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THE HICKMAN COURIER,

"SATURDAY : : AUGUST 22, 1SC3.

Fulton Dwuoipi Committee.at ?rtrSrKtiC Committee

Connell, James II. Craig. .ic

For Congress.We are authorized and rennearo, n ...

aouncc Ho L. S. TRIMBLE, of MeCrackeu'"""'J. a candidate for Congress at the November election.

Select School. Mrs. Sallie Roul- -

bac's select school for'youns ladles andRtrh will commence on the first Mondayin September. Only a limited numberf pnpiJ.1 will be taken. Mrs. Iloulhac

is well and favorably known in this com-munity as a teacher, and needs do wordof commendation from ns.

Ooon N'fws. lr you want cheap home-ma- de

Furniture, call on Charles Oswald, athis new Furniture store.& mft -Dixon, uio sometime since shot and

brutdfly murdered a woman at Uniontit--

ond pentenced to be hung, has been par-

doned by IlTwnIow. After getting hisfedotn lie returned to Uaon City, ther cene of his brutality, and on attemptingto leave was shot at by some relative ofthe murdered woman. The suppositionIs that he is now in Cairo.

Fair3. We acknowledge the receiptof complimentary tickets to the Paducah

al Flendersoa Fairs. The third annu-

al Fair of Paducah and McCraekenCounty Agricultural and MechanicalAssociation, commences September 22d,and continues through the 23, 21, and25th. This Fair is expected to be thelinest ever had in the Purchase.

The Henderson Fair commonces the

6th, of October, and continues on the

7th, Sth, 9tii and 10th. The induce-

ments offered for competition ia all thevarious departments ap? large, and thisassociation is one of ,1 best in tho State.

Married. In Cadiz, Ohio, August20, 1SCS, Dr. B. F. Slaughter, U. S. A.,(stationed at Union City, Tenn.,) and

Miss Linnie Warfel, late of Columbus,Ky. We acknowledge card.

Tns Gen. Anderson. The politeand accomdating officers of the GeneralAnderson, the ly Hickman and

Cairo Packet, have our thanks for late

jisperi.Local On Dlts.

Rev. J. U. Harris, of the MethodistChurch of this place, is to be transferredto the Illinois Conference, and will leave

this place September 20.

,Trade in Hickman last week was

greatly improved.

The Quarterly County Court meetsMonday next.- - .

Thb recent sidewalk law of our City

Council, providing "for the building and

repairing of our pavements, turns out to

be a dead letter. Query, Why bhouldthe Council enact laws, and not enforcethem?

TnE number of business houses

throughout the city placarded

Rent" is becoming alarmingly great,while it is impossible to obtain a dwelling

house at any price. Cause; the great

excess of widows.

Marriages on horseback are popularat the West, aud are called bridle cere-Wmie- s.

We should prefer taking ourstho "old way."

Out merchants are making extensivepreparations for a brilliant fall trade.We notice ?inproPnts in progress on

every hand.At arecent littjo party htVl in Ilick-ma- u

there were 18- - young men present.Of these, 1G are to be married before thefiret of January. Tho other two ac-

knowledged themselves hopeless old

bachelors. This means talk.

The attention of the City Council is

called to the filthy condition of several

It is abominable, and if notcleaned may breed disease.

Also, the large piles of debris lyingin different parts of town, from the wrecksof old houses, etc., should be removed

C. L. Randls, Commonwealth's Attorney elect in this district, has receivedliis commission. His first court meets

in Blandville, the first Monday in Sep

fjember. 0ftBakiW Botd, formerly of Hickman,

was ejected Commonwealth's Attorney"la the Owenslwrro mstrtwr.--crtr-iwr- i,

also, formerly of this place, was electedConiniodfiealthV Attorney ia one of theupper Kentucky districts.

We understand the Fulton CountyAgricultural Society have engaged thePadacah Brass band to play at the Fairthis Fall'.

In some of the Northern cities drunk-

ards ar discharged, without being fined,

from the police courts, after first sub-

scribing to the "pledge." A good ideathat. '

Chas. Oswald, keeps metallic coffins

for sale. "No person having once triedono of these . coffins will ever use anyother." .

As "honest farmer writes to the Agri-

cultural society, "Gentlemen, please putme down on your list of cattle for a bull."

Jcixje T. "B. Ln ran, of this placehas been given J j-ir- go of the Fulton;County Acadc-- Wc congratulate theTrustees upon securing the cervices of socompetent and able a gentleman.

Judge Walker, married a' couple onWednesday last, Hiram Skipworth andMrs. Cynthia Wright. The bride hadbeen married three times, was aged 31years, aud the groom ouly IU.

