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Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
TH E SITUATION.

There is wide spread apprehension among husiness men that the country is drifting towards financial cricis such as was experi- enced in 1897. 1857 and 1878. The high prices of the necessaries of life (meat being higher now than at any time during the war)and the strikes that are occurring all over the country, would indicate that there was ';somsthing rotten in Denmark" and the question now is what has caused, at this time, such an anomalous condition. It has been ascribed to various causes, such as dull business caused by high prices, which have greatly reduced the demand for and consump- ton of all articles reckless speculation, un- necessarily heavy taxes, which are as a mill stone around the necks of the people, the e1. trayagance aud corruption of the large corpo, ralions and monopolies, the short cotton and cereal crops, the excess of imports over ex- ports, the enormous expansion of the railroad system which is locking up millions of money which for years to come will not pay interest on the investment, and the large investments in mining and other companies that have no existence except on paper and which will never pay a cent. Those and similar reasons have each perhaps had it's influence in bring ing about the result, but if we could get at the bottom facts and they could all be sim mered down into the compass of a nut shell, it would be found that the aggregate of the whole difficulty IS of about this size, to wit, that the country is in situation somewhat like that of the man who has lived for years which are being managed by Judge West brook receivers, we have been making { great show Of business, supporting fine estab lishments and paying large dividends, bu or earnings but from capital, and iG ha: only been question of time when the 6na crisis and collapse would occur. The business of Wall Street is a fair sample of the busi ness of the country. Its object is not SC much the production of wealth by homes industry as the gobbling up of what is alread! produced-the fieecing of the lambs-and few milionairs like the Vanderblts and th Goulds have raked in most of the pile
 But there is DO doubt that much of tn uneasiness at the present time has been pro ouced by spectators for stock jobbing pur poses, and we don't believe there is any seri ous cause for alarm. Against any such in iuence we have the great agricultural inter est Of the country. The crop reports fror every section of the country are very favors ble and it IS now likely that the yield will | vast. The acreage throughout the wes northwest and southwest has been greatl increased and the growth of many of tt
 products has been exceptionally favored b the elements this season. Bountiful harvest
 mean cheap fcod for the people, rsnewe
 demand for manufacture, active employmer
 for the transportation interests and the rev
 val of the export trade. With such prospec
 ahead there need be no fear of very gre'
 panic.
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
A Oalsn r,,-;kl, &n, .,

AT A COURT OF PROBATE olden at A Salisbury within and for the District of Salisbury on the Sth day of June, 1882.
 Present Lorenzo Tupper. Esq. Judge.
 On motion of Sarah McElroy and Andrew J, Spur, both of Salisbury, in said District, ad- ministrators on the estate of John w. McElroy late of Salisbury within said district deceased |. This Court doth decree that six months be all lowed and limited for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims aga!nst the same to the said administrator and directs that pub lie notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published nearest to said dis. trict and by posting copy therof on the pub lie sign-post in the said town of Salisbury, nearest where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record 1w5l DONALD T. WARNER, Clerk.
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14

THE crop reports from the west and north. west are decidedly favorable. The corn crop is out of the way of the pests now, and 8 bountifnl wheat crop has for some time been almoat oersainty.s
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
To the Court of Probate .for Me District of Ca

10 he Court Gt Proodte tor Me District of Ca
 nddR: THE SUBSCRIBER, admistrator on the \ Estate of Charry Ann Dean, late of Canaan n said district, deceased, hereby resigns said trust and makes written application for the ac- ceptance of said resignation by said court. Dated at North Canaan, this 10th day of June, 1882.
 EDWARD D. LAWRENCE. DISTRICT OF CANAAN, ss.:
 North Canaan, June 10th, 1882, Estate of Charry Ann Dean, late of Canaan, in said Dis trict deceased.
 Edmund D. Lawrence, the administrator on said estate, having made written application to the Court for the acceptance of his resigna- iion of said trust:
 Ordered. that the said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in said North Canaan on the 24th day of June, 1882 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that the no tico of the pendency of said application. anG the time and place of hearing thereon, be giv en to all persons interested therein, by pub fishing this order st least one week in a pub lie newspaper printed in said district. JACOB B. HARDENBURGH, Judpe.
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
Cnatl. Iestert1 Mews.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Que Tear, strictly in adranee, $1.5O SiI MonthS, 10 Four Months, 5U
 Single Cop,eS,
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
BORN.

