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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

Major Sykes and Hon. B. NJ. Tillman,
of McNairy, are advertised to canvass
Henderson county in the interest of the
Memphis and Knoxville and the Hender-
son Station and Paris railroads, beginning
at Jacks Creek on the 18th instant, and
ending at Cruoifer on the 9th. The
people of Henderson county are in earn
est about the work before them, and in
the two gentlemen named they have hons
est and faithful assistants. We long to
see the day come when we can reach the
Tennessee river by the NJ. q K. Railroad,
and draw from its teeming valley the
meat, grain and produce so badly needed
along the line of the Central road. In
this development Bolivar will reach a
rich harvest. We have watched and
prayed long enough. Now let US 'corEr
and the task will soon be finished.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

Reelfoot and adjoing smaller lakes are
rapidly filling up, and it is predicted by
gentleman familiar with the country that
in twenty years, at the present rate of
accrotion, half of the space occupied by
Reelfoot lake will be fit for cultivation.
This immense lake, it will be remember
ed, was the result of an earthquake in
1911
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

On the farm of Dr. Scott, on the head
waters of Forked>deer river, near Milan,
Gibson county, Tennessee, there lives an
old negro NAMED Fortune Snow, who is
in his one AundretA and t,oenty fourth
mar
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

HEAVY TIMBER-The radicals, which,
in this case, cans all the scum, ard lg-
norance, filth and SEQ urdrclism of Mis-
siseippi, have met in convention and put
out ticket for State Offices. Ames Is
down for Governor A. X Davis, quad
room, for Lieutenant Governor, an d
James Hill, colored, of Marshall, for Sec
rotary of State If this is not dirty
pill to swallow then We are at loss to
determine what is.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

In the order Of their per cent they
stand thus, beginning with the State that
shows the greatest per cent. of illiteracy
We give the population and illitcracy of
each State, that any one who feels so
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

BY examining these figures, it will be
observed that Tennessee stands sixth in
point of numbers, and seventh 10 per~
centage of illiterates who cannot read
Turning to the column Of those ten
years old and over, who cannot write, we
find that the States stand thus in the or
der of numbers:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05
NOTICE THIS.
Fine Farm For Sale !
OnIv 5 Miles From RoIivar.

offer for sale my farm, situated five
miles south of Bolivar and two and one
half miles east Of the NJ. C. Railroad,
and one~balf mile north Of J. ID. Ussery
mill IL contains three hundred acres
more or lesC Is we'll improved well wa,
tered, has two settlements on It N'uid
make two small farms, ask all VINO
want a good home To come and sec IOE
themselves. Will sell at low hSures.
June y, 1873. ,,..,,,,,,,
4m W. u III I'm l. -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

Bolivar wants a Savings Bank with
100000 capital 1t would do well, and
having tried it once, our Hardeman
friends would never again be without it.
Brownsville Bee.
One with $50, 100 capital will do to start
on, and we agree with friend Westbrook
as to the popularity of the institution.
Let some competent man start the ball
without further DELAY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

WANTED. white male school teacher
Is wanted in civil district No. S immed-
lately. Apply to VIM. Mckinney or
Whit Macon. Here is a good chance for
some man. The people of tho Sth are
among the best, most clever and prosper
Gus of Hardeman county, and will treat
a school teacher right
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

Tennessee Changers will meet in con-
Venlion at Nashville on the 10th instant.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

The Union City (Tenn) Courier is no
moro. 1t appeared for the last time on
the 22d ult, The editor, w. r. Handy,
goes to Jackson, Tenn, where he and
w w Gates will commence the publi-
cation of the Jackson Courier. We wish
the new enterprise long life and prOs~
perity. The Jackson Courier will make
It's appearance about the 18th instant
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

A brutal outrage was perpetrated by
an attempted rape on little girl about
eight years of age, near SCOTS Hill, in
Decatur county, by an Irishman named
John Carroll. Carroll is about feet s
inches high, medium size, hair short and
rather gray, his beard somewhat sandy,
eyes blue. When he left he had on u
light pair of pants, and a colOred shirt /;
he also took other clothing in black
sachel. A handsome sum is offered for
the apprehension OF the monster. We
hope that he may be captured and hung.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

The 1Cdy to hare good Local Paper
IS 20 support IL by your oVH patrOHGyc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

