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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

was turned over to the treasury in compro-
mise of the charge against Herman. Judge
Davis told the witness he had compromised
by instructions from Washington for that
amount. Accordingly Judge Davis in
structcd Assistant District Attorney Dc
Kay to 20 into court and enter a nollc
proscqui. Witness never told Herman that
he was to give a part of the money to San
born.
Mr.. Beck (nterrupting) Herman
sworc you divided with Sanborn.
Witness-l swear never said word TO
Sanborn about the case.
In answer to questions by Mr.. Foster the
witness said he knew nothing about the
Morrison case further than the fact chat
when he was about to sail for Europe a
messenger placed in his hand a package
addressed to Morrison, Charing Cross.
London" When the witness arrived in
London he called at the Charing Cross
Hotel, and learning that Morrison had de-
parted for the continent left the package
for him at the hotel. The witness was not,
nor did he ever hear that Sanborn was one
of the informcrs in the glove cases.
WITNESS RELATION WITH sANBoRN.
During the cross-examination Fay said
he advised with Sanborn after he was in
dctcd. He had made money in stocks on
the information of Sanborn, but not other.
wise with HIM He did not know that
Sanborn was an employe Of the govern
ment, never having seen his papers. liz
therefore could not swear that he was M
employc Of the Government He did moi
know whether any member of Congress
wrote TO Salborn, urging him to settle will
Waddell. lie did not recollect that San
born ever said he had a contract with tho
government, lie thought SanbOrn n most
peculiar man.
Mr. Nblack of the committee said hC
thought it was strange that the business
between the witness and Sanborn SHOULD
result in favor of Fay. There must he
some peculiar relations between them.
The wilness-Thcrc was none; | swear
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@T 8 eitf az E II.

uWenn @ott in Ieiner Site u,ls gibt,
tpas ,lnIere Sinne perlan9en, i'm pie
sniel nlebr wiro er uns seben, mas un1er
Geif perlanst, u,1er @eiit, Der gema@t
lit 1,a1 leinem Gbenbiloe? @enn @ott
10 5drtli9 unO liebeppll sescn feline Sim
Der 1T, miro Gr feline 2iebe uno feline
@eI9ente in bieien tleinen 3eitraum Ell
neg Menl9enlebens ein}6lieBen !? Mir6
Gr oenen, Die St liebt, ni9ts 9eben als
einen S@atteu pon @ludIelisteit, ,lnb
Elm 2anb, bas fru9tbar it, blos an @e=
treble uno Del? Mir6 ST fit 1ie ni9t
aud Elm anOeres Sano baben ,po Gr it,
reiher Tiille Die >pabren @iiter ausltrD=
men ipiro "#2@o fragt oer 9robe Bo1=
1net. llnb tn Der 9bat, ,uenn mir bic
ga,l5e i1tbare Sd0pfuns betra6ten in
ibrer 9errli6teit llnb auf Der anoern
Seite ben @eiit beg 0fen19en, Der bod
NOD sttpas luht iiber pielem berrli@en
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Werfe @ottes, fDrnelt mir ba11it glaubetl,
baB 3Derienige, ber ben Menl1en in Die
sMitte elmer Welt bpn Deie,1 geiest bat.
bic lei9t befriebist tperbes1, i'm aaein
etois ,lnsefdttist laiIen ion 2 Dann ,pdre
ia bas san5e 2eben .bes Menl9en Elm
Sranr1 ltnb meter ni6tg. gs 1T bic
&egeL bic e,ausnabmsloIe &esel, in, 9an=
sen ,lnermebli9en WeltaQ, bab gar ni4ts
bes Befebenben sdn5li9 nerloren sebt,
ni6t .6as morI9e 8aumblattt ni9t Der
serinsite 9trobbalm. Sollte man oas
Muerebel1te in Der betannten Meltl90p@
ftsng bic Menl6enIeele nit ibren erba=
.benen @ebanter, nit ibren fiibnen Sbeen
ibren eOlen @efiiblen urb ibren mobltDd=
tisen @elinnnngen nod peniger meroen,
alsi Mober unb @rasoiinger? MQes 1T
in oieler Welt auf ben Menl6en bered=
net unb bod pdre er felber bann oas
Meien, fir pel9es am tpeui9lten 9etban
1T. ino bieies @autellpiel beg Wen-
l@enlebens batte nun felt Sabrtaulenoen
10 fortgelpieIt une piir6e piellei6t nod
Sabrtaulenbe boueru - Nein. entpe=
Der bat fein giitiser @ott, feiu ,peiles
unb nld9ti9es Belen ben plan gum
entmorfen, ooer bus Men=
l@enleben fann mil Dem Sobe nidt 5l
Gnoe 1ein. Gins BON beiben mub Der
Deritano notbwenois annebmen. sWdblt
Fer 6as Grjte, 30 liest er nit ii9 ielbit ii,
WiberIpruhe unb hefunbet baourh, baB
Ter ii9 I'M sSrtbume befinbet. llnler 8er@
itanb fann alio 1,ur oas 2ebtere mdblen
uno bann lie9t binter benz @robe fir Die
Menlbenieele cine Gmi9feit.
