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The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27
The Orphans Home Of Haissls.
sippi.
LAUDERDALE SPRIsas, Miss

LAUDEkDALk SPRINGS, Miss.
Mr.. EDITOR Please give the follow
ing an insertion in your paper:
The above institution was incorporated
by the Legislature of Mississippi, to be
In verify home for the hapless orphans
Hithout regard to denominational OF
State lines. 1t commenced operations in
October, 1866, and, most of the time
since, has approximated its present num-
Der (about two hundred), which mum
bers could have been doubled, at least
time or two, could all have been received
for whom application was made.
The order that obtains in the manage
ment of this institution is, that those too
small to work are kept constantly at
school those large enough TO work are
so arranged by details as to be at school
three days, and to work three DAYS in
each week and said details are so ar
ranged, by rotation, that each child acts
ITS part in every department of domestic
lie. We propose as we become able, to
educate those orphans through the me-
dunn osSworkshops, machinery and man
uiactories. as well as by books, and at
never 20 fo0sa sig III 81 5a'Ha me e
great responsibility of :. bringing them
up In the nurture and admonition of the
Lord"
The hope entertained by the Board of
trustees In sending me into West Ten |
nessee and Kentucky, was that / might
be able, in this land of abundance. the
generosity of whose citizens we had
neard so much about, and had even rea-
lzed In times of our deep distress, to OBJ
lam MEAT to supply the wants of our
orphan family. Since coming here, how
'ver, find this article not so abundant
IS we had expected. Yet, what a ouan-
lty might be gathered up should the
'ian spoken of by the people of Obion
ounty, Tenn, be generally adopted and
arried out, viz: to get up wagon and
cam for each neighborhood; drive to
very house, and receive with gratitude $
ny and all things the good people may
ave to donate for such cause /; take to
ne nearest shipping point, and forward
Prof ;. 5. Cranberry, General Super !,
ltendent of the Home, directed precisely n
would be done in articles of common
erchandise, including such instructions. Z
to the donors, as will enable him to I.
axe such acknowledgements, through t,
ie Orphans Home Banner" as will el
sure said donors that all is rightly ap-
'oprlated. Among the contribut:ols q,
us made, should there not be.>N 40 =
eney of money to pay for tbs y w,
said wagon and team, or rs 'saN>S1Sp,,
rvIces rendered too oner.s ol%AOr
rmed free of charge, ~ IS ~
mt OF the facts be subm&s % .,s,ss on
,lading sent to said Su,srratsndent,
the money shall be forthcom;- 1isQ
rough the express, so soon as the n Rem
mt made shall have reached its - sr-. 3 Z,
ion. All Co.. @--- see that = 4 - ~ 80:
angement all - posi- ~ ssf77ssSs :
,luded. n ben pEasg'. s9 x: q
&c that all who Ia. xe p eeSsi :.
homeless, will, withoitsss q ~ 3IS<,'
this appeal Of the poor offsLs ssef
something w0rtbz,9f theps
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A Page from History to be Read
Now.