The people of Dyersburg were consid"
erably frightened by an earthquake on the
morning of the 22d of last month.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

is A
MODEL 3 USINESS COLLEGE
THE Principals and Pr7f~ss Of thorough
literary and scientific sducati0n, II eminent ability
tea cheers and accountants Of D. years experience
The commercial course C-Hfucd exclusively 90 those
branches applicable % business.
The latest and aPi ed methods Uf teaching
used.
strict morality IL taught by example sud TrgrCTr.
BY improved methods, undo talented teach
eTs. the student becomes. IN = short time
rapid and fine pen
4 Iu'ck AID accurate accountant.
thorough b0Ok-kueper-
4 H4euT EPeaker aud writer
A wide awake business nan
with corps Of a-hers equal that Of the best
iycrIty. the Mound CITY offers students uueguaIg
faciIiiles IA the following Commercial course:
Cuisines PeUnaHsEEp
Commercial Arithmetic.
Mercantile Law.
l-.HmaF and Eusinesl Cgr-.srnll nrrr-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05
SHERTFF's SALE.

Sept |, 1873. (pfSS, 50) SheT
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05
Nnn-RnSidant Natine

". Z. DONIO~Nl . % !
Bolivar, Sept. 5, 1873. GpfS7 ]
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

ST. LOUIS, missouri.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05

Established II years.
Students Admitted This Year, 275.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-05
JOHN J. DUPUY,
attorney General Ilth Circuis)
AT LAW,
BOEiUOT, Team.
OFFICE IN CyOTTRT HOTCF auV2gm6
NOn-RcsIdent N0tiCe.

OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE. aug29m6
, 1873-07-15

According to tho Levnnt 1ln,es Of Juno 1s, tho
Turk btil entortaina llia triflinC proJudiceB. An
EnglIahman wis sitting quietly in front Of D
cafe, nesr tho Topal.nnoh Mosque, Constantine.
po, when o Turkish Boldlor who was -passing
made tho bloodppurt from nis carr md mouth,
Tho Englshmnn having protested With not nm
naturai onorgy ,againbt thin wholly. .unpzoyokoa
outrage, tho only satisfaction tho soldier otoro1
him wan by drawing his sword-bayonot on him.
Two Turks sitting by then endoavorcd to protect
tho lsng,ishman, WHOM Tho same cailujiis, OK
prosBiny his disgust that . .Muasulman cnuld
teke tic part Of . ghiaour, foil upon tho thrco.
At length tho police canio up, but inntcad Of mr.
thoy pouncod upon tho Englishmnn, ealled him
m in1ilol dog, and othor worse nameu, mud, after
knooking him about good doal, litornly Kicked
him down tho Btroet as fnr az the police station.
, 1873-07-15
THE TWELFTH OF JULY.

Rnrnde Of tho New Work OrnnEe1nnsf.
William McGoo, OF Prince Of Orange District
No. Ia tall, powerful, fne-lookiug man,Wiio
acted as GRIND Msrshal yoar ngo, ned IL tho
wbito horse, and carried drawn aword. Ills
dress consisted of black coat, white velvotoon
trousers, an orange scarf boraored with purple
tho collnr OF tho order, and military hat ndorn-
cd with orange and purple plunaes.,,
similar Costume waR worn by the Assistant
Marshals, who ware William White. Of Prince OF
Dranro Lodge; D. J. Porter, Of Monaghan True
Blue Lodge, and W. J; Miller, Of Gideon Lodge.
Theso were also mounted. AZ she otAeF ofaheo-
mon being On foot.
III The nrocoasion started at about quarter be-
fore II 1o'oloak, pasaing through Antor place to
Broadway. It was leadod by Capt. Wilson, Of
tho Thirty-Sosond Precinct, with toy mounted
BY @ two horaos, con taininu Superintendent Mat
soil and Police Comn'sBionora, Smith, Duryoa,
and Gardner. Nonr tho carrIago rode Capt.
=; Sampson, az orderly, and Bugaor Dnn'ol strauss.
Tho main part q the procession ad f9ll9wSa, y, t
Firat Prooinct police uudor Capt. Van Duaon.
bIarahal DlcGoe rodo next, and thon camo q
band OF muso followed by a baroucho drawn by
two white horsoH, containing two men IN Orange
Director Of Ceremonies Of tho Orange Order in
of District No. s.
Next came the Orange Lodges, comprising tho
Ense Shosen 81 1ane ov Le %oeo s Mr. ho ddep
Eoysl I i Orange Lodgoss is Mi Joseph p j. AsEins,
/, Grand MnBtor OF No. 2; Joshua Lodge, No. II
, John T. Scott, GraMl MasteT; Washinlgton, pur7
plo Star I.odgo, No: 90, q: q. linpiny, Grand
Master; Monaghan Trlo-uluo Lodge, No. 81
UnIon Lodge, No. IS, md dologaton from No
Surrender Lodge, No. 5. Then canlo squad o.
tho Eleventh Precinct polioo, undcr Capt. Mur
ply, eight man Of tho mounted Hquntl, unool
Tho rest OF tho police force WAS formed II
columns on zach aldo Of tho Orango'non, TIN
different squads taking position in tho numer
, 1873-07-15

