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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07
stale and f'if5 Health fsoa d .
Tr.urisr Ionrt.l I

Courier Journal
La~' Wear ,hr ken,nes, Lesi-'atufr
,..,-rd an act 20 e>tsbii-h Sra
B..td OF Health aud he mea u
S on 4 have hrrn "a exceedingly ,sua
ssssi'as-sserse ar,-m~n rusru-t~d
si:t ia. ruuIti allan ui vital stasi-,Ie-
al he sanitary ~Up' iIn'endfn q,
he Sac heeu given the nrc.>~s-,
I,uuer tp-uiurce sanitary measures
The dn'ie- al our tn..rd IA he 4 ,ei
- he ac'. "sear,i >nperiureud-nce III
nai Interest," ~ the tiealil AID Tile 81
h. riiizens of HE Stste, shall stud
vital -tsfi-fIe-. anf eu.i-svar TO make
Intelligent and P & bic use ii the
30, ecicI records "i death aud knees
,u,ng ,h- people; hail maxi. >auiiary
."ve-,iyaiien> AMI iuq .Ir'e- Respecting
lie c,ns.s OF d,ea-e, mld esperia!Iy
OF rpi.i, ibrc>. The e.u~e- II martsiiit,
sud tie Il q = of i"ca titles. piJ, nient
cpnd,,Inu> iuod. Sa;er supply, habii>
circumstances. on the health ~ th.
people They -baIl when requ s,ed
~ when ihet .ierIn hest advise the
tiicr..- al The Go eruInenf, ar With
either are hoard. Ia regard to drain
&C. WAFER ~oppy disposal Of exrrr'a
heating aid ,entila'Ion of any public
Institution or building; they shall
from time 20 tine. recommend
standard works on hygiene tar the.
u-e al the STATE -ehnu- These are
about all ia. functions accorded ia +.
h.. l n n f...t h..
are a ish-,iy to aeqGiint III 'nse've-
s,i.l, lie mH,,liold dlnser- 10 wh,ch
he pub ic heath i expo ed bus the,
are given un p'aer Z. en- "rcs The rempy
u at The procuring cause ~ disease
II ere he u ard l. crippled While the
mieIpier- are not able 1. make >anI-
iary survey at the State on account
oi he msagerDe<s OF the sppropria
zion 81 .5u0-Courier Iourn.l
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II. a. TYLfR.


ilere'- question. Snppo-e the
oe,rple Of rLi- : ate d'..ide up0,
CONSTITUTIONS, C"uvenf,nu aud az
'"uvrurian irIIr C,n-fi' al - All ui
- ~ il the prn2'r lar rsp6'i'in" a..
- t.enplc rej"ct II. what i he nes
~? Must The same tarm.liiy b.
.,n- through ~i'h again that We ar
ing ,hr"ugh unw. snd which vi
qaitr nearly ,-fru Years Ia accom-
IN. ,ix. he Grating of y new Con
rtu'ius p Iducah Nrws
The only way TO amend lie c"n>'i
ut,on i ia he ~ss prescribed !.
hs, instrument. Lei The Ntws hrt.
-hov. it, ow" questions bv 4 .cl.,riu-.
constitutional cuusen'ipn "ur.en'
nd 4fvac fan vbte an nh
question 10 August The ~en'imen
growing d,y hy i,y ia frv"r Of
.nventiou. aud il mu-i be sooner 81
.ser
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.nase ssillin,t. Lina.a,.

Ia te>pop 2 ta some -ric'"re- "p"h
him IN the 4 .dncsh Nav CORES
,,nnd,.ni ha- IL trr--ei letter {" tha'
u .p.r ia which he sa.rs
Tosri Your mind rr'ielS at Ease ~
The suhject of Jndae Lhd>ays r"ndi
dacy. | wiil -av o. y,i hH have a
i.tsrr from dnj-r date of Dece.nh'r
% Il last. iu which he safes pn-ifivr
v thar lie is not cse6iiate for ibs
,nmina,i,u cor GoseraOr. and has
.-rudiou~I, reiraiurd rom taking any
par, ia the canvass lie fur hsr -sy =:
II ba,e therefore. iuvf' d rairnnag- ~
4 lawyer. and have uttered up"u Il
.ar.e. aud | hink viiuatie prac' Ice
Ny time Sili IA. c,D-nafiy employed
a the law AID lave Pinir-,i"na
..ny,ycmeni- extending 'hI"ush"n' III.
uhr'r at ih- en-uing Year la c'.n
.auetcr oi 'ie>e lncs | csuurf iur'.
NV a'fen'i"n 'c acne p"litie~. and
caun"' afford (EerunnrI'!) {" work :"
-rcure n nnmina ian shich i Hb at
al ,ie-rr.hle ia IA. 81 Br | propose
Ia peak IL. thr. intes'-t "i The D.mn-
cratic pariy. aud nnfer r'rrn'n-',nc'-
hat will -huS that have no p-r-"n
Il ends TO -uh-erve
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I.xnu (n,lnr.

