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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
BEALL-WINN.-Ats st. Paul's church, Baiti-
more on Thursday, the 7th instant, by the kev. j..
4. b. Hodges. ID. D., EDWARD SINCLAIR BBALL
and IDA R., daughter OF the late VIM. 7. WInn.
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The following quotations
are furnished BY II. D. Cooke
l429 = street.. p
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"A LPHABETTCAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Containing Cards OF F1rst.CIass Estabs
Ifshnents in all Branches OF Bust,
ness in the DIstrict.

ness in the District.
j. 4. Baker, s2S s go La. ave.. bet. 9Th 10th sss
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
TnAs T 4sytS CO.. In s15 IN , st., OPP Pat. once
Sst Sce4a 7S % 81 srees ssP R o. psDt
ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW
ghfs. Albert and John w. Warner, 6a i ct. INV.
Ii. ii, aEieS. Law and Corporations, 6ls 7th t.i
P.J DonahGe, Room 4, Bradley building, opposite
BANKS AND BANKERS.
esE@a :ApeTiean SsyInygs bsns ana sAIs Deposit
BANK NOTE ENGRAVERS.
Excelsior Bank Note Company, l4S New York
TOfE Once. e BrosdWaS cor. Wsf1sa
uoleman's Centennial Bath Rooms, Sz4 sth st. NV
i. Fred. Fischer, SIS 5th St., bet and gts,
BIIL.ROSTERs.
John A. Bickerton, SIS street n. W., near 9th.
At Whiting straw 6't and bit bleacher ga Pa. ava
BOOKSTORES.
Solomons:& Chepman's Metropolitan Boofstore, sli
hand the newest and most fashionable styles Of
lome'' % and nd wedding Invitations engraved % the
highest style of the art All the new publica
d, A. BrosnSn tCath0nc, s36 st., bet. 9th 10th
boots AND SHOES.
4. Z. HszeIton, z23 7th ST., Q. 7. Han.
q, Funk, Boot Maker, LILO z street northwest.
BRASS WORKS.
National Brass Works, as, El6 and 80 18th Et. =.
W.; Thos. Somervtlle,:: manufacturer ef all arh-
cles used in the Plumbing and Gas and Steam
Fitting Business; complete stock Of LPfunber'
Supplies, &C., constantly on hand
BR0NZING, GLIDING, 30.
Idw1rd Stope, 600 7th ST., shops ODD Patent once,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDER8.
Robt. j. Fleming, sos Tenth street northwest.
CARPET CLEANING.
Lorenzo Rice, 40 Maine avenue.
CARPETINGs, OILCLOTHS, &c.
WIn =. Mitchell, sI3 Market Space. Carpets, OIL
c. hs, Mattings, &c.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
RoI.-.' II. Graham, 4I0 4I2 H4 sth street NV.
Mci-ermott & Bros, 80 Pa. ave-. near Sd street.
Wm. Beck. Wagons and Carriages, 2l09 h st.n.W.
CLAIM AGENTS.
@. Lay & Co., Claim Ag'ts and Broken, q ~ sts
w. Whitaker, 23I5 NJ street northwest.
CI1AIRVOYANT PHYSICIANS.
Mrs. DR.. Ellis, 1913 Penna. av.: also Planet Resder
CLOTHING STORES.
Eoah Walker & Eo., of Baltimore, 625 Pa. ave
COMMISsIOEERS, &c.
Eohn W. Frazee, q. S. Commissioner and E5aml-
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deci4-ThSTu&ds
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-26

L osr.
Headlight certifce No. IS for league and lahsr
issued March / lsfs, 10 janice Taylor by the Board
OF Land Commissioners Of Victoria county II not
found within 20 days, viii apply for duplicate.
BARNES PARKER,
oc6 w9s Agent for Owners-
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JOHNS & DOYLE.
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State Government.
Arsrm. TrxAs. oc.ober. 1s,e