Tho Cincinnati Commercial has compiled tho
statiatica of tho Fourth OF July caH,taltioa Of
this yoar for the City Of New York, md wa place
its report IN tabular form, aa follows:
Left hands shattered by pi4tol ahots. ..........
Right legs shot. -. ...............,........... &
Fingers ahot on.
Persons shot In tho mock with balis}. }......-. 2
Persona shot In the bnek, ek,..................
persona shot In other parts Of the hody...... II
Porsons badly scorchel by powder. ..........
Persons ihjurcd by fireworks. ................ %
MurdGrs on tho Fourth rtt..,......,,,.,;... a
ATrnys OF different kinds Boveral
Fires. Nearly 40
Tho Commercial goneralizos from its Gguroa
aH follows:
II the ratio OF casualties wore grcet throughout
tho country as 1t waB n New York, wo shn,,d have
1000 victims for the Fourth Of July, greater
number than wounded on tho American aido III
any batt1o Of tho Revolution,
, 1873-07-15

Bierstadt has completed another Of his large
landscapes representing tho southern Borras
and calls It "Hutumn IN tho slcryas." tits roal.
ly bright view Of the aouth fork Of King River,
with Mt. Brewer In tho distance, ovorooks the
narrow valley Of the river winding and foaming
5000 foot below the point Of View, while beyond
, 1873-07-15
OITNREAI ESTATE,


:oeo.~>s>. o1TAREAL ESTATE, !a2gs..>y
bft' ft'ffs En- sf'e$Y "is,s ns 4SPs s 9S
~ ::s s5a2s
.saEs1tf .s ,s sss k:poSS
ts.sn MhI .sd I e sis ps1st
Wasrsn,y dsoAs yory s%s! !ssm snt a oTn' t;e ySsts
e9ae1 A1g.sv usnHs; 4S eontoe;ss m -, 7,,,;;
@| @| N,!sa ias o;sat safi'ss Mssfs5 "a
!assiis:t.; = =; 1,7,5 =, 7,;;;a,,
sAhAr ok syn4 mArGAh1ors so ~ a'Is Ms
ssa ~ ' es.s f T & @ a.. g a sSsy @
o!sss:s!:. II bank:
eodsSao s 1n.naaS ieon n
5 5 es w oaE s ns
Is
FSF ; Il :;; I; 80 ;:;,
sAEAT GMEA s. Aa1 s: Al kw agaf
ToK sHiN=G9T1an goSTA1s1sss Ro3Ms 8! 81 I
""% ''s faaat'o S'' %a j IL
Mn1i6asst: E- = -E-.-~--------.
sslasi ! S'S;s IX A9REf
44EN I Nixon nnildnE' nuftl'sa't eornof MONROE and
IToR E1EF-0HoloE 15si6Ea0E rRorEKTY, ny
sI ;,Sad 4tis lS IgGS; n
Sss ss sa:s:9 s!'ss
s s ssss n"es sssss., Ell s
b 6ost 0 qaTn sS ana sS esx fin S
q S 95sssi5 :: ~ = :s;Sf G9aS PAYMENT o
viii Eyo tho boe barsatn t1s hss heen o9Ted shIs
, 1873-07-15
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

II stacka u iorc!iapdiso xoeds Of dosorintio
Eupui,t cash, Also Iasted, Light truck sHHse4a
Haao aud lloras. aud Roo sate. Address u, TrIlt
lt,I DtJ}cR.
, 1873-07-15
MACHINERY.

TOR sALE-pIIEAp.. A NEW POltTAI!LR Alni.
IL cultural boiler and UuRue S1l, Whun}l Apply 10
JOHN DAVIS 4 10. ~ ssd l2a '&liahtaan.st.
, 1873-07-15

DONHD-pY 4 GENTLEMAN AND LkDY, BTRAN
p in tho city, in quist family whose thero .ro nG
for lady only. Address, With full particulars, d 81,
Tribune ntfcO
BOARD --nY f3nNTLEMAN. REFEnENOKS
ID Eron. VIII taxa Inrpts dawn town. Give full par
ticulars. Address r 2. Tribune oface.
, 1873-07-15
INFORMATION WANTED.


