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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14
National

By the President of the United States OF
TN THE YEAR WHICH is NOW DRAW
ing to its end. the art, the skill and the labor
or the people Of the United States have been
employed with greater diligence and vigor. and
on broader fields, than ever before. and the fruits
OF the earth have been gathered into the granary
and the storchousc in marvellous abundance.
Our highways have been heightened, and new
and prolific regions have been occupied. We
are permitted to hope that long protracted polit.
ical and sectional discussions arc, ut no distant
day, to give place to returning harmony and ira.
ternal affection throughout the Republic. Many
foreign States havo entered into liberal agree.
ments with us, while nations which arc far OIL;
and which, heretofore. have been unsocial aud
exclusive, have become our friends. The annual
period OF rest which we have reached In health
and tranquility, and which Is crowned with so
much blessing, II. by universal consent, Il con.
yenicnt and suitable one for cultiyating personal
plety and practical public devotion. ], there,
fore, recommend that Thursday, the Nth day oil
November next, be set apart and observed by
all the people OF the United States ~ n day OF
public praise, thanksgiving and prayer TO the
Almighty Creator and Divine Ruler OF the uni
verse, by whore ovcr.watchful. merCilul and era
cious providence alone States and Nations. no
less than families and individual men, do live
and move and have their being.
In witness whereof, / have hercu1to
l., 3. set my hand and caused the seal OF tho
49, United States TO be affixed. Done at the
city OF Washington, this 18th day, Of October, IN
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty. eight. aud OF the Independence OF the
o"'Su ''"''' '"' "''' ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
VIZ. II SEWARD. Secretary of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

LII q u lA =
The merits Of this Linlment are well known. Its
effects are instantaneous soothing, and wonderful.
Cuts, bruises. spralns and swellings are so common,
and certain TO occur In every family, that a bottle 0i
this LInlment Is the best Investment that can De
made.
II Is more certain than the doctor-lt sayes timeln
sending for the dOctor-it Is cheaper than thcdOctor,
and should never he dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment AZ q valuable and Indispensable
article for Spralns. Sores, Scratches, or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used It for Burns. Bruises,
Sores, Rheumatism. &c., aud all say y acts like
magic" ). w, liEM III.
FOREMAN for Amer'n. Wells. Fargo's and Hhrnden's
Express.
1.-THE spraiu Of my daughters ankle. occasioncd
while skating last Winter. was entirely cured In one
week, amer she commenced using your ssis6rsied
Mustang Liniment." ED. SELL.
Uloucester, Mass, August J. 1850.
Quick and sure 1t certainly Is. All genuine Is
wrapped In steel.platc eDgravlngs, bearing the sigma
turc Of q. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private
u, 8, stamp Of DENLs BARNES K Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit II with o
chcap stone plate label. Look cioseiyl
SOil by all Druggists. and stores. at 70 and Mcts..
and 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

AS EsENY IN Your MourH.-po not
pu, an enemy in your mouth to steal
away your teeth. Beware of des'rue'-
i've tooth washes and tooth powders,
many of which are base mutations =,
Sozodont. Insure a life lease OF sounu
teeth and fragrant breath, by adopting
the fragrant Sozodont. leab
"SpALDrSG.s GLus," a handy little
thing about the house mends every
thing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14
.Rn1v.Is ANp DEPARTURES.
toagss Arri.ai..

Arrivals.
~ WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
An Week. w Bailey, H McCrum and
LADY. Miss Collier, E B Mott, ] Holt, DR.
Hsy1is,. ii Putney, Charley Rhoades, Otto
Burbank. Mr. Parker, Mr. Harmon, P Clutz,
Mr. Hosmcr, Miss O'Neil. Miss Harmon and
son. Senorita Ramos, Miss Lolita Watson, H
NJ Levy, Miss Burns, Mrs Burns, Mr. VIM
cent, 6 II Mallard, DIR Hitler, CT Collins, d
O'Connell, Mr. BRIGGS, Mr. Shellham, Mr. Ha-
ven, Mr. Virden, Mr. Philbrook and lady, J
Gillcn, W Martin.
BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
WV Ambrose, Mr. Harris, G Ridgway.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
L Gaunce and wife, E w Gray, Pat Brown,
Alfred Eagles, w T Eayes, Mr. Nye and son,
Mr. Fair, Mr. Lewis and wife, Mrs Black, II
Philbrook, Jno McNaught, A Passenger, Pat
Martin, Henry Levi, Mr. Klanbenburg, L B
McDougall. Mrs johnson, Robt Apple, VIM
Brodden, Fred Grimage, Mr. Rhodes, NJ F.
Robinson, Mr. Vincent, A ] Shotwell. Henry
Bogart, Mr. Schafer. Miss Crater, Mr. Gull
bertson and wife. A w Evans, Jno Leconey,
C B Kimball, Miss Holland, Mrs S J Dill,
Richard Fear, Jas Rafferty,, Sonora Mariana,
Henry Levy, Mr. cloppenberg.
BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS
Hook Docney, Mr. Morse.
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DKsoLUTIoNs OF YELLOW

