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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

l. Owens has turned over all notes and
accounts due him to II. NJ Hill for collec-
ton. See his advertisement in another col ,
umn BY settling soon, costs will be saved.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky,
is the most convenient to the business part
of the city.
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Our Memphis Agent.

DsB- Correspondents will please remen,-
istoF Uhat gre viii not publish any communi-
yati0n aR9oss the real naEae Of the author II
FURNISHED This is an ord rule that always
works we'll
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

of Ohio in the recent election by 10000
majority
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

WE thorEed =. L. Warren OF Purdy,
w the State Seaats in the 2ist Senate
rial District composed the Counties of Hardin, McNay
Hard subject the approval vi the Senatorial
convention.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

Law CARD Among the new advertise
meHts published to-day will be found the
card Of II. NJ. Hill, Esqr,, of Bolivar, an
active, energetic and rising member of the
Bar, who offers his services 10 the public,
and who will practice in the Courts of this
and adjoining Counties. 1t will be seen
that Mr. Hills list of references are unex-
eeptionable, nothing more, however, than
his integrity and skill as lawyer entities
him, and parties at a distance who have
business in the several Courts mentioned
above could do no better than to secure his
services. lie will devote especial attention
to the collecting of claims
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

LARGE SToCK:- Wheeler, Pickens & Co,
$50 Main street, Memphis, wholesale deal
ers in buckets, tubs, brooms, churns, trays,
washboards, sifters, rope, Irvine, blacking
brushes, children's carriages, bird cages,
feather busters, baskets and all kinds of
wood and willow ware, cannot be undersold
by any similar house in the Valley Of the
Mississippi. Our old friend Tom. Sherwood
who used to be one Of Hardeman's most en-
terprising merchants is with the firm, and
has just returned from the Eastern cities,
whittier he went several weeks ago and Sc
lected a mammoth stock of goods, among
which is full line of choice gifts for the
holidays. Look out, Christmas is coming,
and if you are going to select useful and
durable present for an old or young fayorite
cali on Wheeler, Pickens, d Co. and Sher
wood viii mash" it up to you at prices fair
and honest. You save money by trading
with this firm, as they are exclusive dealers
in the articles mentioned above.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

Koskoo can be purchased at Larwilfs drug
Store
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29
Special .KOfices.
The BeasIeX Cotton Press.

From the following endorsement by a we'll
known citizen, it will be observed that the
Beasley Cotton Press, now offered for sale
by A. S. Coleman, is complete and entirely
satisfactory.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
HARDEMAN County
Mr.. A S. Coleman; Having noticed the
operation of the Beasley Cotton Press, do
not hesitate to say that its packing qualities
are superior to any other in simplicity, light
ness of construction, &c; four hands being
sufficient to pack $50 pound bale with
eight foot levers 1t is perfectly simple /;
any field hands can work it without danger
or trouble: | having made nine bales
averaging $50; one ofthe bales weighing as
much as 574 pounds.
w + HARRIS
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III the CAancery Court Of Hardeman county
Tennessee


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Tennessee.
O. BILL
W G Adams, vs.. George. Weeks J B Spitser J 81
Blunden
1t appearing from the bill of complaint
fled in this cause, that defendants, George
Weeks, J B Spitser and J NJ Blundell are
non-residents of the State Of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them, 1t is therefore ordered
that they each appear and defend this cause
by the LIST NJ 0nday in December 1870, (it
being rule day Of said court or complaints
bill will be ia en- for confessed, and this
cause set for hearing exparte, at the January
term, 1871 of this court, and that a copy of
this order be published for four Consecutive
weeks in the Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper
published in the town of Bolivar, Tennessee
This October 9th, 1870
Z. b. MCDOWELL, G. & NJ.
Wood & McNeal, Solicitors
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ANNOU NCE Mt =.
November Election.
No Poll Tax Receipts are requir-
ed in this Election.
November Election.
For Congress.
Foy. the Senate.

We are authorised to announce w. w. Vaughn Of Hay
wood Congress from this, the Sth District
subject o the action of the Jackson Convention
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Bolivar Bulletin,
Local .aRasT-S.
Agents for the Bulletin.