Sunday School Lecture.Rev. A. J. Hall, the Sunday School

Missionary uad children preacher willdeliver an address to the children in theBaptist church Sunday night. All arerespectfully invited to attend, loth youngand old of all denominations.

Also, there will be preaching at theBaptist Church, Sunday iuoruiiu- - at 10o'clock, A. M.

Tile Beclaii Baptist Associationwill meet Saturday before the 1st Sundayih next month, at Mt. Olive, lu milyJoux on tuelroy road. Continue 11 daysAll are invited open door.

J. F. Marrs, Pres't

Look to the East. Mote Am- -berg has departed for the eastern citiesfor the tmrrose nf r,Mrflnwi,f !,:Fall stock of coods.

Life Insurance. S. K. Caldwell.who died in this county last week, hadV i i lrr.-- 1 V ."- V- r, . . m i' lusurt-- ior ?o,vmj. iiie astir- -

ance was effected only lat Januur- - andbut a sigle premiuiij had been paid.

Missouri J." LECTION'S -- W under- -

stand that L f " ""JOif t.r.7- - . r'M- e mimr--r a .

kuuwu to all our Jcitizt-D?- . v oi- - iuir r:roni;- -

ly urged to run for the Legislature in

Mississippi count, Mo. We hope ourdemocratic frieu Js "across the waters"may put him through successfully.

The New York Herald, ever trimmingits sails to the popular breeze, now de-

clares that the election of Seymour andBlair is an absolute certainty.

It is stated that Jefferson Davis willshortly return' to New Orleans and takeup his residence in that city as the ap;eutof an eminent London commercial firm.

If .Vdam were alive, he would be5,SG3 years old the KUh of next month- -

The Radical majority in Wisconsinhas gone down in this wise: In isr:5 itwas 23,000 ; inlSGf, 17JU0; in ltio,10,000; in 1S07, d.OuO.

Mirre F.sKH of every description, andSpring twtioma for beds one of the besti n vein ions of the age always on Laud andfor sale cheap by Chad. Oswald.

A crsillM) "school inarm'' from EatTennessee went to Trenton, iu that State.to tench the beloved negroes' ideas howto shoot, where she was arrested lr mis-

cegenation. That's right, "inarm" getthe ideas before you learn them tj shoot.

It is claimed thatiso I'residential ehe-tio- n

can be held ia Alabama, for thereason that, under the new constitutionthere nirt!- be a registration- - before anelection, and the Legislature adjournedwithout pa?.-ic-g a ro !?try law.

more Americau that James O recti, ofMissouri, is the name ot the farmer U.S. Senator whom a paragraph ia the pa-

pers, a low days Mnce, stated had beenpicked up in the streets of New Orleansin a si. k and de-titu- te condition andtaken to the Charity Ho.-pita-l. At onetime he was the mo.t formi Jal'e opjion-eri- t

of Stephen A. Douglas in the I'nitcdStates Senate.

Mont: "Rebel Outrages." LatWednesday, th little village of ttar-rettsvill- e,

in this county was the scene ofa bloody and fatal rencountrc, between amau by the name of McGinnis and twobrothers by the name of Gammons. Wehave no particulars, but learn that theaffray was the result of an obi familyfued. In the fight, the Gammon's killedMeGinni-!- , cutting his throat from yearto year. The Gammons' were arrestedand taken to Newborn for trial. Djrrt'lurj Gazette.

The National Intelligeucer lets us" out of the woods" as to which side theinfluence of President Johnson will be

thrown. It concludes an editorial inthese words: " His policy is that of thecountry, and the election of Seymourand Rlair, while restoring peace, pros-

perity and Constitutional liberty, will be

the vindication by a grateful people ofPresident Johnson and the policy he

presented."

"Let us Have Peace." A crazycarpet-bagge- r, who edits a paperat San Antonio, Texas, thus ventilaohis murderous plans :

" We say give us a loyal militia, letthem be as black as the sable hinges ofDante's Inferno; mount them with rebelsteed, pay them with rebel money, andstart them on their mission to ride downthe bold men who shed loyal blood."

This fellow is for carrying out Grant'sdemand for "peace"-r-th- e peace thatreigns in a house when ail the lawful in-

mates are murdered.

