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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-12

In Indiana associations aIe being or,
gnnized and money raised, to oppose the en-
forcement of the new temperance law of that
State. The friends of the law, however, are
not idle, for they are forming associations and
raising money to assist in the execution of the
law and the maintenance of good order in the
State.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-12

Prompt court-martial treatment
is decreed to the Modocs. The twenty
juniper sapliDgs of Gen. Davis are
likely to bear substantial red fruit,
without awaiting the days OF autumn
harvest.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-12

- The ground is said to be slipping
away from under the town of Pome-
roy, in this State. 1t is difficult to un-
derstand how anything else could be
expected ofR town SO named.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-12

After July 1st, new postage
stamps come in, bearing profiles and
colors thus: 1 cent, franklin. blue; 2
cent, Jackson, brown: 3 cent, WASH
ington, green; cent, Lincoln, red
Z cent, Stanton, vermillion; 10 cent,
Clay, purple; Is cent, Webster, or
ange; "A cent, Scott; 30 cent, Hamil-
ton, black; 80 cent, Perry, carmine.
A GAINESVILLE attorney" writes
That the clashing of spheres and
earthquakes are only the pulsation of
Gods heart" That Attorney should
have mustard plaster applied to the
back of his neck McConnelsville
Herald.
A tornado at Winnemucca, Ne
vada, Wednesday, blew down the tents
of the New York and New Orleans
Circus, causing a great pauic. Several
men and women were severely injured
but none mortally.
William Minot, one of the most
venerable and prominent citizens of
Boston, died Wednesday, aged ninety.
He was an eminent lawyer and mem-
ber of the Historical Society.
The steamer Frolic, with the
members of the Polaris expedition on
board, was intercepted off Sandy
Hook by a government boat yesterday,
and ordered to proceed direct to
Washington.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-12

In come places in this State the friends
-of law and order are forming "Law Enforcing
Associations
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-12
Postal Cards.

Persons should not mail two postal
cards.i joined together-one containing
an inquiry and the other blank upon
which to make reply. Both will be
cancelled at the office of mailing, and
the blank one rendered useless for
further use.
These cards are not to be advertis-
ed, are not to be returned to the writ
ers, nor sent to the dead-letter office
If unbelievable, sixty days after their
receipt they should be burned.
No postal card which contains a
scurrilOus or obscene communication,
or which is folded and the edges fast
ened together, or to which q slip of
paper is attached to conceal the com
munication, or to which any printed
matter, photograph, or picture is af
fixed, will be allowed transmission
through the mail nor can two cards
be pasted together and transmitted
without prepayment Of postage, lin
addition to the stamps imprinted
thereon at full letter rates All such
cards will be destroyed at the mailing
post office. 1t will, therefore, be well
for the public to understand that
while anything not scurrilous or OBJ.
scene can be properly transmitted, il
written or printed on the card Itself,
no addition to it or alteration of it
or increase in its weight will be per
mitted.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-12

The girls of Utica are using Sen
ator Copkling's speeches for bustles
They are SO puffed up.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-12
: Miss Alice Johnson, an attractive

= Miss Alice Johnson, an attractive
young woman, started a barber shop
in Kansas town the other day. All
the wives in town seem moved by a
common impulse to present their hus
bands with some little love,tokcn. BY
a remarkable coincidence they all Sc,
lectod raZors and brushes and mugs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

ls3ssease wisinreferencer tes4he description OF
mineral watefstAst Maptesl to each Setf urn Of
|dssease. Necaaily sHg ketches sef che
|brtugs are brssgas SO nsaay are instdedlin
Epae volume. M VIII be NY usefaEo tray
Fellers, if properly used BY them. 7. -
But IL the patient attempts tu-treat his
own case with the help Of tie, book Stie viii
make great mistake. The physician cannot
treat bis own case, much less the layn,an,
WHO following medical works with his lin
tied knowledge will more than probably
have to call in the physician to relieve him
from the injuries caused by his own blum.
ders.
sFer sale by o. T. EILYsoN. q - !" =
The Red Rouer. A, tale. By j.. FESsIaoRE
y COOPER. New York: D. APPLETON q GO.
Belonging to the edition of CooPER's
works, now in course of publication by
AppIEroN & Co. ~ /" !.
For;sale by J. r. .ELLYsoN. ,...,E -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
The North Carolina Bonds.