AUSTIN, TENAs, OCTOBER, lStb
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OF e. hts,i z gnfOrma % be IA ned b, an c am
inais0- d. Of the al deYartnl,
the STAG government - The General Land Once
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same prope ly authenticated when desired, Our Mr.
Doyle u ) practical Surveyor Drznghtsman and En-
z necr and long experiences has made him familiar
With the details Of business AL thc pSrtments OF
the State government etters calling for services
Nhich require immediate outlay OF money mast in
close al east = sufi, lent insure aetual ex-
pcnEes. which will be ereditcc on fee &C
count Cur charges will In ell be moderate and
proportion services rendered. Relying upon our
abligy 20 ease you, request yoar errespondsnce-
Respectful ". JOHNS Il DOYLE.
We VIII also furnish any required Information or
copies Of papcrs, from the United States a. urt and
other Federal ofnccs located A. austin oci5 win
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w. G. CHENEY,
Practical Mineralogisi and AssayeT

AUSTIN, TEXAS.
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over BrueG gerhoGsl
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respond with parties contemplating mineral invest
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No - Austin II ny absence Nj. A p. wooldsidse
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OF ACCOUNT.

rhe State % Texas to AL persons interested IN the
ccascd.
wiiiism s9ank admnlstrafor 81 the estate o. Peter
Dorsey, deo1Azec has nled hin 1nnl account In the
eo1nfy oolr - Travis eoanty, which Nflt Be acted
a. th a. Il tern % sad can. eunmcncinR the third
Monday IN NOVEMBER 1s76 the coarS use therenf
IN she city 81 Anstn which tine al persus inter
sstd Ia said estate may appear and make ooiecrioas
Witness, Frznk Brown. -cierk % said conrs
(SEAIl and he seal thereof attached this seven
tscnsh day of October. iS76
Oesssua PRANK BROWN. cisrk
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Loan, negotiated. Surveying done. Title- examined.
{ aims collected Locations made. Patents procur d.
Taxes paid.
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DIR. TUTE,S SABSAPAuILIA Ann
QUEENS hELIGHT
CAUSES THR BODY To GAIN IN
SOLID RlESH.

NNTllRF 4 stss{y aad s.la'so5l eEe.
HHulnUkIs Ter RE,gNye 81 lsrsis, ~
HNE HIT yahNC - 90, ENavaEseei ~
u Vi ! ~ - h .hs ys4iSss rtrsSsi err frnsf.
,-rs:. 4 reid eHyS 40 Re. Gail 90 ss.9s 70
ur. Judson, 7os CIS4tSHt sfvsrs, s.. LsHis. Ne.
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RNGoLE. "a , April 20, 1873.
". A. Thedford d Co.. CAdtfdaooga, Tam:
certify that ] k own and used SIMMONS
LIVER MEDICINE, prepared by pr. A. q Simmons,
for twcnysiX yesre and with ut hcsliancy pronounce
u the very best spcciHc FOR Livr Complaint les use
believe, saved my life; and from my knowledge OF
its u-e IN Georgia, IL has produced permanent
cures 10 liver diseases than any ali others combined.
it is the best family medicine 90 he states-in the
world. AHTHuR O.. LEFT.
Minister o. the W. Church south. aud Grand 3.
Warden Of Grand Lodge. "a.
FOR SALE BY MORLEY BROS. Aus'in TeSas.
auV3tdzuu. nee. m. wGm
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Duke of Edinburgh could afford to put up
with the loss, for she had an income of
some Els, 600 per anuum which she derived
from her grandfather.
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L sr-
Headlight certiacste No, sIl. issued by the Board
Of Land Commissioners of Nacogdoches COUNTY, on
June - 1853 10 Adolphns Sicrne, assignee Of Fran
CISCO Hernandez. for one league aud labor. II not
heard nom in ninety days, application for duplicate
sea- wsI W. A. RYAN.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

Mis- Allen, a young girl about
10 years of age, daughter of VIM.
Allen, a farmer who lives fi0e or
six miles below Hickman, was
badly burned Friday last. She
was standing in front of the fire
when her dress ignited, the flames
spreading with rapjdity over her
body. Her injuries are not sup
posed to he fatal, but excrucia-
tingly painful. But for the pres
ence of several friends, who ex
tiuguished the flames, she would
have been burnt 10 death.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

W. w. Reed, druggist Of Winchester,
Ind, writes: zone of my customers, Mrs
Louisa Pike BartonIA, Randolph Co, Ind
was long sufferer with Consumption, and
was given upto die 10y her physicians. She
heard Of Or. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption, aad began buying it Of me.
In - ..2Ss s,inIuti.as
much impp5Ted she has quit using it go =
feels she owes her life to 1t" Free Trits-
Bottles at Moore & Landrum's Drug STORED
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For LAILER.

