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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

MARCH, THE - 1901.
To the Tailor Mr. IT. r. Punch:
In many the last hours, we, VIM II. Todd.
and w. H. Parks, and II. T. Bird, have TO
leave our kind respects to you and family,
for we, as prisoners, left in your charge. owe
you all our kindest wishes for your kind
ness towards US while we boarded with you
| have no doubt but what this letter will
take you on surprise, but nevertheless there
has as strange things as this happened be-
fore For days and nights we have labored
hard, and very hard, to accomplish our feat,
to gain our liberty. We have finally sue
ceeded. Now you can have all the particu-
lars in regard to our escape. We are under
no obligations to neither man or woman for
any tavOrs shown US for escape. Eve used
the hoops of cur water bucket for saw,
and the file was found IN a crack In the
wall. We made handles for them and set
to work like tigers. We laid our plans and
they came out victorious Now we will
try for our escape; everything is quiet now,
and every one in bed asleep 1t is a little
after three o'clock. The man that found
some other mans horse is to take the lead
he says he knows every pig path through the
country. We expect to be pursued, but we
trust We viii not get far before we get friends
and horses. We have four wide roads 10
take our choice of, that is east, and west,
and north and south. I don't think that we
can take them all but we viii pick the one
we think best for all / don't like to leave.
If could get bail / would not leave, for /
am not guilty of no crime, and | know
will have to stay here till my trial 1 viii
take this trip and see if I can't make some
money aud fee my lawyers, and viii come
back on my own responsibility
Signed w IT Tom
With these few lines hope do not leave
no enemies. You shall hear from me- soon
Yours, as ever,
TT
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

. q a ). MsooNN1oo. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1867-01-18
THE ALLEGED Day epoDe swMOlxe CASE.

A Bogus Dry Gosds FIrm-ExaminatiOa sa
the Tombs- The Evidence, &c.
The Of rolger Tbbe was resumed yesterday A.
tsrnoon as the rombs before Judge Hogan The FOLLOW
ing evidence takep:- ~ Na nf8.
Daniel Williams, Of Is Thomas street, sworn.-I
in the dry goods business jobber know william C.
williams: am uncle OF his; know the frm Of
Folger 4 Tibbs; bad q conversation with william @
Williams about the month OF September In references
70 the 0rm OF Toeer Tibbs and his connection with IT,
70 sell them twenty per cent iess than cost prcs he
said ct hrsf that they were hs own asked him fer
Ss dd moi DO So horsSsr' and pr"ssby about wssi
jecsd 70 hs taking shon away he said he would not
ss sors IN charns - r.ss E ssd rhss he , would
snake me give mp. the goods; saw afterwards
FoIssr Tibbs, and refused 70 give up the goods to
him; said was wiling 70 pay for the goods twenty
received note intimstinr that proceedngs would De
cornmenced against mo unless gave mp the goods:
think Williams was present At my store when The party
representing himself a. member OF Tho firm OF Foger
Tbbs TO me; while these goods lying st my
store had conversation with Williams, IN which he
be said he was going 70 make v biz thing oui q Il, and
that would 60 into IL also might make money; he
.sd % something % hin, about smith 60 sei',ns % quantity o.
other Arms than Tolger Tibbs and Smith Co told
him whom be proposed this business 70 me that be had
better let alone, he had already been two or three
fuses; have been Q merchant twenty-five years;
think honorable for merchant 70 sell goods twenty
per cent less Than cost when he wants % raise money
have failed three times; have been charged with
fraud; have iii-feeling towards Williams; but
said thai my oath would send him 10 the Stats
Prison would awe II; have said that be had his
just dsesrts he would be In the State Prison. owe
Foiger n Tibbs bill Of $18; I never examined the
goods brought 20 my store by Williama
Trsdsricf r. Taylor, Of 100 Hammond street, sworn
in the employ Of rolgsr Tibbs . clerk; Was
bookkesper for about six weeks before the frm dis
solved 6he rm kept two accounts IN the Grocers
Bank, The other In the Bank Of New York; do not
know that they had any account with any other bank
was supposed 70 make the deposits, but they might
have had other bank aocounts they might have 900
with Duncan, Sherman 4 Go. for al 7 know know
Goegin; Do not know what position In the store OF
Toigsr q Tibbs he held
Rufus Ripley, bookkespsr m the New York Bsnk, and
Joseph Keller formerly clerk in the employ Of Fogsr
WAS Of little Importance.
ms case ~as ihsn adjourned until two o'clock to-day
The New York herald., 1867-01-18
POLICE INTELLIGEHCE.