THE cases which REvERDY Johnson anu
CALEB CUSHING arc about to prepare iol Wy;
c,sion (finallyl by the Supreme Court q tne
United States, and I'm which cases siie n .,s
roint to be decided will be one OF llrisd'c-
lion. will raise some highly interesting ques-
tons Roth these gentlemen have high
formations as lawyers but both are sup
r,oSed TO nc afflicted with an infirmity that
leads them sometimes to take wrong views
ri LEGAL matters. But, after making all due
allowance for their fondness for money, and
for the fact that lawyers are always to be
found who for y sufficient consideration
will give an opinion on any side OF any
question. we may set 1t down as certain that
JOHNSON and CUSHING will make case
worthy of the consideration even OF the SUI
preme Court Of the United States, to which
tribunal, We take it for granted, the case
will eventually so. All that the telegraph
tells us on the subject does not enable us to
imagine how the constitutional difficulty is
70 be overcome. Article NJ. of amendments
10 the Federal Constitution is in these
words .e ~ .,~t
The iudicisl power of the United States
shall not be construed TO extend to any suit
IN law or equity commenced or prosecuted
against one Of the United States by citizens
of another State, or by citizens or subjects
IF any foreign State
This prohibits all suits by individuals,
either "in law or equity" against any State,
to be prosecuted in the Federal courts. The
prohibition applies to everybody in the
world, seeing that all men are either citizens
OF one Of the United States or else subjects
of some foreign State. If Mr.. JOHNSON or
Mr.. CUSHING had been asked twenty years
ago whether such suit as they are now
about to commence could be prosecuted in
the Federal courts, they, would probably
have replied in the negative. Inasmuch,
however, as the Federal Government has
lattery monopolized almost all the powers
ofgovernment, perhaps they have discovered
some plausible method Of restoring to the
courts the Jurisdiction which is SO clearly de,
MED 10 them in the article of the Constitution
quoted above. BLAcEsToEE's teaching that
there must be a remedy for every wong -
does moi apply as against constitutional in
hibitions, though it is good law in England
where there is no written constitution, and
where Parliament is omnipotent.
Nevertheless, as we said before, JOHNSON
and CUSHING may be relied upon TO make uI
and make out q, case that will be worthy o.
consideration even by the highest judicia
tribunal in the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
CHOLERA PkEcAUrIoss.-We mentioned on

CHOLERA PkECAUTIoNs.--We mentioned or
saturday SAD experience which the city Of
Wheeling underwent some years ago in try
ing to ward of the cholera. DR.. s. L. JEp.
SON, the Health Officer of that city, in telling
the people how to keep of the cholera, says,
amongst many other things:
For privies that are offensive, copperas
j. the best disiDfectant. 1t should be fire.
duently used. Unless the case Is Il very Pc
cuiar one, the Health officer will not order
the cleansing of any more vaults, believing Il
thorough disiniection is preferable during
the hot weather"
Wheeling has learned that when the cbo-
lera season has arrived it is too late to clean
M,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

INTERESTING DEclsIoN.--Mayor KELLEY and
good many other people are interested in a
decision which has just been rendered by the
venerable JAMES GARLAND, now Judge OF the
Corporation Court Of Lynchburg, and for
merly distinguished Congressman.
1t will he seen that the power of the Mayor
to remove the Chief of Police is denied, the
Judge being strong in the opinion that the
Chief is a State and not a city officer. Cap
tain HALsEY, counsel for RoCKENBAoH, gave
notice of his intention to file bill of excep-
lions to the decision. a
The Judge used the charter of the city of
Richmond to prove his main point. We
quote from the Lynchburg Republican
1.-The language of the Constitution itself
flxes 1t there shall be chosen Mayor. &C.,
GERS are faithfully performed. City officers,
Nv hat is city officer? 1t is not claimed
d State officer can be removed by the Mayor.
Legislation in the Richmond charter regards
as city officers Auditor, Attorney, Clerk, &c.
These are all to do local duties, not con-
nected with the State. SO in the charters of
Petersburg ana Norfolk there is no enume-
ration of policemen. Here is the Legislative
Interpretation, and in our charter the same
officers are similarly enumerated, and are
clearly in the control of the Mayor. A city
officer can do nothing with reference to the
State at large; State officers act in q locality,
but act Tor the Commonwealth. Now, all
policemen are State officers. In the Richmond
charter the question is settled, but not in ours
The Legislature has right to charter city to
control its own local affairs, but may organize
The police as exclusive. Now, the police, is
IN all these charters put in a separate de-
partment. Policemen are necessarily and
essentially State officers, to protect persons
and property, and subject to the same pen
alties, &C., as constabies. A constable is
clearly State officer, and poIiceman,s
duties do not differ from his, and bis COM
mission is like constable's, and he is CON.
stable. This construction is sustained by
the courts in Kentucky. Maryland, Mich.
gan, and New York. They haYe no duty
that is not a State duty, in execution of the
laws of the State, while the other class OF
city officers have duties exclusively relating
to the affairs of the city-ioeal rights under
local authority. ~ Es.sit - 49, & 5ttS
IF they are State officers they are ontside
81 the Jurisdiction OF the mayor MS mayor
but only as member of the Board o.
Police. Then Hardwicke IL still Chief o
Police. and the mayor has no authority X
appoint temporary Chief or Police. Rock
ehbach Is, therefore, not Chief OF Poliee.''1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

