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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29

NOTICE. Heretofore it has been announc-
eG That the next session Of the Bolivar Male
Academy would begin on the l7th day Of
February next. The time has been changed
and Prof Arnold will positively begin the
Spring Session next Monday. the 3lst day
Of January. 1870
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
For Sale.

The commodious residence and lot on
Water street, in the southeast part Of the
city, known as the f" Mcdowell Place " and
now occupied by F Sloan. For terms ap-
ply to VIM Il. Kearney, or to
ian.8-tf. J. & F. FENTREss
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29

I. J. Gardner is candidate for the Of
fee Of Constable Of the 9th Civil District
of Hardeman County Election LIST Satur
div Ia March
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph

From Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christys Celebrated Hair
Lotto 1t is put up in n bottle and a box
Ladies who once use Lotto discard every
other preparation for the Hair, as it Is the
best dressing for tn: Hair in the world. The
Lotto never fails to remove the worst cases
of Dandruff, and restore gray and bleached
Hair to its natural color.
For sale by Druggists sample bottles sent
to any address in the United States by ex-
press for 81.
PROFESSOR CHRIsTY, & Co,
No. I'll Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA Pa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
legal NOgices.
Before G. II. Anderson. }. P.
Safe Of Tennessee, Hardeman County.

80 q 41--1''1i ITO >73'-i-
Ramsey HARRIS Spencer Gevest
Writ of attachment in the above cause
having been returned before me, levied on
the personal property of the defendant, and
affidavit having been made that said defend
ant has abseonded. aud having his property
removed and fraudulently dispcsing of the
same. 1t is hereby ordered that publica-
ton be made IN the Bolivar Bulletin for
four consecutive weeks, requiring the de-
tendant to appear before me, at my Office,
in Bolivar, on Saturday, 18th day of March,
1870, and defend this suit, or the same will
be proceeded with exparte This llth day
of January, 1870
c. a. ANDR. SON. J. p
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29

Ia Correspondents viii please remem-
Der that we viii not publish any eommuni-
cation unless the real name Of the author L.
furnished. This IL an old rule that always
works we'll
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29

JAN. 29.-Cotton market steady, and tend
ing upward. Yesterday mia1lings brought
24}@24t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
Legal Notice.

Tbs partnership James FIsEcis Fentress
Attorneys It Law. which expired by limitation lst
Of April 1859. has this day been ueds=
arm. name aud style II ). K = FeUtress-
Des. Stb 1859. Az
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
ScEaGGf EOGECe .

The next session of Miss Maria Smith ;
School for young ladies will commence on
Monday, the 7th day of February, 1870.
As heretofore, the Principal will endsav-
Or to merit support and patronage at the
hands of an appreciative public q
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
AooGE .aRestrs.
Agents tor the 9ulletzn.

JAMES RISE - - az af,rr, v4,,,
- DO4s4AA9 --..'--..--- ..oi BocAH0NfAs
The above gentlemen authorized receipt fer sub
serptons % this paper Postmasers requested
as Agents for the BULLETtS aaa for doing
i5hed with the paper free 81 saagge
we VIII send club 81 TEN copies any post
year ioT sl4o0! and copy the length
the getter up Of the club.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
LOUISVILLE, Oct %. 1868.
Cotton Notes Wanted!

I will pay CASH for all the Cotton Notes
that can be delivered to me in Memphis
within the next four months, at from l to
4 cts. per pound according to quality. Alse,
Blasted and Frosted Cotton picked from the
boll and dirty cotton washed out by rains
". B. WIGGS. Office 3S8 Shelby street,
Gayoso House Building, Memphis, Tenn.
ians ls-O-2ua
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Mississippi Central &. r.

GEo. II ....-.-..-AGEET, DoLJsAR
TraiEs pass Bolivar follows:
MAIL TRAIs South-llU7 ;.......... North 422 p N
Express train Ssuth-l-35 NORTH
Freight train,South-l0-l0 a n North 422 P II
hail trails every day Express runs
every day-MOEEANS EXCEPTED. "a
Connection nade b the southwark bound Mail and tx
trains Grand Junction with trains the n. G.
and by the trains going north Jackson Tenn
trains on the u. & o. Il. r.
The above schedule took effect May o. 1859
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
wE&SON EgACE1Eg 2