Tlie lYaynesboro Tragedy.Reports have reached Nashville of a

bloody tragedy at Waynesboro on Satur-day last. A large squad of negroes werein a field drilling, all armed with guns.They were approached by a number of

lingthem they wished to be their f riendsand asked them to desist from their mili-tary preparations. The negroes thenstacked their arms and the citizens re-

turned, but after they had gone a littleways they were ambushed Vy the Sheriffand a Ianre posse. I he negroes whowere drilling took no pjart in the shoot-ing. A large number of citizens inWaynesboro and the surrounding coun-try, on learning of the affair, at oncearmed and went to the scene of conflict.Pickets were thrown out, and every pre-

paration made for a terrible fight. --- issupposed that a bloody encounter musthave occurred, but at this writing noth-

ing more has come t har.d.' The murder of RlerSeld at Franklinon Saturday nicht was not prompted bypolitical considerations. About a monthsince, a little white girl named Ezell wasoutraged by a negro, who was shortly af-

ter taken from the jail and hung. Twodays afterwards, the girl,s brother wasshot dead by a --lot of negroes, and itisjnow proved that Bierfield instigated thelatter murder. There are no doubts thatEzell's friends killed Rierfi. Id by way ofretaliation. The Coroner's jury, composed of Radicals aud rebels, rendered averdict that tho killing of Saturday nightwas accidental. Whether politics hadanything to do with the matter or not,one thing is certain, that bitter feudsand animosities exist among all parties,wjbich require but little fauuiug to in-

flame to a bloody strife.

Tlie Tennesse e Incendiaries.We have heretofore referred to an ex-

posed plot to burn the towns of Nash-ville, Franklin, Columbia, Pulaski, andMurfi eesboro. One John Carper, it ap-pears, was at the head of the affair. Aninvestigation proved the following facts.We copy from the Nashvillo Uuion andDLpatch :

1. That John Carper i.- a bold, resoluteman, and sincerely believesikat the ne-gro is superior to, or, fcast shouldgovern the white man. Upon this sul --

ject some of the witnesses thought hewas a monomaniac, and this was the onlyevidence of his being crazy.

2. That he has always been a man ofintense feelings; demonstrative, bitter,aud relentless towards adversaries, orthose he did not like.

3. That for several weeks nast he hasbeen in the habit of congregating largecumbers of negroes at his house, Lothday and night, especially on Sunday, andhas constantly taught them that theycould not copo with the whites in open 2war, and their true mode of warfare wasby burning houses when thing"should start: aud that the advice appliedto Nashville, Fraukliu, Columbia, l'ulas-k- i,

aud Murl'reesboro.4. The proof further showed, as we

are it-- . rined the writer of'-t'w.- not beat

on.u tte-J this plan otcona,,ct;.ig af ri:ce-.an- d that he intends to load it;

that his wife encourages him iu it by say-

ing she is prepared to set fire to her ownhouse when the time comes ; and that headvises the killing of ail ages aud mxcs.

5. The proof further showed that Car-

per was a mau of some property ; that heis a money-makin- g man ; that he alwayshas mouey on deposit; that he is promptand accurate in his business transactions;that he is a man of truth; that he iskiud to his friends, except when enraged.

(I. That evidence showed that the ne-

groes have respect for and confidence inhim.

7. The evidence showed further thatthe number of negroes iu around town isfrom ouo to five thousaud greater thanuual, and that many of them an dril-ling iu variou localities daily.

The Tennessee prcs is Arongly ad-

vocating the repudiation of all bondsuecccssary to support the militia, provi-

ded that latter arc called out. There is

no doubt that efforts will be made allover the State to carry this into effect,which will add further to the existingcomplications. The pressure in favor ofprosecuting the Democratic canvass is so

stroug from all directions that it is nowcertain that the ticket will not be with-

drawn with 50, OUO militia in the field.

A movement to get the President to

remove Gcu. Geo. II. Thomas from hiscommand in Kentucky and Tennessee is

pro.-se-u very earnestly by the Conservatives f'ror;i this quaiter. They i . t ,

that Gen. Thomas is even more Radicalthan Rrowulow.

A Tennessee paper says: "I'romjpresent indications tlie Radicals of this J

t'tate will have a one-side- d race, the C'on-servativ-

being disposed to withdrawfrom the contest. We understand thatthe Hon. Ktn. IJthridgo ,&ays hu willmake no speeches."

The question as to whether or notDyer county, Tennessee, shall take stockto the amount of one hundred and lii'tythousand dollars iu the Mississippi liiv-e- r

Railruad. is now being thoroughly can-

vassed, and will be determined bv a voteou the 1th of next month.

The Crop Prospects. Our informa-tion from all sections of Kentucky andWe; tern Tciinc.-sc-e is that the prospectsfor lame crops of corn and tobacco werenever better. The season has been re-

markably fine and the crops have boonwell cultivated. From the cotton-growin- g

region of West Tenncsee, and also

from North Mississippi, the accounts arethat the crop is very fine. We can butrejoice at such pro.-pcct-d of abundance.

