The Hickman courier., 1873-10-11

ptrt. the health officers considering that
long as the disease is imported from foreign
ports, and kept in the lower bay, it Is unwise
to needlcssy alarm the public.
The mint at PhiladeIphia, under orders
from Washington is coming double eagles
the rate OF s10,0eo,00o a month The Cali
foEnia mint is running full capacity the
gold coinage and trade dollars Bullion to the
amount Of 100000 has bel added the
fund the assay Office at New York TO pay
promptly all deposits of soverigns
The Baldwin locomotive works Phia-
dephia have discharged two hundred hands
Within the past three months custom oii-
Gers have seized diamonds amounting in value
about hundred thousand doIars. The
~ Dcious stones found concealed about
the persons Of who went from this eoun
try to South Africa upon learning of the late
discoveries of rich diamond fields there, ard
who we're attempting to bring the diamonds
into the United States without paying custoIrs
aE=ies.
i4ES7.
y the Ueaers tsof--Inere Is an. intense excite
1providing Tor lhifd-S -S-sler- and stock men in
sy,ss Il =. -, en.poveria II, o.ssaecount
r-.ss.,s - 10 $50 5mmittedbyf Ing bsnds
Slrssxisrss ~ as. who have wonlonls i
lian The Isl aR shs-.i ef cattle The
alet tssya - - .gs.ssss r,eT t,rscrs7ss-s
HDs Kill The caSiist s ss stlta ~ :
kss1s--lar no nurders. repotsed bnt the I
Indians have visited number OF houses, cary |
ing away blankets and anything they desired |
and destroying other property. Many families |
have sought safety in Pueblo. Schools have |
been Dismissed and scouts going the |
country collecting and aims, and the In |
dams viii - overly punished If overtaken
II fTrend lodge ]. o. o. F. of Illinois 1
has issness call for subscriptions to aid the /
sufferers at Shreveport, and the chamber of
conmera ~ Cairo has issued cal FOR the
purpose
Chicago Thomas J. Greer Of the board of
Indian commissioners passed through here
route to Washington, having With him the
treaties recently made by tie Hon. Felix Bru-
fcl,afrT Of the Ind
- ,ows of Montana and the Utes of Colo
y which the United States is oeded about
I've million acres of mineral farming and
rnzing lands. Mr.. Greer regards tho purchase |
from the Utes AS the most important made for !
many years a ne IS iDmcIsIy rich in
gold silver, copper iron. lead aud coal. The
s>gold mines already said be yielding
81 largely Mr. Greer reports both tribes as very
friendly to the whites. and inclined to adopt
the hAbits OF civilization The Shores and ,
Ea--ockA 81 Wyoming and Idaho also re- ,
ported by Mr. Greer as progressing rapidly in
civilization.
Two women will occupy seats in the next
Wyoming legislature.
KR.-Alf. Peacock Of New Albany Ind has made
jod his claim against the government con- ,
7sication OF 1000 worth ofstock OF his duriI &
fie war, at Nashville, Tenn he making claim I
the ground Of being British subject. q
The Turkish government have prohibited
The expectation of Arabian horses for seven 1
kyears- I
-Madrid-Csrlsts are fast losing ground. {
>izel and the men accuse the leaders of 4
Gen1 Marianes, commander of the
troops, is energeticsly advancing Il
Gresham OF lhe United states $
y of Indiana has decided that &
oman without separate property Of
cannot become bankrupt. ri
E3 THE SOUTH
a T Petersburg (va. Index reports large " "
OF English immigrants in that city, r.
farming lands upon which settle.
10, Hl--The mayor has issued procls- =
cllipg tbs<nl1auuE- E-auzanshas.skate OF :
against all steamers coming up the :,
.R.Eer. He considers this =
4 4 since the increase of the yell :
- s. -sfemphis. A physician will be -
f<9hose duty it viii be mp =
Qats~ with a tug two miles below the h
orbid their landing at Cairo except n
p permit from said physician. No d
>pe given where the physician has Is
fgiere .hst the passengers
exposed to yellow fever The
he city improving.
petition VI Gilbert H. Robertson of tr
nile to the Presbytery, to be restored tc di
ssprivileses of church membership. has W
refused by that body. fo
The present tobacco crop of Virginia is | st
se largest that has been raised for years. til
White, the horse thief whose wife helped 81
La to escape from the Memphis jail recently, &C
Vas captured day two ago in Phillips VI
county Arkansas in
A-Crops in northern Texas very fine. and ],
5reGt quantities Of the staple will come forward is
soon as the financial panic is over. &
Henry Young. colored, of Washington ta
city, has been sentenced to be hanged on at
Nov. IA
The national banks Augusta, Ga re- ii
ported broken, viii continue business ct
The New Orleans National banking associ- cl
alton, C. Cavorck, president, has gone into
quilaton fC
AT owensboro, KY. on Saturday, Jen. Sc
Underwood, gambler killed by Budd p
Secretary Richardson has written letter Il
lo the president of the chamber OF commerce tc
>erleston, s. c., refusing the request that OF
$500 900 be deposited with the assistant treasu
Fer at Charleston for hepurpose of buyin New b,
= IL York exchange from the banks. The secretary p,
states that he ha- declined all similar propo- ct
= itions from other places. bs
FOREIGN LNTELLIGENcE.
Anarchy prevails in the Fiji islands to an Al
ming The white settlers have IN
y up sr1ns to resist the collection of taxes.
British aud German counsels have in al
al to restore order. 81
epofied that crops have failed in h,
nd that famine prevails in some :,
.,,6toaest news of the progress of the s.
is satisfactory. The natives are n
~,. - = OF se1ni-zsarvatiol, is sup-l ~ ~
D3e-,t; Ere waiting for the end of the rai he
they make "a movement. An ~
complied I4'esse discovered in the act of
the order n powder, and has been seized by M
- sc;ase, commander A blockade of tie
-, beeR ordered to prevent sirilsr mi
suggsst Berlin dispatch announces the death of "a
MuhIback, the celebrated German
Trslist- dj
- AT San Juan del Norie vessel called the
~ essrnando, Capt Nelson, reported to the gdS- co
1ui nor that there hal great many Americans
} New Orleans arrived with rifles, etc. m;
and who committing excesses in Roatan-
A great many of these f1libusters blacks lin
--Msdrid-Hundreds OF deserters from
ca1tagena coming into the lines. They
4.Iesent that Generalization and insubordi- Al,
aaaiionis increasing, and majority of insur- - -
tSents wish 70 surrender, but overawed by NJ
liberated convicts, and more desperate portion pc
Of 7olunieers- News of the failure of the | on
feet At Alicante caused panic in the city. po
Special dispatch from Berlin says trade and -;
speculation almost at a stapd-stin and 3 j.
crisis is apprehended on the bourse. -
News has been received at Valparaiso that Is
the etaarnar had rad ut | nj