In 1913 Republic was organized in
France. AT the head of it the people
were so infatuated as to place as Presi-
dent Louis Napoleon, man with no
previous reputation, not identified in SEN
timent with any of the political organi-
cations OF the country. He was chosen
simply because he was the representative
OF great military name, which captiva-
ted the public
HIS first moves at the head of the
Government were suspicious. He con-
suited no one. He held little or no in
tercourse with any of the leading politi-
cal chiefs He made Cabinet of warm
and attached personal friends, who had
always been devoted to him in the dark
est moments of his checkersa career.
In the army, navy and treasury he
placed men who were not known as Re- !
Pubiecans, but were notorious as Napo- |
20 thtsts He was silent and taciturn |
ut l51 Q acted before he spoke. He
$50 s4Tl with many professions of
? esar.- fU fUNPflonstitution He prom
- - - .--SAsall the laws of the Re-
s. 'ss,xx ssss. ssoxce sssrd Indifferent. He
Sr-szs;, 80 q ssAoao 4 Vsll of his army. He
the gosslOu- He placed his ia
- ~ - = Hon, u 90
- - LEAD q n esss Q ..s,s,,.r.,,cv b
III render him, id an emergency, W
q csz.ssset service. Those officers who 4
- e9z 90 rood Republicans to be reiIable n
1 his personal schemes he sent on on p
istant service, or retained them without a
- 1nd. :,
olxfdiscovered in the law STUN =
~ sblock IN the way. 1t had been :,
rovr.ed that a Pvesident of the Repub-
c could not be re elected. His friends, Z Z
a his behalf, made an effort to repeal \
his law. The French obngress was
gainst it, and the law had to stand.
In a short time there came the deno~- :
,ent. The President made his coup
rctat His creatures swarmed IN the
Var, Navy, Treasury and Police Depart
nents. He controlled the army. The '
congress was arrested aud dispersed at
he point of the bayonet, and Louis Ma
,oleon, by the work not of single night
ut of years. of patient and artful plot !
ing, placed on his head an Imperial I
,rown. His frmest adherents were the
nen of money-the great capitalistsT7f !
'aris-who were exceedingly fearful
hat if they did not have strong militia
v Government there would be the terri :
lie thing of reputation. The alliance
,etween the sword and the ''money- bags
INSISTS to the present day. The sword
collects the interest on the National Sc
urities, and the National securities
maintain the sword in its place.
We have drawn this as an historic :
parallel to what is passing at the pres
mt time in another so-called Republic, ,
he name of which it is unnecessary to
MENTION 7
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-. Barriers. this
|Margraff & Co.
Express Companies.
hantsi Union Express, Southern
Oyerton, Steele & Co., Agents.
Furniture Stores.
lies Oswald, p. J. Weimer.
Marble Works.
%. Ramage.
Boots and Shoes.
s. & Nelson, under the COURIER
yash. Blind. and Doors.
ham & Harding; j. w. Edmond
Lirery Sable
Piummer.
1mJrofypist.
BEN Goaider 8 Robinson.
Hotels.
Hotel, by Parks i Co, on
Commercial Hotel, by
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27

A GENTLEMAN being asked why b
did not attend an evening meeting? sai'
he could not leave the children. "What
have you no servants ?" " Yes," he 70
piled, "we have two servants who keel
the house and board us. but we are al
lowed few privileges"
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27

Color is good thing but when il
is confined exclusively to the nose, it is
neither complimentary nor ornamental.
, 1869-05-23

Special Despatca to The Chicago Tribune.
EEH 1o1E, MAY r.
KfG'En r4@E!qERs roA CHINA ria Sly FRAN
Several psascreer1 from England, fof chiaar ria
San Ffn1ctsco, Arrived On the steamer to-day.
1Hr rREsBY1KA1Aha.
Prominent members Of the rTcsb5 tc1iAu naseu-
bllea my there Is title do4nt that harmonious
union viii be effected between the New and Old
Schools before the dose Of the sesaion.
ruEK1GN mroRn
this week are nearly &, ,ooo, ooo. The exports are
increasing, but not equal to the lmpottk
AoExr-
The week closes Oh IN easser. money Market
htokezs arc supplied NJ segeu PEI cent on s.ocH,
and In Some cases at slI per cent on goyefun4nss
GOLD.
The gold market xAs fxer1Ah and unsettled.
With frequent changes. A Itsa In odndG On the
other aide, mil further sensation repotta caused
decline At the opening. hut later the ua.krt b.
eame nrncr and closed strong.
RA1LKoAD ARTICULATION
WAS buoyant Oh leading sha1ea, NhI1e the rruna!n.
der Of the market was nrme1 in s5mpathT. Tit
ehfcf fectu1f WAS Fort WaJnc, On tho expected
negotiations with tho PennaylvaniA Central, but
the DIRECTOR adjourned without completing m
arrangement They meet again next week.
elness IN stocks closed eary.
GoFxRNGxN1a.
Government bonds wEIe unu4u1IiY quiet. ard
uunsaruooR = ere kHiau
FOREIGN uExa,
The independence Beige meutons great acti1!tJ
il the rench and Austrian dock -yardA Sevczal
heavy waF steamers ntc being prepared for ser-
vice ut ChcfbourE and Trieste.
Gat1ha1iI hRH had another serious attack. and
sees nobody but his physician aud fer pe1son11
fricndz.
TIE THoLkaALE NARKKrs
Tcsc active in the early part Of the week. but TO-
ward the close, On the advance IN gold and lcas
favorable pews from Europe, the inquiry ahated
and prices declined. Flour, wheat and PORK all
closed lower, and cotton La quiet md ln1cttFe.
THK DENoCRAcT-
Several prominent Democratic politicians viii
meet here csrty In juno to arrange the policy aud
platforms for the fall electlona.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
QEAKEK ASkryKRsAKr.
NET YORK, Nay 2z-The QuASe14 commenced
theIr anniversary exercises here to-tia! By pre-
liminory meeting OF the utc6ltea- The sessions
are private, and continue several dAyR
EXREZzLEKKFT.
Another enlhezzlcmtn ut IL reported in the person
Of a CLERK Of 4 coal company, II Lit Droatw1y.
TIE amount taken is $6,Qtp, Nth which the Tou1g
man abscpndcd
Ry an explosion Of rarnlsh In the jAp2np1nx es-
iabiishmrnt IT Snyde 4 Finch, At Newark, JohA
Il Puriy, Nj. Tsch aud son Of the Latter were
'iadl5 burned.
, 1869-05-23
WISCONSIN,
Railroad E1curaion-Decorn OF
Soldicxs, Graves Attempted sui

