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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-01-16

G. II. BLOOD & Co, wholesale dealers in
stoves, tinware, oils, lamps, and housefur-
nishing goods, 334 Main street, are among
the oldest and most reliable merchants of
the Bluff city, and have established a repu-
tation of which any house might feel proud.
When you want anything in their line, call
on them At
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Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS As
FOLLOWS:
~, ARRIVE DEPART
through MaiI-DAILY-.... -.........l2 A. y 40
through mil 10 IN
Corinth AccomIGOda ito
cept Sunday, ATM. 800. .... 8 n m
Grand junction Accommodation, daily
except Sunday. a ..........- 45 m 4 Is y m
Express at Grand Junction with
the Mississippi Central Railroad for Holly Syringe Water
La,
At Corinh. for Okolons mbus Miss Mobile Ala etc
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville Loiysuiilo, Gin
cinnati,
At Chattanooga for all places in Eastern Alabama
g North and south Carolina Virginia. Washington Balti
more, Philadelphia, New York.
Through Mail Junction trains for
Bolivar and jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur thens, Pulaski, Ala. Columbia kasn-
Vile,
Express Trains.
Baggage checked through.
For tickets further informat at
corner VI ain and South Court
w. }. ROSS, GerI Superintendent.
a. a. BARNES, Gen' Ticket agent oet5
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Don't you understand me jim ex-
claimed the old man. Why you must be a
tool. True, ] am very near one, meekIy re-
piled jim
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NEW FlRM.-See the card Of Joy, Wood
81 Co., dealers in family groceries, and sup
plies of all kinds They have one of tue
neatest stores to be found any where and
are prepared to offer bargains to all who
may favor them with call
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.S-eac .4drcrlisc,,.e,.fs.


w LLoYOs Great Double Revolving MAPS Of Europe
States on tbe task ssusd tdy and ne3ded By every
I ea49 and library in the lan9 with patent -
BY g. inches large with ribbon binding and double faced roll
$50. small capital viii a. to start with SO copy can
rs s l9E these great maps Sed FOR sS 9rs terms sS
box 1873 ATL1STA GEG5RGI1 / In5yei-la
Headquarters. Army United Stases in The aoia.
general Grant desires me 81 aas Lloys's
use IN the army and that its reliability is acknowledge On
To J. T. LLOYD ADAM BADEAU.
Col Military sea,y Iieut-Gen'l Grants St,G-
Headquarters. Army of Georgia.
MAsHIEGTuN, y. c. May p 1873
Virginia North Carona during the recent csn
rate W II SLoCUM. 2Iajor-Gsul.
Headquarters Brigade, ID Cavalry Division.
DEAF S1R-r have refnv esa M the route aon by
correct in every particular enclose y9q $40 for maps
CapFn a \ ], Gea1 Fitzpatrick Cav
Lines before sAyASxAH. Ga, December I7.ss5s.
I LLOTp, Dear Sir-Pie&se find enclosed q Tor fonr
grand march this place and FOUND
NV home in Wisconsin IN order that they see our ronte:
the OF her three copies are for my s9mTaqes ane ~ b
Army and II had the money Would ssn9 1877 ~ Tfn N
Serg't LIST Mnea Battery, 9Th Div'n 18th ArmyCOrps
Near headquarters Middle Military Division.
, va 5 5a1gaFg IS ID t l ;2
dollars which you viii please send Of Maps
the State of Yirgniaa book formWith linen baeEs.
by army officers. have used your maps for
years the various campaigns Virgins and
testimony their accuracy and have themt
frequently referred by Commanding officers in the held
obtained from such information obtained
War Department Maps On the cavalry lid to
wards OrGOnsyc. used by Generals and
declare far reierabe to the official ones.
Very respectfully. CIiA'S II FARRELL.
Chief Correspondent New York Herald.
ouartermaster's omeo, 22d Wisconsin Infantry.
SAVANNAH, GA. December %. 1854.
J LLOYD, Dear Strive entered this place to-day after
glorious Atlanta, which used your excel
Map of Georgia good advantage anticipate
campaign viii be through have Map OF
the Southern States equal to excellent Map Of Georgia
L BERCH,
HeadqFs SSth Ina Vols, Picket front of Savannah
December Is, 1851
J T LLOYD-Please send Nap 0 Georgia Having
your map Shermans grand march 4
must say found il correct. ALLAN IL DGUGALL,
Adjt SSth Ind a Vols.
DEPA RTMFNT THE INTERIOR. GENERAL. LAND OFFICE.
T LLOYD, New York, SrPlease send this Office the
latest edition Of Lloyds Typographical Railway Map OF
North America the United States in $780, together with
bill for the and much Obljge.
Very respectfully your obt serv't,
nov2l-Im J G : WILSON, Commissioner
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BaF- Correspondents will please remem-
her that we will not publish any communi-
, cation unless tire real name Of the author Is
furnished. This is an Old rule that always
works well
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-01-16