We ="
IL Jacket Hose Company No. q
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father, !" whose
ways are past finding out" has suddenly called
from Our midst by the hand OF death orr Brother
Fireman, VIM. II. Began /: therefore, It Is
Resdrtd, lat, That we deeply regret the m
fortunate circumstances connected with his
death.
Resolred, I'd, That as the sad calamity falls the
most heavily upon the head OF his beloved wife,
that We tender her our most heartfelt sympathy
in her bereavement.
Pesdrtd, 81, That We mourn the nntimely
death Of our Brother Fireman, which has ere.
ated q vacancy In this Company which will long
be felt.
Reslred. 4th, That the Hall OF the Company
be dnped In mourning for thirty days in respect
to his memory and that these resolutions be
published ten days In the GOLD HILL NEWS.
Signed. on behalf OF the Company, by
A. G. HAY. Secretary,
II. II. FLAGG.
G. L. BROWN.
Gold Hill, New. Nov. 18th. 1868. no13-l0t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

EyJoIYEp.-We learn that the threat
ened injunction of the Union Mining
Company upon the Sierra Nevada Com
pany was served yesterday. The Union
Company claims COO feet Of ground
north of the Ophir, including that upon
which the hosting works aud mill of
the Sierra Nevada Company stands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

PIONEER PRosPEcroR.-Unele Billy
cbollsr. locator of the Chollar mine on
the Comstock ledge, and latterly q resi-
dent of Grass Valley, has gone to Mhito
Pine. He may do there as ne aia on
the Comstock, make his mark, IT ne doe'
not make his pile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM IN
auyurated by the forefathers OF American
Civilization, and in conformity with o Proclama
ton issued by the President OF tho United
States, j, the Acting Governor OF the State OF
Nevada. do hereby appoint and set apart, as a
Thursdny, tho 26th day OF Noycni-
bcr, A. ID. 1S6S,
And | do hereby earnestly recommend TO the
people OF this favored Commonwealth, that upon
| that day, In the churches, nj the family altar and
In the social circle, we each and all, In humble
ness OF heart, and with n full sense OF our de-
pendencc upon Hin who IL the givcr OF every
good and perfect gift, as with one accord, In up
our voices In words and tones OF thankfnlness
for tho many and long continued blessings which
havo been showcred upon us by His bcnchcent
hand.
The causes for our gratitude 10 Cod are mani
fold:
We have lived to see this Nation saved from
it, enemies and have been blessed with the
larbinger OF Peace. :,
Our Oyes have been given to behold the glad
sigus OF coming political tranquility throughout
tho length and breadth OF this too lonS agitatcd
land.
Through that benign Providence which per-
| mits the rain to descend upon the just and the
unjust, we have been blessed with plentiful har-
vests.
The steady development Of the old and the
| discovery OF the new mines have added to our
prosperity, and given us encouraging assurances
for the future.
While upon either hand pesiilencc and dlsas.
ter have fallen upon the people, we, or Nevada,
have been mercifully exempted from such dis
~tressful vlsitations.
While offering to the Throne Of Grace our
humble Acknowledgements OF these merciiul
dispositions, let us not forget to ask. In Ike
ton and to the World: trusting and believing
that our best hope and largest assurance lies In
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-25

