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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-13
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FEMALES OF tlae SOUTH.

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Y our pale and CHASTITY countenance, your
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THE SUNSHINE OF HOPE

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NOn-Residemt Noffce.

FRANCIS FENTREss, G. & M.
Jas. Fentress, solicitor. igI3 it
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To the Patrons OF the Cleveland
VVateF-CuFe.

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ment Of lady from house in Twelfth street he wa,
assaulted by the defendant and In the face with
q sword cane. The circumstances attending the whol.
transaction such that his Honor Informed The ur,
that the complainant much TO blame as the Ia
fendant The Jury rendered verdict guilty. and
the Judge discharged the parties with reprimand.
ALLEGED ROBBERY.
Charles Perie was placed trial, charged with rob-
bipg Joseph lowering Of $40, on the I'D OF April,
drinking saloon tenth avenue. IL appeared that the
complainant drunk and got into an alteration with
several parties there and that the accused per
Assistant District Attorney Hutchings abandoned the
and the Jury acquitted the prisoner without esv
ing their seats
.. BURGLARY.
John Harrison indicted for burglary tn the first de-
gree pleaded guilty the third grade Of that offence
On the night OF the 9th Of April he effected an entrance
into the dwelling house Of Selma Kaufman, No. 3Ss
Ninth avenue, but arrested before he succeeded 10
taking away any property The City Judge sent him 70
the State Prison for i've years.
LARCENY.
William Wilson, who stole about 5000 worth OF wear
ing apparel from Matthew McGratb, No. 265 spring
street. the 27 tn Of April pleaded guilty to an attempt
at grand larceny. He was remanded for sentence.
John Young, who on the Goth OF April broke into the
premises OF Henry H. Wilson, No 270 Washington street,
and stole 80 pleaded guilty to attempt at burglary in
the third degree He sent to the State Prison Tor
two years and six months
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SUPREME c0uaI-eENERAL TERN.

Important Question as 10 the Validity Of n
Receipt Not Having "a United states stamp
Affixed.
before Judges Leonard, Ingraham and smith,
Abraham De Barre, st al Respondents, Us. johnson
Licin9sn, President III pc Express ctmpony appellant
On the 25th Of July, 1865 plaintiffs shipped two
packages OF merchandise valued at $l4s. Defendants
recepted therefor In the manner expressing the
conditions upon which the contract was made, and
limiting the liability to $50 The packages were lost
and Daint instituted an action for the recovery Of the
value Of the property the defendants offered TO allow
Judgment far the amount OF liability pulaed in the
receipt Defendants offered the receipt evidence and
the plaintiffs objected TO Its Introduction the ground
United States Revenue Stamp affixed, provided by the
acts Of Congress. The Court sustained the objection,
and excluded tho receipt as evidence. verdict was
rendered for the plaintiff for the full amount, and
appeal upon exceptions taken 70 the ruling Of
The appellants now contend that the acts OF Congress
ITO provide internal revenue, &c, did not require the
stamping Of the receipt; that the not inval
dated for want Of stamp; that Congress had power
to declare the receipt 10 be invalid for want OF stamp
and that so much Of section l5S as amended, pur
porting TO declare such receipt TO be invalid and OF
effect, unconstitutional and void. For the respon-
dent held that the OBJ econ to the admission OF
the receipt IN evidence was well taken for the reason
tnat the same was agreement which should have had
ahixed TO u areyenue stamp duly cancelled. "a re-
ceipt connected with and duly qualified by agree
mont contained in the instrument be read
as receipt without agreement stamp IL cannot
DC read IN evidence cannot receive any legal operation,
neither can paro evidence be heard 70 cure it. The
constitution OF the United States the right 70
impose duties TO collect and by the provisions
OF the same article farcle g. section III to make all
laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying
decision reserved For the appellants Clarence A.
Seward; for the respondent II. Morrison.
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bring up the proceedings but the question here is
whether the law has been formally complied with.
Mr. Wehle-We want your Honor 10 20 into the eyi-
depce and see II there is sufficient evidence hold him.
Counsel then closed his argument.
Mr. Lapaugh replied. He said there were high con-
sidcratons involved 10 this between
the two governments that both should without regard
to techncates, deliver to justice such criminals as ee
from the territory Of one TO the territory Of the other
II with view the part OF the Prussan govern
ment that the administration OF justice should be OBJ
served that u was demanded OF this government the
rendition Of Heinrich, whose guilt has been established
before the Commissioner established give rea
to believe that if the offence had been committed
here would warrant the prisoners apprehension and
commitment Mr. Lapaugh appealed to the Court for
an early decision in the CASE
Judge Shpman said there questions Of law in-
voived In the case which he desired to examine more
thoroughly than be at first thought would be necessary
He would like TO have the questions continually arising
In these extradtion cases set at rest Judge Nell
son Will be IN town In few days he would consult him.
and have his authority endorsing whatever decision the
Court would lay down in the matter In this way only
could the embarrassments which foreign governments
are put 70 in these cases be avoided in the future.
Tho Court reserved Its opinion till Monday next.
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before justices Dowling and Kelly.

