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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21
SproIAL TrR,r.-ChanceIor Fentress ad:

SPECIAL TERM.-Chanceno Fentress ad-
iourned Chancery Court on the 18th inst,
and gave notice that special term would
begin at the court room iii Bolivar on We'd
nesday, after the third Monday in february
next at which time the docket will be swept
as clean as new pm. All parties interest
ed therein would do we'll to make a note OF
this, and be ON hand.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21
MoTice.

Having this day suggested the insolvency
of the estate of James NJ. StaIings, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against
said estate will file the same before the 5th
day of June, 1871, as duly auth ndcated by
law, or the same will be forever barred
T1O&. ID. CLINTON, Admir-.
Jan. 3, 1871, janTw =
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

In Huntingdon, last week, the dwelling Of
Smith Scott, an old and respected citizen,
was consumed by fire. All Of his furniture,
clothing, ETC., was destroyed. This is the
second time Nj. Scott has been burned out
in the last twelve months, and the Courier
says that all the citizens should help him.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

Remember, that the time is rapidly APP
preaching when you will be unable to get
a nice photograph Mr.. 7. w. McCarley
cannot possibly remain here longer than
the 18th of next month"; so now is the ac-
cspted time" to get good picture taken
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

Resolutions to remove H C. Smith, radi-
cal, an d Chancellor Of the fret Division IN
this State, have been introduced in the Leg
islaturs Smith is charged with bribery,
and is likely to walk the plank. 80 mote 1t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

Powell Clayton, the notorious, has beer
elected United States Senator by the Arkan
sas Legislature
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21
LcgOE .EOficeS.
Sheriff Sales.

In the Circuit Court of Hardcman county,
Tenn. E. P. Forbes, administrator, etc.,
VS.. II j. Forbes.
BY virtue of q venditiOni expOnas issued
from the Circuit Court of Hardeman county,
Tenn, at the November term, 1870, l will
sell at the Court House door in the town of
Bolivar, Hardeman county, Tenn, to the
highest bidder. for cash, on the 18th day of
February, 1871, II. J. Forbes undivided
share as one of the heirs at law of Robert
Forbes deceased in the reversionary interest
in the tract of land, 1861 acres, assigned to
his mother, Ann Forbes, as dover of the
lands Of her deceased husband, Robert a.
Forb es, lying in Hardeman county, civil
district No. 5, on which Ann orbes low
resides, and for an accurate description of
which reference Is made to the report of
the commissioners appointed by the county
court of Hardeman county, Tenn, to assign
dover to SAID Ann Forbes, said report dated
December Is, 1861. The above not being
also levied the attachment on tract of 105
! acres of land in civil district No. 5, of Har-
deman county, being portion of the lands
descended to Ii. j. orbes, from his father,
! Robert A Forbes, deceased, and allotted to
him IN q division of said lands, and bounded
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at stake in a
| deadening, the w corner of lot No t. run.
ming west Ga poles to a white oak, with
white oak, elm, and gum pointer; James
| Tones W corner in the west boundary of
the 3542 acre tract aforesaid; thence north
1853 poles to a sweet gum, with gum, Span
ish oak and 2 white oak pointers; the n
corner of Ruth Harris tract thence east
with her line Oh poles to stake; the
corner oflot NO. +, thence south with said
| line 1864 poles to the beginning, containing
| IUh acres, more or less. }. j. NELLY,
| january IA. lS7l-Sl0 Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

To the CIrcuit Court Of Hardeman county,
Tenn. Fleming IL Ussery vs. Bryant Cox
BY virtue of venditioni expouas issued
from the Circuit Court of Hardeman county.
Tennessee, at the November term, 1870,
will sell at the court house door in the town
of Bolivar, State and county aforesaid, t.
the highest bidder, for cash, on the 18th DAY
of February, 1871, a certain tract of land
situated in Hardeman county, Suite of Ten.
nessee, known and designated in the plan of
the survey of the Chickasaw cession as the
; e of section 8, in township l of range 4
east of the basis, meridian Of said survey con
tanning 100 acres, more or less.
j. J. NELLY.
January II, lS7I-$6 Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

Lemans was captured by the Prussians on
the eleventh. The French loss was quite
heavy
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