&ranfbetten piroen sermteben, tpentt ,tott
ben 5pfraltnt, tpp beute ber&ebridt iabree
lang CUR llnbequemlibfeit pes Na9bars
uno letner Selbft auf9ebduft miro III Ell
men @rasplaB NIT etnt9en S9attenbauz
men Sc trdaden uno 8lumen utntpanz
oeln unb ba3u 1T Der flein t { &aum
nt9tsu tletr.-
Wenn es >ro1r it, wie ser pertl1e
Ot9ter Saabt ftngt, paB vocr feline
Treuee bat ber feinen @arten beibt",
>parutn lou man benin ni6t leinen 6pfz
rattm nit betnobe feline So ten lit ein
tletneS Gcen fit 1i9 uno feline Tamilte
verwanoeln wpQen -? marum iid ntdt
Elm wen}9 nit Der 9emitbliden pFan,erz
melt bei6dftt9en> bic ben @eit perepelt
unb ba8 @emitb erbett? @pri6t nt6t
bic Y%flan;entpelt bic Spra6e peS 1nenld<
ltden 5er;ens? Nidt muir ibre idSueu
Bprmen> tbre Tarbenlprade> lpnpern uberz
baupt ibr games 2eben iympbatiirf- NIT
cen @epanfen unr 0efiiblen beS gtbilbez
ten Meniden; ite iprieben auf 1ie bliiz
ben, fe pelfen unr erra6en na6 fursen
Wtnterl6laf gum t1euen 2eten.
Wir wil EN- paB per amertfanil1e 8u<
6ermartt urb bic 3ettun9Sltteratur be
}es 2antes NIT @etfen utb NufIatex
iber @drtnerei iiberRutbst it, mii7 fen aber
au@ chen 70 gut paB ben blpBen 9tebbaz
bel, NIT weitid{6tigep unp fpitbaren
Berfen uber p%aansencultur lelten aepient
it, 10 meiferbaft pielelben audi iei1 ms
gen. Meiitens ftao oiel elben BON 2euten
9eidrteten, bic bic @%artenfurit ais tbepz
retildes Stuotum betra6ten poer BON
3e{tun9si1reitern> bic ibre Suellen aus
lolben tbepretii9 perfa6ten @erfen berz
leiten llrc ;por pbne tr9erp wel6e pratz
ttl9e &enntnib. Sbeprie in Der @drt-
>sret 1T gut ater Yiel Yrarts NIT ttur
~ II Sbeprie 1T beNer uno liest
rem Otlettanten mebr an etre1n flor unb
belfimmt 1i6 auSoridenoen Natbaeber>
att einem einfaden Tlbrer, per Jpn ntdt
purd lleberF ilt9es perpirrt lpncern fb1t
RAID uno 1t6er gum 3iele lettet uno es
miro uns CUR @enuetbuun9 eereiden>
1pern mir pai7elbe burd fprtlauf ence Muf +
ldbe in ben fpl9enpen Nummern bieles
Blatte8 be5weden.
GcrteBuns folst,)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-25
(Gir bic Minneiota Staatsjeitung.)
lanbtpirtbfbaftlibc Gartue=
Ginlettu
rel.
BON
6. 6Ieiiher.

Berpr MIR un6 sur Bebanpluns
unlerer NufAabe ielbi # we1oeu, crlouten
mir u,,6 alS Ginleitun9 pprau5sul9iden,
paB trrb ber 2d9erlt9fett Der ab9enuttsn
Ybrale BON ~einem tiefeeflblten Bepurfz
ntl1e" mir bebaupten at turfen %9lauben,
cos bic in fol9enben Nufi1ben iiber lamb
mirtbi9aft ltde @drtneret nieper0ele9tel1
@infe uro Belebrunser, ,pelde beildufs
bemerft> bic Grfabrun9en elmer II jdbriz
gen Yraris bier uno lit Deutidlano aus
rriden fir bic 2eier Der Minnel ota
Staats;ettun9 ntdt gang ,pertblps En-
ldeiner rperben. Die Mebr3abl BET 2eier
bieler 3eitun9 flno Garmer uno aus mel
den G(ementen per 9r6Bte Spell unlerer
INSTRUMENTATION Garmer Be tebt> 1T
befannt. @S 1T bier onoer6 tpte III Der
alien @etmotb, trp ter 2ancwirtb bic
@9oue bearbettet, auf Der e. ra6 2t4t
Der @elt erblidt> no cer Bauer cer Spbn
zines 8arerr 1T unb 10 ptel pom Der
2annpirtbi9aft i9on BON &inceSbetnen
auf ~erlernt, pas ct nit @prtbeil ielnen
&l6enz uno Otit9arten gu bearbetten
perftebt unb feline fars ;u9eme0ene Rube<
seit nidt ielten Ser pfe9e eint9er 8lu<
menbeete tpibmet. MnrerS serbdlt eS iid
ME 9eia9t bier. Die MebrSabl unierer
ceuti9en Garmer baben, ebe fte tbre
9eimatb Yerlieben, a0e5 Mnoere eber be7
trieben, als 2anrmirtbidaft.
Sie &pareu 6antwerfer, &iniler unb
@elebrte, BON penen mander nidt cine
Spar9elpflan;e Ypn eineu Iannenbaum
III untsrid,etoen tpubte uro BON benen
@tele elaubten, bic Grobeerer wu9len
auf Bdumen. Sir rtele 2eute merren
mir iareiben urp itnp iber;eust RAP UNI
lere Mibe ni6t gan; ufIr bic &ab" 1T.
Mber AUDI Der Stdpter mirn, tpent ct
mtu, 8elebrun9 aus hnierer Mrbeit NIT
NuBen sieben fbnnen. @dbrenb mir Dem
Tarmer BET Der pFe9e ietne5 &aden unb
Sbfsarter6 beratbeno sur 5anc 9eben
pollen, tperben ptr aud Dem Stdbter Ell
Mae Minfe ertbetlen, mie CT ietnett fleiz
ne11 6pfraum aus elmer finfenben Dim
eertdtte IN Elm tletne5 paraoies gu per<
panceln Yeru1ag. Wie yfele epiieemil1e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-25