The Banner. County. In the lastelection the vote of Fulton county stood;For Stevenson, 8 P.P. for Baker 1 ! Beatthis if you cau ? Paducah Kcntnclilnn.

It is said that General Rosecrans hasgone to Virginia to see General Lee.

General George II.FiSnia has goneto Kuoxville to vieit Governor Browulow.

General Saunders Piatt, of Ohio,has left the Radical party, and openlyannounced himself for Seymour andBlair.

Si gel is for Seymour. So are theywho fouslit with hiin.

Council IroccedIiigr..Hickman, Aug. 17.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.Present Jayor Landrum, Councibucn

Lauderdale. Miller, Case, McCutchcn, Ure-var- d,

and Frenr.The minutc9 of last meetinix were read,

approved, and adopted.City Tax Collector handed in Lis report

showing amount collectod from June 2'2d toAugust 17th, 18GS, which was received amifiled, and the City Clerk ordered to give J.A. Wilson, collector, a receipt for amountof ti vicliprs herein presented.

as amount expended on streets as streetCommissioner, which was allowed.

Mr. II. Buchanan presented an account of$15 for work done on Carrol street, whichwas ordered to be paid.

J. C. Steele, Wharfniaster, made a reportof amount of wharfage collected from the22d June to !lst of July, '(58, amounting toS1"J0 00, which was received and ordered tobe filed.

The Mayor and Clerk, to whom had beenassigned the funding of all old bonds out-standing the city, presented their report,showing that they had founded ?23- - 92 todate, which was received ami ordered to befiled!

The Hoard then adjourned.J. II. MOREIIEAD, Clerk.

.MAItltlKO.In Nashville, Tenn., on Monday, the 17th

Julv, 'OS, by Father Wilkerson, Mr. HENRYJUDGE,- of this place, and Miss JULIA E.BURKE, of Bayfield, Kr

In Hickman, on the .tiivbv the Rev. J.15. Harris, Mr. J. G. KlRlvtfNDOFFER andMRS. SARAH E. TURNER.

Also, by the same, on the same clay, Mr.JESSE N. MILLS and MRS. MELISSA C.FORREST.

On the 20th, by Judge B. It. Walker, Mr.

niRAM SKIPWORTH and MRS. CYNTHIAWRIGHT.

BEEKSHIPvE HOGSXT7 ALEXANDER. Jr. seven and a

V half mile? from Hickman, has forsaie BERKSHIRE HOG:

m;i v'Z 6iii

Commerciallilt K max Cocbikk Officii

Saturday, Aug. '22, OS.

WHEAT The market still continuesbrisk, and the farmers are hurrying tobring forward all they have to ."pare to themarket. We notice as many as fifty wagonsof wheat on our streets Thursday, and thesame can he said of almost every previousday. Our buyers are paying ?2 00 for goodchoice Wheat.

APPLES iu boxes Selling at SI to 1 oin barrels ut SI ') to '2 '2o.

SALT per car loud. 7 bushel barrels, fselling at 7j ; per biirrel 4 ft'l.

Telegraphic .TJarliels.o York .Market.

N'kw York. Aug. 7. Gold felling 11H.Cotton heatv a shade higher : middlinsf uplands 3Uc. t

Nl. I.itiilt Mii.!St. Louis, Aug. 20.WJIKAT The Jemtunl ir it lini been lau-qut- d

mid prices have declined lOc. Choicetiud fancy red and white ranged ut S2 17 to

o k prime and strictly prime red at $1 )0to '2 1:'.; fair and good ut 5d 70 to 1 b'o.

CoKN Market heavy and droopingyellow l'2c; mixed wifr' tf; white )'c, audchoice white at io per bushep

OATA' Aales of black and mixed nt 60c;aud choice mixed and mixed white at 62cper btifliel.

WIIla'KEV Freely offered at $1 30 perII f fill v iM'.. exci'M in ;l v -fggr,'. iZmrtZZwit

full prices. A e ijuoie stains nominal; scrapsj"2to H; un -- oui. d and common lugs at .'?7 to8 fid; sound lufrs at 60 to 10 60; dard le:if$ 60 to 13; dark factory dried leaf ;?10 toi:: black wrappers to 10; briglit leaf

16 to 40; fine and fancy do $10 to 76 perluO Us.

( liieiniiatl Market.Cincinnati, Aug. 20.

FLOUR Unchanged an I dull family at10 to 10 26.

HEY .Sold at '.0c ip, bond, but buy-

ers do not offer better tha .6c per gallon.HA CON Sides held at ...al7 for clear

rib ai-.- clear.LA HI) Held at l'.'c, but no inquiry.