Agents for the BuIIeLln.
IAaIES ROSE ... 81. Of MIDDLETON
81 4 DORRIS .....--...... ---.-0t POcAiiOSTAs
The above gentlemen Authorized 70 receipt TOR sub
seriptons this paper Pstmasers are requested 10 act
Agents for hs BCETIS and Tor - doing VIII Dc tur-
lshel with the paper free of charge
cisk Of TEN copies to any post ONCE one
si7 So copy the same length Of time -
'tAs gettsr up Of the club
Our Memphis Agent.
W NJ HUTTON. 3t2 MAIN STREET. is authorised
"A Rsat and viii c0utract for Advertisements.
Agents at Louisville, KY.
PERRIN. NICHOLSON 4 CO, aythorised agents
or the BoLIvAE BULLETIN.
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Petition TO Sell Land.

In the County Court Of HGrdemGn County,
Tennessee.
Edmond Reayes and Wife ais Johu T. Bowdeu ais
In this cause it appearing from the petit
ton, which is sworn to, that the defendant,
William Bryant McKinne is nonresident
of the State of Tennessee. 1t is ordered
that publication be made in the BOLIVAR
Bulletin, a newspaper published in the
secutive'weeks, notifying said VIM. Bryant
McKinne to appear at the next November
term of the County Court of said County,
at the Court House in Bolivar, ON the first
Monday in November, 1870, and plead, an
swer or demur to the petition in this cause
or the same will be taken for confessed as
to him and set for hearing eXparte
This 9TH day of October, 1870
OS 1T w C. DORION Clerk
Z. Fentress, attorney for plaintiff
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In the Chanceyy Court Of Hardeman Conn
ty Tennessee.
O. BILL

Hickerson L Doyle d n HuddIestou Adm r, &C. and
Isaac Simpson, Fielding simpson and Frances Simpson,
heirs at law Of Isaac Simpson. decd
In this cause it appearing from the bill of
complaint, which is sworn to, that defendant
Isaac Simpson Is a nonresident of the state
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served on him, 1t is
therefore ordered that he appear and defend
this cause by the lst Monday in December,
1870, Git being a rule day of said court,) or
complaints bill will be taken for confessed
as to him, and this cause set for hearing
eXparte at the January term, 1871 of this
court, and that copy of this order be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the
Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper published in
the town of Bolivia, Tennessee.
This October 9Th, 1870
T. B. MCDOWELL, c. & NJ.
Wood & McNeal, Solicitors oSt4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

In the CAancery Court Of Hardeman county,
Tennessee.
O. J. BILL
Pitser Miller VIM 4 Williams DaAiel Webb ct ais
In this cause it appearing from the bill of
complaint which is sworn to- that defendant
Daniel Webb is a non resident of the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon him, 1t is
therefore ordered that he appear before our
said court on the ID Monday IN January
1871, and defend this cause, or cOmplainants
bill will be taken for confessed as to him
and this cause set for hearing exparte, and
that a copy of this order be published Tor
four consecutive weeks in the Bolivar Bull
letin, newspaper published in the town of
Bolivar, Tennessee.
I. b. MCDOWELL, c. Il NJ
Frances FeDtress, Solicitor oSt4
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Nature assisted bY ..Barrett' $.
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A TOrDid system

October 29th, 1870.
, 1870-03-11

AARSLANO.
BALTIMORE, March 1o-Tbe Legislature h1s
eectcd John ". Davis Police CommlsHonef, rtee
jarrett dfceaSeG.
, 1870-03-11
SHALL wpMtH OPERATE On 'enAnsE? !?