The United States Hotel Louisville Ky,
is situated convenient to all places of amuse-
ment.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21
. & II. WI. ENsTINE.
SOUTHERN PALACE,

aten Striped PopGns, 25censpe yard
Solid ChanSeable
Double width Alpaas, eOlOr, Is
soft nj per yard
All color dollar
qua yard.
White and Red Flannes, from Is yard
Red FanneC loaks cents
&c rery yard
70 O pe aTd
WOO -. .......s.....
an wool ShaTls large one dollar and 80 cents each Sd"
BalmOal
from to
All Linen 81 Table Cloths cent . 90 Fl
All Printed Table
wife
Men Womens Hosiery dollar
ems IinenI ndk only 5centsea Gh
Large size Lawn andkeehief,
Checks
wooHo Sc a sizes en- sperpa
Corses only cents pie
Towels warranted linen, only eight
EngHsh a colo .Onlyth thirty cents
All WOO Plads for Children
Heavy pc
Bed Ticking and Hickory l24 yard
sell coed white Shirt 5cents
a
Ladies Shaws 70 eve sold n
Joseph Kid Gloves all
Largest stock of Furs and silk Velvet C and Even Silks
eselou
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Memphis Grand
Gents Underwear
For Planters:
constantly following Goods all Of
CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES:
Bachelors of Kip Boots Bogans
Flu ineso oil Hats
asimeres Plaid land Striped Onburz
Heayyr Beahed Domesacs
AND ALL OTHER GOODS FOR PLANTATION zUSE!E
SOUTHERN PALACE, 83s MAIN STREET.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

/, sc 2,
nw4 f" 9,
l, all of section Is,
/, 80 Is,
, 81
l, j being the interest of said
Sarah E Wiley, undivided, in the lands
aforesaid. J. j. NELLY,
january IA, 187I-$8 Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-21

30 acres, more or less, as the case may be.
j. }. NELLY.
January IA, 187l-S6 Sheriff
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

main tranquil. The Government s hourly growing
the country with the majority of the citizens Of
Paris really in its favor. and surrounded by con-
stantly-increasng army, 1t is already formidable
and begins to inspire wholesome fear of its
power
The National Assembly has approved of proca-
nation condemning the criminal attempts of few
madmen to involve France in ruin and dishonor
which are Tepudlated by the whole country. IL APP
peas to the troops aud citizens to rally and save tho
noble republic The Assembly has also declared ur-
gent the bill abrogating the decree suppressing the
Councils General
NJ. Picard announced in the Assembly that all the
functionaries of departments have offered armed
support TO the Assembly.
1t was announced that the Government will pre-
sent to the Assembly, on Wednesday, bill proyid-
ing for the election of municipalities.
NJ. Schoelcher reported that he had visited Paris
but failed to obtain the release of Gen. Chanzy.
Admiral Saisset in some remarks, gave details of
the arrangements of the insurgents who he said
hold Gen. Chanzy q hostage, and will shoot him
if they attacked.
NJ. Theirs then gave expression of the thanks Of
the Government and the Republic to Deputies
Tirard Clemenccau and Schoelcher, for the courage
displayed by them in meeting the Paris insurgents
NJ. Thiers also announced that the Government
would not declare war against the insurgents unless
instructed to do so by the Assembly A dispatch
from Rouen says, the Germans have celebrated their
victories there in quietness.
A large number of French cities and towns have
adopted and forwarded to Versailles resolutions pro-
testing against revolution, and proclaIming their
adhesion to the Government.
The semi-Onicia Provincial Correspondent Of Berlin
says: Germany viii certainly not interfere with
affairs IN Paris now, but she will know how to guard
her interests and to press TO their fufneBt the en-
gagcments entered into by France"
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
PPOGrrSs OF TIE DAIIEN sURYEY-WAR DE-
CLABED BETWEEN uONDURAs AND SAN oAL
VApOg.