Before justices Bowling and Kelly.
In this court yesterday the calendar for trial presented
forty eight different charges, cassed sde-
meanor, /; petit larceny 10; malicious mischief ]; as
sau and battery, 49, cruelty to animals, 81 indecent
exposure, picking pockets q violation OF the health
law !, and some other unmporant cases. and two sus-
pended from last day
Mrs. Catherine Stuyvesant of No. 90 Seventh street,
who has been prisoner In tho Tombs since saturday,
awaiting judgment conviction OF assault on her
mother in-law Susan Stuyvesant arising out Of the dis
covery OF Immoral conduct the prisoners part,
presented again yesterday two other charges by
her husband Theodore Stuyvesant, for attempt
ing u provoke q breach oil the peace by
drawing o pistol on him; and the other by
her Gcoreara Smith for striking her In the face
with her hand These two latter were Withdrawn, and
on the former Justice Bowling said he would suspend
judgment provided the prisoner would promise not 10
90 her husbands house pending the proceedings
for divorce which being Instituted. She was
then discharged.
ROUGH CITIZEN.
Mike O'Brcn OF No 81 Washington street, we'll
known to fame and to the police, hard case, was
convicted Of an assault on Ann Doughery, by knocking
her down in the street, and OF another the oncer
who arrested him. Judge Bowling, in passing sentence
said that he and the prisoner we'll acquainted with
each other for the last twelve heen years and from
the knowledge thus cleaned he obliged to sentence
O'Brien the first charge To Q fine OF $50 and six
months confinement in the Penitentiary and, at the ex
piraon of that term to the same punishment for the
assault the officer O'Brien returned thanks TO the
The other business OF general Importance
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Passage or Smndry BMIs-The Committees or
tho Board Announced. &c.
The Board Of supsrvison met yesterday, supervisor
Smith presiding.
81 amounting TO $oda 90. were allowed and ordered 70
b paid
Ths Court House Committee reported In favor Of pay.
ing sal % for stationery y eoi 10 for csrpsns ios
for iron furnished for the same buidins Tho report
81 amounting 70 50. 4s7 TO- allowed and ordered 70
! The Court House Committee reported in favor Of pay.
ing t3o25 90 for labor on tbe now Court House. ws'ch
The report Of the Finance Committee was received,
confirming the items in the tar levy.
The Board took Of half hour, after the
pra,on Of which the President announced the following
'',a znnsai Ta1s--MssrA Tweed Blunt. wIllmann and
CSissal oo,uts and Police--Messrs Brice. wnlmAnn.
csr,i ccris-Messrs Beakley, Hays, wfilmann and
Brfce.
Iaaaie Caavsaes-sesss Taylor, Hayes. Blunt and
c'ansy ogesrs-Messrs Roche, Shook, Herman and
lrini~s and Sla,'onoy-hsssrs. Blunt, Fox, Taylor
and Tweed oa.
Courf Hcar--Mcssrs Tweed, Roche, shook and Blunt
Harism bridge Messrs. Taylor wiinAnn. Herman
T.i-Mcssrs Fox, Shook, Bun, ana Roche.
Repats q cham,sr o~d Roows-hsssrs. wi'mann.
fesa,sa Y Ineotp~alions- -Messrs. Deakiey, Tweed,
xrrsgiSs and Drei Rows Messra Roche. w,Imspn,
Shook, Tweod, For and rayos 81 Eset1f.,a
ssooh ssSssy s1es sSs Brss .aa
Blunt Atf u So - c@ hs IN
sspsrvt T~esa moved sAas the regular meetings Of
me motion n's %s % Board aep
,ournsd tlll neat fuesday.
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COURT cAlEEDAR-TMs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TErM-Enumerated. Nos
1ls TO- r. 1876 126, 127, 129, l39 TO l57 inclusive
SUPRgMR CoURr-CRoUIr-Part 1-Oyer and Ter
miner. Civil calendar unchanged Part 2-Nos l32,
$685. sss 772 las olo 9o6 sss 1872 75o, 1915 7ss.
SUPREME CouRr-SPECIAL -Demurrer-No. 10.
Issues Of law, &c-Nos 1871 1872 160 193 1914 1885, 1877,
109 126 156 49, 1885, POI, 202 203 204, 205 206 207
SUPREME ECouRr-CHAMBERs.-Nos. IL, 90, 100, lO4,
1872 1z3, ITO, 1856 199. CAL commences at No. 200.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRAL TERM-Part l-N0s- 206i, 29l9,
3241 2460 23o9 1927 2sl5, 215 3i90 3l65, 3o9 1929
Bill, 2090 $685. Part 2-Nos. 2656, 330A 3090 2o5a,
$685. 1884 269o 3164 309e, 2S42 2S4 2752 so72 3lss
3222
COMMON PLEAs--TRrAL TERM-Part Mos. All, ll62
634 376 SAL 306 64J 644 o87 65S, 377 $780, 499, S7s
Part 2-Caendar unchanged.
CIrY CouRr, BRooKIyx.-Nos. Al to 60, inclusive.
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Ten Thousand Dollars Damages Claimed
from Two RaIIrsad CompanIcs for Personal