WADE At southfeld, June 3, a son to Den- jamin Wade.
 HENRY IN Morrisania. May 10th, a daugh- ter (Eiary Minerval to Ferris w. Henry, formerly ot Canaan. BLODGETT.-In Mill River, June 10th, a daughter to E. T. aud Marion G. BIodsett
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
PROTECTING EACH OTHER

against overwhelming and runous This Company anzed the mutual pan and the charter provides that shall be composed exclusively of insurers Each during the term of his insurance becomes member the corporation and entitled equal voice in all its business partic ipate in all it's benefits
 Upon taking out policy premium note is deposited part of which only paid cash and the balance held for in of loss beyond the cash There be ponsbity beyo the amount of the note At the end of the the noe with the balance unpaid is given
 In ofoss is provided that the shall be adjusted by two dsnteesd mutually chosen by the insured and insurer they fail to agree they shall choose third dis interested party and their decision shall be final avoiding expensive and tedious litigation The have fixed low possible thus bringing the benefits within a
 Information and circulars be obtained by addressing
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
Neao Advertisements.
LOST,

ON MAIN STREET, in the village of Norfolk, " a chased, gold band ring. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at the "News' office or at the residence of
 51 MR. LYMAN COUCH.
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14

Probably never since the war has business been so brisk in town as now. Manufactur- ing is unusually good and visit to the gen. eral stores Saturday evening satisfied your correspondent that they are not in failing cir. cumstances.
 The NEWS for the past two or three years has been slowly but surely increasing it's subscription list in Norfolk, aud we trust, by the appearance of the first editon under the new management that it is not going to de- crease in favor or attractiveness.
 It is quite satisfactory to the public gensr- ally to see John D. Bassett acting as assis. tant postmaster. The people are happy to see him so rapidly recovering from painful illness of over year, and glad to see such a responsible position so ably filled.
 A few days ago the tsamster of the Hart ford Spring and Axle Go. let a coal car down on the turnout to a more suitable place to unload, but when under headway discovered that the brake was worthless and the car un. comfortable, consequently it collided with two other cars, sending them off the end of the siding considerably demolishing them, thor oughly strewing car of lumber and obstruct- ing the main track 50 as to delay three trains nearly an hour. AUREvoIR.
Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
PAYING ALL LOSSES IN FULL !

And to the entire satisfaction of the insured It surplus to meet future losses The necessity for such
 has long been felt by tobacco and it believed that this will with their favorable consideration
 One of the greatest dangers the tobacco damage hail. worth thousand dollars liable utterly ruined in few minutes It is here proposed unite tobacco growers for the purpose of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17
e. SpSfe & SDbne.

8ei Der groBen &onfurrens, Die alien
8ran6en bes @ei6dIts geboten ipirb,
fommen nur nod Die griinbli6e @e=
i6dftsfenntniB, Der langidbrise Ser
fe1r nit Dem publifum, Ser gum Stu
blum Der Gei6madsri6tung bellelhen
miro, Der unermeioli6e Sleib, bas
Neuelte uno 8elte gu bieten, sur boaen
Geltung. 9lQe hieie Gigenl9aften fin
bet mon aber in erlter Geibe bel ben
Gerren Sosfe & S0bne, Die itets be=
itrebt uaren, ben Wiini6en bes Yubli=
fllms suoorsufommen uno bic ltets biel.
ten, mas fe nerlpra6en. Cine Yreis=
berabIebung beoeutete cine &eouftion
unter allen umitdnoen uno Elm ange=
fiinoistes neues Waarenlager bra1te
nur 9ieues. nur Mpoernes unb nur bas
8ete, au6 fit bic jeBige 6riibiabrs=
iailon 4aben Die Serren ipieber 8roBes
geleiIiet: lie iteben allen anoeren poran.
Sbrs quswabl 1T 80 ei s Waaren,
8ictoria 2awn, 2inen 2alpn, pique
@ambrlc 1T Die grOBte, Die ie i'm bieli=
gen W}arfte 81 flnoen mar. Sarbige
2alpns bon 5 Gents per Yaro an; lei
meme Sawns Su Is Geuts per Oaro uno
b0ber. 9as gthortiment bon 8eiab
uno SpiBen 1T seraoeSu groBartig.
SpeSialltdt: Sanotil6er, 5iI6ti6er,
GarOinen unb 2einen fit Sauseinrl6z
tungen ano 9tusiteuer. Sm S6ubbepar=
tement Iiaoet man SamenI6ube al 81,
sl4, 50 uno $24, ferner Die berlbmten
Burts fine ladies shoes. Cine langidb;
rlge orfabrung bat bic Serren gelebrt
IN oieIcr gran6e oas &i6tige gu finoen
9Senn mir nod erpd6nen, oaB bas
Eager in tertigen Serrens unb anabens
anSligen Brilliant ausgeitattet 1T, 10 pa.
ben mir anndbernO anseiiibrt, mas 6o:
grobe @eI6aitslofal Der coulonten Ser.
rem bir9t. Sober miro ieiren Nort6ei
babel iinben, suerf bas WaarenlaaeI
Der 9erren Sosfe gu inipi3iren, eAe E,
anoersmo boripri9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17
Shon bic Gerfimm]