Markfl.M cm in is, A up. 20. ;

e- . . . .1 11 1 i. a - a. .!. a t i

Corn S6c; Oal?, 67u'iO: Hay, 22c.eiv rl'HiiH Mnrlt-t- .

Nkw Oki.eaxi, Au. 20.

Cotton Uui'e irresular, niiddlitiir 2'.'a"Oc;

Flour lull; treble extra 60a 10; choiceat 11 to tl 1; Corn $1 06 to 1 10

SPECIAL NOTICESThe Healed Term.

Aupust is invariably an unhealthy month,and the dog-d.iy- s are universally quoted iir

an iiiihealihy season, diseases more fre- -

i( uen tlv terminate fatallv at this time thanat any ether, owing to the relaxation of the

fysieui. This therefore, the proper timeto use a remedy that will recuperate thestrength and fortify the system ncraihst theattacks of disetise. Kxperier.ce has de- -

moustruted the fact that H .STKTTEfVS !

STOMACH I'.ITTF.KS is the best medicine'use 1 to accomplish this desirable objeet. Hy

its use the appetite is iucietiied. digestionpromoted. ;u. lteiinss el uepression removed and the vital functions restored.- j

J he ntil.eled s:,nuld avoi l nil perniciouulci. hollo prepui i;tieii j.urpor i i n g to be

tonics and rertorativcs,.us thev only afford

tempor.ry ti! i .i rat ion. aud eventually on- -

tail daiurci u?. if iiM f.ttui, results. Thi? i

never the cane w ith ill SThTTLH N

STOMACH IJITTKHA They afford j.ermuti-en- tbenefit an I soothe the nerves without

rcaivion f.dlowiiiyi their use. Th weakand debilitated, by its aid, awake to a senJeof the enjoyments of life, aud they are en-

abled once mere to take their accustomedpositions in society. II .S TETTER'S BIT-TE- H

' are m-- ' considered the .standardre need v f.-- 11 Vimt:a arising frnn ini- -VU !1 1 V Thev are man u tact u r- -

ed in irioat r.uaiititiep, hh1 tiierc iJ sea elva cit v or i. ami. t n me iiai.uiai.ie gumcwliero thev may not be found.

r.ewarc of d untert'eils .' Smith TonicFrrnp has been c )un(ei 1'eited. ntij the coun- -

tcrfeiter broupbt t'. prief.s.Miiii s ti-ni- c synup.

Tlie ('Pie.iiiH' article iuust have Dr. J, dmJlnl I n private 'tamp on ench b..tt!e. Jr.John iiull only hiH tho riht to lunnut'ae-(in- o

and ?eli the original John Smith's-Toi'i-I

Syrun of Uiuisville. K.y. Examinewell the label un ench bostle. If my piiv-st- e

Hiiimp is not on tlie bottle, d not pur-chase, or you will be deceived, fee mycolumn advertisement, an! my shov card.I will prosechite any one intrineinc'; on myrijjht. The penuine Smithd Tonic Syrnpcan only be prepiired by mj-sei-

The public's servant,Ml. JOHN II U EL,

apl2"i Ixniisiville, Kv.

GREAT BARGAINS AT AUCTION.

G. S. MILES has on hand a stock ofDR. CLOTHING, BOOTSSHOES, etc., and will sell (hem every

SATUIl DAY .MORNING,commencing at 10 o'clock, to the highestbidder, in Hickman, at L. Rosenburg s oldstand. atigl5-- tf

PLANTERS' HOUSE,C A" M A X, K E X TUCK Y.

TIHIS new and elejt Hotel neatlyI furnished throughout, and provided

with all conveniences, is now opened to thetraveling public.

XRJja, Watch kept at all hours.THOS. PARKS &. CO.,

augO Proprietors.

Tri-V7cek- ly Hail Packet Eatween

caif.0 nib mcziiAiLSTEAMER GENERAL ANDERSON,IIIE hereafter make regular ly

trips between CAIRO, COLUMBUS, andHICKMAN, Mondays, WednJiij a, andFridays, at I' o'clock, a. in. Clou,tion made with the Nashville and North-western Railroad at Hickman, the Mobileand Ohio Railroad at Columbus, and theRailroad and Regular Packets nt Cairo.

J. W. McKINNEY,augS tf. Master.

JOIIX TliO UT WISTK,

ITcvr Grocery and Prevision Store.

