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SAVANNAH COURIER '
,
C. L. 1IEPXEK, Proprietor.
NON-POLITICAL.
I)evot.el to Iht tntertt of the
' Courier Putront.
THURSDAY, JAN. 21, 1886.
"We must have CASH in ad-
Vance for announcing candidates, an
follows:
Congressional. $15 00
Judicial .' 10 uo
Legislative... 1000
County 5
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Circuit Judge.
To the Citizens of the Sth Judicial
Circuit.
I announce myself a candidate for Circuit
Judge for the counties of Maury, Giles, I.aw
rence. Hardin. Lewis and Hickman, and I
respectfully solicit your support. If elected
I will dispatch the business of the Courts as
expeditiously and wiih as little expense to the
people as possible. Respectfully,
1 JOHN T. ALLEN.
We are authorized to'announce JOE H.
FUSSELLof Columbia, for circuit Judge
of tl e 9th Judicial Circuit.
We are authorized to announce "E. D.
PATTERSON as a Candidate for Circuit
Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit, composed
of the counties of Maury, Giles, Hickman,
I-ewis, Lawrence, Wayne.and Hardin.
We are authoruedto announce Hon.!.. P.
PADGETT as a candidate for Circuit Judge
of the 9th Judicial Circuit of Tennessee, com
posed of the counties of Maury, Giles, Law
rence, Lewis, Hicicman, Wayne and Hardin.
For Attorue7General.
We are autriorizedto announce W. P.
CLARK, of Centreville, Hickman County, a
candidate for Attorney-General for the 9th
Judicial district 'JZZ
ter, Jno. T. to. . .
J.T. White, irve$,re authorized to announce JOHN L.
.r.i.Jt.Mr.MtuR.nUttt Columbia, for Attorney-ceneral
I. UTasw, for iht wWU'llcial Circuit, composed of
irdin, Wayne, Lawrence
- .ackuiai- .es and Maury.
Senator Jackson came near having
his house destroyed by fire one
morning last week.
Geo. V, .' Akers, well knowi.
throughout Tennessee, died a
Nashville on the 1 2th.
The legislature ot Ohio re elected
John gberuian to the United States
Senate lust week. . He received 84
votes to Allen G. Thurman's 62.
Comptroller Ptckard says ; the
clerks of the courts throughout the
State tie coming up quite promptly
with Slate revenues. ,.
Congessmuu Taylor has introduced
a hill asking for an appropriation ol
7,00'J to complete the United States
building at Jackson.
A. L. Lnndis, Jr., formerly editor
of the Nashville Banner, has settled
in Florida, where he will engage in
the practice of law.
Under its new management the
Amerian refcrsfto Its morning con
temporary, the Umo.x, by name, a
thing it was Lever known to do be
lore.
Miss Kate Bayard, eldest tlaugh'
ter of Secretary of State Bayard,
dropped dead of heart disease at
her. home In Washington on the
evening of the ICth. ,
0. P. Uadden was re-elected pres
ident of the Memphis Taxing Dis
trict on the 7th lust, by a majority
f 5509 votes over Mr. GHdenr,
who received only 273 vote.
A young lady in Philadelphia, who
was a witness iu court, refused to
kis the Bible because the witness
before her who kissed it hud sore
lips and ' una before him tehwed
tobacco. '
. Jackson haa .made one step to
ward prohibition by making it a
penalty for any, marshal or police
man to drink: intoxicating liquor
while on duty. The m-oiui otfense
makes them liable to fine and dis
missal. It i stated that a society h is
been formed in Philadelphia or the
introduction ot a new method of dis
1.081 ng of the dead. The society op
poses the burial of bix'.ics for saui
tary reasons, and denounce crema
tion as barbarous. It propose there
fore tho adoption of a method of
petrifying bmlies a method recent
ly discovered by pr regiinating Rus
sian. The corpse is ulijectet. to the
action of certain "chemicals which
rouTerts it into an indestructible
stone statue, which can be set up
S In a vault, or, if preferred, in a niche ,
' iu th dwelling of the surviving '
THK IjrTEKV MUST GO" j
'
Kenautr nn n. .... . lai)(K)gaf vitU venty Bve charter
ported favorably frtn the Commit I mt,,uj,cr8i
lee on 1W Office and Pout Rom In,!
the bill intro-luced by him to pro Cupt. H. T. Norman, of L,banon,
h.bit the mailing ol nepcr uud tippoiute.l .ncsengerof the
...I..-,; t,in,.l,1t.rvi"e,on the recoiuinenUtttiou of
advertisements. The Coinmittet
eaya the bill is undoubtedly cotmti-
tutiouid, and quotes a decision ol the
supreme court, upholding the right
ol Congress to pass such lairs, and
conclude its report by saying:
"uVt'oiltiiii of the press was not grant
ed for the purpose of intrciiehing In
our'aystem au enemy to its better
conditions. On the contrary, it was
cstnblihhed lor the purpose of pro
moting such conditions. If it be
prostituted to the base purpose of
crime and the demoralization of the
people to the swiudling devices of
the manipulators of lottery schemes,
surely Congress may say that it shali
not be entitled to use the instruuteu
tality of the mails to ctlect its ends.