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Sic YanNarmbe,,.

Ser Diftrift Bun6elfunb in Der Brds
1ibent19aft MQababeo 1T in Snbien ebenlo
bera9tist ais beriibmt: beriibmt b,tr9
Die 9iamantgruben bon Yannab, bic
einIt benen BON &pltonba ui4ts nadsa=,
ben, bera9tigt bur9 bic urermebti9en
bon &Dniestigern unb anbern Raubtbie-s
rem betuo6nten @obrbidiste unb 1einen
lumpfgen, ,,ngeIunben Boben. Denno@
mirb biele @egenb oft nnn Gnsldnoern
bur9i9ritten >pef9e bier perI4ieoene
8ergfeitungen belebt baltcn. Gin glei@es
.Qoos traf unter Sau]cnben au@ Wrtbur
,Maftatpiib als linn Gallinger, Der
6auptDrt BON 8unoelfunb, 5llr @arni}on
angetpieIen ipuroe. ".::s-.s s@ 3&'s Z Is.
Maftatpilb e,npfono an 8oro oes flei=
men 8oDtes, auf tpelGem ct fubaufudrts
b0@1t lan9Iam ieinem Weitimmunssorte
3ufubr, bie 19redli@ite 9an9emeile, bic
man 1i9 oenfen fann. ST bei6loB ba<
ber Bel Ser er1ten @tele, ,pel9e linn ben
jangenebmen Mnblid elmer r1en16li9en
EWobnuns bieten ,plroe, iein Boot 5u
lperlaKen. 9a er tpuBte, baB Die llmlie=
genbe @esenb bon tuiloett reibenoen Sbiez
rem tpi,nme[te, ,pioer1 r1tanb Ct flii9li9 oer
YerIu6ung, ans 2anb gu geben, suenit
linn lntertpegs cine rei5enbe @egeno su
@eli@te fam. Gnbli6 erfreute ibn Der
erIebnte Mnblid eni6li@er Wobnun=
gen; cine @ruppe &inoubitten lag; eine
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|iesli6e frenbe DienHleiituns an Ra6
|einigen @ebeten itei8t er S,l5 eiser Der
fIeinen &apellen en1pors ii, ber einige
Neliquien per,pabrt tperben. Sort lieit ct
ieine FL. MeFe. I'm saIb adt l1br serfagt
|er {id; in eine fleinere unb einfodere SD,
|pele. Na1 einem GrlbltiiG baB in elmer
9uppe in elmer Saffe i9parSen &offes
|be1tebt, enpfdn9t er Den cardinal Mns
[tonelli, Spdter ourdfliest er Die Sour=
|nale, namentlih Den DnerDatore nno Die
Woce bella Berita. Damn beginner Die
9riDat-Mubienser. lin balb sipei l1br
|bdlt er Iein einfades unS frnaales Mts
|taaeflen, oas in GemiiIen, elmer rbrni+
|iden ssrittura uno in Jrii6ten abeHebt.