Tep Thousand Dollars Damages Clafmcd
from Tive RsiIrsad CosspanIcs for Personal
IHiury. #
Before judge Robertson.
jane Hoorey w. ne csn,vai Park and North and Eas,
River Rasiroad Company and the Hsdso~ River Rrdroad
compang ihe piantn for the recovery Of $4,000
damages for injuries alleged to have been received
the day OF August $780, The complaint sets forth
that about that date the plaintiff was passenger
In one Of the FIRST named defendants ears and that when
proceeding along resth avenue ~ In Intersection with
1hirtich street. locomotive Of The Hudson River Rail-
road Company coided with the passenger car from the
shock Of which collision the paintin thrown from
the violently into me avsnus severely brusng and
inurng person internally well as exte rnally that
the plaintiff Was connned 70 bsr home by OF tho
injuries received, for ths ssiod Of three weeks
No. she believes, Jermancnty injured and that tho
collision w~ The result Of the negligence OF the defend
ants ser, anti. ~4fg 80
rhc answer of the nrst named defcnfans denies All
the allegations of negi4 4snce, scs no general
denial Toe ast named defendants deny all lnpu,alion
cf neriiaedceon their part throw so btans Of The
on.Sin - uss5srnss sslsodapaA csSs sssn -, ~
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BROOKLYN COURTS.

The Water street Whislxey Case.
Before Judge Benedict and jury.