We are authorized to announce THOS.
V. WALLACE, as candidate for re cleo
ton to the office Of Jairer of Fulton coun-
ty. Election in August next.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
L CARPENTER, as a candidate for the
Office of Jailer of Fulton county. Elec-
tIon in August next.
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CIRcuIr CoURr CLERK.

We are authorized to announce T. VI.
FRENCH, IA a candidate for re election to
the Office OF Circait Court Clerk of Fulton
county. Election in August, 1856
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Dis

We note with pleasure, that
the Grand Sale Alexander & Max
well have inaugurated, by Offering
their Clothing, Overcoats and
Heavy Boots AT COsT, has met with
unparalleled success. Parties
needing goods wouid do we'll TO
patronize them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

A Past Saturday eveaiu 3 young
And Fs was at Que of the stores
and stopped long enough to
warm and make some little pur-
chases. lie had with him single
barrel breech-lQadipg shotgun,
and he left the store about >
o'clock, aud started, as was sup
posed, to SIR. Abe Stauiields,
who is his grandfather, aud who
lives between here aud clayton.
1t was showing some when he left
the store and began showing very
hard soon after he left. In going
home, in order to shorten the dis
lance, las he was wallliug) he lett
the main road and went through
some fields, and was about halt
! way home when he was murdered.
As he did not get home Saturday
= night nor Sunday, his folks natu-
rally became uneasy concerning
HIM. and carly this morning Mr.
%tanheld and several OF his neigh
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce W. P.
TAYLOR, as a candidate for reelection to
.sIe oHn-- = County Court Clerk ef Fulton
wslessesUpsElection IN August, 1856. -
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce ". B.
GORE, as 3 candidate Tor the Office Of As
SCISSOR of Fulton county. Election in Au-
gust next.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce J..
NAYLOR, "a a candidate for the Office of
County Judge OF Fulton county. Election
in August next.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

-Judge Campbell, of the Cir
cult Court, just before the close
of the session last Saturday, rem.
dered a decision in the case of
Commonwealth VS.. Riley, for
playing baseball on Sunday for
pleasure and profit" which was
appealed from the City Court,
Judge Campbell Overruled the de
msErer, which claimed that the
G REQ esss--aSsvs pa skttEiii +s~e. ,7'iaS
,ug OF Baseball on sunday. The
5ndge in his option stated that
where the game was for profit tie
statutes emlhaticaily prohibit II.
and apply with particular force
TO that particular sort Of amuse-
ment.- Paducah Standard.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

The most rapidly built tow.
we have heard of is the new tow
in Wichita county, Kansas. =
fellow hauled a small printing out
fit ont on the plains, set 1t mp,
built a shed over it, named rs
town and issued his paper. en-
rec veelse sfrateA -tlaat time .kS
solitary newsp PAPER ---s-~----..s.es
himself in the centre of town Of
five hundred inhabitants and set
tiers were coming in by the hun
dreds.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

Tile Kentucky Agricultural
Bureau since It's establishment IN
1876. has cost the State over so
600. Which amount has gone Tor
salaries and printing! Has any
farmer or citizen Of the State been
benefited by it? IF so, let some
Fulton county farmer inform the
COURIER. If itaccOmplisheS any
good, let the Bureau be contln'
ued: but il it does no one any
good, why keep up the expense J
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

Seven brothers, named Arnold,
living in Hickory county, Mo-,
were taken in a body to an asylum
for the insane at Jacksonville, liz,
last Saturday. They made the
acquisition of money their only
object in life, and investing and
losing their wealth in a mythical
silver mine in Nevada, their minds
soon went the way their money
did.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19
FOR saERIFF. +.

