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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-17

The POSTAL SAVINGS BANK ScnEME-MR.
CKESwELL'S kLpcET.-A ashington dis
patch says:
1.-The Postmastcr-Gcncral expects to sub
nit his completed report to the President
saturday next. The report Very fully en-
tiers into the details OF The postal savings
bink scheme, and there is little doubt thai
the President will recommend ii. II Is be-
lieved that I'LL the Cabinet are unanimously
in favor Of The system. The following are
some OF the details: 1t is proposed at first 10
introduce The system OnS III what arc called
the pres .dcntial oliiceS-that *, post-otllccS,
the salaries Of which are 1900 and over.
The entire system will be connected with
the posIu! noncy-order offices. One clerk
vii! hc detailed 10 receive amt account
ur deposits. ~ each deposit Is made 4
,.itiijc.aiuu of deposit will DC entered III Il
ni~>-book. The general office at Washing
tvu will be notified OF this deposit, ana OF
the name of the depo>itor, after which GER
liiiyaic OF deposit will be forwarded from
Washington 10 the dcpoStor as Il further
.G,arautcc, Deposits may be withdrawn
both from the office where they were depos-
itcd aud from any other within the general
district, but no deposit can be Withdrawn
until permit has been obtained from the
general ollie, 1t Washington. This authorl-
zllou Of Withdrawal! has been found ncces-
>;ly Dy Great Britain and Canada to pre-
Won't fraud. One feature OF the scheme Is
the establishment of several grand divisions,
TO which the local offices shah report dl-
rcclv. AL money received on deposit must
be deposited within stated time 1t the near
est national depository. The Postmaster
General is informed that the plan is very
}
recently received i communication from Il
pro>eineut eastern banker, advocating the
Dian as Il very efficient means TO strengthen
i'm. credit of the Government. and prcHcHt-
i,g national panic in time OF crisis. The
dow OF currency into the Treasury at such
times, from savings, would enable the Gov,
eminent to purchase lis own bonds, and
lhus rclicyca >tringcncy by keeping currency
i. crcnialiou."
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Pug Lawrence" Cain. Of Ed"cticld
- natives Joseph Boston, OF Ne"befrS,
3'..- ~inlhin<, Of EuGeticid, all colored,
uttered the law school OF the south
2a University.
"oil i. singing III the outdoor thea
- !GMy. Iil> wilr. Miss Isabella Nc
staa, j. living with her relatives in SolI'l!
@@.
90 discussion Of The two questions,
.1 '1ru kichnond:" and "Is RobcrI
..-~c, disqualified to hold office IN ' If
wnI he deferred 10 Il future meeting
81 rJI.Iug >Oc!ctr, --A,e.'t, itufta s>enft-
1ampn seeds i. Il Georgia substitute
H.
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,>.c. LELD'a CHrNcn.-IAlcXandria
I.ycd'> church, the old Episcopal
q la@. Markham, i'll tauqulcr county,
,#,u,G 70 the ground OF Tuesday last.
a.r aa~ purely accidental, and caught
49," ,luyc in which Il lire had been Kin
.al the building for the marriage OF
,.oG. Of Norfolk, and Miss Bessie
... III, rjHt ncighDOrhood, which was
s.Epu place there that day, but winch
.sg5u>,gucncc oi tic tire, 10 he removed
j.. ..tura ii Markham. The Burned
. va. one Of tie oldest in the country,
...r il, erection had been The house OF
ta. !An Marshall family.
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y,v.sDg,c-rEoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

EICuMoSp. November l3, 1873.
r5NHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
/ between a. BACIGALuPPO& CO. Is this day
dissolved lay mutual consent.
Al, s. EAIII;ALIrTFO. who continues The hu-
siurs, j. liable Tor all debts due by The late tirin
10 l7-M1t& y. ClHALlffo w.
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GOOD USE OF MONEY.-As "timeS are
~ hard" SPECIAL ISDCCEMENTs from this date
will be offered CASH BUYERS Of the best ASEllEA-
CITE COAi. Of every size and ash tscreened and
weighcd). CLOVER HILL, CUMBERLAND. and
SPLISr COAL. Of superior quality, and the best
COOKING CONE. and the economical and corvc.
n!ent klNDL1SG and COOKING WOOD, prompt
ly supplied.