To The Editor er TAG chLugs Tfi9~as:
A stason OF dulncss and diseour1geuent has
!sscly attended the Cause Of Women Rights Ia
Illinois With the departure OF Mte. Lvernore,
Ill rfe Ard energy seemed TO have gone, There
AeIe 10 nora convenEons. No moro wives
whipped their nrsoands. Peace returned to flm-
nAd cHrcn It. In tho tmpreAstre dialect of she
Board Of Trade. a1ong-rnluded women were not
lsyeis, ~ere scarcely q1oled, and could nnd tatet1
At 10 pr c..
But to-day this cutne,a waa enl!yened b. xn-
oiher u AnipusAton OF the p3ft OF the .2aez, The
Intention OF which WA9 this time directly TO DIS
'urh The ptace Of mind and the Tranquil beau.ude
eJptd al doubt, the most quiet fouAnucally
'lninttecsIed and inuocenLcas R3atcneu IN CNi.
c*eo The oothtf1tton cana IN the shape o[
.ettcf from lady, Wnose mama 1t II UureceR8HIJ
70 8ise. Addressed to the Board q Directors. Ia
this epmDunlcAAcn snh Atat@d her de4l.e 70 be
ected member Of tbs bostd, setting forth tho
following iscse: Sho Waa over 81. pleotifolly en-
doWed with cap1tst AID good moral cArtacser,
"cd. bs 10: vatehtcK 1run the baIcoLy, hid be.
CONG fully acqnsibted with the nrS aud fc:euce Of
~nrAs t<ltuE. sue uustkd that her csalul would
not BE- uDtAvosanly considered.
The Pin AideIt and board were taken yegJ much
absck BY th application, and A1o sllll nedrt4un9
with great dAquictade BY the uemo4ts e alls.
who b San rt nave fHQstr.ee ~ to whether, u
tnt lacy WeIn 2dm tied, 1t would % expeo otl OF
them to t11e Oh their h2ss whoa propoxlt1 . II c
10 leftaic NON bad tan&1sRe; to spo1eR'ze when
they ifod on her ak1rss, AID to refrain from get
t1rsg tho batter Of her IN bargain. These nat
ttrs arc rot Jes decided. and tne menb-rs arc
board. - "SCAIFLR"
CHICAGO, N2rrh 10, 1870.
, 1870-03-11
TIE COURTS.
Tho Necessa and Unnecessary
Qualifications OF q Dih-
orderly House.
Heavy judgments Against 3 Mining
corporation-Police Court
Matters

aupe1fst Court.
p.soR1x1Lr uousEs-~7Ar 1Hkx AR1
: III. Ctty r. r. @. NsnneEs- This wns IN appeal
nv dege1dsxt fItEn Police Coozt ans OF asot lu~
pot Cd on hiu % charge that he 1aa ene kcepet
OF dnorderty housn- The jury found Nm 2anss.
st d ssaessed his 1ae as one cenk TIC law o.
vpeh = care vss stsed 70 Be lhstn. the honse OF
oeseuesns M, r. she TINA enstged. common fe.
so.t Il & u1tes II IN the prrsecotcn Of theI sdA-
e., and Of other olaIeputaolc peo2n. ana u
there rulseeh&sed tbsnRetssB u hM ooaAe, tae
house ben1 lept fuT that pu1Fosd. toen It VA ~ =
neee,sxrf TO con3t1iu'e soco house,
HKFua1kE0 DKxp-
1e1r, G Gs,las g. =. = Rnsa5 Mns a1stv e ~ -
Of 8 qcx 8 ID tsogpson / RDea Bun d!Ttaon OF
TIC ~ nail OF the souto YES quaTtcr Of Section
50, -. t.,o oaks 4 read asof tho Northwest
Yuf xxIrNs1oN Or MILWAUKEE, ATRHUR-
ctnyeg h. Than ot AZ =. t1c Ctty end 10
it 10 re.rslu the collection Of N sssess-
ne fcr oreuil MakAusea avenue. from it4
present eoulnetn terminus to tae tntefaecaon Or
w1se ii erf rtnX win Lot !, A'eeasofs' p!Fuon Of
utnlvIotc In m r,e souta nsn Of tha SOUTH
West al arter pf Bect.on 81. 40. u.
pap,e, Eexeu '. Felix Mueller. Assumpsts,
Win enriss IN aid. u soaRht in this psoeeed.ng
iot Il e,ehandae oritser.d. It Is Aiieeea snnt tas
pla,l III, he1t ut Y IL. 10 give credt', the de-
ie1uan. o. tosiled Hiih hiu 1ve snares Of the
eni,i = ipr a'ares 10 b Of par vaiae. P!alntiu
aTels tnA. the shares afa w1flnleta and that de-
ftGdani Is about 70 hbscoad.
z =. Wstlo1 ct =. '. 1honas swan Ct al. Bill
MED to clear 1ne u,e to tne wea1 ha1 OF tue Reas
hali Ct los -. Bl>is' 3. y Mxts,nn.
.JauesF. Elliott '. suas Beasop. Ambrose n.
Nil Ct, Flank T1oset, JAnn i,aussr, and " Aay.
ned 81 eo1tosAon- For =. .s77.al-
, 1870-03-11
OHIO.