IIICKMAX, KY.,v

Keritvcky Street, at $arker's old stand,EE PS on hand a general supply ofIT" F'amily Groceries, Provisions and

Liquors, etc., which he offers to sell cheap.augl--

WISH to exchange Two Desirable Lots,I on a corner near factories good retailgrocery btaud for a HOME in some pleas-ant River village in Kentucky. Would notobject to a little farm near a town.

BU. Address, Box S00, Evansville, Ind.

THE BANKRUPTJLAW EXTENDED !

A Chancs for ths Unfortunate.

rilllE benefit of the Bankrupt Act hasJ been extended to FIRST OF JANUARY,lc69. All who wish to avail themselves ofthe said extension had better call at once.We are prepared with all the necessary-Blanks-

,

.c, and can promise a discharge aasoon as it can possibly b obtained.

ROULHAC ic LAUDERDALE.

i

J. 1MB ERG',Western Kentucky Pioneer !

VRY GOODS REGULATOR !

Has been in , 'he business for twenty-fiv- e

years in this place, and announces to thecitizens of Western Kentucky and Tennesseethat he will sell as low as the lowest, thefollowing merchandise :

Dry Goods,

Clothing,hoots, axi) scioi:s,

kJIAAXl) CAP',

ni

HARDWARE.

Q U K ENS WA R K

irwcri'Jt ami 1'iariiituri."id-- r

His stock c niipriscs a full nnsortment ofeverything iiisVally kept in such establish--

.me li is. - - i

m STORE ! rSltJN OF THE

ESD 2VIOHT.ft.Ii.

CHAS. I II0LC0J1BE

WHOLESALE AND A'ET.-il-

.ni :cc ax Cn .e. t

CLIXTOX STPEET.

Hickman, Ilcniucky.Dealer in

Pure Drugs, Medicines,AND CIIK-MICAL-

OILS, VAKNISIIK3, PAINTS, DVK

STI'L'I'S,Sl'ICKS WINDOW GLASS, and

1'CTTV.Also. FIXE VIPGfXTX S.VOA'A'- -

and CUEWIXG TO HA ceo,SSUFF and CIGXRS,

TURK

WINES, BRANDIES AND WHISKIES

for Medical use.

Eaient TffetJIeiiieN,of oil kinds. Also,

Fancy and Toilet 'Articles,such s CdMT.S, IllirsHr.S, HandkerchiefExtracts, Kriige. Lilly White, I'oiu,ide. HuirOil, Flavorint Extracts for ctokinr, andTOILKT AN1 WASH I NO SOAPS.and a variety of i ther articles each as areusually kept in a hrst class Drug Store.

I're.SCriptlOIlS Having had cr.nsi.ler- -

abie experience in the irup l.usiness, l ns

and nil others may rely upon havingthem filled with care and accuracy.

fpif Country Merchants and others arereij nested to give we a call before purchas-ing elsewhere.

s. TT 4 WTTTT?z 1W,

WITH

H. A. HUNTINGTON 'JDEALER IS

Pins Ctistcn ilado Clothing and Gen-

tlemen's Furnishing Goods,

NO. 3 NOrvTII CKEKRY STKEET,

,asliIHe, Tenn. on

marl 4 Cm.

A. O. Ewi.no. Hexry Kwixo. of

EWIiG & co,;WHOLESALE

GE0CSF.S & CO H KISS 10 IT

Nos. 14 and 10 South Market street,IVasIivllIe, Tenn.

iiotjsh:,

(OlZjJpr ROBERTS,v

Proprietor.

MANSION HOUSE,A'asHvillo, Town.,

Market Strtct, North Side Public Square.

JAS. H BRUCE, Proprietor.'THE utniOKt care given t the comfort of

"uests. and charges lees than at any otherhotel in Nashville. A share of the travel-ing patronage respectfully solicited.

NICHOLSON IIUOSE,Comer Church and Spruce Streets, veat

X. " C. aud aY. t X. W. liailroads,Taslivillo, Tenis.

house Is situated in the mostTHIS part of the city, excellent accommo-dations: and entirely free from the buslle ofand confusion usual to large hotels. j-- 0

St. Cloud Hotel,Corner Church aid Summer Street,

JT. lVinbourn, , Proprietor,AS"aslivillc, ITcmi.

seplll ly

my.4

MILLET & ROULHAC,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED

offer for fa!c. at tho lowest pri--.e- e aANI stock of

STAPLE AND FANCY

DRY GOODS;3TOTI03TN, Ac,

LADIES' DKi:SS GOODS,

IIA TS. a n J B 0 --YtY; IS, Src.

Call and get our prices before purchasingelsewhere.

ty"-i- 7 inJun-mrn- offered to CountryMerchants'.

Also, a large and well eelected utock of

" "X4

WOOOKN' WARE, kc.