y Avray ~. NEWSPAPER OSFIcE Yesterday morning.
William II. rwker sud John q. Waite, employed in The
printing ofncs 4 sporting newspaper, At 2ol william
street. becaJn. Evolved In QUARREL during which IL is
eirhi,sr saeihe iengtl and with Il struck Waite
heavy blow n, Iced, naIctng somewhat dangerous
sssse H:asn Sy Sssr ss S q ss
trial ON a cha -, faonons assault Bowker s twenty
sight yanS ~ so vas born IN Washington county, IN
this Slate and lives az 49, Aenroe street. tsses .
Dpsnos,sr pox sryc. Ellen Plunkett, recently do
mes,ic in ths employ OF Mira Rose Rogers ~ Baxter
srset yesterday arrested BY officer wilkinson. Of
the Sixteenth precinct the charge OF stealing guam
tty OF gentomen's aud ladies' wearing apparel valued
$50. portion OF the stolen goods found Ia the
prisoners possession and Justice Hogan before whom
she arrAgned committed her 10 tho Tombs for trial.
"A MnxxAS II BAD ConASr.--On Wednesday night
Charles Eaton milkm an, residing In Fifty NTH street.
near Eighth avenue, entered the premises No 2sS
Church street. company with Mary johnson coored)
that before leaving the premises Mary and LOUISA eon
ousy abstactsd $40 10 Treasury notes from Of the
pockets Of his coat He missed hts mOnay reaching
she street. and suspeciing his female companions.
caused their arrest by ooer Cook Of the Firth precinct
Justice Hogan yesssrday committed the prisoners for
CRuUsY TO AN ANIMAL Henry Green, arrested by An
oiosr o. the Twenty first precinct for driving lame
horse one or the animals foreegs being broken, was
aagned yesterday at the Fourth district Police Court,
sAd Justice Connolly aave order 70 chs ocer
the horse sho being the most u deposition Of
him.
ALLEGED DrHoxrsr ATTENDANT Philip Patrick Henry
Barbor q gentleman OF the colored persuasion, and
lately aplate mechanic" st the DeIano House, was ar
rairnod before Justice Dodge yesterday charged by
Charles Waite, OF the guests OF the house with the
then OF clothing and other property amounting In value
to Sl63. Mr.. Waite from time 10 time missed articles
OF clothing belonging 70 himself and wife, and Philip
Patrick Henry had . paD key, with which he opened
Mr. waites door, he arrested suspicion of having
some connection with the missing property Although
he stouty denied any knowedgs Of the matter he
committed for trial In default Of 81 500 bail
The New York herald., 1867-01-18