pala9e YretIe.
Don SEEN gprf 3ablbar In Don Nntperp ,ablbar tn :.
Currency. Sob.
Grfs &aiItte, $4,000 @rfe &aiItte $4,000
Storage 4OOO Steera8e 4O.0O
Ya7aee 9itets fSnnet bier setauft uerten Sura perfunen bte
ibre 1reunSe fpmmen lahen rpQeu.
SIR rsitere Snfrrtnatipn uenbe man id at bic Office Der
Company.
Sobn g. Dale. Maent,
trps ONT IS 1ruabnap ". D.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-25
(Gprtiebun8 folst.)

Trtftiper @ruuo.-@tnGlaldna
fommt eine6 Abenp6 etras an9eAo@en
mad 6aule. St tteipet il@ ftQe aus, leat
iid 3u Bette uup ipannt ben @eaenl&irm
lber d9 aus. Mber nm @otte6 @tQfn
tridt nun ietn @etb LOG, bte tbm iettber
htQldmeieenb 3useiebn bate, mas taa
Du Dor, Bin Du BON Stnnen %oefumnaen?
Sh bab' ni9ts, mar bic Mntport, i'd babe
bios arelaubt 60 tperpe eth @etttr
tomu1er,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-25
6eiunhbeits Natf

Der @eme;nberatb biloet ;uelei@ ei1et'
board of health C@dunpbeitSzN atb,1
unb belst ais folder ale Redte pelde
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-25
DQmpf 3mii6en Stem @ort
un6 Mntwerpen.

Die >. 9nman &ine'', tdbrt aae bier qDuden ,pAaen
Stem grrf uno Qntuerpen.
tags, rpn Stem yurt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-25
0tebmQrft.

Mitwo9 ben Stem Stunt bieles Sabres unb ant
erlten Mittwp9 zines jeben folgenten Monats
tpirb TT Der @tabt 5enberion in Stb es County
Elm @iebmarft absebalten merben. Da 1n[@e
Martte benz 8dufer, lptppbl mie @erfdufern, MIR
Don Nuben lein ~fDnnen, 70 tperben ale Diejenigen
wel9e Yferbe unb &inbSieb faufen tpplen ODER III
o~erfauftn beabll@tisen, CUR lebbaften Sbeilnabnte
eineelaben.
@ie idon aQeenein befannt, belben bic Garmer
In SibleY GountY einen iebr euten 0iebfanb ,A1b
ees icppbl tpie Der CUTE QBiQe @Qer @ei9dfts-
cute in 9enberiu ion wirb ba3u beitragen, 1ol9e
Martte CUR NQ9ernetnen Mnerfennuno ~ brtn-
gen.
Sm Namen Der @el9dftleute bon 5enberlon.
Moam Bud.
6enterIpn, ben 20. Mai 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-25
Mu ba6 Geiiepubltfum.
@enberiou GiIeubabu Grnte6