Evil agencies in society are nulli
cienlly and effective of harmful re
sults in spite of all that is done to
restrain them, without being re en
forced by a doctrine and practice
which would entrench them in the
constitutional guarantee of the free
doui of the press, and assure them
immunity in the use of the mails."
Tennessee has the following pluc
es on Committees: McMillan, wnys
and means and American shipbulld
era and Blup owners; u.iiunwue,
naval affairs and militia; Neal, miu
ing and mines and claims; Richard
hoc, Pacific railways aud war claims;
Pettibone, elections and expendi
lureson public buildings; Caldwell,
commerce and the cbrirmanship ol
the committee on election of presi
dent and, vice president; Glass, ag
liculture and improvement and lev
ecs of the Mississippi; llouk, mili
tary affairs; J. M. Taylor, postotfice
ud post rouds and chairman of the
committee on expenditures iu th
iiavy department: Z. Taylor, pen
mono and expenditures in ' lie post
office department. Caldwell and J
M. Ta lor olone have chairmanships
The people ol Atlanta are having
an interesting time over the recent
local option election. The anti-pro
liibitionists are doing all in their
power to prevent the operation of
1 lie Drolnbitiou law. They have
abandoned the discussion as to
whether prohibition prohibits, are
endeavoring to throw doubt ou Mie
proposition that an election elects.
Under the hw 'one tenth of the vot
rs who voted caif petition tho supe
rior court for a contest within twen
ty days from the announcement ot
the result. The anti prohibitionists
have secured the requisite number
of signers, The prohibitiouists ure
indignant but confident of ultimate
success.
A FKOZEX SOUTH.
The extraordinary cold wave
which ha9 swept over the country
lins surprised the oldest inhabitant
in tiie Southern States, and caused
immense damage in the farther
South. Iu New Orleans, Galveston,
and many poiuts iu lower Testis 'the
ice has been thick enough fur skut
ing, and even in semi-tropical Flor
ida there has been a remarkable ami
damaging freeze. In Texas the loss
of cattle ilias been very great, uud
the loss from frozen oranges in Flor
ida is estimated at $1,000,000.
On the 11th Gov. Bute commuted
the sentence rf William Spence, who
is serving a life sentence in tn pen
itcntiary for murdering his son in
law Ed. S. Wheat, to five years from
that date. Should he live to serve
out the five years he will be eighty
years old wl.eu he leaves the peui
tontiaiy.
The Boston Putt objects to hold
ing a world's fair at Chicago In 1802
on the ground that it ii au udvertis
ing scheme. If Chicago is willing
to risk New Orleans' experience let
her go ahead, especially os she asks
no aid from the Natio lai Govern
ment. Secretary Lamar has decided that
a suit should be brought by the
United States to seitie the validity
ot the Bell telephone patent.
STATE XEWSo
A. A. Lewi, editor of the Tenner i
sttan, ht been .ppoiBteU pot.Un.ts
let at Gallatin. j
ur.nrr the recent cold np.ll Du.-k ,
River (rovs over at Lolucibi. for ,
first time in ten years.
Ex Gov. Brown has resignetl the
roeeiverahip of the -Texas Pacific;
Kil.,.a.l; a position Le has held for
I several years.
A German Knights of Labor a-
aeinblv Uas been oraanizuil iu Glial-
Mr. Mc Mi Ilia.
The Commissioners for the West
eunessee Insane Asylum have ap
pointed as building commissioners,
Ausliu Miller of Hardeman, Johu R.
Goodwin of Memphis, and A. W.
brockaway of Haywood.
The residence of Mrs. Miles, who
live five miles from Uuiou City, was
burucu one night last week, as was
also Miss Coi'iune Miles, aged 16,
aud a negro woman. The fire was
not discovered until it was iuipossi
ble to get all the occupants out.
Those who did escape were badly
burned and frost bitten iu the cold.
While a freight train was passing
through the tunnel on the East Ten
nessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway
under Missionary Ridge, a locoii.o-
tive which was loaded on a fi t car
scraped the arched top of the tuunc
aud displaced several of the arch
bars, causing a cave in. About 30
tett ot the urchiug caved and the
train wus split in twain The engine
was derailed aud otie car lo led with
merchandise eiuirely crushed. The
tracks were blockaded for 24 hours.
Passeiigers ou the main stem were
transferred over the Ridge, and pus
sengerson the Geoigia division went
by the Western & Atlantic to Dal
ton, Ga., and thence South.
One of the mo-t deplorable rtcci-
dents that we have been called upou
to record was the accidental shoot.
ing and death of young James R
Merri wether, son of Thomas Merri-
wether Esq., of the 5th civil district
of this county, last Wednesday. The
unfortunate young man was at the
residence of Mrs. Dr. CritteQden
preparing to go bunting when a bird
tlew by tit which he fired killing it.
Uefor shooting the bird it is sup
posed he cocked both barrels of his
gun and forgetting tins he was re
loading when it was discharged, the
entire load taking effect in his neck
just below the chin, se ermg the
windpipe and jugular veiu and pro
dueiug death in a few moments. The
family and friends of the deceased
are deeply grieved that one so
young, impuiar anu promising
should meet such a horrible late
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This Nov. 17, 1885.
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