= SaOn bic gerllimmuns bss @s=
mut6s nno nidt blob cine &rantbeit bss
&Srpsrs tann bic BsihaHsnbsit Der itoF.
li&sn ausi&eipunssn tpelsutlid psdnbsrn.
90 !. . tann bic Mila elmer snar all.
ssmeia ssfunoen, uter ron elmer Der i'm
Gamilisnlsbsn ntAt INNER psrmsiblidsn
@smiittsoeriftmmunssn bsiaususa SHUTTER
bsm Sauslius nadtbeilis wsrpen. Das
bsta'nts grfabmiitcl tsr Muttsrmi,h bin.
ssgen. NeuFabter's Deut d 60
8tnsermebl (Yasolrcpbins) fan purh
tsinerlet 5amiltenplafommiifi opsr bauss
lidts @erscrnib cine fdaplihe gfranoe-
rung erleioen. So tlsibt lets. 70 ruie es
in allen IpOt6edsn 3a SO Cts. tie gudls
IN 6a5en, bas ssiunoe, lsidt p,rpaulide
Nabrunssmtttel. ais weldes ss felt SAB
rem liA einsn 8uf ,rworten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17
Sages 9fenigfeiten.
Snlanb.

Sobn %. 9orieD, Der cine 3eit
lang beri6punoen mar, bat lib CUR
Nerbanolung Der Starroutefdlle einge=
fllnoen uno fpurbe iofort unter $40, 900
8iirgi6aft gefellt, ba ber proSeB per=
I6oben peroen mubte.
= SIN Wolf Safe, nabe Sbefiielo,
Sno., linO bier Biirser bon Chicago
beim Gii6en ertrunfen.
= Die ON II. bon 9teip Sort naf)
europa geieselten 9ampfer baben suz
iammen $4,000 in baar mitgenom=
men.
- Die Orti6aft stetpartspille, 20
Meilen 0itli6 BON ct. Soiepb, Mo.,
muroe am 16. our6 Geuer serit0rt.
Muslano.
- Sie englii6e, fransblii6e unb
tiirfilAe 6latille iino ipie aus Gonitan=
tinopel beri6tet miro, in Suba Yai einz
gelaufen.
= Nm 16. fameu in Sul, England,
auf ibrer Geiie mad Mmerifa 5000
S6ipeoen uno N6rue9er an.
- Berlin. Der 9teidstas bat nit
1872 sesen 121 Stimmeu beldloNen, bic
gabafmcncpolporlaae On cine Gcmnlilipn
pcu @inRneSuanSis Su permeiisn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17

Pancoat & Sobn baben
oor3ilsli6e peiBe gBelten su 81 bas
Slid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17

