, boy, Cheste- A. Il years
old and a girl, Nellie. aged 1. His wife
died a year ago last Jauusry.
An of the Cabinet oaeers have left
Washington for "a two weeks holiday
They are scattered about through the
country, some home and others elsewhere
Though he son Of Baptist minister
President Arthur,is an Episcopalian. In
New York he belonged TO the parish OF
Heavenly Rest, and in Washington is con
nected with st. John :.
Watermelon stealers can ind a paradise
in Woodforl county. The County Judge
has ruled that stealing watermelons is not
larceny; that melons are rea. estate, aud
the ottenso is only trespass.
The Publisher, desiring to quit the
business oilers for sale, at "a bargain, The
Meade Record, Braudenbarc Ky. The
office Is well equipped in material, aud
the paper doing fair business.
There will be al of sorts of rum ors
about attempts 70 assassinote Arthur bat
after the miserable experience OF The
wretch Gujteau there will be no ma eSkar,
enough TO attempt such crime.
The English plan Of publicly
a man for an attempt 20 assess u
Queen seems 90 have worked W
glory of dying game on the gall ~
being shot Is what some cranks e s
Malone VIII probably not vote for go
party az the ensuing extra session His
stay in Washington will be very limited
aud 20 cast his interests with either tbe
Democrats or The Republicans woulgtose-
riously injare his chances in -, -.
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call has been issued Cor national
convention of representatives of the agri.
cultural, manufacturing, and com merciat
interests of the county 10 assemble at
Cooper Union, in this %ty, on Nov. 3Oth.
The object OF the con veution, as stated IN
the call. is to consider and recon mend
such Congressional stion as viii promote
domestic and foreign AOmmerce, aud afford
adequate protection d AmcricAu industry.
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THE trial Of the Star route thieves has
commenced in Washington.
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ATsOJA ING 40 $3.50, @3O.
Whole Tickets, s.; Halves, -; Quar-. 3.
Remittances may be made hy Bank
Check Express, Postal Money Order, or
Registered nil
Responsible agents wanted ~ ell points.
For circulars, Q wing full information and
for uckets, address,.
50. G 80 sysEsYS.
willard Hotei, Louisville, Ky.
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,,, 80 80
80 zoe !,
NJ -
have
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rope
mono z1';' (
dear -
They viii
dollars tbcalf ! -
Mr.. c. c. Goodwin. T.
The Mormon Situation 4
number OF Harper, prelic
evil must be checked or vs.
IT, There will be much .|E 81 |
see how President Arthur +
this ugly question b
wiz. -,-..loi. So, =
. 20, Is - .
Atchafalnya river is making discussion
The head of the Atchafllaya. the mouth
OF Red river; and the Mississippi are mix
ed up in Q bead Of the Mississippi, wAIch
makes almost circle
,,,t r,
~, - I isii - -
q. ~,
20 ~, ~ az, ~, :,
40. -, l.,,et ~. y. - Il
~" sIess IA eAtia session On
-lhy o. "Neh 'oHN "Hi'e WIS 20 81
speaker.
/. There is a man in California. who has
a snake in his stomach. and il obi gedsto
drink large quantities Oh WHISKY 70 Asep
g ere balm tiI9 wbea ~ = irely or course
he refuses to have the snake removed
and his envious temperance neigh bors
are anxious to know how he captured it.
Pink-eye, the new horse disease, mas
struck Chicago and almost every large
livery stable In me city IS suffering iron
It's effects Ihe disease hr't MAKES us
appearance IN ronhing at ne eyes, ,he
morse oeglnS TO =" sger anu us ie 3 oes'i
10 sven after 'e" Jays as " ee'A'
thing the morse gets wei' pat the disease
often proves fatal.
An Ohio Girl cakes the cake" on big
feet shoe factorv in Albsnv has re-
ceivel a diagram of the footof Miss Mary
Wells of Sandusky. who placed her bare
foot ON a sheet of paper for that . irpese
This foot. as shown by the diagram, is ex-
actIv II inches long. y inches wide at The
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aud the people go forty and fifty miftes 2
hear. The Malone party claim that they
STAT in with $1,000 majority, by the
union Of the Eeadjusters and the Rcpub-
Leans, while the regular Democrats claim
that thousands Of Democrats are quitting
Malone, ard hundreds of Republicans
wont follow him. The excitement is ter
riGc.
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,.,.lxot @D% OK tr-frieQ9s On.
"a IL u E',.,,,,l III 7s.--evn lEforsr,a.s
tsva she IS 49, | cksd TO learn that
so large part O. mains Of her late
husband is now Medical Museum.
She consented 20 injured vertebre
md rib being brougs PHA,re, because she
understood 1hat they q Yht be used in he
trial of the assassin, lat she never con-
scented TO the bringing Of anything else
here, and believed tkai all else Of the
body Of her husband was u the casket in
OHIO. She now knows that an the in
ward parts from he neck to the loius were
brought 20 Washington anil hive been cx-
hibited 10 no one knows how many cur
ious surgeons. She is Indignant, but
finds il is difficult now TO Vectify the mat
Ter
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j. II. PLAUT HAS RETURNED.
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