weekly Rcpors % tho Sanitary supevtnsend-
ent-Teueusens Houses Reported II = FfIshv
The Board Of Health held iss regular weakly meat
log yesterday Afternoon President Schultz In the chair
The superintendent report was received end read.
According 70 the report during the past week tho sani
ts inspectors inspected three hundred aud thirtsen
tenement houses one hundred and thirty nne private
dwellings ana manufactures besides number Of
ables yards and areas or tho houses found 10
bs IN unhsslthy condition. sishtyfous were tenant
and ten private houssA Eghtyhrss streets were also
given In condition detrimental to health The whole
number Of reports made by inspectors two hundred
sna % niy Insr returns snow snat O wan. ,,.n.
But thirty four complaints had been received
Sousss wherein S ~'s cssss S u ,ypnas ;yphoid and
scsfstina occurred visited and disnfected by the
sB ssns s sss e :ps om s
q some twenty nve tenement houses p certain parts Of
!os was called 70 prsmsss 90 washington street. owned
by M Baker and s10 Delaney street. the cellars of
Ing ia light ana az isrousS I one small window, and ali
consisting Of two apartments. one Of which is without
any window ana eonmuniOsiss wish shs other ~ door
smaller By 10 fest N s1s and each cellar h occupied
by family q hrse persona :. .- - -.
noon yesterday Thirty q The burial permits
given during the past two days for sanaomicS'-
namely bodies that he'd passsd through the dissecng
hands Of the hospital surgeons. w, t.#e a.tFff-,
ATHUAL RuuRf oY TEE BoAnD oV HRAIrn.
The third nsalment Of the ANNUAL rspo Of the Beard
:: ss,s ps ord eS ss .s q y:
his department since the organisation Of the Board md
10 repete with comparative tables Of brhs marriages
and dsatha y goss ovs mach The ground m rsa-
ton to the cholera IN the city during The m sn1nsr
m did the supplementary sanitary reports of The euper-
insndsht cf which nstcs has already ben 1dn n ~
HsID The Regslrar In speaking of The dsatha rates
that onc.thirA Of ths whole number q deaths witch
occurred during the nine months previous 70 Novembsr
for improving the sanitary condition Of the poor
m many rsspscw hs rsconmends ths ssiAbllshmsps 81
DubIo hnAkA -
The New York herald., 1867-01-18
STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

RrTxosp CouxrY IN A Foa.--A good deal OF mnrmur-
ing seems TO be going At present among tho super.
visors town auditors and taxpayers generally Of Rich.
mond county, owing. Il II said, 20 the taxation
which is now levied the county, and without any
reasonable just equivalent therefor II appears q
great deal Of the taxation In caused BY foolish acts OF
legislation at Albany against the will and without the
knowlsdge of the people, II - suggested thar tho
senator representing the First district IN the Togs-
iature q Albany be requested nos IN introduce any
more bills relating In any way TO The Affairs Of Rich.
mond county.
BuaoLAnr "A few nights since the hou-s Of Mr.
Joseph Decker Al New SprIngvllIs, was entered by
burglars and robbed o svery article Or clothing they
con nnd along with ei60 In money and quantity Of
silver ware which concealed In upper o the
building. rhs whole amount Of property stolen II es
mated st 81, 600
SPLIT m Mxruopm cHrRcs For soms time back
great deal Of Dissatisfaction has existed among the
members bslougins tho Methodist church ~ Factory
villa A few Sundays since. however, separation Of
the conrrexaon took pa e portion of which forming
now organ zasion, bcatsd themselves ~ Port Rich
oud The of the trouble ~ sa1d 70 Be anything
but naltornR N thst body. t
The New York herald., 1867-01-18

wived RstIrcsd Engineer.
The 81 Louis Democrat Of the l3th inst tells the fol-
ing story Edward True was gay and festive engineer
that free and open manner which, united with youth,
GOOD looks and surplus Of spending money, never fails
70 win tho hearts of certain cass Of young ladies' The
good hooking young engineer put mr. NJ the Kskwocd
Hotel where he soon became scQuslntcd With Emma
sun, the pretty chambsrmaid % the establishment
dress ana fond or admiration II was mot long befcrs
True was sunstruck and IN as equally short time the
Sunnower turned IN him rs the god of her idolary
The result or this billing and crong was wedding.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Nr.
MITCHELL, " the Presbvfcvisn church. aud for Two
rests sns nocsy%o". wa, q % s os s.n sg 70
boarding house on seventh street, near The Pacific
dapot, and visited ber regularly when ne came 70 me
city. About two weeks ago the inconstant enginecr
married Miss Mclaughlin living within mile Of Kirk
woodan Innocent. unsophsficsed slri pi nileen, Nv
ing Nth bsr parents who arc people q rsspscsp
the brother ol the bride, astewasd on the river rc.
turned home from visit 20 Odn, Il He had recsiyed
bridesrcosn sod ha ina, Il was only sham marrss.
Tho knot hat bssu tied by Mr. Nils of Webster Grove
and coud no, es united = DAY and re p,csssr ,u ,Sa
slse matter vas cssred up ffue and mclaughlin oc-
cupied the same the night o. the Wedding leave
ing The youns bride wespg a sa sna r". m.de ~
with the bride TO- meet nm ~ tne s'son
ihs Following day ad ny with hf on the winxs o. love
- ~ ma SUNNY SPOT where hsrd hearted brothers come
N.Y. a,,d rsrsy,s -. unsnown Mclaughlin aud True
bh came 10 ~ Louis the day, and a. tho former
Mas getting on the train al rourtsenth street be saw
True who on gctsns sight of him. lnnsped on, and IN
mis- way the conempsted slopsnsn,, Yves frustrated.
urIaurhj,n had sworn Kill True ~ " turned out that
be- Asd wroagcd nm Sister oy man yina her while no had
another witc and for th. reasou We aai engineer was
su x{ow ~ nvoid the bv0ther OF mis- victim. " was
- 1rtausd, beyond doubt that True basmsi, aud
seytrkf Ays ago Emma appeared before Justice Cunning
IA III b4ors whoma complaint wAs nied aud the cfcsrs
werS sent 10 arrest True, who failed 70 ind him. II Ia
said me ne has cft the CITY, thinking, doubtless
How happy could be with either,
We're tothsr dear charmer away.
10 10 said that True had married young lady Ia s.
Louis some eighteen months ago, aud that prsyou u
thst tns ~ baa mAfrlsd sjri jp Illinois
The New York herald., 1867-01-18