fkailfo1d Runner Denlcd-ObtIuxFy
New Hotel and Opera Housc for
Cincinnati "A HAilroAu Bridge
Burned.
CINCINNATI, March 1o,-Receut ruuors shat ne
RotatioEt y ete pendiEK ett~ ten the Penp9tlvs-
hit Genital and Kentucky Cecl1Al RAILROAD. lq3k.
Ing 70 She transfer Of The latter to the iora arc
Lot true.
Eoerezer Lsne, enc OF The fourdtzs Of Lspe
Ths ofogtcai Seminary. Of thts city, died ar Or
foro, Ohio, On Tuesday. II tue ARs Of Il yeat1.
The fEeeutE OF The Frts Trane LeARue, called
for To-day, y ~ f&f!tre. The 8ecsetAsy and 70
or shrec otoels we1a taere, but nosn1ng Whatever
xh8 done
samuel N. Pike, OF New fort, n, proposed Il
tu1ln Erano hotel Aad opera house on Ihh square
upon Nhica the Rzeat DsFtdfon tountaiu II to b.
elec'ed. he suggests buildings to cost s., $40 oto
III! Greek oT1r e, a. C@Isbakc, on tne 'C!nc'n.
~ !, Hamliton Dayton lta,tIoAd, Was destroyed
nie Communicated 10 lhe rooI By tpaiks from the
ffeonorrt OF m up ualn- Though ten miles
from Cincinnati, Superintendent AcLsren. WITH =
consuucuou uA'u and cry men, Weae On this
spot within nlfteen nInuteA In nt.
teen minutes more 4 pontoon bridge
waA rplAhed AID ptsstnRerz crnsstog. Abo7t ono
toouAnd pAssec gers and tho cuntents OF thrte
traiIh had collected and were II! over with tho
baggage, nA,ls, and c1psesa mstlet within dna
nont. Tralrs viii oe passing II usual ID. morrow
eTec!rg, sad tsxna1esl ~lu be promptly u41e In
ire n1eAnt1ra
CiHcMFA1l, March 10.-Dartng the 1s&t Jear
1,sss afress bare been made bY Tue police OF tuin
city. q which LOTS were for dtsordesiy couduct
1,1ea fof drunReuneas. Seventeen thousaod swo
hundred md etGhty-seven lodgings were fur.
n'shed lndlsenS pey7ors 1t tho stalon1.
, 1870-03-11