6ierauf ma9te ct feline Promenaoe in
|oen Noticangdrten. Die IMaee, tpel9e
ct om liebiten beidreitet iiibrt bur9 prdd).
|tige Srangenbduu,e, iein 9ieblin9splab
1T cine ei|erne Bant utterSeiner Srauer:
,ueioe in Der Ndbe Der 3iteGa. Aueae;
bort fiittert er ol,fh bic Gttterfton9en
| oes 6Ibnerbofes fleine gfliaentauben. Mn
| beIonbers beuen Sagen idldgt Der papit
cine @eitenaaee ein, bic iebr idattis 1T
an beren Gnbpunft f9 eine Miniatur=
Na1bilouns Der 2ouroes- -@rotte nit eie
lner Statue Der beili9en Sungfrau bes
Rnoet. Oft tIebt er feline Bromenaoe atpi<
|i4en ben Seden uno @ebuiden fort, Die
61mud Statuen uno gascaoen ent=
balteu !; ME aber iteist er in bas Barterre
nieoer, pbaleiA iih bort Elm 8artner alls
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gn uufere Mbonnentc,a.

Bis gum Mblauf oieies Sabres 1874
lit nur nod cine tur5e 3eit. Mjt Dem
L. ssyanuar bes ndditen Sabres ober tre=
ten neue poltselebe in &raft, bic auf
bas 3eitnn9sDeIen einen bemerfbarelt
GiniluB ausiiben miiilen. Mir miiiIen
ndmli9 BON ienem Sage an oas po1t=
porto fit ale 3eitunsen bier in pome=
rop slei4 bel ber Nuf9abe be5ablen, pie
iebt bic 8riefe be5oblt tperoen. 0ie
Mbpnnenten, ,pel9e oas 8latt sbur9 Die
po1t be5ieDen, brau9en na9 benz eriten
ssSanuar fein Yoitporto n,e6r 5,l be5ab=
len. 0as 9ibt fit uns eine beoeutenbe
Muslage an baarem @eloe, Die unlern
Mbonnenten gu @ute fomn1t. Wir tuer=
ben trob Ser pern1ebrten barren Musgobe
porlauf Jig oen preis bes rObio Wailen=
freunoes" nj d erbDben, lonoern berIelbe
miro Dor tuie na@ $3.50 fir bas Sabr
foiten. =, III, rrs ~.
Qlllein seoermann fann einleben, oaB
mir unter oie|en l1mltanoen obne 9 or
ausbeaabln,,g fein 8latt berlenben
t0nnen. Mir tperoe11 baber mad BEN
/. sSanuar feine Numrner mebr abIenben,
bic ni6t porausbe5ablt 1T, benn bab mir
bas Blatt obne Be5ablung liefern unb
aud nod baares &elo fur bag Yorto
auslegen 1ollen, tpare bod cine ou itarfe
3umutbuns. Wir forbetn oaber un1ere
riiditdnbi9en Mbonnet1ten n,lnn1ebr auf,
bas uns I9uloise @elo re9t balo unb
iebenfalls por ben1 l. Sanuar su be5ab=
len. BDm |. Sanuar ab Dalten mir ale
8latter suriid, Die l,i@t boraus be5ablt
iinb. 5ollte es bann. mod iol6e na6=
1dili9e ober I4ledte Menl9en geben, Die
bas @elb fur ben nObio Waiienfreuno"
oas mir fiir arme Waiientinoer beitimmt
baben, ni9t besablen noaen, 10 tperoen
mir, tpie j9on friiber an9efiinbist, oeren
glamen uao Mobnort i'm Blatte ber0f=
fentli6en. Mir boffen aber, oab mir
bie1es ni9t 5ll tbun brau9en, inoenl
ale ibren 8erpfi6tunsen na@fomnlen.
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Mir Fnb i'm 5aaIe posn Deiliseu gifoz.
laus bieIe iansen lMniifer iino; 31g=
hinge ber Naitalt, Die bgrd) mebrere 9ebrer
ben oas,l beionbers 8efdbisten llnterrid)t
.inber !Mu1if ertbeilt tbeils sur grboluns
fir Die ipeltigen freien 5tunoen ibres 5uz9
finftigen bartet,, an Mrbeiten uno Gnt=.