PPoGrrss OF TIE DARIEV sURyEY-WAR DE-
CLABED BETWEEN uONDURAs AND SAN SAL
VADOR.
AsrINNyALL, March 19, via KINGSTON, JAM
Tho L. s. war-5eaIner Eipsic arrived here on the l5th
from the Atrato River The latest news from the ad-
vance party OF the expedition from the Atlantic side
was that they were within six miles Of the summit OF
the elevation which is now considered TO be less than
600 feet high All were well, and confident OF Success
The Nlpsic returned the Atrato on the 10TH Tie sur
vey VIII probably be completed by the lst OF May Inc
Ossipee arrived Panama the 10th, ANA the James
town on the 17tl, to relieve the Resaca.
According to advices from Panama to the 1fth the SIP
vey on the Pacific side making good progress Com
,onder sefIidge asceuded to the junction Of the Pdya
with tbe Tvra River but no discoveries were made
Honduras has formally declared war against san sal
vador II IS not likely now that the misunderstanding
c, be arranged President Medina has issued decree
s.p.udug the operation OF the treaties WIN san SHI-
dor until that country s disposed 10 oDseINc tACn'
II war cusues, President Medina says san SiNa
Inrsf assume the responsibility, and informs Ioleshc5
that II damage Is done 10 lhc IdlIO IO1u' 'n0 'No W."
rest on San Salvador ,,-, -. .,t,o, 40
Tc iyadng forces from san Salvador have retired 10
tlcr own territory. Many leading SalVadollaho aIo
leaving the country. r--,,... ~. c.s,o pica
or e 19b An unsuccessful attempt had DeCn mace u
overthrow his Government. -...,,, or, costa
A commercial treaty between Nicaragua ana Cosld
RCa has been rdtlneu. A.. ,o.h ,o,roecn, PA AZ
the country toward the frontier - III cePlOidp-o Co
dition DescrtiOns ana arrests are freinei.t. "a
I'm ibe United Siutes OF Colombia, tLe TcNoluloil''
have taken possession OF BryaCs an Ehli6"uo'' '''i
cfy las been formed ~ santa Nallbd. ~, -. .,,t,
Tho recent earthquake at GuS1"l"l vi" ''' ''7"'
damage.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
REPORTs FROM YrRsAmI.rs

ANOTHER CIRCULAR FROM TmERs-ALL QUIET
IN TIE rROVISCEs-THE PEOPLE OF PARIS
ORGANIZING 10 SUPPRESS sEDIrIov-rnE
THEIRS CONVENIENT HOURLY GROWING
sTROSGKB-AcTIoE OF THE ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES, Wednesday March q, 1871.
President TlheIs bas sent another circular 10 Pre-
fects Of Departments. Informing thcin that the adj
vices received by the Government from all the
provinces arc reas,urng Attempts 10 create disor-
ders have everywhere failed In Paris the citizens
are organizing for the suppression Of sediiion
An army now numbering 4-F)O men, protects thc
Government and Asse9i5iy at versatile, which are
apidly becoming masteLs of events A proclama-
tion is about 10 De issued warning The insurgents
70 lay down their arms. Lyons, Maneili's,
AID Bordeaux. where troubles were anticipated, re
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
eies Amended so IA 10 be confined 10 fire and ufo In
surance companies. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.

The bill amending the law relative TO assess
ment of real and personal estates was reported Adversely
and the report agreed 10.
The Governor returned without HIS approval the bill
providing for the inspection Of ga,-mctcrs. The veto
was sustained
The senate resolutions requesting the Canal Board 10
,o ,ate oi reght ON apples, and al esculeDts
"aHS ~, ported on the canals was adopted.
bs were introduced regulating tie cha rgcs on freight
o ceIalD railroads; amending the Free Insurance Com
pany law; to widen CassOn-aye from Green Ia Ioxin.,
toaNes, Brooklyn, and to prohibit the cs,ab shiug OF
nuahces NJ that point tp1scd): 20 protect eOusms3 ~
Inel Against extorton, and amending the Gas Company
Organization act ''
Mr. Frear offered concurrent resolutions which were
laid over under the rules TO amend the Constitution ,r
the purpose Of making the canals free; Providing thar
in order that the tolls may he reGced 10 meet the
cqrgheIts 0 commerce and pre- eni diversion tieroOf
from this State, the Commissioner II tho Canal Fnnd
shall borrow the credit of the such s nay
pc necessary iOr paying the Canal ana Gcneral Fund
debts now charged on the canals the same sau fa
due by the issue and sale Of bonds or 0 Stock
having years 10 run IRON this date bearing Interest at
the rate OF per cent per annum payable sgmanuuay.
For the payment OF the principal whereof 40 maturity
sinking fund OF per cent per ennum shall be et,ab
lished and the tolls OF the canals shah bo fixed from
time TO time by the Canal Board at rates sulcne -
may be, 10 provide only Tor said sinking fand.
For the interest the debt created, and the expense
of keeping the canals in repair the Legislature sai iu-
thorized, and for carrying tls arDclo into eject.
The bill to regulate the sale OF intoxicating qofs was
Bills were passed-Repeaing the act for widening
Unlon-st Brooklyn; amendins tLe enaTtr OF tLo ,9n.
for division Of The town OF NewtGwn, Queens County
amending the act relative 10 the Police court ct the
Third Judicial District OF the CRY OF NeW-lOrk.
The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad I'LL was returned
by the Governor by request and the vote passing IL was
reconsidered. The bill then Tecommitted for
2mtndment to be reported back tomorrow morning.
Recess
EVENING SESSION.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
70 amend the revised statutes so az 10 exempt bonds and
After long debate the Committee and reported
progress.
In the House, Mr.. AlvOrd moved that the bill be
recommted TO the Judiciary Committee, with instrac
tons 70 strike out the enaetng clause and that moved
the previous question, which ordered Tie motion
to rccommit prevailed and thus the bill Killed by
vote VI II TO u. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. .ALBASN