s-ye corr. pnrdrni oi The Padoc :
N@w~:
Tie Convention was disgrace 4,
h county stai il il almost The uaaui
urus eiatatio,. Of the he's pecpie q
he rou,ty that they sill never -
gage M another mass convention
Ssr~ cnie'''-m, mran ukiskey ("l
hich Col Cuderwond'S tri.oi- had
tree barrel gu tap aud polite
When combined aud rhurouebly -hak
~ up og-'ter. form ir.stiully ex
pi"SINr material. Wiioe~-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07
ufsuaDt Governor Cudsr
VveRh

l. publicly charged BY re-ropsih :
parties win act> in his canvass Ia
governor - di>'eru,"be tina, be owr'
il 80 him~eii. {" the psrts, ADD tn
State 10 either reiu'e them or else re-
tne irom he contest. Two grn'lr
men .t Fl, donia. Mes>rs. j. ; Bucs
ner aud X X. Morgan charge hin
~iib ,.sna', hing" and dragging ne,
into l,is liu- ~h.n divi>inn vofe wa
cal ed Tor in Ptinceton They char
.ci+ri1e his cnnduct as unhecomin
ny gentleman Loui>sigs Demvcra
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.tems CT General Interest.

There were more convictions 10 the
.. i'euriary Ter he. la>i year IN the
UuIted States. than in any previous
year
A bin La- b,,n introduced into thr
Tennessee Legislature 10 make The
carrying ot Generated dtudls weapon
punishable by imprisonment 10 th'
State PRISON
Hen d II Hughes has Withdraw
i, name from among the canddate-
or Lent Governor He declines Il
maxi ean,a-~. aud thanks TAI, friend
or their offered support,
Tfe Sr,e j bt o. Tennessee il III.
rresr of all .h. 81 hein State win
hr cxe,p'ior II Vpsiuia which Wi
,.cr.,. i iuttfest an"uDi- io sonnet hiu.
ke fit y mitiion- OF dollars.
Pre,iacni 4 " Cole. of III Nat
,Iilr. Chattanooga and = Loaf r.,
rusd. denies tina, the STATE credto,
navr lien on that rod The rua.
heinz constructed by private ~uhscrip
'iun.
I'll. R,,u. ic,p s ate Cen'r4l Com
mi''er al Kentucky tus issued "a
lvr Siate &, u,rt,iiun t. lee he
lprii 10 IT Louisville. To n"mib.,i
.4ndida E for Governor and other 81 -
fleets
| Paducsh Sun: Contractors rep.t
rrr'r ---------~ -r.,s=aa,.ir.ss.iy mad To
/ he eFertIen Of new binding VII ...
rupN nil heir iimr .lnri"g he com
10. summer. \ ID 1879 will b
s.."wna- The .builing yrar" IL ,h
| tl'ure il story OF P-.juc,h.
! The State Senate of Tennessee ha
pp>-ed resolution 10 submit IA
.bt questions 10 the people Al
- ,..-o ution asking their Senator'S an
II pre~eD.stises az Washington To ~
heir II firDce in securing reprai Il
he Law Imposing ten per cent tax {"
he I-sue ol State Banks
tn. Lexington Press -ays: Sn f.
a. rh- ius ruc'ion of Delegates i c,.r
rtrued. D. B,ackbarn is already ia
ahead In the rure Tor Governor III
~il get all this section OF r"unr'
which. uuier other circumstance
miehr have gone 10 judge Linda
Wnh Lindsay of Blackburn his Il
.'.~y thing 81 il up here
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07
TMO Young women Driving ~
Cow riareusis the streets 0S
sc I'aui
Pioneer Fress