r. G. Crawford, deputy county court
clerk-the best in the State-wiil please ac
ccpt thanks for his kindness to US aud to all
men Gas" here's our REg-
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Your Kidneys Troubled? = BY far the
cheapest and best preparation before the
public for all diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder is Dromgoole q Co S Extract Buchu
etc, at 81, or six bottles for s.. Ask your
druggist about It. ian9-4t
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jan9-4t Proprietors, Memphis.

Lung and Throat Diseases Immediately
cured by using Dromgooles Amygdalin
Pectoral Large bottles 81. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. jan9-4t
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Trains pass Bolivar a follows:
MAIL TRAIN, South a NOrth. II
EXPRESS do SOutl2O II Orth, $40 NJ
~ Mail every REs- Express
every day-SUNDAIS EXCEPTED. IA
Freight train Soutlg4O q North. l.45
Connection made by the southwark bound n all and Ex
press Junction with trains the NJ C. r
and by the going Jackson Tenn. with
trims the NJ. a @. Il. II.
Passengers leave here 32o m. arrive in Mem
rhs NJ stay Memphis hours and get back homo
"A 4:lG m. day.
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Every month there published in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN
full Synopsis all business transacted by the Hon
orabe County Court, which worth THREE DoIItRs
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From n card in another column it will be
seen that the firm of Jones b Joy has been
dissolved by mutual consent
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PLEAsE-Don't take any book or papers
from this Office without first intimatiDg your
desire to eye local Observe!
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The Tax Collector is after you see what
he says under the head of " new advertise
ments." Go for EN- Jake!
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For saIe, one of Lambs unrivaled Knit
ting machines. For further particulars, ap-
ply at this Office.
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A carpet-bagger, now IN Tennessee, wrote
to his father lately, in the North, Come
down here, father, mighty mean men get
Office, now. You could be elected United
States Senator without any trouble
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$1,000 and all expenses paid.-See ad-
Y srtsen Mt OF AMERICAN SHUTTLE SEWING MAINLINE in
our advertising columns. jah9-6m
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1869 +! CALENDER. 1869 !

SUBSCRIBE. TAKE THE BOLIVAR BULLETIN
AT $500 a YEAR ADVERTISE.
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a fine lot of Miles shoes, --latest styles, }
just receiTed at Harrington's st
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Yesterday in Bolivar, middlings were
quoted at pc.
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SrRRENDER No. 9.

The surviving members Of "JacksOn's
cavalry in this section will be interested
to learn that he has again surrendered, but,
this time, with more grace and equan unity
than when he signed his parole at Gaines
Vile, in 1865. This second surrender, of
which We speak, took place on the 10Th of
last month, near Nashville, where he laid
down his arms and took the oath an
oath to love, cherish, honor and support one
of the fairest and most accomplished of
Middle Tennessee's many fair and accom-
plished daughters-Miss Saline Harding,
of Davidson county.
The happy man with his accomplished
bride is now in Jackson, enjoying the hos
FATALITIES of his native town, and receiving
the hearty congratulations Of his numerous
friends, Hay many returning anniversa-
ries of this surrender, only, witness an in
crease, if possible, of the happiness of the
gallant jackson and wife. 1t is a source of
regret to his friends here that he has de-
cided to make his future home ia Middle
Tennessee,
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Presbyterian Church.
Cumberland Presbyterian ChurOb