Offices: I'LL Main, Ninth and Cary, and Fit
teeuth and Dock streets. J.B. WATKINS
no
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wGoD AND CslAE.

~~~~-~~~~-~~-~-
CoALBURG sPLINT COAL
coALBuEe spLlNr COAT ( ais''au'o 'oF z'a's "s''
coALBURe sPL1sT G gt,si universal S''S'ns''oO'
CoALBURG sPLIST COAL " ~ " >N
has no waste and burns mp clean.
is the perfection OF fuel.
Satisfaction guaranteed 10 all who use
coALBUkG sPLlST Gq - ;yvs
Eighteenth and Cary streets,
no17 so!e Agent for Richmond and vicinity.
pUY CANNELTON spLlNT COIL
- II makes the hottest fire, lasts longer and Is
altogether unsurpassed ~ CRATE COAL.
s. +. LATHROP,
Sole Agent for l,ichmoud.
large supply of ANTHRACITE COAL I'm all
sizes ut seventeenth street. drawhridgc. uol7
GLOVER HILL BITUMINOUS LUMP
" COAL.-This superior free-burning CRATE
and ENGINE COAL. rs now mined and delivered
Is commended to consumers above any .3thcr be-
cause II isa home production, retaining money here
and lower In price than other Goals.
Inferior Goals have been Sold as Glover Hin.
thereby injaring its reputation. But the CLOVER
brightly and clear Without clnker, andth genuine
article can always be had Of the following regular
"'- C.B.LIPsCoMe,
A. Is. WOODBRIDGE,
Petersburg depot.
j. +. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street.
BENJAMIN COTTRELL.
Ninth street and Basin.
COTTRELL & REISS,
Ninth and Cary streets.
ANDERSON j. KING,
Basin between Eighth and Ninth streets.
+. q. GARY.
Eighth street near Canal bridge.
COTTkELL & GILES,
Tenth and Basin.
GEORGE BELL l. Co.
Seventeenth and Dock.
W. C.. BRAZEAL.
Ninth between Main and Cary streets.
m 1S-1O
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! ;.I12nond 1llspatfh.
..NONSNEEH Il, 1873.
80. ia, Richmond Dispatch. |

,,-,.,su,-cG. \cNCmhcr II, 1913.
,,,su,r J. q Statement OF the n. |
..,,n~ =, tIl,> port Tor the week |
,..,,.~lg,. Receipts, l.241 bales :;
..... week last year. 2.SSS bales.
- J,....trl,'.er /, 1873, los, bales !:
In. ..mr last wear, l2,@6G bales.
-.1 a,'r>: stock. 1>t' bales; stock |
-.., yrsr. 1853 halcs. Receipts al
I'm. In wear ending September l.,
...t ,4'.<. Receipts ut 9ll The ports
-...-uy. |, 1873. ;."%',@a> bales,
...y,..,r ui 92G.5J, Is compared
...,.> t>Il-',22.
... 1T the directors NJ The Ne,c& |
n.rrguy WIS held last night, 1T
.- .~n, Nr. VI. Gordon McCahc was |
,+tar VI The paper, tic puh(irsr- |
,s.r Il : expected. will begin on |
-, aC next week. Mr.. L. III. |
.I,r,l."r-. was elected one Of the |
,1.,.finulnr~. DR.. !. NJ. Plra>1NtS. !
..n, editor and business mani |
,.t.n. I.G. Eayhan, The local.
....> Nav. Venerable and respected |
~ ,Ns city. ui"i NJ his residence |
..s,t. a. tbs u-c q! >cvcnty->iX |
U.rActt. NJ old citizen of Chcs-
....' "1'Hl <o'''c =, .'.' va,
49,! n connection WIN ni> i:Po''c.'
.4pncarance, died At lis resi-
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IL, Or Friday next the races |
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Mas originally intended 10 |
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GIFT COTCEETs.
SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
10000 CASH GIFTS, S1,5oo,000.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1,5o0,000.
VERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
S250,G00 FOR $50.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT, aI-
th"rzed by special act Of the Legislature, for the
benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
lucky, will take place In Public Library Hall, al
Louisville, Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1873.