Y~-'eris, mrrpipg sbpnt 10 "'cI"cL
~ y"npg ladies we're scrD ur1rchirg
wa fh.rd street one ierlipy and the
her driving COW TIE y"ue .
lies Were ."".! lnotin. Dire ->ed Is
:. air. If country giri-. and I,ui.
d nl"ug Il Mau"Icim.-,'- dry y"ud
80. ga Thitd street was reached
ere hey led 'be ar,mai aud di>at
.rsr,d y, the store. shrrrupnn 4 y,,ut {
-,,nu ru he'd "a, at tiIe back do,
~ /, wa >onr time before he conc
'"uni Upon mixing inqn rie- ,"
al m,-.,riuu- aff.t sh- IepJt =.
Nod ,ha' The y"uns iatic- ~.
~ En.rna Fa,tu dough er oi PSI
t'iirr.. - =, Pan. Mis- Mary Il,-r
rk> oi Wlnnua fhey were aux
n ." insriyi. M Nathan Ls"n
j nnbs ibei : -ieTr. and This d
:, reason: \ f-s evening" since VI
i.y-n aecn al the YOUNG 'rdie- ~ Il.
= o. proud - >'o'-p =" he 3h'ie- =
o; .ruer~ daughter and prom d
!. S5n six drc>- - they w"u
,.run 'h- 10 sc act :, ,--'rr'i
,t,ins ~ iisd il ia,turr'- dau.'h'
.tumt. ia drove NJ + hsr'
q ir"ui the t'srn. attached r..I,.
). White N,-- F-.t.er l,.d she ANNA
/. ueud 'ck- va krd brhiud 81
br,uIn-Iick Ia hasten the III,
l-ahouI lear they passed down rhir
.nl he Seven Corners 10 Wabr-hr
lrre Iird the bovine. aud FASTENED =
Give fheir wages
fhe y"ung latte would hardly HAY
zen .rc"gn,z,i la their imprnmr''
..>inu,e- by heir mn>i inrimste trirb'i
IA eert.in,y nn' ia the position /
,hich they were placed But 'h~
sen ti.e six drr>se- which will 500.
| ~. Tor hc"tnipg aud ,he deed ani
v,om9,- ID. unsa ian' qie-'i"'
MIA, wont y young lady DO i"r
,t,sss
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Thee i much in'e y, here ahe"
the deb, aud ,ai.road csaJlicarion- il
Tennessee. Gentlemen al from 'hr
ssa..s-uzs.s-~4a-alli-t Thai bud huiirr-
gain the -ui, il wili6dha drp' evsrv
,aiirnsi except he I-e,r.sr which
J. 6nanria very -,tp"g President
Stamford and V'rr Pre-ia.n' N"".
comb nf The Lnnisrlne TOAD arrived
IN Washington Wrd,,r.isy.
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R,rrAIrNa Town t'mAnrrns.-

RyPEAIIxG TOWN t'UARTEHs.-A
rnn''"' 81 pe'iii"u~ haze been pre-
-rutrd nv members 81 the Trnnesse
General Assembly praying the r,Pen
Il the charter Ut Incorporation a.
certain towns 10 Trunessre They az.
ak'ns paffetn after Memphis. bu
Nhether The Legislature viii grant Iht
'el,ri asked ior i. question HAT r.
'nsin- up-"lVed. The perision- viii
hills yrovidiDg for the sh"ii- hment al
ma charter have all been referred I,
h" Committees oh Corporation -
BrRHer
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

HiCksNS n - REQ i. iSs3
f. liter Hickman Codrier: Anv On-
conveT-ant ~ "a thu course ~ politics III
kentucky. 10 day must he con vince,i chat
Is useless to 'raS- race for uoIuina
ii.u "a any oftic-. b. il great or -msii uo
less he makes au active. per-onai eat sa-~,
fhis-th.- sad mi-fvrt'se-,s that b-frli GU
.,-abfe iast suusfne ---si@ PR v"ntrj IN.
long The estates OF many Deceased
nrighb0rs aud rem l. TO settle have mad
NY professional duties srddaus that !
nave not had time to visit county. a.
ven answer letters 1T PERSONAL frirni-.
Tho have written soliciting me 20 max
he race. l shall essr feel grateful. ,"
hem aud the tbic iIess " Il" have sp"k
en- so kindly of nv, no enc could sPprr
ciate the honor more than u. hat nnde,
the circumstances n,nsi request you ia
wIthdrsw my name from ti.e ii-I OF asp
rams Tor the Democratic nomination iOr
Ii, VI. Governor.
Respectfully yours,
n A. TYLlR
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