is sustained by its merits. which fIiiows:
/. They simple, perfect and easily oysr4teI.
, They straight needle-curyed liable to
break.
The needle has perpen dicuiar motion. This Is absO
lutsly necessary for heavy WORK
They the heaviest without changing the
tension or breaking the finest threat
particularly for all family sewing and
Tailoring The patoua of merchant taOrs dressmakers,
bosom makers. hOepski-t corset
makers, filters. shoe binders aud pautsloou
respectfully solicited. They will qVilt,
fell cord braid bind and perform species of
making beautiful perfect stitch alike both
Of ARTICLES sewed. PRICE OF THE WILSON.
Every machine warranted for three send for
eli eular- BEA II & SUTHERLAND
$50 Main st Memphis. Tenn.
Sole agents FOR Tennessee. Mississippi and Arkansas
BI- An agent wanted in Bolivar. @55a
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29

ADVANCING w. c. Dorion Is my au-
thorized agent, and will make liberal ad-
vances on cotton consigned to me
CHAs H. DoRIoN,
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For Trusfee.

w suthsriEed to JESSE PIPKIN rs s
didate for tho Office Of Trustee of Hardeman County
We are authorized to announce r, T. A9IMONS. of
Ttustee.
w z are authorized to announce JOSEPH WATSON, pre-
sent encumbsnt candidate for the Office of Trustee
Hardeman county
w Z authorised to announce MARTIN PLRTLE a
eandidate Cor The ce Of rrastee Of araenan county
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
OUN GEM ENTs
CLEAR THE TRACK
TIE RlDEES ARE UPH
Clerk OF the County Court.
Notice.

az Z are authorized to announce JAMES B. HARRISS as
~ candidate for the office Of County Court Clerk.
w L authorized A. Q. NELNS OF Poca-
hon,as candidats for the ofAsa VI County Court
clerk OF Hardeiaan eouRty.
WE ant. erizsd announce W. c. -DORION as a
- candidate for the o1cs CT Clerk the County
Court Of HardemaR County Eteetion first Saturday
March, 1879.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29

All BARRIERS use BaTretts.
a. Barrett's" took the Silver Medal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
Bills & Hill.

Are Offering great, bargains in Clothing
and Ladies Dress Goods We know that
we can satisfy purchasers as to quality and
price.
jan-s-4t BILLS HILL.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
J. G. ADAMS J, CRAIG
ADAMS 81 CRAIG,
Tin and Stove Dealers,
Sauth Side Of the Public Square,
Bolivar, Tenn.

The public respectfully invited
fae Of stoves and nware 70 which
SANITY adding.
we prepared 70 do aHy Kind Of wsrk in the tin BUSH
Roofing. GuterinE and lightning TOs put short
notice low prices BY any god Workman Re
Pairing short notice Orders FOR tin SLED for
chants a wholesale prices Gail and
Respectfully, ADAMS & CRAIG.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
Tor Sheriff.

w y are authorised aun0gnca LEWIS SIOORE o
" eahdidats for sheriff Ut iisraemas cOuRty-
For A1E--I 4 candidate for sheriff.
: Il. GROVE.
We authorised to announce JAMES MuRDAUGi.
Of the 18th civil district candidate for sheriff Of
Hardsmaa County
w W. McCARLY is candidate for reelection TO the
W Office Of Sheriff Of HarleIRan county
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29
For CLERK Of the Circuit Court.

We are authorized to announce I. D. MCDOWELL: Esq:
Clerk Of the Circais Court
JAMES NJ RICHARDSON. Of Bolivar. authorises to
- him asprant Office Clerk the
Circuit Court Of Hardeunan county.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-29

Barrett's Indispensable Hair Restora-
i've
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AffacInnnenf Suif.

Wood u McNeaI sol. for Petitioners.
, 1870-05-10
FOREIGN.
The Election in France,
Resignation Of the Ministry De-
cided Upon.
I Passage Of the Naturalization
Bill In the British Lords,
FRANCE.