The NORTH PoLE.-The Polaris went up
to S2.9 north latitude, less than six hundred
miles from the imaginary north pole-a dis
lance that steamer in our waters would
travel in forty-eight hours-and what Why
the dip of the needle amounted to 45 de-
srees and its deviation to 96 degrees! Think
Of that, Master BnookE--more than the
fourth part Of the whole circle. Yet even
these variations are less than they were
found to be at some other points by HAYES
and KANE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

A LEARNED DlsCIPLE OF GALEN.-Ihat
Nashville physician who wrote to his brother
in Louisville that he looked for the cholera
this year latter the dispersion of the masses
from the Vienna Exposition" must be
far-seeing family doctor. Pray, what has
the Vienna Exposition to do with the spread
of the cholera?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

DIX. MCGUFFEY's SUCCESSOR. Some one
writes to the Petersburg Inder as follows,
SIN one word, as, of course, the linden
knows. the man who SO obSrures the edi-
tolial vision of the Dispatch, that that hope
cannot even picture him to its imagination
as a candidate, is Il candidate
ION the contrary, quite the reverse
We have learned that he is not only not a
candidate, but that he would not accept the
prolessorship if it were rendered to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

The establishment Of this agency, and lis success
has 70 fully demonstrated its merits and many ss-
SURPRISED advantages which 1t combines. that II has
now become (almosG) an absolute necessity TO mer.
act bnslItess 80 : - 81 l{'ssF94, q ~ 49, = :
Our olice here nov opened aud in thorough
working condition, Is fully prepared TO meet the
cordially invite ateeding our services to cal Ax-
a"ine our method md test our nbidty, feeling a.
sred that with advantages, increased facilities.
&C., We gan saiisfy.alI, and fully demo nstrate 70
them II Is 70 their interest us their patronage
VeiIgiessa Issued July LIST. ].
Is W. s.. lDrBRREL, Superintendent. -tss,.t
~ :2-la
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
DEATHS.

Died. at the residence OF her daughter. Mrs; :.
r. Banks. on Saturday night, Iath instant Mrs
CATHARINE PAE, wife Of the late james pae;
In the seventy eighth year Of her age, Formerly o.
Richmond, Va. t.as fe
piad. IN H.nrico county,, near Richmond. ON
"wednesday evening. JUNE 18th. MARY GEk.
TRUnF, youngest daughter Of j. D. and susan Z.
Beardsicy, aged Eve months and thirteen days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

GRAND. ANNUAL PICNIC OF ANNA
" WON TRIBE. NO. 80, ]. y. r. d.. AT HAT
TORErS GARDEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH,
1s73.-An excellent cotnonsband has been engaged
for the occasion. The entertainment will be under
the especial charge OF the following named gentle
men of the committee of arrangements: John Max
we'll David Leyshon. William Hardy, Thomas II.
Pollock, Peter Holloway. Neither pains nor 1ex-
pense will:be spared to make this the picnic of the
season. Sister Tribes are respectfully invited to
ioiu MS on this occasion. Tickets to be had OF snem-
beers of the Tribe and at the gate on the day Of The
The public generally are respect
fully invited to unite with us. ~ ''..-..
Admission, FIFTY CENTS. EG T.. le 2e-ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

Prs. Doc.--We have 10 thank the Hon.
Messrs. sEssE and SMITH, OF Virginia, for
valuable public documents, and the State
oeraTment at Washington for thoserelating
70 lhe treaty OF Washington and the Geneva
arbitration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
M EhTIAGs.