W. w ESTILL, Pastor.
Services every Second and Fourth Sunday at I0Jz L.
Sna : ?. n.
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]
! IMPORTANT To EVERY HoUsEKEEPER.-It
is fact well known that diseases are often
contracted by sleeping on impure feathers.
Moreover, housekeepers are greatly annoyed
| by their beds becoming matted and knotty,
/ hard to make up, and unpleasant to sleep
upon. Dir. c. A. Blackman, now has in
this place, a steam Feather Renovation,
by which all these complaints are removed.
This process leaves the feathers pure,
clean, tough, and healthy to sleep on, be-
sides i increases the bulk so much as to
make it Il profitable investment, to say
nothing of the health and comfort. AS to
its durability, many persons who have tried
it upwards of 80 years ago, speak most
favorably of it. Among others, L will men
ton DR.. Williamson, Mr. Uttz, Mr.. Alex
ander, MRS. Gerry Fuller Of Denmark
Price 50 90 per bed under 40Ibs. all over,
5 cents per ID. Pillows, 6 cents per lb.
County rights for sale ty W Johnston
800 REwA RD.-Who warts it? We will
pay the above reward to any man, woman or
child, who will furnish a case of chi1ls which
we cannot cure with our King of Chills."
Don't care how long you have mad the
shakes" nor hon poor you are, come along
and be cured, or take your SlGQ.
A few doses Of our King of Chills
will cure the most inveterate case. All
druggists sell it at only 81 for large bottles.
J. P. DROMGOOLE & CO,
| ian9-4t Proprietors, Memphis.
! RAGS RAGS I'VE will buy all the cotton
rags that may be brought to our Office
| There is not family in the county that
could not save from five to twenty dollars
worth of rags every year. Go at it at once.
1t does not matter how much the rags are
torn to pieces, or of what color, so they are
of cotton and washed reasonably clean.
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DIR. BULL-Dear Sir: My husband, DR..
c. S Johnson, was skillful surgeon, and
physician in Central New York, where ne
died, leaving the above c. p. johnson to nv
care. At thirteen years of age he had a
chronic diarrhea and scrofulG, for which
gave him your Sarsaparilla. 1t cured him.
l have for ten years recommended It 70
many in New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for
scrofula, fever sores, and general debility
Perfect success has attended it The cures
effected in some cases of scrofula and fevel
sores were almost miraculous. / am very
anxious for my son to again hare recourse
to your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful Of get
ting spurious article, hence his writing to
you for it His wounds were terrible, but
believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE johns o T.
SOLD BY c. " O'HARA, Druggist.
Bolivar. Tennessee
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Methodist Chprcb

Services every Sabbath, iOl A. n and "a P II. b
the Rev. S. B. SURRAT.
SABBATH SCHOOL at 81 A. III.
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Dromgoole q Co.'S Liver Pills-the best
in the market ian9-4t
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Local affairs.

st. james Church, Bolivar, Tenn.
eerViess on every Sunday and all the Holy DAYS bv
RECTOR W. &. GRAY
Ihs hour for opening Sunda School ISL sJz O'Clock =,
siorh'Hs Service on Sundays....--.-.-4....... IO1z
-, service on ays..--..-----... , do II
IN Holy Days.........s 4 n and ~ :, =,
services twice each Wednesday and Friday during Lent
E9- The seats this Church are ALL FREE
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There have been 5000 bankrupt cases in
Virginia, to date
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Heedquarters. Army Of Georgia.

J. T LLOYD usei IIoyd's Maps Tennessee Georgia
Virginia North South Csroina during cam
paigns General Sherman. aeou-
rate. W III SLOCUM, eIajor-Csul.
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MARRIED At the residence of the
brides father MAJ. r. b Hurt,) in this
city, on the evening of the 9th inst, by Rev
j. H. Evans, Guy LeePer, Esq, to Miss Liz,
zie Hurt, both Of Jackson.
The attendants were:
Miss d. Talbot q Prof 3. W Arnold,
Sarah Brown u Capt j. q. Fleming
Callie Totten & Mr. n 8 White,
" Lizzie Deberry & Mr.. j. Heron
g :. Aeriwether & Hr. ". c. Pyles,
" C. Pegues u Mr j. p Warliek
Allie Miller 81 Mr.. " G Coo,
" T, Somervell & 4r. H. b. Hurt
We extend to our Guy and his beautiful
those heart-wishes that no graduating speech
can fully express. In the enjoymet of these
unspoken pleasures may they long live in
mutual affection and fdeHty.-JacESon
Wing,
Our friend " Jenkins was present upon
the happy occasion, above mentioned, and
assures Us that he feels that it was good t.
have been there; he is eloquent in his men
ton of the beautiful bridesmaids, espec
tally Of one of them, whose soul-searching
eyes smote terror to his heart, and left hin
in wonder and bewilderment at the though
that such things can be, and all for man
own good. Poor fellow, we pity him, Will,
we extend TO the beautiful creatures, tn,
wish that they may soon meet with the
Same justice which has been meeted to thu
fair bride on this occasion, viz: gallan
and true husband.
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Headquarters. Array United states. in the +