PAfIs, NAY 1.-THE following ls the resnlt Of the
voting % far as received up to O'Clock this morn
Ing: 'fes, Coz 6Sa: NO. 7oo 13A The vote cast
eSa9s y s 1sss = ~ tro ports Tns result
Gull
L41EA-The general result Is estimated: ayes"
The vote Of the Seventh Battalion Of Cnasseurs
is about evenly divided at the barracks. The re-
su!s ik shoHed-" iesr esa; "So,"1.17l Twenty
voted NO" 1t Is reported that tWo regiments
at vinccnnes refused 10 vote. It Is computed ihat
thc soldiers III Paris voted about j, ,oeo
LoSDoN, May s.-The resul. oftne p'+btsei.un il
accepted BY The press here as forezone conclu-
sions from the imperial Arrangements previously
made.
PAx1s, Nay 9Soou.-Fuil returns sre not ye,
received, but enough Is known to make 1t certain
that the government has been sustained By an in.
snse fnt,a., mao,t To sns o1E IT, ana
1,s4o,ooo. The city ts tranquil
The morning journals hare editorial articles on
The result Of ne voting YESTERDAY, and comment
up: ayes" 7,1se,9ss; NO." l,*s5,s+s- The 7ose
ot fS1 5se 1ssny Y a far as known Is: 1es'"
II estimated that without counting the vote:
OF the ACCOMPLISHMENTS, the army, navy and Alge
~, he government viii have majority Of oVe'
The excitement has been Intense al day, hut
military rtecauuons are continued.
a council OF Ministers WIS held to-day. The En-
pcror presided. i Is reported, a. result Of tn
councils deliberations, that the Ministers vii
| tender their designations tomorrow, aud Olllyte
w be CHARGED ey the Emperor with the fornls
! The Emperor has complncntcd the Prcfect o
order:
tribunal for an article II the Ianpptf exciting ha
tfe1 aud contempt for the goEernment
, 1870-05-10

HAVANA, May .. - Some OF the principal
ladies In Puerto Principe hare signed an address
calling their rc!1ttyrs In the nsurgent ranks to
return and enjoy liberty under the Spanish Gov
ernment
NEW YORK, May "a special to the Tribune,
from Havana, May Q, cin Icy West Nay 3. Hys
General GOtcouTiR WIS EArtpted to satisfy the
volunteers, md open way for the return OF
ueIiodaA
The Captain General is much annoyed At his
failute 10 e1tnRutsh lnsuFrection In the EamaYua{
District. The Spaniarls hare butchcred families
at Puerto Principe In revenge for the escape
q their Cuban relatives to rsloin the
patriots IN The nc!A; The patriot forces command
Eastern portion Of sAnto Epirito Jurisdiction The
SpanlaEds have been routed In every direction. and
are now closed In nj AanzAuitlo, Ts1nlda.i, C!en-
fuego*, MOrcn, and Santiago de cusA-
The work OF devastation has been fairly inau-
gur4te,l IN the districts Ut Colon and Sa2uA
The Spanish authorities arr unable to prevent
the tisorgantza1on Of their a.Ihcrcnss, though
they are making every effort to rally thelf forces
ami give tho appearance OF harmony. Among the
employees the CIT Of SHare que Feut IS genetal aud
they seize everything within thc,r reach Havana
Is tranquil
army haye disappeared from the carnaguay dis,
trsct. Gonzalo Verona, Chief Of Stan OF the febc
General .tcranonte. md Payuaster Morales, ~ere
captured aud executed.
4 party OF sixteen armed Insurgents sca1le tc
Puerto Principe md SURRENDERED
The GrnboatS at Gnai2ba Eey discovered ant
destroyed another rebel craft
United States steamer Tuscarnra aT1ivei1o-tAE.
She Il here 10 convoy The Dictator to hey West-1
, 1870-05-10