Only 10000 tickets win be sold, aud oac-haf Of
these are intended sF the European market, thus
leaving only 3O,ODafor sale In The United States.
where 100000 were disposed of for the third Con-
cert. The tickets are divided Into ton coupons or
paris and have on their back tie scheme, With
full explanation OF the mode Of drawing
Al This concert, which will be the grandest nu
steal display ever witnessed In thI; country, the
unprecedented sum of
$4,000
divided into 1900 cash gifts will be distributed by
ut among the tickct-bolders-the numbers Of the
tickets to bc drawn from one wheel BIZ blind chill
dren, and the gifts from another.
LIST OF GIFTS,
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Warm Springs.
TIE wEATllrR--SNow--ruE ELEcTlUN-CQLC-
Skl TERRTiI, &C.

SEL TERRIiL, &C.
+, rre,uondcncr ot the Richmond Dispatcl.I
WARM STRINGS. November t.. 1873.
We have had an unusually pleasant fall
season THIS wear, hut il WI, brought to a
close completely on Tuesday night. MOn-
day i, was clear and quite cold, but Tuesday
uigis l. clou!cd up, and Il severe wind and
>nuw->turm RACED i'll day Wednesday.
Thursday il WAS alternately clear and cloudy,
with an occasional spit of snow. Friday
morning ut day light the thermometer stood
at II Ue-rcc>-tnr coolest weather we have
had Til, season. Daring Friday and Satar-
ttiy ii was clear ana colu.
Notwithstanding the latenes> of the sea-
SON there are SUI several visitors here; two.
ay-tuv-Way, from Mississippi.
The election pissed oil quietly Eerr. bu,
10 some not Is satisfactorily rs desired
Ioiyuc. ". II. IcrritI, who has been Com.
mrn~clti!>> attorney Tor more than thirty
YEARS, WAS defeated Tort that Office by bis part
uvr, NJ MclaIIi>tcr The Radicals had no
regular norliucc. but it was said i'll Tie
nrienborhuoi that the Rnnlb'iclu su-
Drrln,cndcur had received Instructions from
hradurlartcrs ut Richmond 10 make the
Radicals I'LL vote for Mr. McCuIIister. Colonel
Trrrll, who i known all over the stale, has
DISCHARGED the duties faithfully for many
wears, aad While he did not SEEK the office
tot Tie compensation il would afford him,
ytt h. seemed to desire to hold il, just a.
"u" Wulsli care for Il pct Gog.
| The Warm i still ably presided over by
| Colonel john l.. Euhlnk, who, hy-thc-by,
| viii b. in Richmond this winter, the Con-
| >rryuiyc, having chosen bin 10 represent
! tbcM il The senate from this district. Next
| season M1uy improvements Will be made,
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IsES'T.AsR RANTS.

NOTICE.-Th taxpayers of Henrieo
~ county arc hereby notified that the I'M,
BILLS for Tuckahp", Fairfield, brookisnu;r ny
Varina townships will he ready FOR tOlLE, ~
nj the frclsurcrs office, In tie county cour-nosnsa'
from the iUh 10 tte goth day Of NoSeinher, 1912
alter which time they paas, by law into 'ise hh
VI Vs. WILLIAM II. McGklDEk,
.,a,Sov3O county Treasurer.
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4 NTHRACITE. CUMBERLAND, AND
"a. ElRGlSIt GOALS:
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

VHETRUE NORWEGIAN COD-LlNER
4 OF. acknowledged 10 ne HE most ehcacica5
and d"licaie of all varieties Of cOd-lirer oil it,
natural taste being much mildcr than that Of other
oils, t will not the hat the oils gen
orally produce. Imported, original and pure. in
sealed tin barrels, by
J.. WAGNER. Druggist,
no 1 corner sixth and BrOaI streets.
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Ga.sask ES.
LECTURES.
4 DDRESS on ODD.FELLOWSHlI
EEv JAMES i. DUNCAN, D. D.,
President Randolph Macon College.

At the request Uf FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. 10,
I. .. -. f.. ley. James y. Duucan will deliver i
PUBLIC LECTURE on the principles and objects
al Udd-Fcliowchip III ASSEMBLY, HAZEL Oh !
MONDAY EVENING, 17TII INSTANT.