Railroad E1curafon-Decornti Of
Soldicxs, Graves Attempted sui
eide.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Nay ~.
An excursion train came ore. the extension Of
the Watertown division Of the Milwaukee 4 Sun
TaItie Railroad to this city to-day, bearing eupe1-
inscnieM Merrill and several ot1ttt8 Of the St
Paul ltnlruad Company and a numbcr Of citizens
Of Natersown. Tue rpad is now IN pretty good
order, and II Is e1pected will be opened for regu-
lar travel May 80, n1st becoming through line to
Milwaukee. i special morning train viii also be
Put on from this city TO Milwaukee, facilitating
business intercourse herewith.
II has been tlect,ltal 10 hare the ceremony OF
decorating the soldiers fr1yes here on the 29th.
rrcs1den, Chadhoarnc, Of the State Unlre1zity,
and Colonel E l. Bryant, Ad}u'ans of the SsAse,
are the orators OF the occasion
a German woman, living tn the town Of Md
tlletou nlne miles west Of here, half cfaxed from
the Effects 1t religious excitement tt1ed 10 klll
herself on Thlrsday, 1sst By hanging but u1s cut
down She then made threc gashea In her thross
with a razor. making a breathing place tn her
Htndrlpe- She wA soon dtsooEered, The cut
6ewe1 u1. sad she now wishes Aad hopes to lfye.
Weather exceedingly nnc,
, 1869-05-23
MEXICO,

End Of thr Revolution In Stnaioa-'
The fnxurEcnt Forces Completes
Is Dispersed - Another Uprising
Looked For.
FAN FKtst1sco, Mar 3o.-NB1aNAn, AdElces Ia
May rtve of!fetal dispatches from General P4tTu.
who announces the termination OF The FeTol1u0n
IN. stnnloa.- The government troops attacked
Pronunclados In the Solid Mountains, atd com
rfetely dispersed them. Killing PAtaca& md fo1z
subordinate Chiefs With uthtfA TotA. Killed.
LGaR; rn1spncT., 4s+ Enfield, Henry. Sha1ps, and
tnlts nre aTls, no1ces, AMI munitions Of Nar
were captured
f4nEa with FtIpfogcemenA-
Another upr:Nne Il anticipated, with Geaesal
T1acedo Vega Rs the leader
were duly cclcbr3tc1a NJ 421ailAn-
The Tilted Si2tes steamer FenSSoolA Aad 1hf
ErcI!sa Euamer CnAnttcleer had arrived at M
1n.ia,1 II was stated th31 thA latter Captain had
or,<yJ to collect 800 cpn1sca,ed by tne Custom
UnuAc fn3..c tine buck.
, 1869-05-23

Sale OF LiquaF FTOhJbtted ~ Sote
Of the Clt}-Ticc President Col'
INK
Special Despatch 10 Tue Chicago Tribune
DEs Mo1HHs4 Iowa. AAJ II.
Ine election ii thu city to-lAy to desef11ne
whether the sale Of wine md beer sn31 be licensed
or prohibited, was carried b. the lizohihiuou{sts
hJ sSs majority, ese'y waad giving majority IN
Their fuyuF. Not over half Of the vote Of tho city
w1s poftcd- Part3 lines were not drawn at ali
Nearly as many Democrats u Republicans
voted for prohibition The license Men made no
attempt TO car! the aAE, :pnrpofely letting the
SIDE, thinking that they ~1lt thus escape the cx-
pcnae OF License II Organized c1uos-
Ent,es east OF this eit!, to-day, On slHt 70
ststrf. Goycrnor Merrill and other ciuxcns e1-
teadet HIM m invitation and special sEA.n to
VISA Dcx lo!Dts, out he declined, AaJtuR th1s
business compelled him to oc In South Bend o.
Monday evening.
, 1869-05-23