MLMPuIs. February The i~n
.-omnii- -i"ner> arpoin'rd ny ,h- t.,
rnor were swarm in to-day ard have
--uuei cnb,rnl 1T affairs In he
sne ,nfime Uni, ell ; a;eS Ceust have
sued garsi-hinrui~ ia Iav'.r OF e,e.ii
mrs amaussin. 10 ursriy Sl.oou.ou"-
al ssrry-i,ing avsiiai.s. s''-i''''r'"s y
lily i,a- been a''aeied. f's"
~ ""--~,- hi q ID ia the U'i'e'
our f---.A ing Tor ihe sPrein'
me-" "i rereiver. WILL tr heard dni'
"s The early por'i.n If nexI week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07
DEspgaADn KILLED =

a UEsPERADu kILLED y '"fE'
Hacker. notorious iespsrtio duTing the
war-,he snan who killed Geo NsDougal
-~sr ecid-ntaliy killed. miles from
Fulton, in Weakly esfnty. Tsna- safur-
day last. He hal hsen in Fal'on iirinS
the day. was drinking consi 'erAbiy. aud
started home in the evening tie was
found On he side Of the road dead, AID
his buggy eapsized. Tne suPps-ition IS
thai he was driving in a run, or his horse
fAz away. when The .seidsrt happened
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Bacl burn l. again ia 'he lead f"r
governor and will -say there this tinir
Five counties Instructed Tor Black :
ourn lat Monday The race nov
,tands Blarkhntn l5l Unief~"oi 10
/, nd Joue- a.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07
For Llens. Governor.

We are authorized 90 announce Hon. II
A Tyler, of Fulton county. as caudi
date Ter the Office Of Lieutenant Governor
Of the Common wealth of Kentucky. sub
ice, 20 the action OF the Democratic Con
vention.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Pa - nan III ,htWe,-kIy Aivanrt
is-n,.uvlile. Arkasas ti,hk~ he
-"urtry i .nin. Ga th-sss i'.d rapid
= j hat. ~i.b"a, a ad'Qn ch inye
sll -non br there Her hin:
w.. are lick ant weary ut II I'll
haze country -e-u, rotten to the GER.
|, i one vast. cuuineufa' PaH c r.
rr..m ~hirh ihe >smy nozr al CORFU
i..n p,ur> Tor h sA,rreSrr p'n
,u-s ia it A veg Iemo~y "f pr
,r. so-ral 6,,as"d : '@".le
i,-s rd...-- ~ f-ead he la
I'm Naine 81 NJ fro 4" -,
r,mr. mnp,rriIsl, ~ any "ihrr -
"a ar any other isr since B,hs
al imperial Raus were -,rurA =.
..rh b, their owa J th aud p"Iln'iya
~ <rs in upon "u reputii. Kfd
,i-m ha- ~r.ts-r-di D...i-.S. tn
in aud dehsa hey murder say,
al last br"adc,-ieverl shere n
,halc pres oi ;hr r.iipn dril vum
nth ,he lo4th-par aud IA eli,
T. ais 1T he hi.ler9 e,rniv.i 81 i
li,ry Al the adrrinr- have sraS
- tTnm cons al u~e aud pe" - =.
b-.trid "us-s are beliS iaseu III
s.ry raiiing du a ihi"g-
3 z-hul. IN b lprci-d - tTtu
Ia .dq .,rfsr- iuy ia.e ir"m l"lt
- j "a rival -po. uPn 'ur
( i"rn must COME .''n or h"r1
here sIli -ink Ss-i helmri a.
I'D. ia tie b ,i'etn'r-~ dep h.
own rul,enue-, We need
.e"rrntrib ,i..aod jn'ie- -'e''.'
vanl-t ,u.nt at ~rHs ns"re le"ifs''.f E
r,e- AID ,iios-'.- IA re ja'i'cs "a"
emp Away With @aski>h -e"'in' ~
.!i,y aud la~s.rish f"'avrr a~s
irlr emotinnsi insanity did,
ex, cu'i,r ps,don .h-ardi'ie~. aud ..
hr gull, -nii.r. -u'ely. unex"rab :
way aud every hrrr
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