bebrlnger rei6en 2ebens, tbeils urn bel
+ausgeaei9netem Bsrufe III re6tl4affener
Mei}e bur9 Musiibuns ibrer Runit ibre
GriIens sut ti6ern. ri Das 9aus 1elblt 1T
beItimnlt, qfiinftise Mrbeiter 5u er5ieben,
barun1 tragen lie ale iebt bas Rleio. bes
Mrbeiters ! Die bloue 8lou{e. Gs lino
tauje1o Rinoer bon Qlrbeitern uno arnten
ssamifien, mel9e Der ,piiroige @riinoer
6ie1er Mnltalt, @err BON yBeruanger1 ein
0eutl l9er3 ieineu Sertommen ami. Gba=
rafter na9,, bier seiammelt bat, I'm, lie
bur9 6riitli9e Gr5iebung uno unterridt
lin ben neutrality-suspicious. Iotpobl tpie
in ben 9anoiuerfen lno inouitrielen &un=
item fir ibren tiinftisen 8eruf als Mrbei=,
ter pprsubereiterl. Seine anoere 9lnfalt
fann aud 11url BON ferne alles oas leiiten
5,t benng. duBerF gerinsen ,Nreiie BON IS
sSranfen monatli9 fir bic &inber, tpel4e
nod Mutter. nnb 8ater baben 20 Sran=
fen fir bic Mailetl mas bas Mert BON
beilieen 9ifo1aus leinen 36elinsen bic.
tel. limb bod fnbet ap9 biele Summe
Der perbientey Stifter ybes 9aule les nod 5u
bod leinej jBemiibun9en 9eben unoblaiiis
balin. ben Yreis NOD serinser gu ieQen,
|pbne.5 Die &inberz babel in ibrer leibli@en
|uuo seiitli6en YFese Su pertiir5en. .&ein
8ater fann nit loa 9erinsem Sol ltenaufz
|tpanoe in @aris jeinem &ino in Der Sa=
milie aud nur bic Observation-Disclosures .f0r=
lperli6e PFese ca1nb Grsiebuns gebcn, 10
bob {9on bas pefunidre Sntere|e iic be-
| ltimmt, lire &naben bent Sn]titute an5u=
|nertrauen. gi,lea Mu9enblid bate man
oaran geba9t, ,lm Die Soften Der Gltern
nod mebr au perminbern, ben u11terri9t
in Der Mu1it, bem 3ei6nen, @9wimmen
llnb $urnen eingeben 5u laI|cn, tpoour9
bas 6onorar fir Is 2ebrer, ,pelbe bier
nit bel9dftist .}ino, erlpart ,uiirbe !; man
Ebo9te baran; Die Mnltalt iiber bic Bar=
rieren Dinaus gu perlegen, tpobur9 eine
1grDBere Moblfeilbeit Der 2ebcnsmittel err
sielt ,piiroe, Die oas itdoti19e OctrDi 1eD1
pertbeuert, ben @ottesoient oer Mnitalt,
Der nit groBer Geierli9feit abgebalten
1 ]pirb, gu Dereinf fa9en &C. Mber @err pon
lBerpanger fonnte 1i9 ni6t biesu ent=
IfhIief,pt1 @nhnnhi n,,h 11,,rs e;n G1pIlpr
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n&ga M1e Briefe, Befelunsen Mnfra9sn :, Gorres
fpnisbenss, 8eIbicnbunser &C. abreffire man an
S@ep. sofese stfans, 1em.srop, meiss 60. o. ;"
,seY ,atif isSe Yerfon ]. Die fir Sieies Blatt
Der ,drmsn Maiienfinber9i ! O me ueFta b ON.
ne3nten ian,meH, tpeld)e boraasbeaablenr,
iensen ,eir e'ne lbon nniera I YraIn''en Aa Gratis
gYsS Ser pen. vSbio Baiienfreunb'", our
@robr fir eine 3eit lang ,balten min, Der ,no9e
uas SO, gettS einienben, tuofir tui1 bas IBlatt
ibm 4 Monate suienben. is3j;ea "2!Fk&ft Is
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. 9Die Der 0 BIT lebt. 8

= 9Bie Der papit lebt., Sic
Miener Neue 6reie preiIe sibt na9 einem
fran31|ii9en Blatt eine Silberun9, ,uie
ser papit Ieinen Sag i'm Dactican per
bringt. Srob 1einer 5peiunoadt3ig Sabre
jtebter nm balb feds llbr Mor9ensMins
ter nno CONNER auf uno tleioet lib obne
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y Gp,,tpaf fiir 2ebc,t. ,.nb
'+2s :. = gterbe,, bon 2l1ban gtplj.