healthy competition ln our manufact1rns wEaoe.
grinding down other tntcreEt1, aud u tha SAINT
time raising proper amount Of revenue.
~. vuaos ;s91, so1STI r. s131 1;,,,,-x fomnutte.
reported with Amendments the bill Tor e1tead1aa
The time for the presentation Of claims i9f haoE
tlonal bounty, under tho act oi July 20. 1s8a
AUTHORIZATION ELL.
The Senate, In Committee OF the Whole, fcam-
- cons,aer.t1aa q ihe IeS!Aaase, , Exo9aass asnG
Eneuss reported by the Committee on ApPsupfta-
tiunA-
Tue amendment to reduce the anpropHA lion
for the Bureau OF Education from Sl4 w W -
cutting % provision for any other oeS eSatad h ~
the Commissioner and Two e!GISa H&s tiaM ucu1 o X
MekasA MORRILL, PATTERSON, ~" tI419' Ann'
1-''' EVENING SESSION.
INFORMATION EAI1-xp FOR
A resolution uHerei by MI. SPRA1uE was
adopted. calling on the Secretary q INC Ifrasu15
fot q COPY Of tho report made 10 the department
y Anthony Pollock in 1867 Or 1851, RELATIVE 70 the
ct,ersttpns Of the banks OF England and France
The House bill for the constlgcnon o. brtdge
across the Niagara Rser, 1t Buifalo, was objected
10, on the ground that the width Of tho draw WAS
not determined. but left solely to tho detetmlna-
lion Of The Secretary OF War. Laid oveE.
TUE APPROPRIATION ELI.
waR resumed The section relative to the Bureau
owing 10 thv limited attendance. Numerous
amendments, involving IN increase Of Items in
appropriation, we1r agreed to- During the dis
cuzeon on one for an increase of the salary OF the
Chief Clerk OF the Navy Department, Ar. SIIER-
MAN remarked ihat It had been proposed BY
h!2h offtcels Of the government to combine the
War and Nayy Departments, and expressed the
cuuld be dispensed with
Adjourned
, 1870-05-10

de destruJed BY ure few evenings siace- Lpss,
$500 nir1 no insurance.
MILWAUKEE, May IA nre this evening 'Eoxe
cut In The cnflt d-hatr factusy OF Abraham 4 Co..
River strict 1t consumed taat and the two . l.
ioluing buildings, occupied By II. l. Skinner, fruit
and commission establishment, and small tau-
ncry owed By August uarHtcE- After the fEe,
had been subdued, the body OF MI Old Frcnchsnan,
named Chavanonx, was found 10 his ruonl, over
SkinnerB, burned to a cstsn. The old man worte.l
for Skinner, aud, II quantity Of gold and Rreen-
backs were found In hls pautaloons pocket, it
vas believed tnat be went back 70 bis
room to recover the money. The loss Of ". l.
skinner Is about $1,000. Abraham / Co lose
aboat SIS, 900, and HatWck $3,oo1. The buildlng
was owned BY Skinner i Co, at S, 900 to sa,9s3-
ST. PACT, May 9--Etghs ANAL dwelling houses
and large Ice house were burned at Wlnuna To-
day. Loss, x5,ul0: Insurance, 3a,oo0- ..
1Sp14SAlpLls, May 3--Conncr i Bros e1ten-
sive knife factory. NJ Richmond, Ind, Vas de-
sfroyed by frc last night Lass, t1e,O1o; light tn
surance. Supposed to he the work Of IN tncen-
datv.
BosToS, May a-Thc interior at Pauls Bsy Sta:e
Moulding aud Pier Mandatory, No Ill fremont
street, was burned Tonight Loss. s0,01d. 1nsuF-
W1sH1S6Tox, May Q.-Neariy half the town OF
Flncastle, VI, was burned On Friday night The
Court House Waa saved
MANPHrs, Tenn, MAY a-Thc residence Of \:
o. Sykca, Tuppo County, Mlsslssippi, was burned
on Saturday night TWO daughters, aged and l;
yeHFA pNti6hed In the u2me&,
, 1870-05-10

Proceedings In tho Methodist con-
ference mt Memphis.
MEMrn1s, May a.-The General Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, was called
to ortler by Bishop Pnsne- After the usua} rcll-
gtous exercises, Bishop Andrews delivered =
short address, advising conservatism In all &C
lions, 10 make as few changes as possible for tho
next four years: and then feferTed TO the North
Methodist journals ani their abuse OF him. DID
not In like manner our editors Gortfg one auother7
he thought their energies should be devoted to
clonfslnR Col
Bishop Marvin then took tho cha!r.
Cnder call Of the conferences, various memo
ria18 anl petitions were offered and Appropriately
referred. including one from Richmond, praying
for the abolition OF the ONCE Of Presiding Elder,
and the admission Of the laiety 10 the Council OF
bishops, and requesting the Committee OF Reyt-
sion to Inquire into the expetiIency OF restricting
the power Of the htshops tor dcc1sion from the
Memphis Conference, for selecting persons to
wzitc the life OF the late Bishop Soule-
4 resolution was adopted to meet hereafter At
the Second Street Methodist Church; also, one
that nftcr tie 1lth no resolutions OF memorials
shall he referred, and one to adjourn s,ns d0 On
tnr Esd.
After some unlmporsaas proceedings. tho oon-
ference adjourned.
Notwithstanding the wish Of the laisy. and res
o1ution adjcurnlng on the sai, the indications arc
that the session will be long one
, 1870-05-10
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE ExEcu71c1 cY f;otcY.nfs.