Der unter3el&nete, Et8entbuner bs y5enberfpn 6dufe,"
zines Der beiteinsei&teten eeutlhen @afbduier in, Mttnuefeta
2tal bait Elm pom nun an mad Der Gilenbatn reselmd6ts &c.
benses uns nit ben 3lsen Der MinneIota galep Babu piutt-
lid in gerbintung ftebsnbes Grpres >Gubrwert fit /
5rausport ser 9erionsu unb bas @epad Der entrFeat
Grfrnben. 3
3u9lei4 benaerfe i'd ba5 mein 5aus nit alien NltpmotaH
nen fur Retenbe auf bos Bpatdnbiefe perieben it u,
smpFeble badelss biermtt frsunbli&a Rem seebrten putltm
..a ..EM=E. p. 5s...-5s q. Bud.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Town Talk.

The times are dull and mono;onous.
No political, local, or ether items suih
eient to make theme Business men
now creep not walk, and while away
these fast warm growing days, posting
books, whiting, and speculatins as TO
the future for themselves and neighbors,
Street corner clerks are now enjoying a
luxurious quiet-these living drones to
society being a this time without SEN
aation-yield generally without strug
gle to the weather, and to the annoy
ance of their moro industrious neigh
bors spread themselves upon the coun-
ter or bench
No word of reproach about him is said,
No tar, and no ink spread upon him,
Blu; he lays like dorg tsking-his rest,
With the fies all bulzin around him.
These lines are machine work, and are
offered as 4 gentle reminder to those
q good natured fellows" whO have moth
ing -to-do."
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
The RanArupf LAW.

The United States Senate, as appears
from dispatch to the New York press
from Washington. refuses 10 extend the
time for voluntary application under the
bankrupt Law. Hence, the law virtually
expires to day. The following is the
dispatch
lis stated, on authority Of letter
from Senator TO the Clerk OF the Bank
ruptey Court here, that the Judiciary
Committee will not report II ou>e bill ex
tending the time for debtors whose assets
III not pay 80 per cent. or t4se steoJ, ~
file petitions III Bankruptcy, till the frst
Of January
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30


sOuR RAILROAD DIREcToRs.-Som
of the Nashville papers reflect very
severely on the Board of Directors cleo
ted at Waverly, Monday last With the
members from the Nashville end we have
no acquaintance. Those from this sec
ticn, Saui'l Landrum, j II. Davis, II.
a. Tyler, and John. A. Lauderdale, OF
this place J. E. Vincent, and Geo. W
Martin, of Weakley; and Cbas. Gibbs,
Of Obicn, are gentlemen Of high stand
ing, socially, politically, morally, and
every other way. There is, no carpet
lag about them-5ut are citizens Of long
residence, prope-ty holders, and men OF
intelligence. Politically, they have no
sympathy with Gov Browulow, or any
Of his rings" and are not likely to
ever have. Weask our Nashville friends
10 ego slow" We live in quite as
strong houses as some of them.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Wrvors Of Youth.
VO a0xSsr7ypTEyE,s.

The Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON win send
free OF charge 70 all who desire II. the
prescription with the dirsctiOns FOR making
and using the simple remedy by which he
was cured Of 4 lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object Is to
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every SAT-
ferer VIII try this prescription, IS 1t viii
cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing. Please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Ne. 1G5 South Second street, Williams sbuFg
n Y. mays ly
?. S-A pamphlet containing the above
named prescription may be obtained free Of
charge, also the Remedy properly compound
cd. Of " r. WALKER. Druggist.
Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

and improve-music which charms and
e!evates-readiugs essays, public gath
orings of every kind, would render it an
attractive place of resort, and bring
many of our young meu TO spend an in
nocent and useful hour, instead OF vast
ing IT in worse company or worse places
That it would prove profitable there can
be no doubt Travelling exhibitions aud
our own amateurs would 90 far towards
making the inyestry--t progtable.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

FIRB.-On Thursday morning about
o'clock, the Masonic Hall in Whiting ;
buildings was discovered to be on fire.
The alarm was given, and the FIRE ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done. About fen feet space of the plat
form erected for officers Of the lodge,
some window curtains. etc, we're de-
stroyed The Chapter had been in ses-
sion the night previous, and the Tyler,
whose duty it is TO see that the lights
are extinguished, etc, and who is a very
careful man, says that all these things
we're attended to. The opinion IS gen
orally entertained that it was the work
of ineendiary. Mr. Whiting had no in
surance on the building, OF his store
underneath.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Forty FersOnS Poisoned by Eat
Ing Zee Cream.
Fro.a the MempI.is A1a.anehe.