. }sr4 -. 'Ma Bilsern. SSn Salbleinepano
>.;9ebunoen. ,2aoenpreis loo. 9ie
Mbonnenten sbes "Obio @aiien=
y. ~,s-frsunbn erbalten bas Bu6 ,poitfrei
. II. fiirI nilr3 so sgenR. 81 sin e.,f& lsz
p Ser itfue &rie8 ber 6rei=
e.%t t,tassreret sesen 5bron uno III
~ tar Mus Doftttenten. elegant
! J, sebunbeniin 9albleiapdnb. 9aoen.
a%opreiss$l.l .9lDie Mbpnnentsn bes
rDtiolWai}enfreuno" erbalten bag
= Bud pDiirei fir nur' 60 Gents.
- M1eI,1iab! Ratbplifbes
Gebetblscb BON 8 I. S, 6 d "
len in 'bequeme,n SaI9enforr,lat,
q '.'E gut 8ebunben, nit E Il TEN @olo=
'1'4 f9nitt ,1no Sitelbilb, TOO. Seiten
~ ltarf,, uno fpftet I'M 2abenpreile
$1.20. Die Mbonne1ten beg nrDbio
Baiienfreilno" erbalten bas BUD
= portofrei fir mir 60 Gents t,....s. Il.
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,Dasabeuigel 'MeBppftr.

n,trb Z Se q am Il bargebradbt fir lle2efc
eeS1Hbto 8atfenfreunb"f osm Ssfdnseebef:tnl2 g!i
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-18
For Prohibition.

LdtoF courier:
had hoped to rest on the Temperance
question, but after reading last week 5
COURIER, l do not think | should remain
quiet. quit writing on this question,
some six weeks since, at your request
but as the opponents OF the law have re =
commenced, ! suppose may do SO 100
Since Fulton" has written the ablest
productions against prohibition, shall
notice his writings mo Il particularly
His first propositions says, Il am op
posed tn the new Law because the Incense
law is better
IL IS an admitted fact that drum kenness
IS curse and that The sale Of ardent
spirits produces drunkenness. aunt
ung these to be facts, how can we pro-
nounee any system bes which Allows II,
But We will argne this and me secohu
proposition together. W: n the ne"
law IS The best it is impossible to enforce
II IN Fulton county,
Now suppose. We had Few licenSeu
house-burhers, mHr,legersi lop"eis =
Crimes are committed and We STAR an
ofhcer to hunt the offender. VINO eou'o
ever find him Z? The oseer after hhh,ihs
Tor months for the original, mus '"st =.
was hceased TO commit tlese cf'ii'es
!. few stlch sa.,..l,a. 4 pays 10 more at
,ention 10 ,,,,.,,o,.si zines of any kind
because ta s,,,-,s .Sey are committed
by licensed men. jas 50 wi'h dr''nA en-
ness. Every Que knGs drunkeh mss ~
be a crime, but no ord thinks oil nsAls
pose he ,y,s 49, Hak by some man
licensed 80 ,i9 '.'aus :, Impose we abolish
the license system. esen every one Tx, o
holding a drunk man nows 'pnI VIZ .."
has been violated az tue sul''y Pl,!
can he detected as reilly rs 'no niu
CIR, the thief, or az otn.r o I'm go
ihen what unprejueeo
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The Paducah KeAtuckian INDUCES
in another, among many, virulent arti
lies. toward ihe Hickman COURIER.
this time frothiug at the mouth in an
effort to prove that the COURIER IS not
the leading organ Of the Democracy
of the First District. The COURIER
makes no pretensiens to leadership
over or above any Of It's honorable co
the keRtlsc!.tdll 5. ar
The Keatucki0R 5 continued person
al attacks upon the editor of the CoCR
YER, have not been replied to of late
years, from the fact that we hold 10
controversy with that paper, except so
FAR as It's iudiScretiOns aud madness
may serve to illustrate a point. To
this end We enjoy its harmless fury
We wish the KenfHcEian was not 50
morbidly a ighttist we wish we could
poke straws at him occasionally with
cut provoking one of those terrible
personal cards, the which no great
man ever yet survived we wish, in
decd we DO, that the Kentuckidn would
singlc out some seven foot "dimikrat, y
walk ten PAGES, and fight till he got
enough to last tim for ten years De,
amt the man, but, then, We do want
peace
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TAdyertisemeus.l
Eer.n,,nl GARD.