We are authorized to announce w. A
SHUCK, as candidate for reelection to
the office Of Sheriff of Fulton county:
Election in August next.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

Mr. D. /. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, KY
Gays lie was, for many years badly afflicted
with Phthisic. also Di abe.es; The pains
were almost uncomfortable and would some
times almost t..roT him into coayulsiens.
lie tried electric Bitters and got relief from
fr5t bottle and alter takirg six bottles
w as entirely cured and had gained IN flesh
eighteen pounds. Says he positively be-
lieves he wosld have died, hadituoi been for
the relief afforded by Electric Bitiers. sold
,,ast.filty cents bottle by Moore & Landrum.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

FOR CoMMoNWEALTH'S ATTORNNz
We are authorized to announce CHAS.
II. THOMAS, Of McCracken county, as a
candidate for re-eieetion to the office OF
Commonwealth Attorney for this judicial
District. Election IN August, 1885.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

common, - - 10 ot-A", - Nss
to 1915; miloh cows, 5000 to .
veal calves S. 90 to - 90.
AltTLEs.-l4 hands, 4 TOT years,
to $4,000; rs to l63 hands, 4 to
$4,000 70 $1,000.
HoRsEs. Heavy draft, Sl20 90 to
good drivers, $4,000 TO SllO.O0;
Sl5 90 to SO 90.
Butchers and packers
from - 50 to.S45O.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

will be remembered THAT his broth
er and two other men reached
Hickman on the evening train of
Janmry Sis, and together all
started on foot through tl3e snow
storm TO some place below IN
Lake county, one of whom reach.
ed the house, the other two being
afterwards found frozen. The first
information Mr. Kelley received
of his brothers death was through
letter from Texas.
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An Artificial .Bd


If the speculative vieS
is correct, the recent bill.
blessing, after all-for - q !
prepare the way for ''booI1s45. =
the cattle market by destroying
20, per cent. of the herds on the
Western ranches, and thereby in
creasing the value of the remain
ing three-quarters2 Prices must
90 up, and the cattle trade must
show a general Improvement, un-
der this calamity. 1t is true, Ii
the destruction has been as gene
raj and great as is Appreciated,
the price of meat will 90 up too,
and this will be a hardship to the
po0r-Out the speculative view .
trade takes no account of thiT
part of the business; it consider&
only the interests OF the few who
sell, and leaves the many who buy
to look ont for themselves anu
then, the blizzard had q happy et-
r-~zxs><- eA4t = q sA4ss1Sz- 100 -
halEmilllon boxes OF Florida Oran-
ges were frozen, and three-quart-
ers of the trees they grew on, be,
sides. This is hardship to the
fruit planters Of that State, and ii
will cost orange eaters all over the
country something; but what are
these trifing considerations worth
in comparison with the phenome.
nal animation in the orange mar.
ket Of a jump from IS to So q
boxs
Aud the charm of this trade
view of things is that we need not
wait for natural and legitimate
booms; we can produce artificial
ones which viii serve the purpose
inst as well. If a lively market
and high prices are what the coun
trv needs all we have TO do is turn /.
Hot of paid incend - ),
among the grain fan s
i West, the cotton pla s s.
i the South, the elevate
i bauses of the cities
aud factories of the ind
tricts of the East, withv
burn one-third OF all
! and This would cause
90 np 338 per cent. all
line. and impart such Il
80 we have mot seen
Millions OF people wo 4
nndouoteslly, but khe
nade fortunes by tue
~ote the artificial 9pA !!
thing for al that
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= ALEXANDER & MAXWELL.


Speaking of the whipping
post. an old man tells the Pa,iu
cab News that he has never known
criminal to be marched up TO one
second time Louisville Times.
There is a bill before the Leg
fslature making gambling and
keeping a gambling house felo-
ny, Furnishing persons so offend
ing with a term in the penitentiary.
lis the fruit all killed. The pro
liability is that it is as ''dead as a
door-nail. November. and Deem
Der were very mild months, and
the buds Of fruit trees were, no
doubt, swelled to some extent.
There is no excuse. for rich or poor. L
deny Themselves the comforts and iuxstrie
OF medium or fine Furniture, at the prices
which Stephens & Maxwell are offering it
The Louisville Commercial as
serts that only three members o
our Legislature have refused free
railroad passes. and yet all thu
others pocket the mileage pa,
when it don't cost them one cent
Who are the three!
All the BARRIERS in northern
town signed petition to the coun
Gil asking fora an ordinance CLOSING
barber shops there on Sunday. L
they all wanted to close on Sunda,
why did not they do SO withou
bothering the council!
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H1cKMAN. *. Jan. 81. 1ss6