All Odl-FellowS and the public generally are Cor
daily invited 10 he present
The officers Of the scvrra! lodges of Richmond
and Manchester are requested 10 make such ar
riugrmcnts Us will enable their lodges o arrive AZ
The hall fc!o;hCd i'll proper rcsda) before tie COIN
Eclccinrn Of the exercises in order that they may
be ASST ncd their respective positions the floor.
The doors will be opened rs early CO O'Clock
?. VI :, ard ma r$haS in Attendance to receive: and
accommodate the several lodges as they arrive.
The exercises will confluence IL O'Clock,
!. X. COURTNEY.
JOHN W. FERGUSON.
WILLIAM j. RIDDlCk,
j. CuLLlNS,
10 list Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-17

"O,a Probabilities" is oil 81. his ,'"v TO
Chicago. He has ordered far weather lor
the trip.
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DILZ!NFS, S0T Broad street. is the place
D. TO buy your suppl es Of Concctloncrics. Fruits,
&c. Our ureuu tllrd establishment III point Of
beauty size. cleanliness, and low prices Is always
uIcn 10 supply the wants al friends with pure.
fresh CoSFECrfuSERIES !CE-CREAM. JELLY,
FANCY CAKES. ANA CANDIES. manufactured daily.
Gail on y. PlIIlNl, jE-.
,rlG SUI Broad street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DOCK HILL COLLEGE,
EIIICDTT CITY, Md.

This Institution. under the care a'd a'!as'i,', ,..
OF The Christian irother : 1ca at,t IA a ",. Affords
i,nartuniti.s 10 The student DESTROYS OF nltine
Himself HIM for engineering mercantile or literary
pursuits. - ,,.,.1ogua
For farther particulars sre catalogue
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CONSUMPTION cIIRED,,-GLOBl

CONSUMPTION CURED.!-GLOBE-
~ FLOWER COUGH SYRUP docs positively
cure. "a, il hy magic, COLDS, COUGHS, ERn%-
CiliTlS, h$T Ma. WIInOrlNG-CouGH.
SURE THROAT, HDAESENESS. CONSUME
I!oN, aud al Lung DISEASES.
We have never known the second dose 10 fail il
giving inincdirc relief In GROUP, the great pest
ut children aud terror Of mothers. T. l. % i r.
FLOWER SYRUP has been tested in 5000 cas.E
Of consumption, in which IL cured nearly every
IT cure, when all other hcas'cd remedies fail.
day with only one remaining lung. This rar" and
delightful rc)ncdy is tie active principle obtained
hy chemical process trun the "Giobc Flower
known also rs - Button Root and in botany "Ct-
DheitRttuS DCcidehtNlis." We can with truth AS
sure the community that this Incompatible remedy
does not contain particle VI opium any OF it,
preparations. no lobela, ipcrac, sqnl;, mercury.
hydrucyaIic acid, OF any poison whatever The
action Of the GLOBE-FLOWEK SYRUP the hur
man system Is mild and benign and adapted Ia all
ages, from the infant to the adult, AMI 10 every
variety ct temperament ana constitution. The ci-
fccts to be looked for after taking ttLOEE-FLOWEE
COUGii SYRUP are. first, Il soothing and control
ling iuiIuecc any cough, aiturtling refreshing
sleep: second, promoting AL easy cXlccioratlon:
third inyig0ratug til" whole system, curin. the
cough. aud he1catlin- 10 postcrity on" III it,
greatest blcssii;;s-Suund lungs aud Immunity from
consumption.
For testimonials OF wonderful cures, send to the
prlp.ictpr or call upon Your druggist. One bottle
will prove to You it wonderful virtues.
For sale hy all druggists
bE.J. :. PENGERTUN ( Co, Pr0nric'ors,
Atlanta; Ia.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond. Va; SKrn
:. HASCE. Baltimore Md wholesale agents,
10 10.dc0d&w4m
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

I
vTILLiAM Z. BURWELL.
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND.
will practsCc In Ill the courts. Stale ana tceiai
hc in the civ al richmond and III Tie counties I'll
puwhItau Chesterfield, and ilcnrici.
lie viii give aIrciu attention 10 the prosecutions
claims against the United States III Tie court oi
Claims al Washington.
OFFICE: No. GoddlnS Hall, Bankstrcct
Sfi4|'-' no 7-lmr
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S1,50o,00O,
LIST OF GIFTS.