The Water street Whfs<ey Case.
Before Judge Benedict and q jury.
The Usised Ssals five hundred and eight barrsh
of Dhiskx trial Of this conttoued yeser
day afternoon when further testimony for the defenc
taken. number Of witnesses wore examined, the
line of evidence beng 10 show that permit had been
granted this liquor from No 90 Water street
Qt was seized in the cellar OF No. 6s) 70 Cahfor.
MA that the liquor was q part OF thousand
barrels received from Chicago, manufactured by
Mcssrs shaufe distloys, and shipped from that city
70 the Thrtysccond collection district, Now York, and
received In bondsd warehouse there; that afterwards
the permit sent back 70 the collector in Chicago
and new being returned the liquor was removed
to bonded warehouse In the Third district, from
whence IL taken out
Tho case having been closed, United States District
Attorney Tracy that the court direct the Jury 70
return verdict In favor Of the government, on tho
ground, nrsk that 10 Vas proved thas the persons In
charge Of the liquors Nos % and 00 knew that the
barrels placed there with false brands; second,
appeared from the evidences that the liquors he'd
bssn removed from bonded wHshouss contrary 70 ths
provisions of ths aw.
Mr.. Webstor, Of counsel for claimants, pepied; bus
psndIng his Argument che court adjourned unlA to-day
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UNITED STATES csmm.aoMeRs cumr.
Tho Charge Of Conspiracy 20 Defraud The
Government.
n~Su fse~~~ rU~~


Before Commissioner Jones
The Of John r. smi To, charged with having
spred with william Murphy 70 dsfra nd the government
again taken UP yesterday msrning before Comws-
sIoner Jones II will probably be remembered that
Smiths dstery ia Green lane, seized by the
nue. authorities Tor alleged violation Of the law thas
William and Cornelius Murphy were appointed keepers
to watch the premises and that one might while William
was on duty five six barrels OF whiskey were run
on " and the barrels then filed with water. William
Murphy held await the action Of the Grand jury
bat his brother Cornelius DISCHARGED. Smith was
also declared held as he failed TO put in an appear
ance ~ the last hearing In the matter, but
his case subsequently re-opcned and set down for
yesterday. Deputy Marshal kodine was re- Called 70 The
stand and testified that he saw the defendant smith, %
his dstlcry early In the evening" that the whskey vas
uu on but the latter left tho psce long before witness
did Smith asked him he could not have all the
whiskey removed from the premises that night and
Nodine replied that II then too laie. The Commis
ssoner red 70 allow Smith 10 make statement
In regard 10 his case II he desired do and the de-
fcndant raid that he did not Comm ssioner Jones then
remarked that not sufcient evidence 10 hold
Smnh, aud ho would therefore have 70 discharge him
from custody.
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COURT s GENERAL SESSIONS.

The ease dsposed Of yesterday by the jury an
indIc charging Carlos FrcdSca VITA felonious
assaat and battery Henry pas sesssco sh be resided
al ~ East Twelfth street. and soon sesr be returned
fseu Dp.scs courl whsrv ~ vsst n si~cs.
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+.f @st.pN e. p.uL Mimi, Mag IL, 1861,
49, vs.~t. xbo killed his wife 70 get The m
.s ~ ~ M has been indicted Tor inssdef 20 tAs
n~ss dssrrs.''"e- t~M4 FT1 II Aa ts@
TIA cNats ~ nst fll tsssn ctteE II &C. -tkN
tr.s# t@ yrin " 'gga9a s.i E.,N Flg'4
sW mf t'g VT 81. ,&fy 80 ,s ystpilsE u Il
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M@ttf4W8 ST. LOUIE MAY ~ s"~'s
The decision OF the Circuit Court IN the case ~ y,
raj Blair against The Judges of Fieclivn ~ os,b
receive his vote unless he took tue - =. ,he al.
which wxs adverse TO BAR. Vas an'"e" -
promo o,Hl vSalsfdav. tssN 4l.ss sNs rf4.
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fYloson Of a PnwDEa MILL.