Iae ncsu0y expressed determination Of tue
Board Of Polite, 10 ROOT o1t tue gambling nells OF
Chlcoeo,. res11ed In the ar1aigunent Of ecore
OF tis RI hIrttls before 1Gs'1ce eummesuelt, yea.
teteay morning This number Wa1 tae result OF
shh to txo oepr, up0er the FsGpectivs care Of
Daniel ke'lsz0 and Theodore 9.oue. Tue Keepers
were be q 10 oa'lof $500 each, aud the inmates tn
TAU Of 9foa, 70 sppeat At the Recorder Court.
The nsnea OF theltn R'ea wete ~ roliows: Tnos.
Co.e, sanne, Ellis, E J. Fowler. William Lox1y,
EIasId WreJ. Albtft tIafwa,d. Samuel Wright
John b Busy, y. ]. Brown, John Barney. Tnos.
NxtA hAsy L&'us, J01D paRe, ard Harvey 8 OF b.
h. c. FelAtrt otaer@i lie k1oNn Al Doc" ap.
ceafed h" care, and WILL have hearing before
JoHttte Ban3op. tala Afternoon.
a genius, cAInF himself T. T. Cheahrough. was
urcer false pretentea. II has beeu his Custom TO
90 ntcut anorB xuF 1unber merchants, mate
nt1d PURCHASES, tooe consigned here and there
amor tho AuhutF ~ Hps, aEd then in a friendly
Ea5 borrow IS or SIT / tumher Of them were
thns sIcsimiIed. TIM Justtce changed the charge
to yaQrAncr, Acd fnet rue cheYalfer 800.
Ia TIE TRIBUNE 4 tfstesuAy, menuo1 was
lee, VINO, coming to Ctcsso in teArch Of her has
bal d. had found Ipatesda team. which she claimed
Is her owl AID took toaaasainn Of. Yesterday
morning abe appeared atiht Potca Cou:t IN the
role Of pTlforkI, ch4iRet with the larceny OF q
team, clatned By 4 man uac1ed Meyer II vaa
ShoH D fhtt 6ne LAd MHda Eni1.A1e IN the ami
uals, and was DISCHARGED.
NORTH SIDE coCRT. ..
John FoJdsJ was a!1a,Rned htfore Jnstice
Cre.eer. yesterday t1orIfrR, charged with Stealing
! quiItlty OF groceries from : store on KmEle
street. He VA ht1d for trial n bail OF $500.
1Qnek Ef0Hley and Peter Mcfarland. sHo Arrh-
vag1nnta, were noed 800 each.
, 1870-03-11

fnnesi, Aid ~ shat tha Bes officers sh n, ha III.
o. ea1 e 70 90 X Oar couIt1 atloo pros1dAs that
"Tns F1edn o. Inc 'ate ahAn Lot 10 any n.cnrr
ne fe gssp =, @ 70 or 10 sia o. anJ naiE1dnO. aasas
Wbs, ecss tho seoton mean. uexe he sh,r,a
~ tas ioss sa'e AZ ~. aesty assumed uodsr shese
~, nut OF osa $500, 900, scd tas saon,st IL ~
d.!lI incfeaFMx., A. laa. u tbesa ponas u rtr.
,t1!ea. te!e re ssto ts1ss arg absorbed. sad tne
e 2 ent xed leat All the oaroen. Il u exeppt,,
sho,o counties - s!rS1e wave Of Iae
o.nd, I'd 10 fraouo .psea'a sh'ea ms kensleaxn
eah ste Will Avfl 10 ttcelye a1o csl, "a ei,c
etentson from this nort unjust aad putraRoous
pnIt1slFy- And JET there arn lnsn nero Veo r..
5afn Il ts tfisht sId nara and vno aploed 10
tna Isne OF the whole pe:p!c, rnd fsne NJ vo,o.
U, der loo llw that the gentlemen arc 10 s.4,
ioua % ptese1ve Is u provided a1opg osher tn,o9a
MAJ. 3oo II cseA Tho saioc Of toe prop-fty o1
rtA.ot ot sunreiio,pK 10 ! 1s,lrosd, Joo IL tos
y - c<esse oue hunn1ed umet as muct sflr+
~ nv ar oi 1ss2 sEs v.laa:aa i died u 1sss,
- nnch alter That khe 5'ato nss no beoed; 6on
nrhAtevsr- Nov. TO u'Akc hltnseI clcaf he .,t
~ iscsn, ,o1 s9pxs<, snese e1oea sae way.
erect npon II vala4nle bol dnf u Il sn1i1 tn.t
a1illitn Of dolus- Yuu az TIC value sbo1s
20 eossS III nsp tn .s :, sas tsey :,
fton Tue irc1eased value 4fter tns: upc. nnt = !
nc fts, eoes nto the pockets of nntk'e ipdiyldq-
c1un'J suotestp;Iou. Ae wsLted 10 sag to mn,
t'enen On 'ns 40 :, that there never w!s Taij-
tcsn IL Inc Unlsea states built b, snoscrp:,on OF
aonld like 10 eava 4 gsnueuau ItIe unon ma
asof atd teu rneie I: va. Tbs sno ,c11pao3 ouIg
N i S9n,s enr . 70 ois treosss1n o. tetIeth pasL
ah's. tnnt ty th's ia. II IR nsoe sne DUR or tne
auditor TO levy these ta1ea 1t Ia nuans nj an.s
o. a.. ne S'ste 70 soes; .aese tsxca Tns nfst sec
md
, 1870-03-11
hUIEl PERSONALS.
BRIGGS HoCsE.