JUTtI' I-'VVU LTLF ,, ALL IASII, AMOUNT
The Distribution will DC positive whether al the
tickets sold not. and the 1900 gifts all raid
In proportion 10 the tickets solIall unsod tickets
being destroyed al til" First and Second Concerts
ana not represented in the drawing
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cnSgEf"EIgyERIES.

A TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
n IN THE WUhLD.--Thc most delicious ana
nutritious article for pies ready for immediate tlse
urrIarrd in the incest manner and only OF the very
best ingredients. We defy competition In quality.
Packed in tubs Of GS. 81, and 8 pounds. and in
and lO-pouud wooden pals: IN barrels and halves,
averaging : - aud 80 pounds: also. IN glass Jars
ami ami o-pouud TIN cans. Trade supplied ~ fac
iury urccs, LOUIS j. BDSSIEUS,
nr 81 1i12 Main street.
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II HE AMERICAN STEAM .1sEG
4 SHIP COMPANY. OF Pii1LA- s Hssa ..9assr.
ElPflIA.-Caljn accommodations fEtrlctly hrst-
class. 100: first stecage. $40; stccragc, $50.
Through bills OF ladng given to Liverpool. For
freight apply 70
PALMER, HARTSOok & CO,
oc - Agents here.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-08-15

HoGMBLE MURDER On the evening of
the Sth instant Mr.. John Marler was
murdered on the public road seven miles
south east of Salisbury in this county
by a negro man, for the purpose Of rob
berry. The murderer dragged his victim 8
body . short distance into the wuods,
and then mounted the dead man s horse
and fed in the direction Of Corinth, whore
he sold the animal and took the cars for
the South. de was followed closely and
captured at Tupelo, Miss, and taken
back to Salisbury for trial, and at this
writing, (ll a M. I4th) is hourly expect
ed to arrive at our Jail under heavy
guard. The excitement naturally ran
high in the vicinity Of the terrible crime,
and strong talk of Iynching was INDUCED
in The weapon used by the negro was
q large Colts pistol. The family of the
deceased are in humble eircum stances
and have the sympathy of all our citizens
The murGerer's name is said to be Rob-
ert Hiner, ard formerly resided at Cor
inth. If not already dead, he is certain
to have his neck broke, in accordance
with the laws OF the land No such crime
has ever been committed in our county
eince the war, and the very thought Of
this terrible outrage shocks the sensibili
ties of every citizen:
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To Kansas & Colorado

During the summer season of 1873, the
Missouri Pacific Ruilroa7 VIII sell Ey-
cursion Tickets from 1t Louis 10 Denver
and return, at very low rates of fare, and
a rare opportunity is thereby offered, for
lovers of nature to View the beauties Of
Colora do and enjoy the delightful scenery
and health inspiring climate Of the Parks
of the Rocky Mountains,
Kansas, with its broad and fertile
plains, is directly on the route, aud to-
gether With ali the other Western states
and Territories, Is reached BY the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad and It's conDee-
lions. The Texas connectionor the
road Is now completed, and passengers
are offered a frstpclass all-roil route from
ST Louis TO Texas either over the Miss
souri,, Kansas and Texas r r.. via
SedaIia, or over the Atlantic and Pa
ciiic r. t., via Vrnita. For maps. time
tables, information rs to rates. routes.
etc, we refer our readers 20 J. f. Thomp
son, Southern Passenger Agent. Chatta-
ga, Tenn, or Z, A Ford, General Pas
senger Agent It Louis, No. Questions
will be cheeTtHliy and promptly answered
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-08-15

BANK AND BANKING - Chief among the
wants of this community is a good, SOL
vent bank, just such an one as can be
brought into existence by gentlemen of
ability and strict integrity. Not one of
those large, over>gr own concerns, but
coy little aft .ir with about fifty or one
hundred thousand dollars capital, in strict
keeping with the wants and needs of the
people OF the town and county. Such an
Institution, being made bank of deposit
would do paying business, and be of
incalculable benefit to the business men
and all citizens generally. There is no
town or community in the State that
stands more in need of bank than this
and the great wonder to US i that the
want, which is acknowledged by all, has
not been supp lied long ago. Canvass the
subject, gentlemen, you who are abund-
antly able to undertake this matter in
hand, and you will not fail to discover the
many good reasons we have for making
the suggestion that bank with full pow.