Y tf ~. Tf- lrst .CLEvELAsp, Ohie Nav IA, 1907
The Austin Powder Company's mill cont.vning about
css shonssnd pounds Of powder. exploded lass night
Tbs lose Ia sccus $4,000 No person was hurt
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-rc'a~t5 'arc'fa y-s 'sem q bEAt 40 op-.r
Es'Ga gsW adt noii
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ccvRI aE oYER AND IERMINER.

The DIahn-Carland Homicide-C Of Alleged
Notwithstanding Up of C0unsel-C0nvic
tion Of the Prisoner Of Murder In the secens
Degree.
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CtOtn, the soil inSh0o OF
vHok was ssspsodsd The skn Of some Wild Gator mon.
hs. They nisd Their teeth TO ponx which THAR
No fsrocious expression. snd some had also the teeth
- dawn into long paiis at the end or which were
arung los sf beads copper ringa 0thsn long
sossrs ~ss suspended the cuso%sy % huge knife 'as aad
d sAsir hands wsS bearded spcars and their great
ahsads constructed ou. OF the hide 81 .he elephant;
snia when dried and smoked II hard and almost
penetAble - iron; They wers alss covered with
'fstishes" for AL the negroes believe IN charms and
vsss even Is dressed than the men, and ware also IN
proportton much smaller. I believe never raw sfch
.giy wones these were. They also had ther teeth
sss OF brk, aeross their backs Such were The
ssrsngs people who orowdsd around me sad
sDIus s''a sass nsi % cone aass s%"ns them These these
oannbals seem 40 belong distinct family Of negroes,
and all pointed 70 TIE norsheAss e the cssnry from
sluacd near the cannsA tribes, seemed to hide
thsr abominabls practices to somc extent; but in the
sSaiIs and bones are seen al abCai shsr villages The
Acsd. cven ealsn up--to venfy which have mca-
sssd % an % ~ Y m "a . .s
eaisn up These Fans aud Oshsbss were excsedingiy.
wArlkc and are coutauay nghtng against each other.
OF rsmaas o2 buildings % show ihat tho negro wss
meriy elevated than he Is now but in ram.
rssvsle in ohsv parts q Africa have mot been ssFs
nssro<s sse noe IN tbs same state that they
wsrs in sGs past The question naturally occurs
Sr.sion n sSs -eSs Il havs described 10 you
could have happsocd We believe that Africa has
not escaped many pocai ce6vulsisna followed BY great
wass and miGrataonA Tho same migratory Laws that
have governed rs have prevailed In AFRICA as among
sufeefvsx Trh migration has bosn carried on from the
s AZ sSns . ;sis ss fSs RON "a
10y ssa come sbosid rscqnpssd sysry irayser 70
sake down different words or he vafods lAbkuages
oken ssas 70 bslstletctf&ct tneconn4or10n betvetm
NY usa iound seysrsi Sords spokep hy the eastern
WpS when wsss Common eroorn among shoke 10 The
@N@" SO ENC 3F7cTTco stEyltS yEw0 ssa v83
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02
FINANCIAL.

During the week ending to-day there has
been received at the Treasury Department
from the Printing Division, s52i 500 in Frac-
tional Currency. During the same period the
amount forwarded was as follows U
s. Depository at Chicago, sIo0 900; TO National
Banks and others, sls9.6O2.i5. Total, Ssso,.
COILS
The amount of securities held by the Treas
urer of the United States In trust for Nanona
Banks. reported to-day, were: For circulating
notes. S3a0, zoo, 25O for deposit OF public moneys
$751; 5O,4sO; total 37s. s7o,700.
The amount of National Bank currency is
sued during the week was Si32soo. maktng the
total amount issued mp to date, S3e4 ,ss7, Sal.
From this Is to be deduc ted the currency
returned, Including worn out notes, amount
ing to s5, 0is s4s, leaving in actual circulation
at this date ss9o .zSe, Y96
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed At the Treasury Department
during the week was s35l.100.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
were 81 ,969. 3695 So, making total amount for the
week eadiug to- day s6,Ol9.4 1850, and the total
since the beginning Of the present fiscal year
S13,SOS,l57.29.