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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-04-11

LEr Us HAvE THEsI.--The streets NJ
Bolivar, like those 10 all places of import,
auec, have long since been chriten@6
With names, Iut just exactly what those
names are we 10 not pretend to know,
and we have often desired kuowiedge ia
this respect Would 1t not he well for
the Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen to
cause the names Of our streets 20 be
painted on boards and have them placed
at the different crossings One sss
would cost but little aad would last q
long time. Next to knowing ones self
is 10 know the place you live in. Wen
wager a siITerr,ipped monkey that there
are not SIX men IN Bolivar who can tell
the names Of The streets east and north
Of the Episcopal Church. Let as have
the signs ami then We can cay that Mr.
/ a or 3 resides On such IA street a1d
does business on such a street Until
then "all is confusion worse confOunded."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-04-11

Only One Change Of Cars from Cairo to
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit Cleveland, Niagara Falls
Ruffalo, Pittsburgh, Washington;
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston aud all points East.
Milwaukee, J4nesville. Madison,
La Crosse, St Paul i all points EoTtd,
This is the only direct route t.
Decatur, Bloomington, Springfield,
Peoria Quincy, Reokuk,
Burlington, Rock Island, La Sale,
Mendoza, Dixon, FreePort,
Galena, Dubuque, Sioux City,
Omaha and all points Northwest
Elegant Drawing room Sleeping Cars
90 all night trains.
Baggage checked to all Important
points.
For tickets and infor nation apply as
l. G. r. K Depot at Cairo; on board the
transit steamer between Columbus and
Cairo, and at the principal railroad ticket
Offices throughout the South.
A. MITCHELL
General SuperintendenF, Chicago.
". p. JOHNSON,
General Passen'r Agent, Chicago.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-04-11

Cox Plenty of corn at Dugau's for
50 cents rer busheL
IAY-Pl Plenty Of hay At pugaus aud
Will ice sold cheap.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-04-11
Mississippi Central z. r.
lain. n... bolIt.r :. EalIsr.

Trains pass Bolivar - follows
HAIJ TRAIS. S0hth- ITO = ;.---.- North tlt ? Z
tx PRESS Souft-l % 4 NeFths 5=t
Freight traia-South- Isa H;---.--Rosth. AZ =
dc DO do 10 SC H. do s 30
E1S- Mail train rups every day. So E1prsss ira
runs ever day-MOFTAYS EXCEETED. "a
Connection = made BY the southwark bound AL Al
Express trains Grand Junction with trains en- ths D.
C. and BY the trains going hsrth 81 seksont
TenP. with trains the N Z d. 2. X.
The above SEIZED Gle taxes effect May ISL.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-04-11
Synopsis Of the Proceedings Of the
County Court, April Term, 1873.

School tax of % cents on the hundred
dollars worth OF taxable property re-
cinded.
Pay of Magistrates for attending quar-
terly court reduced to TWO dollars.
Order chairman to issue warrants on
county treasurer for six thousand dollars
to II. and w Moore, purchase money
for Hatchie river bridge
Austin ". Statler elected public gear
dian
W C. Dorion authorized to purchase
Tennessee Form Books for magistrates
and county officers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-04-11

4 FRO 3. -NothiEg Is better prof OF
tho excellence Of an article than the lre,
guent limitations of it.
These counterlei.s are the universal
tribute which woIthlessness pays to mer
it The sterling worth and popularity
Of the Charter Oak Stove is astested By
this standard
, 1873-08-27

Another Meeting OF Persons Who HIVE
withdrawn from MIR. HleUarthysa
GnnEreWnttoMs-iaN Organization E,G-
cctcd--Cotilta,ittces Appointed.
Tho sucodors from tho nov. Dr.. BlcCagthy's
Union park Daltlat Church hold another moot
ing yesterday eyoning at the Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Monroe and Paulina stroota,
for tho purpose of completing thoir organization
Of now baptist Church. Tho ulooting wna
called to ordor by the Rev. a. MoLoish, WHO
nominated Mr.. @. Il. slnalloy as Chairman Of
tho meeting. Mr.. smalley, on being o1ected,
stated tho object Of tho gsthoring. Mr.. L. s.
Bcribner was cloctoa Secretary. Prayer WIS Of
fored by ". r. shoror.
Tho Chairman stated that, In organizing their
Society, Homo voxatiouB questions may arIBo,
and so1ne lind ariaon already. Tho .nain fooling
engontlored wag about tho location Of tho church.
Tlloro seemed to lo a general foollng IN favor OF
loeatinH tho church botNeels ABllaNd avenue
and Wool stroot, 1nu Madsol and Jackson
HtrootA. lIo hoped that a1l l'aptiHts roslding
within TINT boundary might beconlo slolnlora of
tho now organization.
Mr. 4. Mcl.oluA sAil that many had oxproHsol
their l1nWilltlgneHB to join u!lleBs thu church
waa sucatcu within tho b0lll,lnrioa HaMcd by t!!p
Chairman. 1Iiu whole heart waH IN tlliB Moyo-
nlent nntl lie would c0mnone0 tho organization
by giving hiH own and his WfEoH I,anl0 aB 1lloln-
berg.
Upon tlla announcement Ill iadloH and gcn"
, 1873-08-27
Illinois AIavor and Cannl No1vs.