INFORMA ALTON WAhr!tD- D-J0hlrl H. 1iALlEipe
vt onco to Mrs, KATE ,MIrUlELL, Wotthinatan.
Ohio,
, 1873-07-15

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE AND LOT, -,YALUf
" bo:wcon ~ ~ ana r. oo9 q, t9 down, balance i
M utllorh noiiend.L hdd1oes ] 9: Tribune otheo.
, 1873-07-15
HdEDICAL,,

Mrs. l.. II. PRESTON, PHYSICIAN, TREATS
4u la4tcs and ohildECn mnguctioaly. " East Madi'
st.. Room IL.
, 1873-07-15
PERSONAL.

- )IlsNflNAL-TIlE TWO uENTLEMEN IN a Nuu-
l. " WliU broke my buggy WUUl In fEunt VI ms Ueee
WAaGinAon;st coFner nDArloEn, this morning. VIII sSyo
hON.
1oEnSONAL-TIIEO, W; GALL. AT 4D0 y. III.
i Sntsy WI. nut at homo q week ago. G9l U Y.
, 1873-07-15
CLAInVOY,ANTS,


A Nd WE QAN SELL HORSES, GAN RfsLI. hlU ILLS.
~. soil iaokassaa. anything IN tlsa ahtpo Ut
aso e dss " oyeryody W Enoxs 1T IT, At liz s
6tables OF nRADI.liY i WILLS, ot hurs0a. Carriages
ansi l,asusss, 2dl htato.st.
JNn. MATTHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD. HULL
- nesa aud moIleA! nletutny. l05 Wnnt Na!llssnh.
, 1873-07-15

Trnhoy.
C1TuAT1oN WANTEl,. .i.Y A GDatpETENT MILL
ond'st., Chicago III.
ITrljATtON WANrED-IN a MERCHANT EED
- CustOh MILL w11ih furnish ,nino~. 4iI akn
innrDst bulsol. No. In all rospccte Address u,
Tribune pj{jcC for Ngek,
, 1873-07-15

Conehmen, ,&c.,.-Continucl,
ctTTtATION 3YANTED--AS COACflMAJ By A
- nno of sot,nr and STEADY lnhlte with anrornl ytars
oxperonGe N driving In this city; beat II roforoncc
Afdrcss U n, Tribune Office
CITUATION WANTED -DT 4 EOAOfl MAN
- (Dane) has tBn working several years n tlrAtp
dAMy IN tho oy; Vcry bust of recinncos. Adarusl TIL
, 1873-07-15

1olvORCKs- -I.Et4ALI4Y OErA1NNI,-FEa AFTER
~ docIee. Huatilal ayolcd Nl!a yoatr' lIauteo in
tho Courts Ut Chicago. Atidr0Rs T., u. l50x lUH
1AlVOROKB AND All. liAW RUs MSS ATTENDED,
~ to promptly. HUSH, 8i7 South Glark.st.
, 1873-07-15


f1,I{E LITTLE KEL1AHLi HAIR STORE Will.
su ,r tho nBxt i'm ,nya sens h%tr sw!'sssH sos SS
esn 10 Gought for worth 49, hst. elisa D~t1c! lor
SIU worll #ia. Gall al 35s Wost Mht&isnn'Ht -.
IlI1l4i. ,i'jlE PARTY WHO AnVEHTlDEp 6OMH
Wy tjlnp avu iof YoauR with hrai.s witlnnt cal
ta Of viii HjIy marty win it.t &4UU to tnvaht.
rieaao address j btl fIihnnn n!llcnY nY-...x.zx.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

4 unetIng ~ thc noard of Fire CommlssIoneTs
-. he1I iss, ~ r t al Tho nan6spa nresent
,ha nrasid i Insanh %VuIiSms in he chair
vi st, ~ W ~ ,anort chow
III ,Ss nm ,,tl ~ ss, mnnIb thera nal heen
,ps 'n IN T I'm ,n,i aiieset ioss ~ s9a am
,S IN WIN o Nj, ~. ssme ~ nycr SSSS
IL ~ ~, 49, ,ha, ,ba new extension iahdeI
r1n aoJ nc ,nSri nal heen neeTiy rnnnIeted
Tsn M & ~, ,Se Sra'aisTm taiegTa nh
y it 70 t aIin, sitcnttnn 10
~ M. ~ y, ~ I 800 ~ 10 o. ,ha taIc
.ne ~ anat ~ tv vi 49, al sTggcs,ing ths,
G aTn 49, SIS,mSis ho rcorcstsJ 10 MAI a
.ne IA ~ nro ~ new wircs lie also
VI W ~ .iIiv nv ~, ron, ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