Bills were ntroduced-Compeling the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Companies to
change the names of the stations in the town OF Alden
Erie County; providing for proper drainage of lands in
New-York CITY and County, 10 preserve fish In Crook
Lake: amending the act authorizing the construction J
a railway in West Farms and M0TTsanla; TO open aad
continue Atantic-aye. in the town OF Jamaca prOyld
ing for the erection OF sch0olhouses and for building
normal college in the city Of New York; making pro
vision Improvement in tie counties of Wescheser
and New-YoTk, and to provide facilities Of connuuca
tOn between SAID counties; amending the act iof tue
appointment OF a Board of Public Charities.
Bills passed-Amendlug the charter Of The Excel
sor Life Insurance Company Incorporating the Eat
Bank NewIOrk to further provide for tie rebuilding J
and repairing sewers IN tn city "a Ncw.lOtk
fees in the City OF Ncw-York was also passed
The bill to abolish the Office OF Canal 'supeIlh-
tendent was recOmmittcd The bill to consolidate ihe
motion TO reconsider laid on the table - A..
MIR. lhaJer asked Tor unanimous consent 10 S,,,,.
bill TO legaZe certain street ,aSst ssincA's III SAo
Mr. Tweed said there was no objection on his sac OF
the senate; he aid not know how II was on tg nj I'm,
s0c, which had IN rcsolFcdtO oJtct " an -
many legislation. There being no ol9' o'ioi 'i'o ~ w
passed -..., ,,o. t,. votc by
which the bill to consolidate The debl o the N'l ~, "a th,
York was lost The bin Was then passed, no. "iso TIC
bill to consolidate the County Gent , ,r ,ta loe,
urnbitu cf fbe sale ~ intoxicating liquors Do t'ech
from the Committee on ininfhA Ant'ls io,, 10
the First Committee OF me Nnolei 80 ~ the sanity
of persons convicted OF capIi'i t4IIh'f' i'''''
EVENING SESSION. N,
The senate went into toulntt'c oi' NJ, ,,o ,. si'"t
ROAD bIll as the special o.ocf' "hi 4ltc ' ''7'
an'erdueufg IL was ordered 10 a tuhd ieadh"' ,
Rils wcrc raportcG-To ELISA iHc ONCE ,an',
it"i,ul 10 roicct tHc barber aooi. ng i"uE l'IhH
iIre Insurance conf au son tO'uuF WIN
bnrcn eou,rancs aud requiring uf', lH'. aho mHllIe
Insurance conn anca - nl!oNt Tic Io'h 'I 'h'H io'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
jornt Washington att
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Lawrence Acley.who was stabbed IN Bowling.
,uv IoIi.y.re r., on sunday, died Yesterday
ALDEN IitchfelI. an accessory 10 the robbery
s he a Rock Bank h been sa'eue 10 igr ars .a2r rnI
The boiler in Mcssrs HaSsam ~ Pooleys mill,
IN ps espoled yet srsy and the fireman if Injured
A man named Roland, living near Fayetteville,
Ar. ke bis AMI lut child The ltiA isst an su shot n
..lf lecsu-e Of domestic iroI1le
In WEXFORD Il. l., on Tuesday two boys, aged
rer fc- ofo.ty Brlno kd - the 'hg ia olA
cave in which lhcy wee pl.' 'tns.
The grist-raill and dweliing-house of Gideon
Tcys in tc torrbi County, ~ H. Stro bumei On Is,sJ
I,,.s, $50 .soi Insurance, $500
Three Swcdcs, who were eNeavatiGg in q sand
cut ON he Pike Eiod kadclo0k, H. fue-,
bug el alive by the 4lrs IN "a the hank.
- The aia-storm on Tuesday was very severe in
Maine Mas,U knFosgogpn kaioai, eio~ Lisbon Pals
road from u VT take Ia
damages
m Mantcr & Blackmer's hammer ard hoot-shanlS
msruffc'or ,loah, As lErlcl ,r-E3y Cohbs ao.t
ai iri s,o'e scLg badly damaged Ls,, $1,000 insured
~ 3lt,N0
. Ii. :. Sckman, rectifer of lanco.tcr Penn,
vo w5s .rrs,d trr Mot, rhag o dcsiIn, Rove.
No. lttnay tiih c-an reih,rs IN more, reanieI
BAl,rve V uisl aheIs ~ Las tssn .sle.~
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEITS.
GERMANY.