MASONIC ,-NOTICE.-The MEM &
N1- beers OFF METROPOLITAN LODGE, @
meeting OF their lodge at st. Adams Hail on TU ES-
DAY MORNING, oath Instant at o'clock. for IN
standing are Iraternaiy Invited to attend BY or
der of w. Al. ;. b. JACOBs,.
10 s...r.t. ItfrE@s#. = -.a, oeCTeIaTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men,
lyl beers priDOyE, LODGE. No. 81, are re- Xxx
quested to attend stated communication or ~
their lodge mt Washington Hall, on Broad street be
R wepn Ninth and Tenth on TU ESDAY EVENING,
June il4h, at A O'Clock. The otllcers-elect VIII
be Installed. Members of all sister lodges ana tram
silent brethren in good standing cordially ana ira
ternally fuvitcd. By order Of the ". M. =" --'
10 a3-at* : BIT. AUGUST, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

NCCANN'S SECOND POPULAR
M WEEKLY CONCERT AND PICNIC
f.. }. EUKER'S SPRING PARK,
Admission. a5r nc charge for ladies'.
On MONDAY. JUNE %. 1878.
Gates opeu at "A p. NJ. Promenade music at by
the full Brass Band aud Orchestra of the
.a Regiment. r.
Emil Randy Entire Orchestra
PROGRAMME-PARTL
l. Me,lley-Utyic, Carry ME Back, &C., --s4. ..s {.
,~o~l First Virginia Regiment
2. Cavatina, from Somnambula (Cor1et Solo,,
-" 80. r.... Mccain
2. Gallon Sticks and Stones
4, Grand hIarch-Watch on the Rhine,
= - To our German Friends
HELM TO sustaiu) - your Summer Band
,. PART IL. g.. .-.- ........ ~
s MarseiIlase ,.............To our French Patrons
s. Grand Irish Medley (selected), -,
!. Quartette. Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
8. Grand Lodge Medley. Ito h. T. ana J: y: "
Admission: Gentlemen 25c. 4; no charge Tor lad1es
Dancing from to IL T. NJ. M.
At the above popular prices. hope for liberia
patronage from members Of the Regiment and tho
above mentioned societies on next Monday after
noon. N :,
twenty minutes till termination OF picnic: Fare
ie 9l-9t Leader First Virginia RegimenI Band:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

TEE CAMP, NO. l. S. &. Boom
IL RADES.-Attend a stated meeting OF your
camp TON light at s O'Clock. at Pythian Hail.
corner Main aud Eleventh streets. r
AS several candidates TO be Initiated. fuii
meeting is urgently desired. BY order OF com
mandcr Jones'. I. W. FoLhMAN,
{,oa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
MARRIAGES.

wtiis, NJ r "'i lindsay Mr. ROBERf p BLACK
BURN to Mrs.. IsA BELLA SPARKMAs; both OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

MASONIC NOTICE. The members. e =
INl of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40. Will attend Xxx
a stated meeting at ST. Albau's Hall on to- "
MORROW (Tuesdayl MORNING, Path Instant: at
O'Clock for installation of officers Members OF SIS
ter lodges and tlstlug brethren Invited to be pres
.' ei'' 10y ''.''' WILLIAM J. RIDDICK,
Secretary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

MET NEW WRAPPINGS AND PARA
SOILS FOR SUMMER. .r.r .,e.....r
T. K. PRICE \ CO. are receiving daily for sum-
me rsaes Lace Points and Sacques Parasols and sun
shades, Umbrellas, silk, cambria, and alpaca Cen
tlemen's Gauze Shirts, Gentlemen's Thread and k1a
Gloves, Linens for Coats and Pants, Collars, Cra-
watts, &c, &c. NY 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

NTOTICE.-A meeting of the subscribers to
IN the capitI stock of the CITIZENS BANkOF
RICHMOND fsavings institution will be held at
the Office of Lyme & Broth or, 1212 Main street
June Esd, at O'Clock Z. NJ, for the purpose VI OF
ganZatIon. u %o-oI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY a." 4
IL FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT RICH
MoND. June % 1s73.-LEE GUARD. ATTEN- W
TION ASSEMBLE for drill and special business IL
TONIC lit ut s. O'Clock. promptly, at Old Market
Hall Members are urgently requested to he pre-
sent as business OF cidl Interest Will engage your
attention. BY order of ro,
Captain Commanding
WILLIAM 6. STOKES. o. :. 1e .3-lt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
HEApouARTEns COMPANY G. !

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY G. !
FIRST REGIMENT Observation-Disclosures. .
CPECIAL ORDERS, No. -: The MEN,
- beers of Company G are hereby ordered to at p
tend a drill nf their Company. in fatigue uni-
By command of j. v. BIDGooD, First Lieutenant
COIN mandlng company. JOHN l.. WARlNG,
10 oa-Ift 80. Orderly Sergeant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
wBATCHELoR's HAIR DYE