The Cheapest Newspaper aud Best Lifcrawy
sE Journal II the Country.
The wsxLr HsRAlp for the present ~ssk, now ssAdy,
contains the exciting story entitled
"AN EVIL THURSDAY: ON RECORD IN vENlcEn
PornY-srm sAuryo ov ME YAcHrs" BY J. w. WAT
sox; "A WHITE DAY." BY JAxEs Risrus-bosh wris
ten for the wrEKLy HEaALD.

II also contains Tho very Important and lnteveetuG
European News received during the pass week BY sAs
Atlantic Cable and the Malta including special Cor
respoudcuce relative 70 the Fsnian Situation. ths Msz
can Question, 60 and the Opinions OF ths Foreign Pa
on subjects vital 70 the American Union; Our special
Washington Dispatches giving al News Of importAnes
and interest uansprIng - the National Capital togsR
with report Of the Work Of Congress; full account Of
the Progressing Trials OF The Fsnian Prisoners II Canada
and The FcnIan Situation In this city, report q As Ban
quos given by the inhabsuss Of Cowss 70 the paSuc
paiors In the
GREAT OCEAN YACHT RACE,
together with Further Particulars Of the Loss Of Sx Of
the Grow Of the Fisstwing. ihs NauscA Logs
of the Competing YachsA b.; rhe Currsue News
Of the wesk embracing al interesting Political and Local
Events and the LAtsst Nsws from Mexco the West In
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Aquatic Contest China which resulted In the sFamph
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shs Ice Boats the nudson, Base Ball on skases Cham
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Fight between Coysr and McGads Tor The Championship
Of Light wegh Our Agricultural Budget containing val
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Rsvisws Of The Cattle Horse Dy Gcc6A aad Bc0s Ans
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The New York herald., 1867-01-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couAr-cHAmseas.
Insportaut Question Of Admiralty PractiC
Before Judge Belts.

Important Question Of Admiralty Practice.
Before Judge Belts.
W II Brooks d a. ~ TIE Propeller Rsfcus The libel
In this ed to recover seamens wages and the
vessel attached by the United States Marshal by viz
Of process issued OF this court The owners by
Mr. Mccarthy, their counsel, moved that the attachment
bs vacated that the ibsllants be required TO Ale
y for costa the ground that they attached her with
out issuing sunnons obtaining commissioners GER
tcate nling security for costs Mr. Lanktree. the
bellaDts counsel claimed tina. the libel averred that
the beants not required TO and did not sign ship
ping articles they mot bound proceed under the
act or 17oOissue and obtain acortincatcbut
might proceed according 70 the admiralty rule which
excuses seaeu and savors from fling security for costs
In the rst nstance and that the Court will mot require
file such security unless the owners show sde
quste cause proper notice. which they have not done
and do In this and that to require ssaen TO
nle security for costs would, 10 many cases, have the
eject Of depriving thenn OF their hard earnings
class being poor absent from their homes and unable
reto give such security The case was fully argued by the
spective counsel who also submitted written points ~
his Honor Judge Bstts. who reserved bis decison. NJ
The New York herald., 1867-01-18