Political Disturbances In Japan;
Terrible Explosion In tho HAFhoF
OF feddo-SixtE PeEson1 KMsa4-
Market HepQrtx>

Political Disturbances in LApAu-;
Terrible Explosion In tho KKAFl>oF
Of Feddo- -SixtJ PeKson1 KalsaA-
Market Reports.
SAX FAAkenoo. Nay a-1nA ste4mer Cnias,
has tI1frra 8hs e1pereneed 4 heas5 rnonsoors
70 fokntarna, thence strong southwest wind to
thh port She nrmss 10 passenger Ind 1,slo
japan adTces state that political ada1r1 ~ In IN
Gn1antlactor9 m condition Ttt Mlkado bad LEFT
Princes of tns Empire 1as e1pected to aasemhse-
The report that sertr II leading Da1nlos had sur-
rendered their te1ttoJ and sovereign rtgh8
snuss % 'h9 - - coepo9 81 hi.
PtoEtneea by an Envoy especially sent from Kiolo
for The puipoBc.
Lest the great assemblies Of D2unos It 'Yeddo
The Imperial neef n.d left 10. H.tod.di to 1t.
acnt 70 TIC nachin5 q 1ac fsca s,onera ~ A ise
1est PIT haee Aad anchored n urEA ha?.
sequence OF the expectation Of m attnck by the
Hlkado1 1orceA. t}ne Of the leaders, Tagnwa, had
been assasslnaied for adrocatln: surrender 70 the
4 steamer belonging 70 the Japanese MIA blown
up while anchored on feddo- 1he powder mAsa-
ztne acc'd cnta1iy tsn!tcd. II was reported thai
The opening of Yeddo remained dead letter,
owing 10 blnnder Of tho gove1nn1Es1t, wnlch
pesecd every dlmcnltJ IN the way Of huainess h.
Urgent remonst.nnees Of the foreign minister's
viii e&use the japanese Government 70 t7f7 stecss
70 remedy the currency eyl.
~@rBustnese IN the Tokohau1a market Mas limited
Q1ay &clEttnR aaa cotton yazn nrrn, 14de1 fa7n1-
+ biz bdme afvIcea Fancy goods extremely DE-
pressed. 6uE quiet and trm; no change ani1d-
pa:ed nntl the new seAson In 1uly; MJooah md
slnsha e!tss LIT. 70 hst q 90 70 f1oo: medium .
47s1 to to2o; Aslu best to Inferior, tsB9 70 800
Tea quiet: hn19A1s E1nau: stock On hand low,
the grade offering no hdnctueus to purchasers:
prices nominal; no change anticipated hefo1e the
E1ch1nge On London, 4afxd =:
United siates steamers A1aaelos and Azpos.ook
Tue funeral ceremonies 'of Major General
RIUnke1, commander ct 1oa English forces II
China and Japan, and 14euensnt Governor Of Ho1x
s, h1nS, t91f @ elasg: Assea =. with m! lnita1!
o1ce19 vert In attendance.
1he American q Minister was expected ut Sh4ay-
hA trpm the eouth- Bestdc4 rfdunK Canton, It
III hls Intention to place Wee tpnkutAte in
Governor Of Pchn c. B. riisi1s, 4 ri. .fnoTn m
ettrea q Gatn. y seeessd tor the post which +
; fskia i sa5isss state shst enlea min fail. aoon
The Emperor Ind vtased the temples and oaerea
Several Mmchoos broke Into the Imperial
T1eaNV and plundc1pd It Of 900 tae1s m silver.
Selatredea are numerous at Shanghai
Canton ad!icea report continued unfAyorahle
weather for the new teaa- Soma te1men Assert
tnai t.e xhele fsesh crop ia seftonatJ damaged
Kong. The cagzalp Pescatuqua sxtsed nom
Ba1tasss Il Hong Eons Was unuaua1ly tl1ll. E1-
! change On London, 46kd.
Old 'ratns, s6asx: old BenArtA, sS9s, nominal
Aatina, 360h Grey sht1tlnGA. q u; white shirt
tngB, f4eo; dritA, Aso: cotton yarn, SLso.
, 1869-05-23

opening eermon- Tnere a,r o.er one hundred
cotnrn11donesa n atteodznce fro,u the 8outhefn
stsses osd oAtos Lo9hv1ne, N., w1a CHOSEN for
1ne reports ahoB that the1t 4sr 80 stndents IN
co0oe ot preparation foe the ministry. ana aboat
Menty fUrelgn Enlsstnnanes; ! penapefous pub
feeb1e ehpTcA.
- committee F&a appointed 70 mature plxu
!of INC better instruction Of tho hlAcka, of which
Mes. N. Pradeau, Of south Carolina, Ia Chair
, 1869-05-23
ladies': Furnishing 6ouds,