I .UA37 % AI = II II IU1t . Ii1 hEIb y
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the %oI,S
The only true and perfect dye Harmless
and instantaneous; no disappointment NO ,,a ~,
ious ttnts or unpleasant odor., kemeues ~"
effects of bad dycs and washes. Produces imme-
iiately superb black OF natural brown and ieaves
The huir clean, soft, and beautiful The genuine
,sIvneo w. A. BArCHELoR. Sold by all DRUGGISTS.
- -. -. CHARLES BACHELOR
So ao.eo., INV, 81 Proprietor, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

ne JAPANESE SILKS AND POP
LINs, all grades and coiors; striped and figured
GrenadInesat 2oand 25c. per yard; Worsted Pop
ns for travelling and walking Linen Suitings
for travelling Black and Colored Grain silks;
Striped and Checked French Silks; Lawns, Ba-
reyes, Trimming Silks, Grass Linen and Pongec
Poplins, White Grenadines for Polonaisc, &c, La
dies Gloves, Ladies' Vests, silk Tics, Linen and
Lace Collars. Sets, Corscts, Fans, Leather Belts,
Bustlcs, &c, sc.
INV % '.a'} sl5s .T.R. PRICE co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
REMOVALS.

MFRS IL L. TURNKEY has removed her
Ittt HOOP-SKiET MANDATORY, second
door from corner seventh and Main, TO No. 7Ol,
where she will he pleased 10 see her customers and
friends. II - II te 23-eod9w i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

IL EEP COOL a
WITH LIGHT CLOTHING. - +
srs ,ygYes Jf.ztr----- e
y Z 1000 eisEs SUITS fall kin.lsl ..,,.,.s,
500 BLACK ALPACA SACKS taii 4aaiitiesl,
100 FANCY ALPACA SACKS,
: xr=s- SO Ola ONAI, ALPACA SACKS,
900 WHITE DUCK SUITS,
rg.s 1000 pairs WHITE JEANS DRAWEks, u EACH
) 500 pairs WHITE LINEN p na;a, sRs,
Tbpefd,s almost everything anybody needs IN my
Inc "''"s ~ WM. IRA SMITH, AGsT.,
yI " 1l09 MAIN sTl3E'fT.
s,gn-ILONG FLAG. snft7tsE je 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

-. RICHMOND, June %, 1874.
A TTENTION, HOWlTZERS. AM
The regular meeting of your company 49,
will hr dispensed with for this evening. BY ses-sS
order of Captain CARTER, , 9
lie 23.ltk y. y. BOSHEh. ". Q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

TOR RENT (HOUSE FURNISHED, a
L, = SIMMER RESIDENCE In the beauti- haI
full town Of Ashland: contains five rooms, kitchen,
&c. all furn isled. Only SOS per mouth. Apply al
once -, j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate A gent and Auclioneer,
| 10 Is-st Ills Main street.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, Il desirable BRICK s
Il HOUSE, No. 303 east Marshall street, be- sa::4
tween Third aud Fourth, containing six rooms, gas;
and water Kitchen with two rooms: back ana
front yards. House and premises In good order,
and location convenient to the business part Oh me
city. Apply on the premises, or 10 "; r; SMiih H.
with Tanfcrrn & Co. GallegO MilS. &c 2C-6tN
The New York herald., 1873-12-18

b!a.-This was bill TO set aside Judgment con-
ferred by Fister TO Willitt on the ground that
credit had not been given for an amount paid on
the Judgment. The Court below found for flster
and the question presen ted was one OF iact,
whether the evidence established The claim 10 tne
credit alleged. This Court finds that IL does not,
ana reverses the decree, with directions 10 DISMISS
the bill. Mr. Justice Strong delivered the OPINION
No. So Best VS.. Doe, ex dem. Sarah Polk.-Error
to the Circuit Court for the Northern District OF
Mississippi. was an ejectment to try title to
certain Cnickasaw reservation land in Tunica
county Mississippi. Sarah Polk claimed under the
will OF ex-President Polk. who derived title from
the patentee Best claimed, under an Indian who,
II was ALLEGED, had located the land under the
Chickasaw treaty before the patent to Polk's
evidence certificate OF location) offered by Best,
and it was excluded as defective in not showing
upon its face that IL was transcript OF the record
OF the proper oIlice. This ru ing now adJudged
to be erroneous and the Judgment was reversed.
Mr. Justice Davis delivered the opinion
No. 665. Western Union Telegraph Company vs.
Eyser-Error to the Supreme Court OF Colorado
Order Tor supersedeas directed to issue, unless
rendered unnecessary by the decision as to the
rule.
No. 127. United States ex rel. Lewis vs. Boutwell,,
Secretary OF the Treasury-Error 70 the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia-Motion denied.
No. III. Mullhall VS.. Keenan, Error to the Circuit
Court lor Wisconsin.-Anlrmed
The Court will sit TO hear motions only on Fri
day next and win adjourn from the oath .nst to
the 9Th OF January.