We are authorized to announce DO"
Henry George. OF Graves county. a. "
candidate ., represent the COMMITTEES o'
Hickman. Fulton and Graves. IN the nex'
Senate Of Kentucky. Subjectlto Demo
cratic couyeation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

The name at Mr. f.,,,
J'"-i< very r'nnius niiy nr.,.d il,
r"t"er'i'.n Nth he i,ei,rh af the CON,
"i c nn's'o piens The Sua wonls il,
'i"r-e aud .ufnesi him viii the great
f-f iDaein,b'e Pleasure Mr. cnmu
bell l. "n~ at 'ni m"st bri liant a.e
promising. yeuig inw,er-. is n man >,
large read'rg. h.iongh educa,i.n arr,
broad ais: comprehensive i.i.ss
II the Sun wa~ called upntt 10 a.,
% a iaet man. fr"H it, iens,hy h,
90 good sud capable naen aho wai,ld
hi the pn-i'isn with credit. alike T.,
himself aud the di-irie,. ia w.nid mn
he>iisfiDgiy nsn- Mr csmpheii TIL. =.
a. No n,an Nj hin 'he range ., IL.
Sun = a'qnain. ance better ausiifi.a
both lawyer and e gentlemen. fnr
thar v-r, important offire than alr
Z The Sun Extend "a him It's mnsr
cordial and hearty support --Paiacah
News
The COURIER heartily endorses The
Suns compliments Ia Mr. csmpb-H
McCrackeu county ought 10 bring him
OUT.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

We are au,horirea 10 announce Fayefe
Uewitt. of Hardin county. "a csnd'da'r
for the Office Of Auditor OF r"h'ic &C
counts suhjec' 10 the seii"n OF tue Dsin
scratic Convention. Nav !. 1879.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

The counties of Mead aud Marshal.
instructed for yler, for IL. Governor,
last Monday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07
SstE1L ANDRUM,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
HICKM AN KENTUCKY.

Pniice. ISSUED in the following old Reliable
ssra
ts
u
Ere of New
t"ics
%
ts.....
Fro h e nj nent husne
OF seeurs
poIi
paayo Of New Ar,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Ma WILLIS WA >sere>-tul. Las
seek, in getting hi Chinese bill thru
he House. II had decisive M .jnrin
H. principal feature i the section FRO
hibiri"g, under heavy penai,ie-. aus
vessel from bringing more N ~ fftee,
Cinnamon to this c'un>,y on any on.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

ny very decided ii affe5t''ls h's-rsiase"
the whipping post law. 1, sassles
On behalf of the ahiprioe pot rh., !
has greatly lesseped crime. e-reci.il,
pe'fy larceny and consequently saved
he Commonwealth a large am,r.., i,
criminal charges. The facts pre,ets.r d
n-taiu this yi.w
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18
rwThe regular call for the meeting

wThe regular call for the meeting
of the Democratic Central Committee
will be found id another Column. Az
the coming campaign Tor nominations is
likely to be an exciting one, owing to the
number N positions to be filed, the
Convention should not be fixed earlier
than the third Saturday in May, the 18th,
nor later than the first Saturday in June,
7th. At either date or between them
would give candidates time to announeei
procure tickets and canvass the county
1t has been suggested that Monday,
April 7th would he a good time to. hold
it. That time would give candidates less
than one month in which to announce.
procure tickets and canvass the several
townships, besides the weather In March
is generally stormy and unfit for such
work. Give plenty OF time, hold 1t un.
der the popular vote system, confine the
voting to Democrats, rule out all others,
appoint Supervisors who will comply
strictly with the law and then no defeated
candidate will have any just cause for
complaining.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

wA letter from .Mr. MAURY, our
Representative in the Legislature, is
published in this issue, and in it he com.
pIetely turns the tables on those who
censured him for voting against the
BoorH bill to reduce the fees and sala.
ries of county officers. II any person
has buiided very high, with the hope tha,
Mr.. MAuRY would lose the support Of
right thinking men. in this county, be.
cause Of his vote against an unconstitu.
tionai enactment, that person ought to
be very careful when taking down the
structure lest it fall upon and crush him,
along with his hopes, before be has had
time to realize upon the investment
Read the letter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18
Ex Head Center S,epbenlss intends q