FuLrox STATION, Xxx, July ., 1874
EprroR HICKMAN Corn,ER will YOU
allow me the privilege as asienai .lsuders
hcaped upon me by the fiiior Of the 1 u
ton Gazefte OF July the "a. 1914
| wish to scan his ediLarial briefly ana
show wherein he has Published gross
falsehoods.
He says that | denounced The temper
ance organization as a moustrous m9hop3
oily" This is = false statement, Tor saiu
that prohibition as proposed) WAS a no
noPoiy. lie the Eduorl says ih"e
strongly affirmed whisky vas a olesslh Z
decreed from God. This isanother ia'se
representation, for said that wine was u
blessing and not whisky.
He says that | prayed that God might
rob me Of my vile child and this world ;
goods, and even of hope beyond the
grave, but O! said he-srOb me not oi
that God given privilege Of drinking my.
drink uItrammeld by false Legislation.
There never was a more odious, Internal,
and diabolical falsehood hursed npon any
man. than this As to the due, Judge \.
d. Kingman spoke hhy.ssyen minutes,
after which | spoke the kme, when the
Judge spoke fifty mint me- lie says
that declared that---SS ~ s.~uor 3as
respectable and "A blesss 3Ez u
-, ri 9
Se ser !. . . = 2, = Z. iii, =
minister ST the Gospel There he mis-
represented me again. Please allow IN,
to give him his just deserts, if | can b,
accommodated by our language
". Ii. FINCH.
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Beam from a Dogs kiss.

correspondence oil N i. Gun
The Sun Of the 9th contained a
letter from j. c. Dalton. NJ. D.. on
the subject of hydrophobia, which
speaks Of the possibility of mad dog
communicating the disease by simply
licking an ubraded spot on the hand
Of his master. The truth of this was
terribly illustrated about three years
ngo y Mr.. Van GuiIder, a printer
employed in the establishment in Eul
ton street, Blooklyn, had small black
and-tan terrier. subject to Ats. One
day while the dog was in paroxynTs
his master took him in his arms TO
soothe him the little creature recog-
uized Van Gulder aud licked his lace,
touching his lips, on which there was
a slight abrasion. The fit proved to
he more violent than usual, aud the
dog died in his masters arms. but
without showing any symptoms VI
hydrophobia.
Half an hour alterwarl Mr.. Van
Gui.dcr tried to wash his hands anh
was seized with a slight CONFUSION
y second trial produced a much
more marked effect, and within an hour
aud half Of the dog's death the mas
ter was suffering from the worst symp-
toms of hydrophobia. DR.. Ilormision,
OF Brooklyn. having been summoned.
saw no hope of saving the patient. and
recommended that he should be seut
TO Flatbush Hospital The advice
WAS acted upon, aud Mr.. Van Guildcr
became an inmate Of the institution.
For tic first twenty >four hours after
his admission to the hospital he was
carefully watched. But as The end ap
proacbcd his paroxysms became so ter
ilble that the nurse and watchers fed
srom the ,,room aud locked the door.
For two hours they remaiued outside
lisienI1s 10 the sllricks of tic dying
man. Then all was still, and when
they vepurcd to open the door and
look in. the floor was Uttered with
broken glass and shattered furniture,
aud IN the midst OF tia debris lay the
lifrleSs body Of Van Guildcr, his
eIiEcllesl haDds aud distorted features
beaFiBg unuisiakablc evidence Of The
agouy in which he died
The old fashioned womcn's crusade
f....f. 1,.... I ,...3 :. s.. e.I.f -
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LIGHTNING RODNI

MIR. J. W. PORTER. has established
ISs permanent depot at Hickman, Ky,
where any Of the most approved Light
ming Rods,
THE STAR GALVANIZED RODS,
TIE STAR COPPER RODS,
and the
PATENT CABLE RODS,
together with Points, Fastenings, Insula-
tors, Weather Nane Points. etc, can be
had and the same put up by experienced
hands, Oh proper and scientific principles.