MANSFIELD COTTOX FACTORY.

SALT, .LIME,

m CEMEXT,always on hand and for sale cheap.

MILLET ft ROULHAC,

Millet ISlock, Hickman, Ky.

P. HAHaESS & TO,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

DEALERS IN

- H

Vf v;- -

Tenn. and Mo. Iron, Steel andCASTING,

Axe.--, tills, Fellow, Spoke?, etc, etc,

and all kinds of

Woodwork.ALSO,

r-- rzs? sz v- HE J 9

Jrates, Tin, topper andSHEET-IRO- N WARE.

Job Workone to order, such as Guttering. Roofing, etc.

all kinds of

MILL WORK, BP.AZINC, COITER PIPES,Etc., Etc.

GI.INTO N S T R E E T ,

(next door to V. A. McKutchen'8 Store,)

Hieliinaii, Ity.

S. . N. WHITE,Wholesale and Betail Dealer iu

STOVES AND TINYARE, CUTLERY,

HARDWARE AND CASTINGS,

Oil Lumps, and Lanterns, and a general as-

sortment of Provisions.VINO, reliable workmen employed. I

TTA lisrace to do Jt'is mi, such asRouting. Outiering, and Rcpairiu Countryproduce taken lor gooda.

Clinton street, Hickman, Ky,jaa'--Ni ly.

V. a. arc D TCBB N,

WHOI.KSALE AND

RETAIL GROCER,and dealer in

"VTTINES, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.,

f corner Clinton and Cumberland sts,Hickman, Ky.

f-- Orders promptly filled.jnn4 ly. t

ICE CREAM SALOON!

I'll I I.LI i liALSELR,TNFORMS the public that he has openetHin

ICE CREAM SALOOXWater street, opposite Overton, Steele &

Co.'s Wharfbont.('rders from Pic-ni- cs and Parties solicited.Sherbeth of all kinds, and different kindsIce Cream, made to order.

Rooms fitted up especfally for Ladies. En-trance east side. jol3

KIRKPATRICK & BRO,

Carriage Makers,Exchange street,

HICKMAN, KY.

REPAIUIXOneatly done at short notice and on the most

reasonable terms. jan l ly

THE HANDWRITING OF GOD

IN EGYPT,

SINAI, A2TD THU-HOL-Y Xb

records of a journey from the greatTHE of the West to the Sacred places

the East, bv Rev. . A. Randall.J. B. ROBINSON is the only authorised

agent for this valuable work in this section,yu ly25 2m.

"

Soutnera express wmpanyTTORWARD MONEY and Freight to all

1 tsoints in the Cnitd States and theTerritories; also to al! points in Lurope.

OVERTON, STEELE & CO.,oct!2 Ageuts

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DEALER

Faints, Oils and Bye Stuffs, -

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General Insurance Agency.SAMUEL LANDPtUM,

ijsrsxji?c.isrc3i: agent,CIXT OX STREET, 11 1 CK MAX, KEXTVCKY,

Keireseiils Ilie following 3To. 1 Couipuulcft :MUTUAL BENEFIT, Newark, New Jersey, Aesctts,MUTUAL LITE. New York, Assets,NEW YORK LIl'E.Assett-- ,HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Hartford, Anew,I'll (EN IX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,

net cai--h Assets. July 1st, lKtJT, ...UNITED FIRE ANDMARINE, Covington, Ky., Ansctt,UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY, New York, tasli Assets,

We r.ulli:-l- i lolow a partial li.--t of theAtrcnev :

Joseph 8 Hubbard, Thomas CSamuel McCartney & Co, AHenry M Robinson, John C Steele,M Ilertwick A: Bro, Benjamin CA I) Kinsman, AMaj John A Lauderdale, Robert Hcllen,Julian Nail, B R Walker,Frank Bartoldus, Ilolcomle &

William Guthrie, FraticisMrs Annie L Robinson, Wolf & Plaut,Dr II II Wilson, Lane fc Mallory,V A McCutchcn, Fritz llellner,Albert F Kinney, John Witting,Mrs Helen Wilkin?, L Roenlcr,Louis Person,N Barksdale,J A Plant,Daniel F Rapalgec,Rev Thos J Hutchison,Wade II Pyle,James G McMurray,Andiew J Lawson,William II Gardner,John It McGclice.AlbcrtS Anderson,Carl Margraff, .

John Seniones,William D Corbett.John 1) Walker,Bvnum Bro,Wilson M Bacon,William McCluskcy,Alram A Patton,Fritz Semse,

OVEPTON,GARDNER.