Only one case Of smallpox was reported TO the
health Oificer yesterday, that In Potomac city,
DC.
Prof. John VI. LAngston, Of Howard University,
has been invited TO st. Louis, Mo-, to deliver his
lecture on the lessons OF the Presidential Cam
paign Of "a" and left last evening for that city
lie will return in about one week.
About one half Of the WORKING force Of the
Board OF Public Works was discharged yester-
day, to take eject the Blst instant. This action
Ia rendered necessary In order 10 reduce the cur.
rent expenses TO a standard commensurate with
the work Of finishing up the improvements al.
ready commenced.
wm Robert Hopkins, a cOlOred man, was re-
lieyed yesterday OF O. by the spell marx game.
II appears he moved yesterday from Baltimore
county, Nd, and met with q man named Ash
relieved him as above stated. The facts were
reported TO police headquarters.
Mr. Thomas Jacky, while passing the corner
Of Sixth and II streets northwest, on Thursday
night, received q blow on the head from o billy
In the hands Of some unknown person, which
felled him to the ground. lie was picked up bv
Officers Crook and McColgan, and removed 10
his home, on sixth and streets,
Messrs. Rivcs 4 Bailey, Of the Giobs, having
night test alarm was given to assure the gen.
temen that II was In good condition. Tho de.
| partment responded promptly, the last piece OF
! apparatus (Out Of scven) reaching the spot In
| Just seven minutes after the alarm was turned In,
Mr.. George L. Eberly. keeper OF records and
seal OF Reliance Lodge, No. 10 X. Of r., was last
evening presented by his lodge, through theil
a very handsome knights OF Pythias swUrd In
token Of their high appreciation Of his services
Mr.. Eberly responded In few appropriate re-
| marks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22
BOARD OF HEALTH q.
The Meeting Last NIEht-TTausuctiou Of
Routine Business.

The Nectins Las, Nisht-TTausuctiou Of
Routine Business.
The Board Of Health held regular meeting
An APPLICATION was received from J, ". shats-
wood asking for position under the boartl:
A communicated was received from W. w,
Gould claiming that his horse had been nnlustY
taken nv the pound men, and asking That the
amount maid Tor the recovery OF the same b2
be refunded to him. Referred TO the sanitary
Dr. Dss ofreielA resolution directing the
health ofrcer TO repair the telegraph once.
HE health orncer submitted an inventory Of
the goods in the smallpox hospital, which was
placed on file.
a complaint was received from Messrs. Payne,
setting forth that the alley In the rear Of their
residences on Z near Fourteenth street ls In
rlthy condition. Referred to the health ofncer.
A communication was received from the tfus-
tees Of the Mount Pleasant Plains cemetery
stating that they were negotiating for inc re.
movai Of the dead from the Union Benevolent
cemetery 70 tho above ceme'ey. Referred TO the
sanitary committee for report at the next meet
ing, including In the report such regulations as
NAV be required In the case.
On motion Of DR.. Bliss, the health ofliccr was
instructed TO institute legal proceedings against
e. Marshall, for sustaining nuisance.
Dr.. Bliss stated that the garbage cart con
structed by Mr. Nicholson, by order Of Governor
Cooke, was examined by the sanitary police com
mittoc, and they had found II to wak satlsfac'
tOry, and favored it, adoption hy the board
Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22
THE COURTS.