We learn by gentleman directly
from Helena, Ark, Of frightful occgr-
renee. which had thrown CONSERVATION
aad intense excitement over that city
Over 10 persons were poisoned by par
taking OF ice cream, ard it was feared a
number of them would die. They were
In critical condition, and the entire
community vas greatly agif;tted.
The particulars that We were able 10
gather are briefly az follows: The pro
prietor of an ice cream saloon, a French
nan, made up a large quantity Of lee
cream, the first Of the season. and IL was
distributed gratis, end freely partaken
by his friends Shortly afterward, all
who tasted the cream were seized with
violen. pain. and most Of them were pros
trated, and in critical condition when
our informant passed the city. -Four
members of the Frenchman 5 family
were among those afflicted.
Mr. CooIide, the telegraph operator,
and his wife, were both down, and the
recovery of the latter Is considered
doubtful
A bucket full OF the ice cream had
been sent to the Female College and
freely partaken of By the young ladies',
and they were all dangerously taken
down. Various others were likewise
afflicted ~
The doctors had analyzed some Of the
cream. They pronounced the poison to
be arsesjc There were 20 veil defined
eopjectnres ia regard 70 the cause OF the
terrible affair. W neither it was the
work of some malicious fend or one oi
s,hose terrible accidents which decimale
aud appal whole community, are ques
1ens which future Investigations may
nuswer; but ID the meantime the catas
e,a,.ha ran,aiua unax, ,,taincd
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
VIZ

PuBLIc HALL.-There IS q serious
want felt in this city, the supplying of
which will depend upon some gentleman
whose means are equal to his public
spirit, or upon such combination of
enterprising citizens as vii include both
capital aud enterprise. We refer to the
want of suitable public hall We need
hall built especially for public lectures
aud exhibitions, with the modern adap-
tation of architecture to acoustics, con
veniently AMI comfortably arranged aud
furnished, aud capacious enough TO &C
comnodate cur largest audiences.
Such building would be public
benefit Lectures which amuss, instruct
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

sASIrAnr-Nowt that the siekly sea
son is approaching would it not be well
for our city authorities to commence at
once the enforcement of such sanitary
regulations. as may best protect our
town from the visit OF cholera, etc, this
summer N'e already bear Of scattering
eases of cholera al New Orleans, and in
the South, AID now when the suggestion
can create no alarm urge the thorough
cleaning up of the city
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

We are authorized and requested to an
nounee JOHN c. GARDNER, ae = candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. nir'-id
We are authorized to announce WA. \.
BREN ARD, the present incumbent. a
candidate for reelection TO the Office OF Cir
cult Court Clerk. isb29 I'd
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

MASUFAcroRIEs-How strange that
the well wishers of our town viii never
pfcsPcrity. We uneerstsra nc pr5s
prietors of large Wooden Factory, now
located at Cadiz, KY, propose moving
their establishment to this place under
proper encouragem, Mt. Shall they have
IT'D This factory challenges all Yankee
dom; aud is capable of manufacturing
any quantity and the best quality Of
jeans, and all kinds of wooden goods.
Some years ago the owners Of a manu-
featuring establishment proposed to a
small village in Ohio to establish fac
tory in the place, if they could get fve
thousand dollars assistance The aid
was given, and that little village Is to-
day city Of between 1900 and 20
GOO inhabitants One establalmen; Of
this kind will invite another, and the
necessities of the additional population
will draw new houses Of every descrip
ton into existence We trust our prop
erty holders and business men will be
alive to this interest.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

KIRKPArEIcK' ) SrUDIo.-We are glad
to say to the friends of Art that our
fellow -towusman, Mr. Sam Kirkpa'rick
IS fttirg up his studio il the Landrum
block ami though his room. owing 70
its high Elevation, is not well adapted to
ladies who are not partial 10 climbing
h;gh stairways, We can well say that MS
splendid specimens of both portraits and
landscapes viii we'll repay the fatigue Of
the ascent. At another time, when Mr
X. completes the arrangement Of his
rooms, we shall notice more particularly
at length his work lie has orders now
from ten of our citizens for portraits.
For the ordinary eize portrai; he charges
SIS.