Oudb - moute pcrseltern mud Wcn=
treur - @ltcn - Gbillon - fomme oo
unten pcrbei; bic Sage oes Srtes feiislt
mid - alter 1dlobartiaer, bon Platanen
umbii ilerter 9au, an ben Telien sellebt-
icfort ertIdlofien - iteige aus - 1lnoe in
benz maleriiden Safen oas rortrefFldlte
Wirtbsbaus - unb elm WirthstSbterlein
- elm BirtbstSdterlein i'd iase 3d.
men aber oas ldbt fd nur nlalen; ba-
BE cine @quureliti,,e bon ibr - pamit
ieis eenus mestalb icu i'd oas arme
Ding pcncnos anoIiidlih MAIDEN. Sd
seitebe, id idwantle nod, man lebt ia
idliesltd nur eiumal. Iber iest bin ia
entidieoen, i'd fsbre 3urad, I'M nleine
paar @aheu gu paden uno bsute Ntenb
bin id in 0ep.p. SD freue mid idred-
lid ouruuf, Sbre 6rau @en'ablin wlseer,
3uleben unb td idmeidle mir, bab ilb
aud ibr fein m,rbe, mas men Nams iast.
Benisltens bat lie mid immerun perolen=
termaben etmas ausse3eihnet.
Sebr unb percientermaben, mclten
sic iasen.
Waden sic mid nidt nod sitter, als
i'd bereits bin. Oas beibt: i'm @tcben
unb Gan5en. oente i'd. Ret mir Der Sppf
trcb aQeoeu nod INNER auf oer redtsn
@telle, wern i'd ibn aud manau1al etuus
bod 5u trasea idaeine, neil iA sefunpen
babe, cob nidts auf Der Welt ben 8rau=
en- 10 impcnirt. als elm ma,tIrte8 3ur.
idautrasen ieines Selbitbemubtieins. bss
@efabls feines Wertbes - nennen Sie's,
ME Sic wcllen. - Bis finben Sie es ?
Sic maren mittlermeile pcr bic Stis,e
auf Der Stofelei estreteu.
sic taben bas iebr idneQ semaht2
9siiern 3mei Stuncen bStitens uno
teute - nun ia bate ia ebsu erlt anSe.
fansen.
(5ortfebun5 fuIat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17
Gin ufuer Sturr.
g3sue @aaren.
Neme Breije
uuo llnterneb nj munasaetH.

uuo lnterneb bmunassetf.
{ is 5errsn A. KAHN & CO..
gde Met Yla3a uno Nesqaia Strabs,
tabsn tpr erpbes Eager BON TrIb,
jabrs Hno Spmmer. aaren
er6Hnst unb laOen bic 8swutner Der Staot
uno umssasnb Elm, tsi itnen por,u1pres
den. nm lih Don esm srobsn, srwabltsn,
ssldmad,dpollsn uno eeotesenen gorratb
bon @5thn'ttwaaren allsr Qrt ,u uber,eu.
ssn, ia mad ten Yreiien gu srtunpi5en
unu BON ben STsrtsn @sbraua ,u ma.
den. bic itnen bier scboten werpsn. Das
eas.r umfoBt Elm poufdneisss Q0ort.
ment BON 6areY uuo Stapsl Dry OooSs,
geiab, Banb uns Strumpfwaaren, Das
men. uno &inpsridubsn, Ssrrsn- unb
&nabenfieteern, Suten. @tisfsn uno
Shutsu. Nlle 8 aaren limb neu.
uaiers Yrsiis Rno tbsnlo nisbris. psnn
nidt nieeriSsr, wie bic irseno sirss 9aulss
In 2srae. sDir uf.rirsn unleren Gunoen
eins game elite bon Yretfsn fur ginfdufe
Don 81 uno wsresa auf oisle Dsils @e.
ihenfe i'm 0srtbe BON $4,000 ausaeben.
alfe, mobl semsrtt: Sober, Der fir 81
Waaren tduft ertalt Elm 1idet; fir S.
srbalt ,lpsi 5idets ; fur SO, prei 9idsts
uno 70 fort, bic i'm ;u iolssnben Yrslsn
tsrs6taen 8aar In Gslo $500; pIa.
no S400; elesantss SdlaBimmsr Get
$3.50; parlcr. Set $175; eolpsne Qrm=
bancer 500; fdwar,lsirenss 8lsie Sl0O;
SO yares Braifelsr 1sppid S65; 40
aarb 6oneY 1spp:db s35; Nabmaidiae
Sa5, &inoerwassn s35; ihpar,sr Scr.
rsnansus S35 uno nod 40 ancsrs Yrsiis
i'm gB:rtSc BON 25 Gents bis gu $25.
Wer iida cine @banee auf pi.ls bGdlt mertb.
ppasn prsife iidern nil, Der tauis BEL
ben 5errcm u. 6abn & Co., n
srba1t feline 0aarsn serabslo bi1is uno
gut pie irssnbwc anoers unp BAT netsn-
BET 9usaat aui sin,n b6ail aeesstutlsn
0swtnn. 1S,4,t1W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17