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THE

William

Charles

Miller,

Ruck,Brevard,

Rainajre.Holcouile,

Thompson,

Mrs Mary Burnett,Mrs Willoru,Andrew Jackson Lodge,Walter Powell,John Ilcinze,Dr Daniel White,Joshua Dodds,John Luttfell,Henry Huntley,Benj Easley,Carry Patton,Charles Baltzer,Noah Nelson,IMinund W Stephens.Maximilian Ilertwick,All red Berry,('harles Oswald,William Oslorn,John Wilson,Eliphalett Caso.

Parties desiring POLICIES OF INSURANCE can obtain the eamc h'ortnotice cither of the old reliable companies, represented by the undersigned, byapplication Lim his office Clinton ttreet, Hickman, Ky.

janl8 SAMUEL LANDRUM, Agent.

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meet the demands businessWe have the foV the well known Wit SALT PAX and ketp

hand large which lowest prices. We alia keep

BAILING,

supply advances Produce storefriends New for any kind

the

CITY HOTEL,s

IIICKMAX, KY.

MRS. NANCY DILLON, rroprietcse.

rTlIIE greatest care to the comfortI of her guests; andoprl 25-u- L

Eagle Mills,OFhick im: A--,

II. ROBINSON, liavui?MR. the Mills, announces to thepublic, that the are in complcto

IIUXXIKG ORDR,and will be ran regularly and totheir full The best quality

FLOUR AND CORN MEALalways on hand.

The highest cash price paid forII. M. ROBINSON, ,

julyoly Proprietor.

BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

JACKSOX STREET,, IIICKMAX, KY.to the citiiens of Hickman and

SAY that' they are prepared to do allkind of work their line upon short noticeand cheap as can be done by thisREPAKINO of kina solicited. lotsand Shoes kept for sale.

nov9 ly

provision Store Removed.iSts:,--s

has removed his Provision House, to his oldopposite the County Jail, where

he would be pleased serve tbein with theFreshest and Rest etc., at the lowestmarket prices. ,iy II

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811,000,00023,000,000 008,000,000 00

1,788,133 00

1,076,383 Sr.:i9u,ooo oo

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uauicj vf persons insured the abovo

Edwin K Warren,Gcorpe M Wilborn,J ohu II Davis,Wm L M.cCutchcn,Markus Ktrtuer,Warren & Martin,Joseph M & Co,J A Carntthcrs & Co,Augusta Margraif,William B Benny,Tyler k Murphy,JamoKJLaac, .

Mrs Barbara Troutwine, ,W R Walker,South'u of Kentucky,

P Cheatham,Mrs S A Roulhac,Mrs E Baltzer,

C Reavis &,

Benj D Irvine,Wm C Scott,Mrs Harriet II Thomaaon,Mrs 11 Frenz & Sod,Robert W Easley,

A Overton,Henry M Robinson, ,

M Wolf,Taylor fc Wiley,

W Mott,E Anderson,

Taylor,L Fletcher,Mrs Magalicn BunchRichard Owens.

C. STEELE.C. GARDNER.

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H. O. BAILEY,DEALER IN

and general1 r o d n c e 31 e r c It nn f ,AYJIOLESALIl.JLXl) RETAIL. .'.

O X K E T U CK r S TREE T,

Hickman, Kv.f--

A. PLAUT,PRACTICAL WATCH UAKSS,

AND DrALCR I.f

WATCHES JEWELRY.HICKMAN,

WATCHES noatly repaired and warrant-ed- .OH (iold and taken in exchaaee,

at the Hubbard comer. With Wolf kJnl l? ...FEANK BARTOLDUS

'DEALER AND MANUFACTURER .

of all of

IHi "ML 3L-- DM. A "ML

Or THE LATKST STTL1S AND -

FINE TARLOR .4ND FURNITURE'firdrolc$t Bedsteads, Rocking and

Crinirt, Mattrettet,Etc.y Etc.

tx Wooden and MetalicCoffine constaat-l- y

on hand and at reduced rates.STREET,

HICKMAN, - KY.Repairing done al notice.

Fonvariling

Transfer Agentsk NORTHWESTERN COM NT,

ERA.L COMIERCIAL lGEISTTS,:e-- i , jmlbt.

TWO WHARFEOATS a Warehdusc, wc are tillHAVING to of those intriistinj? their t us.

apency KAXA A COM Y,

constantly on a supply of Salt, we eell at

LIME, CEMENT, COTTON TIES, ROPE and

to our customers. Liberal made on in for shipment to ciriu JV'ew Orleans or York. Orders of merchandise promptly

filled, when accompanied by cash. ocll'i

givencharges reasonable,

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