BRIGGS HoCSE.
Among The alsiyAls at the Briggs House yest
te1taY, were tho following: A. A. Avery, VS.
eoustn; n. R. Moulton, Ottawa; r B. Teml,,
New Tork; G. 8. Wager, LoRsusport; Y. j.
Young, Clinton; J. B. Gordon, Beloit: James c.
GRAY. Charles q. GRAZ. n E. Moseiy. Nrv York
Il. G. Hsmiltoo, Richmond: J. x. Hamilton,
FoEd do Lac; c. ]. Bad 11r, Boaton-
SHERMAN HDuaI.
Amor & the aIT1vs:s a. th4 S1crmh1 HOME, yes
te1cAy, Wero the following: Ma1,r J. ". Divu,
0mans: Hon. @. II. Frost, OmAna; ]. ". Nor.
cr0sg, Boston; D. F. Cameror, Ottawa; F. ".
Plant, uIca: A. A. ORgcod- Joliet: ". Crooks,
MINI eentl Wu1. B,od1ett, Belols; F. Kinds, Do.
eoque: E Foxler, Springfield J. NJ. Ma,esoc,
Snaitr, New Tulk.
1RKxoSr HorsE.
te1day, were tho following: Hon. ". 4. bureIgn,
I. 2. Lqa!ra:en. G. 7. hastings, Tneodose Z
win, Coupcu BLUFFS; Wn. q. Mitchell, Pnl'adel
th1a: e. J. Fsrter, Caeates, r.; John & Gough.
WofceAtert Mafa.: A. J. DunnlrR, Sprfn21 d
Ger. c. Z. Gilbert, Q. 8. 4.
RI. JAMES HoTH. ...-
Among The sr11vkls at the St Jsue9 Hotel, yes:
terday, were The following: John W Morris,
Muscaune. 11epsy L LttnX, ST. lo1lai George
{. CuInninsr, ClevelAr d. ". q. Hstprd. pesrolt
Alien F. Gordon, Sandosky; B. R. Mn!srd, Du'
hrqre; Janta Norwood Columb-6; Jchn q.
Lai gocc. I: dAnsp spolM George G. Aelntosh, Msd''
Ion: Il. +. Pcf:eF, Clnctunati
, 1870-03-11
cpsr or THE enuHrY NORMAL ScHoui.

To tie EJitor a. th< ChiedQo Tribune:
In your 1ssue OF this mornings TKInrsE7 nod
yon maktpE the statement that Sid, In the Bo1rd
Of Supervisors, that the comfy hss already az
PENDED peat1y $4,000 On Cook County Normal
School ut Engtrwood. aud that It would cot be-
sxeen 40 u and SIS COO more to rerderi It 1t for
occuparcJ. Ny sszteneot before the BoAId ol
super viso1s Nas that II von!o coss between
s3e, ,Ooe srd $4,000 to nnth the building 1t for
ocrona,cy. prd sof that tt would colt the
last named sun. IN sddtt1on 70 51oo.0 900.
1tere has teen expended about 3to.o 600 On the
enpri $au.eto or RS, ,0oO more 10 1uish It. IN re-
earn to the question e snpert1ror G!hos.-how
me children con!A pliJ around the building With
pus :ear Of beir9 drowned. II would have AnsHcf-
GO, "No: = doll1r, III had understood the ques-
ron a. 3ou tttu ~ have understood It. By tn
sert;na tte above In your popul11 paper, Jou win
qn1lke Jou1 OBJ dent aeETAns.
JoHN E. WHcHK1I,
Architect for Normal school BUILDING.
CHICAGO, March 49, 1sto.
, 1870-03-11
the city IN Brief,