8pociaf Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
THE EXECUTION or GotCCn1A.
NEW YopK, May o.-Colonel Drake DcKay, for-
merry Of the Department Of the Gull, has organ
lied an association to revenge General Gotcurta,
and calls upon exorccrs and soldiers to Join him.
The Cubans In New York are greatly roused
about GoicurtA'a death, anu are urging Americans
to tight for the liberation Of Cuba
PETITION foz THK Rkt1AsR or INrRtsoHkD SPORTS,
1t \ meeting Of the Republican General COM
nlttce Of New York city, tonight, petition was
dtaWn up, asdng Governor English, OF Couucct1-
cut to releasa three members Of that committee.
who arc in Jail at New Haven, for assisting In the
KeMgan- -Touhey prize fight.
WALL STREET.
Money Was easy to-day. The railway market
was excited, with further advance. a. the close
the market reacted slightly from the highest point
Of the day. The leading features were Lake
Shore, Wabash, New York Central, Nu1thw este.n+
st. Paul, Rock island, and Ohio L MtasissinpI.
The surplus ofNatioua1 notes continues and bank
ers Will hold 3 meeting soon to devise means Of
reducing it.
ITO the Associated Prcssl
THR TANNANr jCpIC1AL NOMINEES
l., SEw YORK: Nay a@The Ta1nnany Caucus non-
AEpAl FOR Do cHA11tu.
The medal Of the French Typographical Society
to Du Challiu Will be presented "a lin tomorrow
night, With appropriate ce5rmonIeH
eo,o.s,, n;513t sT1IrE .,afnr or rKaSKES y Es.,,
erected oy CAPTAIN Degroot, IN Printing House
~" risIrp. ~ rx,av *,Vv1 ,T,n ~ *9'""'
Tho rntgvation S"ro- 10 tne-aaof
paftures for Colorado are numerous
Thcre ia n 11,mnr that M inxastttrs, f.,
f7o,n 1Nashinr+nn irtn .h +ai. - ~ II us!c1et!
Michael Seaman. Assessor Of the Third Internal
kerenue District, which Is said to be conducted In
- n:scruo,-s vor
Droost,n schnnfnx nsr,1,n1, ru1A G;ar.a t., ,
taacSsr ~ rs.rn1r .1ae f,., 70 sAoot 1cmale
.n1,prvv ~ g. .,.r q, ~ ,Uu,u ~ a ~ Hill
The 1in,tnst S:.tes nn in,iisn 1S com.s mssIoS "a
fnT thc n1unntzaton ~ ~ snqSiar peop!e cai!lhg
III t4E .1h s,,stzs1 y. aa3Asy assoe!anons %
nenre Iv no,Is9 tn!ar,1s ;h 4aatan ~ea.Known
Vii c he e1e on tnt ,s,a nst to tsepe1 f1.
fnI,es - .I Mea1 ~ ~ sas !oa oN, ~ utseuss lug
1nont ~ a..41 .1u ~ =, y s 4eAs tos rs eetAe-
A1e-' |A'a xsn,.r W. " s,s.ts. Ssrat III tuasnstuue.
4 mcet,no y, ~ MoI1n Na,,enei enafsE WG,5a ..,
NM Waa hra ~ t1ia n;n; ~ oG ~ Masa5 nonlo.-
1,,r,t str so ~ tae ny oman nasea9
+ton a. nn;an ~ ~ 1ia 1ntons Ilopos!-
as the principal topic Of
Miss E,nn,.es MInnr s sst,nnt @s ~ A9snon!; a
Wonsnta snf71nns ssaeia,en q ~ e. MY Mlssoun i
zens and oiheSs oinsd NO. tanssa 4s fnsoS @ ~
eva1 ,ta. iha AMns qst, p.a!'' iasastaas, nov.
essns.,atfnn ehn,,d H fGssoeacy o. tae united
foS Wh,rh s"ouq s,tto, ~ oed oJ woman,
e1sT nn,.oa - ,hn "cte ELL
~ :" ,,,ta tas some hoWeE
dsncx nna tron asch ea o9@4natIeuso @ fIesi.
Ma gRc ene,a alo eaen sex Miss Anthony and
lie +.palc y"sA hets pa!ucuia1H severe On tue
s'o1 th "san1auon ana rs iea.css charaeterzng
e,e fecn1e ~ ~ ofaetv osa Nv IN ~ M
" ~ .s euosE7 alln nunLancai IN ~
selte iongef as tfc.ldeut OF the National Associa-
, 1870-05-10
THE CONVENTION.