BISMARCK MADE A PRINCE OF THE EMPIRE
Won MOLTKE DECORATED.
BERLIN. Wednesday, March %, 1871.
Count Won Bismarck has been elevated to
the rank of Prince OF the German Empire, and Gen.
Count Won Moltke has been presented with the Grand
Cross Of the order of the Iron Cross.
At the session OF the German Parliament to-day, Herr
Franlenburg. by virtue OF seniority President of the
Chamber OF Deputies, taking his seat warmly greeted
tie South German members motion passed the
House cOnsratuans the Emperor upon the occurrence
Of the 74th anniversary Of his birth, tomorrow.
The Emperor delivered his speech yesterday from the
marble throne Of CharlcmaEne, brought from AacLen
ak Ia Chapelle), especially for the purpose.
The statement comes from trustworthy source that
orers have been issued TO stop the return home oi
French prisoners for the present The French Govern
has, yet, appointed no Commissioners TO arrange
for the return Of the prisoners in Germany.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
TIE NEW DOMINION.
IIIE NLW UVhINiVN'
TIE RESULT OF THE ELECrIoN-THE GONLfN-
MENT PARTY LOSING GROUND


ToroXro. Ontario, March 22.-Thc elections III
the province Of Ontario took place yesterday TIE result
as far rs heard from, indicates los TO the Goyenent
marty Of from eight 70 ten votes fhe op.3i3h nm I'D
x.fnry lint the Government organs cuicIi th"t tIvtS
~ ,5o,d yyor3ug majority All the nClnbrrs ol ile
Ministry have returned. The elect tlIous n9. Va ~
prgi,cc were kccnly contested. Tie umo- Orogf anu
1od feeling prevailed and not the slight 81 ul''trD'h'0
lsrcportod.
THE ELECTIONS PASS orr QUIETLY IL MANITOBA
ToRoYro, Ont, March 2?.-Dispatches IRON
Wipnipsg have been received to March l. TIE hahoha
elections were held aud passed on quietly Inc houe
,ys called to meet for the dispatch OF business OH
March II.
rpCrrpE on INDEPENDENCE AND ANNEXATION.
MONTREAL, March 22.-Mr. fabre' edltor oi
LEyeaep,eaL Quebec, delivered lecture ias' hiRh'' ."
tic Mechanics Hall, Montreal in prescncf oi % Jis 80 80
.,,t loot audience Confederation, lhul ~" ,t
I'D Annexation" Great DHthu''as'n pre- Lairu' ny
.rt,k6r Was loudly applauded In hit core .loh. &
~ r. OH titurc fOr Canada was It's annexation ~ 'io
Tuf
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
TIE COAL INVESTIGATION.