ers and privileges IS badly needed in
Bolivar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-08-15

ALL ALoEG THE LINE.-Having ''laid
by" their crops, the farmers on the line
of the Memphis and Knoxville railroad
between Bolivar and Henderson Station,
who subscribed to the building Of the
same, have gone to work in real, good, old
fashioned earnest to grade and tie the
rOad-bed for the iron, and they say that
tdey will be ready for the iron this win
ter without fail The heavy work through
Hatchie bottom and at Big Hill, and in
fact all along the road, is also progr essing
finely. Gen. Nicely, the energetic Presi>
dent of the company, who is standing to
his duties steady, can bid difance to
croakers and F'go>betweons." The echoes
of the last up hilT' stroke will soon die
cut, for even now there is really no OBJ ,
stacle in the way of final triumph. We
assure our readers that the project is
glorious, and we are very glad of it in>
deed
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.ors of the Public Schools 0

Directors of the Public Schools of
Hardeman County
The following is a complete list of the
Directors of the Public Schools of this
county. All of the Districts elected Di,
rectors on the 7'b instant with the eXcep'
ton of Nos /, 5, Z, s, 10 and IA, which
| were supplied By the Superintendent by
appointment The Directors, each and
every one, are urgently requested to meet
in Bolivar on Monday next, the 18th in
slant, for the transaction Of highly i'm
portant business. Mr.. HOPKINS, the Su,
perintendent, is working faithfully and
is determined to discharge his duties in
fuultless manner, and in order to do
this he must have the prompt coopera-
ton of all the Directors. Let none of
the Directors fail to attend the meeting.
District No. Ezekiel Lowe, John
BOwden, VIM. Hawkins No 2. J. A.
Rose, j. S. Belote, B. H. Ingram No 3.
Napoleon B. Cross, J. p Chambers, T. J.
Farris. No. 4. w. NJ. johnson, B. A.
Simmons, Ralph Byram. No. 5. w. A.
Caruthers, S. Il. Clinton, Moses Camp
bell No. 6. S. IL. Duncan, DR.. J. N.
Mask, J. G. Adams. No. 7. J. K. P.
Cliff, Thomas Hurt Wash D. Cheshire.
No. g. Jasper Hizer, NJ. J. Pankey, VIM.
Mckinney. No. 9. w. r. Jacobs, David
Macon, S. T. Avant. No. 10. r. NJ.
Wright, p NJ. Crawford, J. W. Todd.
No. II. c. H. Campbell, J. A. Wilson, A
q. helms. No. 10. John A Cox, w. Fl.
Craddock, J. S. Sasser. No. 10. J. r.
Crawford, Jasper Shelton, K E. Hornsby,
No. Il W. L. J. Blair, Hardy Gibson, J.
Faweett No. 5. George Bradford, Las
ban D. Turner, Garland Anderson. No
IS. George MeClendon, J. NJ. Savage, E.
Bingbant No. II, w. L. Tipler, w. L.
Hudson, e. E Hudson. No. Is. J. B.
Young S. D. Syler, Ingraham Wilson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-08-15
Bolivar Retail Market Report.
Corrected Weekly By NJ. II. PIRrLE.

$1,000 ''NNN-S - IA. IL 4 IN LIZ
Bdcon-Reported firm in all leading
markets We quote shoulders lie, clear
sides Is, hams l7@lS!.
Bagging and TTes-No demand; pri-
ces nominal
Butter-Choice country, in cakes, %
Ca25c.
Corn Meal-Good demand at 81.
CoTTl-Light stock and demand $50.
Eggs-In demand, at.l5c.
FlOtu-We quote medium to choice
S, OOaI2,OO.
Hides-lR demand at fair prices.
Hay-SuPply light I,75a2, p per owt
Lard-Firm, IIIaI23.
HolaSseS-Firm. 7OaS5.
Mails 81, 90 per key rates.
Poultyy-Spring chickens, in demand,
l5a2Oc.
SaH-Per barrel, 1925.
SUqar-DulI, l2lGl65.
Ca1ce-Firm, with upward tendency
Rio 25a2Sc.