FRnAY, March 81, ls71
No. oI0. Amelia Cowanah e Al, plRintirs in
Supreme Court OF the State OF oregon. On mo-
tlOn OF Hon. J. X. Kelley, ordered by the court
that this cause be dismissed, with costs.
No. ass Dun and Benjamin Z. Green, plain
TINS In error, vs.. WIN. Bayne ct al. The motion
10 resclnd and annul the order dOcketing and
dismlssing this cause was argued by Mr.. a, Pike
In support OF the same, and by Mr.. T. 7. Cntten-
den In opposition thereto.
No. 65t. James 7. Soutter, appellant, VS.. Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company ct al.
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United
States for the Middle district Of Tennessee. On
motion Of Hon. II. Cooper, ordered by the court
that the appeal In this cause he dOCketed and
dismissed, with costs.
No. SIS. John W. Wood plaintiff In error, VS..
Henry Buck Ct al. In error 10 the Supreme Court
OF the State OF Tennessee. On motion Of Hon.
II. Cooper, ordered by the court that the writ of
error In this cause he docketed anu dismissed,
with costs.
No. $50. John 7. Putnam ct al, appellants,
vs., Ezekiel X. bay. The motion TO dissolve the
Injunction In this cause was submitted on printed
arguments by Mr.. 3. Burke In support OF the
same, and BY Hon. NJ. {. Kerr In opposition
thereto.
No. is2. WIN. Z. Adger, administrator, SC,
plaintiff 10 eIror vs. WIN; = :, AMIs'S9' SSenS UIS
ofscOunsel for the defendant In error. AMI sub
mltted on printed arguments by Mr., W. A.
Meloy and Mr.. Thomas j. semmes for the plain
No. iss. Edward Ryan, plaintiff In error, vs.
Caufiman Koch ct al. This cause was submitted
on the record and printed arguments by Hon. j.
@. Sutherland, Of counsel for the plaintiff IN
error and by Hon. George f. Ednulds for the
defendant In error.
No. 1855. John Mex. Gum, plaintiff In error, VS..
Charles r. Barry. This cause was argued by
Mr.. L. Phillips, of counsel for the plaintiff in
error. No counsel appeared for the defendant
In error.
No. ls6. The Putnam Fire Insurance Com
pany, plalnui In error, vs.. Delos l.. Holden.
This cause was argued by Mr. w, i, COEswell,
Of counsel for the plaintiff In error, and by Mr..
j. II. Ashton, for the defendant In error.
No. 1851. brigham Young, trustee, Sc, plain
IN In error, W. William 4. GOdle, This cause
was submitted on printed arguments by Mr..
Thomas Fitch aud Mr.. L. J. llIlyer, OF counsel
for the plaintiff In error, No counsel appeared
for the defendant In error.
No. 49, Fred T. Perrls, surviving partner, &C,
plRlntin in error, Va. William g. lIlRley ct al.
Thls cause was argued by Mr.. Thomas Fitch
aud submitted on printed arguments by Mr.. c.
J. HlllyeT OF counsel for the plaintiff ID error.
No counsel appeared for the defendant In error.
Nc lss 1ETUbbsblo eNgW, plalnnn In error,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

The convention reassembled NJ the hour agreed
upon, Mr.. Thomas l.. Kimball, OF Union Pacific
road, vice president, In the chair.
As the committee on bylaws was unpreparcd
TO report, the convention adjourned until this
morning at 10 O'Clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

On the 9th Of March well-known resident OF
this city was Knocked down while on his way
home and robbed OF his gold watch and chain.
He promptly reported the fact at police head
quarters, and the duty Of working the case up was
assigned to Detectives COOmes, Miller aud Nc
Dewitt. The ot1ceTs went to work Immediately, and
yesterday as the result OF their labors, arrested
young man named Chas. Bryan on the charge,
gentleman appeared and, after looking the
prisoner over, stated TO the detectives that he
saw Bryan and another man holding the gentle
man who was robbed on the night In question.
In response, Bryan admitted that he was present,
but denied positively any participation In the
crime. lie u Well-known as an offender TO the
that his companions may be found aud arrested.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE GRAM MARKET.--GcoTge Waters received
yesterday, per canal, 2,TO0 bushels OF wheat.
MEssRs. X. Z. FUGTrT AND II. y. CosGBR, Of
this city, have leased the hotel at Tennallytown
for the coming season.
THE RIvER.--Arrived, steamer Goo. II. Stout,
from Philadelphia, with miscellaneous cargo
for District merchants. Cleared, steamer John
Gibson, for New York, with 800 barrels Of nour
Mn. HENRY q. wISsHIP, OF the Consolidation
Coal Company, has contracted for brick resi-
denco to DO built on his place, "Dunbarton
Rocks" located at the end VI Dunbarton street,
near Rock creek.
The QUESTION has repeatedly been asked why
the delivery Of letters by the carrier system has
not been adopted for Georgetown. As II now Is
the residents OF that city are obliged to take
their letters 10 the post once and call at the
once for their mails A change Is earnestly
asked.