headquarters, Army United States in the feid
july l2. lSSf-
Lieutenant neral Grant desires thac LoTS's
Geographical Map Of Virginia the map universally
IN the army, that reliabi
all hands.
To J. T. LLOYD. ADAM BADEAU
Col Military SeG,y IEeut-Genl Grants STAG
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Bulls sarsaparilla
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith
Read the Captains letter and the letter

ItedU JH6 OdpIdIn I6LJGF dHU IHG ItII5l
from his mother:
Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 30, 1866.
Dr.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Knowing the
efficiency of your Sarsaparilla, and the heal
ing and beneficial qualities it possesses, /
send you the following statement Of my case.
l was wounded about two years agO-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet. l have not sat up a
moment since[ was wounded. l am shot
through the hips. My general health is i'm
paired, and l need something to assist nature.
have more faith in your Sarsaparilia than
in any thing else wish that that is genu-
inc Please express me half dozen bottles,
and obGge
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Headquarters lst Brigade, ID Cavalry Division
SAVANNAH, Ga. January b 1853
DEAR SRI have carefully examined the route takon by
army campaign Georgia, and and your map
in every particular enclose you $40 for
o 5 MCKNIGHT.
Cant,n Z 4 4 j. Eeal kiILatriek Cav.
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Marriage Licenses

Issued from the County Court Clerks Of
fee, during the month of December,
1868:
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CAPT. C. P. JOHNSON.
st. Louis no.

P. S-The following was written April
80, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother
of Capt. johnson.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS AS
FOLLOWS:
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Baptist Church.

La pS4Ss SAULCu
Elder DAY breaches every third Saturday in the month
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Mississippi Central Il. Z.
Train. has. Bolivar a. follows !:

GEO. NJ. AGENT, BOLrvAn
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10. 80 fifth street,
Louisville, Ky.
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SOLD BY c. " O'HARA, Druggis
Bolivar, Tennessee.
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co y d R n n y.
FoRTY-FIRsT TERM-sECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
wAsHtNGToS, Dec. t7.--Mr Pomeroy, from tho C,o,n.
mittee Public Lands. reported with smendncus a hill
creating land district ia the Territory OF Wysmng
lumbia reported with an amendment the bill ncorpo
rate the Washington omuopathic Medical Association.
Naval officer. Referred the Committee on Commerce
have been officers in the Treasury Dcparmeat from aid
,"g in % prosecution OF against the United States
nr howard introduced joint resolution in relation to
furnishing sales TO the Collectors o Internal Revenue
MIR POmeroy offered resolution, which was adopted,
directing the Genera furnish copies OF the
communications with the French Government relative to
Of @ osa the anaes oo S his hill
relation otelegrnphc communication between the United
The bill was read providing that whenever communica
tion shall hereafter be established between the United
following conditions; The GoVernmont Of the Unsod
Sates eniey equal privileges with any foreign soysrH
ment in regard to the use and control Of
transmit by its own operator Governms ant MESSAGES
which shall 1S s , Of all and be PAG 70!
agreed AZ snch lines to be kept open for trans
Congress shall ali times have power to determine the
ps 70 ode IL nesss Before oSR snS a. s Il
line Hb the sFSGa Of etD ths mi SIt;d ID s% States
the office Of the Secretary OF state Tbs second section
subject terms OF such grants hayo heretofore been
made by Congress the censent Of Congress is hereby
netic lines or cables between the United States and
foreign countries subject however 20 all rights of
property and State jurisdiction and provided that the
privileges conferred by this shall be enjoyed by
persons company whose line terminate es in any
foreign country which does NOT confer similar privileges
upon companies incorporated hy authority Of the United
States of State oi the Union. Mr. Sumner said
the bill had been reported in February a BILE
had been landed shores from France and this rem
dered modification of the bill necessary He proposed
amendment to make the language Of the bill applicable
not only to future but to existing cables.
Mr. Thurman suggested thar legal question had been
broached to the right Of State permit the landing
of cable without the pe-nis sion of the General Govern,
ment He therefore moved refer the bill the Com
N on the Judiciary.
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FROM NEW YORK.
RRilwny NFretIna at Saratoga.