Koch, Mary Trssssl aad xas~- snsA' fersseosy inhs
Ara dexrsa william p ,dllazd. the senplaiDaps tss
aaed that ON tbs a2o December Mary 1resssl met him
n Park rov ar induced him % Accehpany her to
house n Roe rsst where she Joined BY The other
With ith essS and robbed him or Sc snd few stamps.
NilIsr 80 convicted and Judge nun6el sentsncsd him
10 ~ State Prison for twenty yeara The other prison.
ssvNeTs veuandsd till ne1o term
<-eI3f}Ll fs LARCUx. al wa 4a stFE
Henry Taylor, charged with stealing $50 Worth Of
c!othnG from Martin Smith on the 1ist OF Dccernbsr
pleaded guilty "a attempt - grand larceny md ives
sent 70 the stats Prison To two years
The New York herald., 1867-01-18

The win Of - late EdwaDt Nom Aeninssn was proven
for the second time befsre tbs Surrogate yesterday
Allegations that had bean procured by fraud and undus
influence nled By the only daughter Of deceased
MIN Hesty Rowland Robinson, who, IN ths event Of
breaking The VIII would have bssn entitled 70 the
dollars worth or property Upon these aegAtions the
probats was opened and the sttsr came mp sora new
bearing. After the examination Of the Witnesses Miss
Robinsons counsel withdrew her aegstions abandoned
the and consented TO An order confirming shspro-
bate which was accordingly entered.
The value Of the estate isgworn ct fDny and half mil
Miss Robinson 500, 900 IN her own right $4,000 10
each Of the executors go 900 20 she town Of South
Kingston Rho6e Island, for educational puposes and
the remainder e his estate 70 his exscuto IN trust for
Miss Rowland. The United States stamp duty on the
Will amounts 10 92,26o. fs 81 ~ s.
The New York herald., 1867-01-18

supxx,n CouHr--CGAxBnRG --Nos 90, s7, Ika, 1sA,
2l6. 21e, 264, 262, 263, 2o7..
sursln CcURr-cRcun --PaSt --shert Causes. s.--Nos
2sl7, 2l4S, 20ko, 22Od, 21ol, 1885, 217e 1924 2l16
z15o 2eee 2i5s 22l1 2l3S 1851 2l51 1852 2l71 a7sl
SurRxx1 Ccrar-- GENERAL TERx Nom enumsrased mo-
tionsNoA "a, II, 81, SO, a, a. q. 10, 81 81 90, %
90, 81, a. g. slsf'3 B
surrsuos Couar--rnAr rxsn Par. I--Noa 2slo
2oe1, 2S6l 37e7, Al29 $685. 2S97, 1851, 27sl, 2sS7
2el1. 1919, so21, 2s2S 2o2o. Part 4No8 27ll. 80l2
2sse i1Ae so74 soos ao76 3oss a0so sos2 sosl scss
S0ea, s0QO 30o2 ~ '8
. CcuRr o. CcxHos PIxAs--TuAL TEan.--pArt l.--Nos
x4s xe2 500 l6o 671. 51o $40. 2ss 5s. sss 5sA SEQ
676 676. 6s1. 90, $50 400. 2ss, ESQ., Sfs. SIS.
CeuRr or GHnxRAL EEsszoGx--Ths People ". George
Daley. carrying slung shot; John Strand, concealed
weapons; John Sheppard petit larceny; JohA Smith,
burglary and grand larceny Terrence Branniean, Henry
y Liney, Henry Bennett and theodore Davis, Illegal
George Richards ieloni0us assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1867-01-18
SPECIAL sEssIoKs COURT.
Before Judges Dowling and Kelly.