- Ser llriprung bes Td6ers. Gin
lilngf in paris eri6ienenes gu6 bon
Germain gapit peib bieriiber 5olgen=
oes 5u er5dblen: Inter Der &egierung
6es japani i6en &aiiers Se1=Yi (670)
iab ein 9lrbeiter bon Samba ben Sle0er=
mduien SlL bic ibre 6liigel ausbreiteten
uno pieber i9loIen. 9arauf berfer-
tigte ct aus Stsfabf bfdllen ein fleines
Snitrument, Oas bie 8enegungen Der
erpdbnten Sbiere imitirte. Wenige
Sabre ipdter mar Bet 6d6er bereits
cine gefd9rli6e Waffe in Der 9an6 Der
i6Dnen Saponelinnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17
Cine aus 9(nlaB bes 0Dieu

Cine aus 9tnlaB bes gsiener
grauertags gu Gertbeilung gelangte
sSeliI6rift fiibrt unter Nnfiibrung ftati=
ftii6er Oaten BEN Nadpeis, baB gSien
cine .re6te uno e6te Sierltabt" eswor=
ben iei. i'll tuelder oss Gerteniaft con=
tinuirlib bas Sraubenblut belieat.
Seit bem Sabre 1S45 itieg Der 8iercon=
ium in's oMdr6enbafte" uno erreidte
inn Sabre 1873 ben 3enitb: 78O, 900
0ettoliter i'm Sabre 1s45, faif bas
9ierfade, 100000 Seftoliter i'm
Sabre 1873. Sn ben Sabren 1874-77
murbe cine itetige Nbnabme oes gierz
eoniunts conftatirt, bon ba an Iteigt
berielbe uno fhliebt in aufiteigenber
progrellion nit 2,392,319 Seftoliter
i'm Sabre 1881, alio ein geringeres
Guantum als i'm oenfmiiroigen sabre
1878. Sm Sabre 1850 tranf Wien ca.
45O, 900 Seftoliter 8ier uno 200, 900
81. Wein. S6on i'm Sabre 1873 bate
Wien mebr 0urlt unh trant / $50, 600
6l. Bier unb 1900 81. Wein. 9luf
ieoen Wiener famen 1850 SO 2iter Bier
ltno 46 Giter g8ein, i'm Sabre 1881
aber i6on $50 eiter gier unb bios 80
2iter g9eiH, @eHn mir es au6 Wliin=
6en nod nidt glei6tbun, 10 itebt Wien
unter afen europai6eu Sauptltdbten
in puncto 8ierconlum in eriier 2lnie,
mas bei unieren borSiigli9en uno biQi=
gen Weinen geraoesu erltaunli6 lit.
QBien trinft pornebmll6 stuei Sorten
Bier, oas u4b8ug" uno bas yGoger"
gelegentli6 finoet aud bas npils" iei'
nen plaB. Oas lei6te nNb3ug" 1T ba:
eisentli6e 8olfsgetrGnf uno miro Oors
| siigli6 in ben 8OtltQbten in GrOber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17

- Ser S6ulratb BON Sacramento,
Gal, bat cine &elolution angenpmmen,
ponab Der iungen 9ame, Die BEL Ser
grOfnungs=@eremonie bes S6uliabres
in Der So6l6ule in Dem am tpeniglten
folfipieligen Sleibe eri6eint, cine sprd=
mie bon $40 5uerfannt iperoen iol.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17

MaiIen coniumirt. 9os nurfe Eager"
miro nit ber grbbten Sorgfalt fabricirt
unb 1T ein nprd6tiges @etrdnf". Seit
1878 miro bas lei6te Dem ftarfen 8ier
auffa(leno bDraeaDgelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17

pancoait & 6obn baben
tllr bieie Sailon bas feinlte 2ager in
In3llgen, oas ie bierbergebra6t puroe.
IS be5ablt lidb, ibnen einen 8eiu6 gu
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-17
San 2edto Springs 4ark.