:
HICKMAN, KY, Jan. %, 1886.
Council met Present, Mayor French
Couneilmen Whiting, Ramage, Cole Fethe
and Hertweck.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
City Marshal Wilburn presented the fol-
lowing account properly approved:
For coal, ETC., ..........S 5.le
which on motinn, was allowed. and a
sheck ordered to be issued for the amount.
w. McCutchen, former Treasurer, pre-
scented his final report, showing balance in
treasury, $50 Al; said report having been
examined and approved by the finance
sammittee, on motion, was received, and
3 above amount, together with all books
y 4Dapers in the hands of former Treas
+ sydered turned over to the City Treas
ssUnra's BOND.
{, Treasurer slect. present
Tax CO IOr elect. pre-
bond tioA r. I. Tyler
e. i III, his h1hrities. j,
LsEk-I were IcCCtfSNf
: = sties of City
- IL = { The sum Of
=
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Can't Ohio beat all the States
in the Uniou getting up disgrace
full political muses. and situations
Now, they have two State Seu
ates--one Democratic and one
Republican. The Democrats have
one majority, but the Republicans
have The presiding officer, whc
they claim, arbitrarily rules against
She majority. This, together Will
the CINCINNATI riots, election
frauds, charges against Sem. ol
Payne, Sc, makes a pre1anr
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19
Sc RATES.
.eao ceries.
.le than the Loves

Ptfk expsnsss-no store rem
Sh for all rny Groceries, and
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REPEAL oPrroS LAW


On notion, the Council by unanira
vote, decided TO petition the Leg islatufS
Kentucky, now in session, to pass an
50 as to amend an act approved March
1878, which prohibits the granting OF
cense in Fulton county, KY, to CO
house, saloon, tavern, or tipping houss
sell spirtuoas vinous or malt liquors
any mixture Of either" that 30 muc
said act as applies to the city of Hickn
be repealed; or to allow the city of II
man to hold an election of its quail
voters to determine whether the city
for a sum oil not less than three hundred
lars, or m re than one thousand do
grant license TO Triple the above menti'
+ liquors.. and the City Attorney and
Clerk we're directed to draw uR-"sS,ss'-'
ward the petition to Representative a
county in the Legislature.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Attest. ". L. McCUTCHEN, G.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

ahsp.s4Aty .6position
at the Olhne people,
Iolclitical boA eed, to
5aigatios ppaaSSof the
Ycons Seuat Hoi Payne
assSinent I,sssnocrats
|ney. hat the 5nembers
i5Sic party in that
menmrbsAntly thoroughly
whe III the matter, and are
' s+oSg to have it prohed 10 the
y tenn. They DO not hesitate to
admit the gravity of the case and
it's apparent foundation on facts.
and there is belief with many OF
them that it will-resuit in the loss
of tkS-saeat TO the Senator. SO
eonfiYRf are some Ohio people
that this will be the final result
that they are beginning to gravell
discuss prospects us to his snc
cessor.
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AM = NCEM'
FcR CIRCUIT !,

We are authorized to ann
RANDLE, of Fulton county, 49,
date for Circuit JUICE. Election -
guat next. J
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

following +. 5ute ID
Randle, caLllidate :
Judge in this distriS =
Clint Randle, of HicE -
been pulled in by the : =
eoerced into announcinS IL
as a candidate for Circui :
IN the Paducah district
was no other way to ge
the people have drafted
cleared the track. Had n
Randle's modesty kept pal :
his eminent ability he WOW 81
been in the public serN
AGO. He is the Ran.
Kentucky-able. ami2hl
ing only in ambition. TIN
ioices to see that he
been smoked out OF hiS -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-19

OF Saltiiio, Tenn,
Jan, Tuesday, after
of his brother who
in the bottom below
al was frozen to death
ow storm about two
4 He had his brothers
\ 'isinterred, placed in a
and carried to the fam
Y at Saltillo, Tenn. His
had been out in Texas
re, aud had written that
y be expected home about
- OF January. Why on his
UEhrning home his brother
Ms, detour by way of IFick-
to Lake county. Mr..
stIE cRes not know, but sun
o.~as induced on it on
- OPGTi.yi less EnQenia+fot, Il
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