Before Judges Dowing and Kelly
The justices In this yesterday disposed OF forty
niue OF which twenty-five wers for petit larceny;
ten, assault and battery; ten violation OF the Excise
law two keeping disordery houses and the others for
various minor offences The Excise trials the only
ones Of any importance, and were decided ss fol-
iows:-John Kcisingsr 70 Park street, Discharged ;
George Awee III Duane street. fined $40; Samuel Wat
SON. zoo Water street, dismissed; John Nbbe, 50 vesey
street. fined 430-afterwards fsmstsd John Lacy, Oak
street. dismissed: Herman Often, II franklin street.
fined $50; Peter wischman 90 Cherry street. nDed e3O
Eredk 6cheing 70 Grssn street. fned go. and Trans
Kettleman, IS Mulberry street, fined $50.
II III pleOnpKNLY MOUSR
VIM. Meyer. charged with keeping disordery hosse,
used a. place OF sssguation. pleaded guilty and sas
fined $50 N& hk&a 3t33
CrlAN HIAHKm
Ellen Duane was pnt the stand charged with Seal
ing . blanket the property Of Wiufred Brown. OK
Cherry street. worth 81 60 Tho evidence was very
weak showing that Ellen paid fifteen cents for bed in
the house FOR the night which bed she 10 vacate
in the morning q four o'clock, to make for .
baker who was 70 take her place. and In going down the
stairs accidentally took blanket wfoh her which was
Identified By Nr Smith, who said that he could dis
tnguah y from s others becasss u was clean Elise
wks DISCHARGED.
The New York herald., 1867-01-18
cevar sf COMMON pltAs-1alAl rtam-sAar 2

4 COURT Of COMMON plfAs-TEAl rfam-pAAr 2.
Acsie. 70 Recover s1 ,5oO Dausases frsss the
ThirA Avense Railroad Company for lnju-
riss Received while Getting o. = Cara
Strange Verdict.
Before Judge DAILY. A9
yamss A. Poys<us o. Ae Third Asswm Railroad CtM-
Ycay--Ths complaint In this action after rsciting shs
fact that the Third Avenue Railroad Company rsRu.
sry Incorporated body alleges thss August TO- 1856
the plaintiff . passenger upon Of the cass Of
that company and had paid the regular fare required
by that corpoation thai plaintiff sgnned % the con-
ductor Of the car that he desired ret oT that the
vas on tho platform and in the scs Of getting o the
suddenly started causing him 70 fall and injure hi
.sn = y G % s
q u 800 Each allegation Of the compisins - dsnisd
rhs svidsncs for The plain,n was positive upon the
point that the started suddenly before hs ad snf
hcent time 70 step or and or course supported tho ale
two stasensnfs or frand of plaintiff who Che
currence, one Of whctswas made year ago ana tho
other now. did mot exactly coincide with each other
The defence sct up peculiar. Tho defendants a.
leVed that subssqucnt period 10 that stated in the
complaint the plaintiff came % their once and stated
he wished to stop she ccSductor refusing o. negesns
70 stop and that that was the only complaint
with the plsnsr uutil shs commencement Of This snii
The case was submitted 70 the jury, who rsturnsd
yS verdict for shs de defendants en- For Ilsnar saJuase
auonApsVh an9 Ayt8s LOT n&1enuknt& Jnm~b
A Parent 0nnnet Recover $4,000 Damages
Tor the Death Of q Child.
Before Judge Cardozo.
PhQip Mdas me SsrsHth Arou1 Railroad Company-
This action brought 5000 damages for
the death Of little girl, which, the complaint alleged
was run over by railroad belonging defsndsnts
The plaintiff is the father Of the girl. The crcum-
STANCES Of the se theseIn October 1854 the little
girl was Nassing frem Of the company and was
overthrovn or FELL or Of the platform and run over by
4 a md n lnop
killed.
The csse dismissed on ihe ground that The father
had no right In law 70 bring the action next OF kin
but should have brought administrator for nsIt Of
A COURT e. GENERAL sEsSloHa.
Before Judge Russell
R0Bnnny
The only case tried yesterday was an Indictment
psainD oseTgs II hnlsL biHtly inaIcDsd wish HsnU