SPRINGFIELD, Nav 9,-Thc convention rcas-
senbltI at O'Clock The President presented n
communication from Hon. Gilbert C. Walker, Gov
crnor Of Vlrgtnia thanking the convention for the
wcrds Of sympathy to tho AFFLICTED people Of that
Statc, sent By the convention, on the occasion OF
thc recent terrible disaster Ut Richmond. The
communication also covered the resolutions
passed BY the General Assembly Of that State. The
&c apa aa "ers ordered to
y Standardization vas 1n' rec received from the State
auditor, IN response to a resolution passed BY the
Batemsn, Superintendent Of Publc Instruction., rsH
during the pefiod be has held that ONCE. TIC tcrm
covered Is f1om jan II. 1859, to Jan IL, 1868 and
nom Jan. 10, 1865, to April Is, 1s;a. The ,ota!
amount pald to M Batetnan during The term
named Is xi9 096e4
1nE REroKr on EDUCATION.
taken up it icing the aldittonal section ofiered to
thc report Of the Commttee on Eiucation that I'M
General Assembly Should never, By law, exclude
ments s nuS rc1rta @ 1ne p''A' Ano 'ne amend
On motion, the whole subject was referred to the
% seeuon On On S the sttiele On education was then
adopted, As follows:
ofse6ools Il each county, % whose % %qaalacas!ons.
powers, duties, compensation, and time and man.
ner of election, anut Of ol1ce, shall be pre-
scribed By law.
Mr, BROWNING offered m additional section
prohibited In The schools. Referred to the Com
1ntttee On Edueation. -.
CANALS ANDc4xAL LANDS
cannl lands the special order for Tuesday morn
'1e' was a'a n sar .as 4sIas1E4,1so 1ss's; LAW.
he held In hts hand, said the people Of quincy,
with great unantmity, had yolcd to aid IN building
certain railroad, understood to be created In the
81 ss gns R0F tSe sass q aes 1as
counties ~, to Ray Ea!l.oad indebtedness,
s. - .te @ ~. - ssSoans !n"s A!u taet we're
, 1870-05-10

PIJBLlC NOTICE

rs HFRKBY GIVEN, t:.t the annual meeting Of II
t,+ +hodr,, Of the CbIexso Rock 1sIxnd Pacdc Rail-
road Company for tho election Of DIRECTORY, and taa
trsn.aeou oi srrh other business nay hefors
ssld meeting according to law VII be held At the Office
ot aid company. In Chlcaso, On HEDSESDAY- The LIT
aav Of ju,,e mkt It II O'Clock Tbs ts1u.tes books
m be closed On Thnzsday, April q, 15n.
JOHN F. TRACY. President
EBrEH CooK. Scerrta!y.
DAv11FoH1, APRIL =. ls:9.
, 1870-05-10
KANSAS,


General Pope on n Tour OF rnsirec-
tlous
81. Louis, May 9.-Genesnl Pope, aceompa--
uietl BY Captain nsley, OF his personal
staff and General Easton, Department. Quar-
teE1naster, left fur Fort Leasenwurtn
tonight, 10 ascertain what improvement Is neces-
sary at that post for the accommodation OF depart
mcnt headquarters, the present quarters there be-
Ing inadequate for the resident Enrnson and oti1.
GERS attached to headquarters. The General will
also meet Governor Harvey. OF kansas, who de-
s!rrs the consultation With q view to dcsislnx
measures for the protection OF the frontiers against
possible lncurstons b. Indians General Pope an
mer, but II Is not Improbable that small rnytns
bands may commit occasional deptcda:tona There
ats, however, gangs Of Awleas white
men On the plains, who, dressed In Indian gatb,
attack and plunder trains These the General
will take vigorous measures to wipe out, and Al!
caught MIL be severely punished. Next month
the General will start &n extensive tour OF the
p1nina to personally inspect Ill posts IN the De.
rattment, and 1U the autumn move his hea l9uar
terS to Fort LeayeuwUrth.