Disier bsliebte @rbolunssplab 1T eiaer
arunbliden @sparatur untsy3ossn porten
uao tpirb audb mod fortwatrenb psrbelIert
uno Der dDnsr! usreen. Wan finbst ba.
isltlt nlleseit allerlet @etrdnts, frt1Ges.
stsIaltsS Bier brett BON Ja6, I'M portirts
unS einsstmlhe Gtsarren &C. Seben
Sonntaa NaAmi,taa: Trei. Son
,ert. 3um ,atlreidsn BsluA labft Elm
Tsroincno jserble,
"a, tl9 Dahter.
9ttetS Sill geae Sonic reaulirt bIr
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-02-24
TEE RAGING nEv2R.
the Host Damaging OyeTii0ss
sos Years.


From g.. Paul 10 New Orleans. and
from Pittsburgh to tae Gulf the great
-slleys are overaowsf, aui the wings CT
Noahsdove you'd weary ia some points
before finding dry land The Ohio Is
higher than il has been since 1871, and
.np',o the cold snap of Tuesday most river
men thoug ht it woull exceed the rise o.
1880, the greatest on record. Contrary
te all expectations The Missouri broke
loose, Sunday. les,, graing ten feet in a
li;as more than u hours. The whole
breadth sf thar liverAs oS, slowed and
"a !. ss 09m' $50 :.
Ia rains gsys he Combefland ana
rsansssee f-ssh Soom, but ,hey bars
,rsnt their force. and are nov falling.
From Cairo 10 Memphis the only 3
LAID visible is to be found al Colun-
6us, around a5aut Hickman, opposite No.
10 AMI Randolph.
From Memphis to New O-Isaus ,bs
ere aOw is higher aud more destructive
ihau e'ssrbs~e. Many lsyoes bave been
b-s1ea, apl dislricis inunIs,sl which
we're thou ght 10 be pro.eessd ANY mum
TOR OF towns aud villages to say no.higs
or,be thousands or IA y houses, are ia
lie s!er, ard Toe inhabitants raaicking
anl vs'uag in canoes ana SIS, as. The
sagevioss aud depsiv1, aas are great
Some heart.reudiug stories a~e repO led
Of be des,Iu.iou, ..ekness, suGsria-s
an deaths a, dife-so: roia s.
On Cairo 10 New Orleans the pscu
mary losses in bouses, grains Ga lie
hogs, horse, &c estima ea d, or one
10 two million dollars. Il has been fear
Tel. Take ,he aes rueio1 OF property
.bisssason from ovela flows q Zoe Cum
serlsud Tennessee. Ohio Mssou9i and
A,'sissppi % say noihiag o. ttssmsller
:lrsaus, and i, Sill ear.aiu,y t55. mp
MILLIONS.
and what "a more thu ced = not get
The prstsut T'ssis bsuui 10 come hiEher
ard from nov on DE 5sstrac ca {, prop
err, mua. De me e fsstfo .tsn it has
bssn. Neither he peop's OF ,hsir s,o-t
san Stand 70 nuch ioagsr
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-02-24
RoR COUNTY ASs sss0R.

We are authorized 10 announce W. e.
THOMAS as candidate for Assessor Of
Pa ION county. E.ectien Angust.
We are au horized ID Announce NAT.
ADAMS, JR, as candidate To- ne Office
OF Assessor. Election next August.
We are authorized to announce } O. A.
COOPER present incumoep., AZ candidate
for the Office oil Assessor. Election mex
August.
We are authorized to announce F. G..
DAVIS as a candidate for the Office of A.
SCISSOR. Election IN AususJ next
We are authorized to announce Z. j.
FINCH as a caajidats for the eftiee OF As
SCISSOR o Futon county. Flee ion in Au-
gust next.
We are authorized o announce Q NJ. i
SALMON. as a candidate for the office OF
Assessor OF Fulton county. Election IN
August.
We are authorized TO announce A. G
MoFADDEs, as a candidate for The office
.ot Assessor OF Fulton county. Election in
August.
/ We are h6rized to announce J. L
CooK a. candidate for the ofice o; As
ssesor Eectio on next August.