Short and Long White Dresses,
French Street Skirts, Trail
Sktt.ts, Under Skirts, Linen and
Cotton Chemtses, bressi1,g
Sacks, Corsets q1.d Eoys<t Coo
e1.s, Infu,afs' E,nbrofRd Robes
and Slips, Infa1sts' Faq,se
C70aks, Lace and P1qsxe Bo,,-
nets, chtfdrtn's .Ptqsse Suits,
and Ladies' .Hors.tng Wrap
pe1-s. .,. =: ~, - :
Thei'atrosss or The to1tst, a,.;:
the public generality, as.e f,arfto.
1skarly fssrtfed to an cram Ing
fion or the ADORE goods, as ,,so,>z
than ordinary attention has
beer. atrer. to :perfsetl..g the as-
| soa"fassestks, and among thes7s
many decided bargains tritl
be constantly 1ousad9.~ :.
, 1869-05-23
Superior Advantages
VTz,.

It is from 40 to 76 feet above
Lake Michigan.
It is covered for the most
part with q THRIFTY
GROWTH OF FOREST
TREES, such as Oak, of vari-
GUS kinds, Hickory, Haw-
thorne, Crab Apple, &C., &c.
It is divided into large Lots,
Of from 2 TO S ACRES EACH,
all having an Eastern sloping
front, on wide and weu-graded
avenues.
It will have one Of the finest
summer drives Of FIVE miles in
length to be found in the West.
1tcan beapproaohed the Easi-
est and Cheapest Of any Of Chi
cago's Suburbs, both by rail
and wagon roads,
The Depot at he head Of La
Sa1le-st., and from which the
dummy cars start, is the most
convenient and easiest got at,
Of any depot in the city, not
having the bridges to delay
one, when going to take the
train. It can be reached at all
hours Of the day, in from IS to
20 minutes ride. It will be
well supplied with schools and
churches. In fine, it will be-
come a VERY. popular place Of
resort oan our citizens seek
ing a country seat.
, 1869-05-23
REAL ESTATE.
WASHINGTON:
HEIGHTS. !:
GREAT
Auction Sale:
OF THAT BRAUT1FuL
SUBURBAN i
PROPERTY
.:~
Washington Heights
Which was to have come
off on the 2eth Inst, -.
has been
POSTPONED I!
UNTIL -.
ed!n'sd|ay,.lune2,
| AT ! j. =, !.
!
10 O'clock In the Forenoon

This Postponement has SS:en ren-
dered necessary by reason Of the
extreme bad weather for the last
ten days, which has prevented the
Company owning the Land from
completing the Improvements which
we're contemplated before the day
Of sale, viz: The finishing Of the
Dummy Track, The Grading Of
Streets, Bnildlng Sidewalks, &c. By
that time We hope to have all these
Improvements either completed or
well under way, so that We can Land
the buyers upon the very land we
wish to sell. This tract Of land is
beyond question the most e1igibly
located and most beautifully wooded,
as we'll as the very highest and
hea1thiest location for a flne town,
Of any land In Cook County. Taken
all In all, 1t is the best diversified
and most easily converted into
Choice and Elegant Homesteads Of
any Land within. so miles Of Chi
cage, the following being some Of
its
, 1869-05-23
CANADA

The Noynl Canndinn Hank Fnil-
urc-Thct Assets More ahAn 8utiis
<tent to Cover tho Liabilities
TnEnNro, My f2--The txciten1cnt Atteodln8
the failure Of the RoyM Canadian Bank z .1hatd-
Ing. The bills arr selling 1t 81 to o8c- TnelDlfes.
toEe hare Issued ellyGl2., urging hllho!dcra 10
deposttols not 70 ee alarmed, Is there IL not the
e1EhteS1 danger Of loas TO them Hopes Rfe en-.
te1Satntd tia. within abort time tho businfss o.
the bank nil be resumed. The statement Of tho
o;neets OF The ha0k for The m3nth ending 18th
Gay, Is as foAows: Total liabilities, 3l.aD, ,4Gl
total Gssets, = soo,SA Their u no run IN any Of
tie GtheI banEa
, 1869-05-23
EUROPE.