ATAdP fAsr II O'CLOCK last night ire nsofe |
Gu: II tic rear rdrt OF the two41osy frzu4 build
nR, Nc, h2 Ohio atreet owned bI Nh Crelger
and eccnph hy ME- Munte7- SeresA fenaes
seq Children rnsh. ioso the aress lu thar night
dTesses 2td tha occapskts Of tie adjoining hoo,c
but ys1J little nF-, and me tata dsmaks Vii not
!eacn more tasa teoo. The nsmea Wers co-noed
70 13.o No: ls3. pu: No: lsoN. adjonins,
asos. Esr, wss nois ,Ssu ena 81
water. No. 1oa, occupied BY M1a- Crelger, vas
on es5 sgfa r. y wasF Tns oadqs.
xl,too In the Gsrmann- Mrs. Mnoseu lost aooat
roo on fornitnte; injured for t4oo IN the Chicago
stsurtd for t:oa ID tne Tt1tonix, MT Cr,l7eSs
houst hoin Foods were spt1ntled, and so1szlaed no
m:tstts, a,. dam.Es Tas or'z,n d me nte ls aulo
from boz No. lS2
ABOUT 10 O'CLOCK LAST EVENING ihroe ren
entered ,he ssioon Of George Gillespie, No a3l
South MnItet strtet ard. af.er drinking gtss, ol
uour siterHsrd, be who hAd pad iof the o1lnas
reiulneo, and said nf1 onpRuions h3d ROBBED hlm
q slco. Foolnhl1 he had taksu his money out u
ms kaloou. AID the tNo uen Were thus informed
ttat te had afampt, He id not Know the thieves.
~ The robbery vas rot iepor:eA TO tue pollee
OF The money did not lose Is much a. ns els,msd.
or thA. hn w4s 10. soboed A. all He gtva 70
ranat, ana The sto3 Il given for what It Is cousd-
selves recectlJ. to avoid meeting OUTSTANDING
oents, ard this ieltow might b plying ihs samc
game. II loofs II II he MAS.
We PUBLISHED YESTERDAY 4 statement derived
!ron Mf.Le~ii Voorhees,, tup!ying that his mile
had left him tuodenlJ, tailug Win her cer,ain
Fa1uablt1 belonRtpR 10 him, and that t3Efe was
1sssol, to auppo,e ~: sas haa R99e > -! E1.h .
BY the lady friends that Rne left MI. Voorhees, On
IccLunt Of crael treatment lnnc:ed on her by
Ch4a ps'gp. Tee scsy OF her elop'1s w'ta :
Street car conductor or anybody else Is pronon-
Cd utterly false.
YESTERDAY MORNING the Coroner held An II.
ques:, o No. ~ Coolidge street, on the body Of
RIVER ~ Polk erfeet bridge On Tuesday allernooc.
Dr. KILLER mhde an external EXAMINATION Of The
1ena1nt, ard. al no narks Of violence were dit-
c.Vfred, the jury rcndeted verdict OF 'ffcuud
drowned" Tn9 doctor doea not account for the
i1Ss r'at:cn In tie ekul Of the deceased, which
WAS the foundation II the conjecture thAt tho man
had Eeen murdered.
on THURSDAY ncu Universa,!zt Church was
dedicated ln MtlHaokee. II u said 10 te one Of
tne nIelt church ed,ncsa n the "Etg Of BflcKa y
Ryd 81 g. 1i atc 81 t
sor,.'' 1ev. !. ". Hanson, editor Of ine feu
On The octa'lou- A coi!cc Ion resulted ID thu re-
cepr OF Il, DOC. There we're further interesting
| e1erctses In the adsuca yesterday.
TAX rAGEgs should not fail to remember In
thai On ana litef tbs ID tnss., cost Of coai@.
de-, accrued on al property on which ,a1es Then
lcn n'red unpaid. Thccoste. however, are oo. 4
q ADD tals sum, II sending eis By mai to tns
| Collector.
| As wuL s1 sxxN BY the to.ics on the nrst p.xe
otin-dsJ paper. The Pac:1c express s1a,as ieay-
enNond y sEcrnlrR, over 1he Gh,sazo L North:
Snefn; cnicsgo. k:ck Ialandr Psc:dc. Asd
ceninued on MD Alter 10 morrow.
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