Prices and terms reasonable.
VIII Keep his work in thorough re-
pair free Of chasge.
Headquarters at Bondurant & Drewry's
warehouse, Water street
By All orders promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed
REFERENcEs.-Bo ndurant & Drewry, II.
\. Tyler, Sain'I. Landrum, c. A. Holc0ulbc.
and great many others in Fulton, aud
Hickman counties, Ky, Obion, Dyer, AID
Lake counties, Tenn.
aprillS-tf
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0hilnHrX.

RACHEL HANDY, died, at her resi-
dence in this county, on the sth inst. of
csncerous affection, aged 80 years, III
months aud days.
She was born in Fayette county. Tenn.
Aug. 81, 1900 moved 10 Franklin county.
Ala, when very young, with her parents.
Thomas and Margaret Moss, where she
lived until she married She then moved
with her husband, to Kentucky, and set
tied in Christian county, on the Trade
wafer She next moved TO the Purchase
aud settled in Hickman county. on what
was then (and perhaps now) called Punch
con Camp Creek. She lived there but a
short time when she moved and se.,Ied
on the Mississippi river, at the head of
No. SIsland, in this county, in 1926. y here
she. lived until the day Of her death.
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The following rule win enable you
to fud the height of a tree or Of any
standing object: When the sun is
.hiuing SO as to make the tree cast
badow. put stick (no matter about
lis length. say 10 feeD perpendicular
in The ground. Measure the length OF
the shadow Of The stick aud Of the
tree. Thou as the length of the sticks
shadow is 10 the height OF the stick
above the gTound (Which can be easily
measured) so is The length of the trees
shadow to the height of the tree,
proposition with only one unknown
quantity.
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FoR STATE AUDITOR We are au-
thorizei TO announce b. Howard Smith, as
a candidate Tor recollection 10 the o'hce OF
State Auditor, election August, 1870. Col
Smiths long public service has given him
great popularity over the State, and he is
descrvedly popular as a genial, social,
lospltabie gentleman. Our Representa-
tive, and County Clerk, gentlemen who
are and shoull be, intimately acquainted
with bis official administration, give him
a hearty endorsement. Our people will
chrcrfully consider his claims, and if
found worthy will no doubt yield him
ikrir endorsement.
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Letter from Hon. Ed. Cross
land.
MAYFIELD, Ky, July ,, 1874.

MAYFrELp, KY, July ,, 1874.
Col John Martin
DEAR SIR In your article pub
lished in the KeHtnckian of the 9th
June, headed Jas. b. Beck" there
are certain errors which are unjust to
both Mr.. Beck and myself You say
you were informed that | had pub ic
ly denounced Mr. Beck and asserted
that | had mo confidence in his moral
or political integrity" Your informa-
ton was not correct, | neither publicly
or privately denounced Mr.. Beck nor
used the language attributed to me-
In respect to the letter you wrote Mr.
Beck, aud his to me you are also in
error. About the time the canvass
.,aaneI ia 1872. | wrote to MIR. Beck
for certain papers aud infor'nation thar
| desired to use in the Presidential
canvass. Ia his reply to my letter he
stated that a friend had Informed him
that l was abusing him. | promptly
wrote an emphatic denial in reply to
which he wrote. commencing his letter
with Dear Cross, aud said he did not
believe the story that had been told
him, aud perhaps quoted a few of the
strong words employed by me in max
ing the denial Mr.. Beck did not "eu
close your letter to me, and to this
day has never told me who the
friend" WAS that wrote to him. The
only time now remember ever to have
alluded TO the matter in our canvass
spoke of the letter from Beck to me.
which had ia my pocket, aud not OF
the letter you had written to him. OF
course | supposed you were the friend
who Beck said had written to him 6s
an Independent representative | have
oiteu differed with my colleague, but
nevertheless regard him as one of the
most able and useful members Of Cou-
sress. pectfully,
EDWARD GRASSLAND.