HARRISBURG, March 22.-Ehe Committee on
the coal question had before them to-day John sney the
President OF the W. b. A. lie underwent rather
thorough examination. He stated that he came to THIS
country the war; and that he has never worked at
mining since his election TO his present position He
saws strikes are intended TO ralto the price OF coat,
thereby increasing the wages OF miners. hUnDer Oh
men In the business who We're cxainlneu lesDa 10
the heavy losses they had sustained through the sHNe
business altogether thus throwing thousands oi aDOnS
men ont of employment. The Committee are very ,trh-
gent in regard 20 the exclusion OF p0rer nom her '
sons. Franklin b. GOwen, Pre- sident of the Reading
Railroad Is expected here tonight. Tie hotels ave lite
rally jammed with friends of both Sides and an exciting
mi IA
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

Charles H. SeyeTns, SVEN hDo"h '""'" ~
Chicago died Yesterday
Three companies Of tle tth =, = 't,a1ly,
under coInman OF Col h.aN have AffI - a. ' ~ "
,,.,,,r,,.,,+ ,.os r,odlboforc n Massachusetts,
legislative Commit. .e, ye''erII by - ''''-' " ~
HO-i NV M ~ ~ n T,Iiaferio. one Of the oldest
physieaas of Cincinnati del es' 80 :, o. L lie cp ,l ~
iast war with Gleai Britain sid VS. e--i ''-
'''' r, cotI.rn R,ntiet Educational Convention
meets Il Marion Al hrul T. - ,l .t ,c ,,r,rr 10
esg,, Tie .hoon ami Ie-es N''3 l''' '' '- 90" 'i
send dele gates. - =. ..........
The Hon. Iaac V. N1d"ipoei' Pfoihiatit
ns,nocr,ic pol uc,n Of Nrter Ne" So 90 s.s.
aie dscess~l was born ia kalei'olel ., t'. 80"
s,ite of N.a.lcr, ia l,.o -aa 4.''' ~ ''' '-' 10 |
Police Justice ol Bu-ao
The observations on Mount " 'S' St'h ~
HI ,ese "a! -, ~. r.-te hAI.. .1Ii O. 81. % W.
etsr ~ chJ - .i1, ,e- Hour scst "a
yeloe't O. nv, ,'r "a aes st a," 90 a,s ies .oa
~ Ti, bo,rin,, bafo,c Inc Massachusetts LrQislo-
-. III ~. q rss ca.. i.4 .ls.. o. "a
hnyt to-i or, ilpf sl- a. Pa lHssy
t,r..eri r g Ro1-st Or AM s. ~ 81. ', ~ "a "
lf-.... sgrey io DTS % POI. ~. e''' " F" '-''
s,,i.. ami " US n, c''e tie''li aii'' '-5'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
THE INDIANS.

DEPREDATIONs IN NEBRAsKA-HORsEs STOLEN.
NORTH PLATTE. Neb., March GA party of
lumbermen in last night and reported the appear
ance of so Indians around their camp Tho Indians
having set FIRE to the prairie, the citizens made hasty
retreat for home leaving their timber No shots
fired by either party. The Indians have large number
of skins and anxious TO here TO trade but tcy
are not permitted to do So On the 18th inst 10 horses
were stolen by the Indians mile west Of town. and
only three were recovered.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
THE yIRGIYIA RAILROAD WAR

RICHMOND, Va, March 22.-Ihc Senate, to-
day. finished the long railroad war ia the Legare ny
passing the House bill for tho sale OF the S2tes Interest
in the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Tor So lt 10
NJ H. EllersOn and others OF t CITY, thus d"iedl INC
proposition OF Gen. Malone TO ~ H. Later ~ tncday
an affray occurred between Icn. Ilalohe ana J.hn
Iyon an attorney for the succeJi1l applicant in which
blows were exchanged and piJOl was brcd y la4Ohc
No serious injury was done.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
LOTTERY SCHEME BROKEN UP.

CHICAGO, March GA few days since, the
National Cooperative Dry Goods House, Of which Geo.
c. Lemon T. Co. caim to be propretors, was arregned
before tho Criminal Court charged in the indi1i
ment that the scheme, by which Sl5loOOO wac 10
he distributed to certificate holders was n lot
tery Judge Jameson took the case under adysenieni
and this morning gave his dec ION 10 NC cIeet tt INC
guilty. They will appeal TO the supreme Cyurt of the
State AttorneyfCe Reed dectre5 his intention of
prosecuting all persons now engaged n the lottery osi
ness in this eff