Gxrn8 Rxitniny
FURTHER ooAHkN18 o. TIE fKIxs on TIN A14a4
IA cuM71nn.
Loxno1, Maya a.
Tho Tfmss, this incoming, has Another EDITORIAL
on ihe Alah4mA Quss1oo kuESeatsd ny the feue,,t
Speech Of HI. FufEteT. Tho 1iaes say1:.~ Enzf2nd
has equal cause 'o5 complaint again5t Anrtta.
Great Rrttaln rea!sted tho temptation to recognize
the south, thereby lnoict1ng Eu1e1tnss on hHpoo-
pae. dsohltknz IN ally, And, In f&ct, declared In
favor OF the North, and il now misunderstood
and accused Of hostility and sct1shneaA-''
Sir Francis Head has communicated several ID
dltonal otncial doeunenA 10 prure the asatstance
extended By America to the CANADIAN FNvplt {n
1851. He asserts IN his letter accompanying the
documents thai hi, Summers languakr spp,ea To
th&t case a. weu Us to the case ct the AlAhx113,
But that the English Government never received
or claimed indemnity.
The Pull Hau Ga.<ca also bad lending article
On the AlafamA claims question. The writer
says: "WhAtege1 Engtznd did In respect to the
Americans, France did, and ten timea more for
nothing but op. refuszl Of hex Invitation 70 rec
osnize The Southern Confede.acJ saEed the
North fron more trying md doubtful contest ~
The H<e33 Spectator, publl9hed to-day, also dis
cu1ses the question. The tErths told by Ar.
Forster, the old and BtAanch friend Of America,
n1sr teach americans har universal the realss-
ance would be Il MI. Summers demands Werc
sctouh! preGed.
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It,rr ~ h. h-en ,nt-o,31es,, >''D A%A''
, 1869-05-23
DAMfnH8A Awarded

Damages AETAEdc1s
NV TORE MAY f2-rn the saptetne Court n
hudson County, y J., the tur5, list night brought
ia verdict Of sa.9u damages IN tafot 81 MI.
her husband. b1 The falling of Ueist!e hztdge-
, 1869-05-23

G.uc1k3A11 Ma, IA motion y afgutag oeteie
1aaxe Leavt teaay 70 a9.a 4, ~ G13tfr4
Te~u r. th1e civ ard THE Third p1SH!ct o6 kpa
ground OF tte dssaat,sla eston o1 the 1H1..
, 1869-05-23

Sale OF Liquor Prohibited BY vote
| Of the Clt{-Yicc President Co1'
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-12
Law Against Prize Firhtin.

Mr., Reltzell of Trumbuu county, himself
an editor, has introduced into the Ohio Gem
ersl Assembly the following bill amendatory
Of the law against prize fighting rs
| To amend section two of an act entitled an
act to prevent and suppress prize fighting,
passed March IS, 1868. 20. L., vol. g.
'9p. 29.) faFoa @ ffk @
SEorIoN I. Be il enacled by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That section
two of the above recited act be amended 10
read as follows f &
SEC. , That if any person shall engage,
be concerned in, or attend any such light or
contention as is described in the first 7ection
of the act to which this IS amendatory, as
hacker, trainer, second, umpire, assistant or
reporter or if any person or persons shall
printoE publish, or cause TO be printed or
published in any newspapers, or in any way
give printed publicity to a detailed account
Of the tSining Of any prize fighter, or 70 the
preliminary arrangements Of an intended
fight, Or shall in any way give pIiuted pub
hcily TO a detailed or circu mstantial report
Of any pugilistic combat between prize fight
ers, every person SO offending shall, or cou-
victlon, be hued In any sum not less than
fifty dollars nor more than five hundred dol
lars, and, in defaultof payment Of such fne,
LDHtAeouSu II suS iali VI SuCu county 0OI
less than ten days nor more than three
months, and pay the costs Of prosecution
SIC. 2 That section two Of the act TO
which this act is amendatOry be and the
same is hereby repealed.
SIC. 3. This act shall take effect and be
in fOEoe from and after its passage.
There is good deal of Buncombe
about ReitzelL The mere fact of pub
fishing the preliminary arrangement" "
indicates to the police to 'look out " and
the publishing of the names tells them
who to look for If these matters are
to be prohibited from the public prints,
our legislators might as well offer
premium to prize fighters. "They love
darkness rather than light because their
deeds are evil And prize fighters will
thank Mr.. Reitzell for introducing a bill
to help them keep their secrets.