Elk, Head Center Stephens intends to
start soon on tour OF cities to examine
the condition aud sentiments. of the Fe-
nlan Clubs, and to organize for unity Of
action. He claims that there is only one
Irish Republican Brotherhood of any i'm
portahce in Ireland, and that he is is sole
representative in this country.
A Washington dispa,chito the Cincin-
natl Commercial savs: Tilden's friends
here are much elated BY what they consid-
or his vindication as to connection with
cipher dispatches. There is strong un
dercnrrent Of feeling here 10 his favor
among Democrats, as their standard
bearer in 1880. A Southern member OF
Congress remarked to-day that in the
last two weeks be had received 40 letters
from his district, IN each of which it was
suggested that Sam. Tllden vas the bes
man for the DemocratS next year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

: EThe Barnesyile Enterprise gives
an account Of the misdeeds of stock
buyer named JOSEPH HARRIs who step
ped down and out few days since from
Levisville, this county, with some of the
funds Of his employees, McNIcaoLs 4
BAILEY, and adds:
"Since the above Was put in type, Har
ris has been heard from. He was ar
rested in Cincinnati as . suspicious char
acter, supposed to be horse thief. II
order to get out Of this scrape, he tele
graphed to friends in Belmont to identi
fy him. Messrs McNichols and Battle,
we're at once apprised of this, and th,
former went to Cincinnati. interviewed
Harris, and recovered 8S25 Harris hai
got out of Jail an hour before the arri
val Of McNichols, by depositing e75 a.
security for his appearance. He haf
not stolen horse. but had changed biz
appearance, and excited the suspicion o
the police. He was not arrested by Mr.
McNichols."
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Prof. Tees Weather Predictions
FOR FEBRUARY 1870.

10Th to l4th. ending in cloudy,
threatening weather, with heavy rain
or snow storms; 14th to 18th, clear
or fair; 15thAe 18th, ending in rain or
snow storms In places; 18th to 2lst,
clear or fair; 22nd to Goth, ending in
clouding, threatening weather, with Sc
we're storms in places; 26th to 2Sth, clear
or fair; 2Sth, fair and pleasant. The
warmer days win he about the 9th. 18th,
17th, 23d and 2sth. The comparatively
cooler days will be 3rd, 9th, 18th, 10Th
and 25ib. The degree of cold on these
dates will depend upon the wind; il, W.,
N W., or N, then very cold. II any
other direction, more moderate. II S.
or 5: W pleasant.
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HThe firm OF VIM Lamping 4 Co.
OF Baltimore, one among the Oldest and
as was generally supposed, one Of the
most reliable firms OF that city, engaged
id the sale of Ohio leAf tobacco; made
an assignment some days ago. They
will probably pay SO cents on The dollar.
This will be An additional !ndpGemeht to
the Ohio Shippers to put the Bellaire To.
hacco Warehouse in operation; hal the
Ohio shippers consulted their interests
their tobacco would have been consisn-
ed to Bp'aire last year, and by go
doing saved the heavv losses entailed by
the Baltimore failure Wetkel Co ( West
Va J Uemotrai.
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An Honest Confession.
New York Tribune--Rep,l

The National party intends to keep its
organization alive till the next Presiden-
tial election, II possible. This is a de,
sirable scheme, and no Republican will
stand in the way Of its success. Wheth-
er the Democrats oppose it by coming
out for honest money, or fall in with it
by consenting to attack the banks, the
result will be the same, easy Republican
success. The National movement al.
ways has been, and always will be, q
help 70 the Republicans by demoraliEins
the Democrats and dividing their vote.
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norMr T. ,;son claims to have ny

~Mr f lison claims to have pro.
duced the highest temperature that has
ever been produced BY artificial means
He says. II concentrated the electricity
from thirteen horse power machine In,
to the space Of half an inch ny inclosne
carbon points in block of lime Pieces
OF iridium, one Of the hardest metals to
melt, dropped into the 4 smes, volatilizad
Immediately with an explosion. Asm II
screw, driver passed across the fime
would he cut in two, the parts touched
by the heat melting instantly. Even
parts of the lime crucible fused under
the Intense heat, and the light from il
was SO glaring that 1t painfully affected
my eyes. reT
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Workingrnen.

BEFORE you begin yonr heavy spring
work after y winter Of relaxation, youl
system needs cleansing and strengthen
ing to prevent au attack OF Ague, Bill
lious or Spring Fever, or come othel
Spring sickness that viii unit you for I
seasons work. You will save time
much sickness and great expense II yo,
will use one bottle OF Hop Bitters In you
family this month. Don't wait. Sc,
other column.