SARAToGA, Dec IA committee from the
Oswego and Saratoga Railroad meeting left this
morning. A reconnaissance having been ordered
from Bonneville to Fort Ann by way OF the
Sacandoga valley and Glenn's Falls, on the pledge
OF the Glenn's Falls delegation that they will
raise money and pay the expense of the work
The Government Gold Sale.
Despatch TO The EUenjgg Telegraph
NEW YORK, Dec 1.-THE Secretary OF the Trcs-
sury accepted all bids for gOld and premium fell to
1905 again, rallying to 12la The excitement is in
tense, and there was powerful combination to pre-
vent the Government from selling, but Boutwell,
frustrated it.
New York Money md Stock Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec 17.-Stocks excited Money
6@7 per cent. Gold, l2116. Five twentes 1862 coupon
1l3Z6; do. 1864, do, 1121{ DO 1865, do, 1l2 do
do, new l15: do. 1861, l15A; do. 1853, 1l5 l0-40s
1O9lG; Virginia 6s, 55; Missouri SKIES, 90; Can
ton Company, 500 Cumberland preferred, 252 Con-
solidated New York Central and Hudson River Ss3{
Erie, 2514; Reading, 1O01s; Adams Express, 6OI
Michigan Central, 1874; Michigan Southern, S5&
Illinois Central, 1874; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
S216: Chicago and Rock Island, 1906; Fort Wayne,
sS; Western Union Telegraph "a.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK Dec. 1T.-Cotton firm; 500 bales sold !;
upland middng, 25Nc, Flour dull and declining.
Wheat 1rmer for winter, without decided change
for spring Corn hTmer and scarce; old Western
mixed S1I2@1I5 for sound. Oats dull Beef quiet.
Pork dull. Lard dull; steam rendered, in tierces,
1SH@1S%c. Whisky duh and nominal; free West
ern at Sl(31 0l.
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from NEW YORK.
Examination of the Counterfeit shower Kurtz.

Examination of the Counterfeit Shower Kurtz-
man.
Despatch 10 The EUening Telegraph.
New YORK. Dec. 17.-Otto Kurtzman, a cigar
dealer in Hoboken, was brought before Commits
sioner Osborn to-day for examination on the
charge of having sold counterfeit national bank
notes to boys for fifty cents on the dollar. Two
of the boys, named Bagg and Parker, were
allowed to turn States evidence, and their tes-
timony was very clear, and was not shaken by
cross-examination,
One of the Drawback Robbers In Custody.
William H. Wimster, who figured extensively
in the drawback frauds, has been induced to
return to this city from his Canadian tour He
put up at hotel, where he was waited on by
the United States Commissioner and Assistant
District Attorney, who bailed him In S25,O6O
Mr.. Robert Baugh giving the required bonds.
Death of an Editor.
Despatch TO The Epening Telegraph.
NASHUA, N. Y, Dec. 17.-Charles H.
Crowell dropped dead in the street last evening
He was we'll known as one of the editors of the
Boston Banner Of Light. He died of heart
disease
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FROM NEW FORK.
rw~ A. ID. Richnrd.on,s E.tn,e.

EsN% A. ID. RichRrdsOn's Estate.
New YORK, Dec. 17.-An informal application
was made to the Surrogate of this county to-
day for administration on the estate of the late
Albert ID. Richardson by his brother in his own
behalf. He stated that the widow and children
were in Massachusetts,, and that the bulk of the
property, except some $4,000 worth of Tribune
stock, was in Jersey. The application was
denied, on the ground that the administration
belonged to the widow and children of the de-
ceased.
Daniel Mcfarland Indicted for Murder,
Despatch to the EUentng Telegraph
New DIRK, Dec. 17.-Daniel Mcfarland was
formally indicted to-day in the Court of General
Sessions for the murder of A. d. Richardson.