SpectHt Dispatch to I1ss ChicHIh Tribune.
LA8ALLE, ILL.,, Aug. .21-The prop Wtalo arriyod to-
loaded with corn for Chicago. Tie prop Illinois ar
Fioreuco Boyer, an from Henry, end all light. Tho
prop Alexander, towing tho canal-hoat ~. T. Rock
wool both loaded Will luulbcr, departed for Peoria,
nul The Canal-hoatG Monitor ana john Carter, both
light, dropped down to puru. Tho prop Whale md hnr
bargo Frienssllip: from IIonry, aud canal-lmat
aud tho prop Illinois. lowing canal repatrcr No. for
Otawn, aud canaoa Florence 1.oyor, light, for Lock
port a passed Into tho canal. Tilo Al0ntor an John
Garter, both light, for Peru, and tho Gold Rnt light,
for La5nlio, nil passed nnt Of tho canal Euht frat
nn 1lyo inrlea OF water Oh Tho 1nerAtl Of Lock IT,
No report Of thu stage Of water bcluw.
CANAL OFFICE, CnlcA1u Aug: ab.-1:90 p. m..-An-
i.oonis Iasale, 139 tons coil; Gen. Nlcolollan LII
Aac 1lUU bu corn; 0cn. Noscerans, East Norris 1ho
tols tonl Lily llorlt, 5tdu u CORN l05nD lbs seed
Exeairsor, Enn,.nit, Us ylA s.nne; hliVo Willow
HuriuHb 5i TONS eo CAarlcH Steele, WIlluw BrlA 90
yls stnliu; g. Y. Walker, laont, u yn sto.o 2I brls
lime; ]. u. Waller, Iemont, 50 yls RtGno; IL.
Il. reasee, 1rnont, 15 sta sono Harry, leInon 81
ning Lemont, v3 ,tls utoe; Jeslmalt, Lamont, III
ys Hsona George A"a ]eMont Da yt.s Sims Tiain.
derl0lt, I&.nont, 81 ytH s0no Gns. Mar!A l.sl.Inm
" yls Htono; Arabia, Lenlout, BIZ yla suno: Au-
glIktl, l.rlnaE 81 ytta stole.
ULEANEp--lfGu. Hlrrnlul, Henecn.
CnIuAto, Aug. nh.-hnn1vrn- Harrington, Willow
Springs, 5S tnnS leo; Cohhftn.in T4nlunt, u ytsa
salp, 5,000 bu cosn: Aida, Joliet 9:0 lbs empty
hariclg,
UlEalED-arGpic Leaf, Juliet 81 II! lumber; Konno-
beck Mori, hl G9 fcnt lnuIer; Oh!taRo l}flc, 401
feet lumber, 20 hr!n sail, fur Utica; brls ba!t for
SenecR.
, 1873-08-27

EcUcn AEQ80 anti hhu tltelr nH1ncB Ald0 Duto&el
On tho roll Of n1omboratlir.
hfr. McLoial continued By saying TINT tho
work OF organization 1ntiBt bo ratlor alow. It
would take time for the organization to gatn
sflnpo oto Tho entering Of atlclr nntnoB was tho
baHo Of thoir future operations. Ho know many
that ,yoro not prosont that would 1oin them. He
had nlBo tho word Of Lilo Roy. I. W. dooaspood
that ho would aid tl1o.n all In Ills powor.
On motion Of Mr.. Hheyer, tho following COM
nittoo wns appointed to confer with tho Mis-
Bionary Commlttee OF tho Souond Church to ge-
euro tho corporation Of TINT church, aud to cnt
yaeB among thcir mombors: W. r. 8horer, A.
MoLoish, and j. II. Little.
On motion, tho following Committee on Or
gnnizaton waB appointed: ]. II. Little, A. Nc
tolHh, O. q. ConvorB, L. 8. scribnor, md W. W.
Uallinu.
On motion, tho following Finance Committee,
to net In place Of TruBtcoB until tho completion
Of tho organization, wae appolntel: John II.
Kinsy, ]. II. Littlo, 4. spratt, aud Il. 4. LoVo-
innl.
Tho committee to tako c1largo Of prnyer~moet-
ingg md spiritual rnattors, In placo Of DonconH
oonglHta Of tho following gentlemen G. =.
smalloy, .. L. Convors. Wiliam staploton, ".
T. shorer, mud L. $. scribnor
Tho following gantlomon wero appointed a
Committee on Sabbath School: W. L. Shoror,
Q. q. Dixon, and Il. L. Crosby.
a committee to whit on members Of Union
Park Church. md invite them to join tholn, Is
constituted as follows Mrs. Kinsy, Mrs. Heatl,
Mrs. Calkins aud W. r. Staploton.
Several gol1tlenlon Iaade eloquent addresses,
nftor which tho mcoting adjourned.
, 1873-08-27
THE TEETOTALERS.


Meeting Of tho Eutionnl Temperance
Convention sat Saratoga.
sAnArooA, N. T., Aug. 2G.-rhe National Tenn
BY tho tho lion. William L. Dodge, and, IN after !.
prayer, Prof. Jocoiyu, President OF Albion Col
logo, Mich, Was chosen C!iair1nan Among tho
delogatos arc Col. Hay, Of Indiana, aud William
Duxtor, another celohruted temperance mnt,,
difference Of opinion concerning political ac-
tion, advised 1ur7nony, aud hoped that aonle-
thing moro would DO dono than tho moro adop-
ton Of resolutions. SeoretarloB wore then ap-
pointed, aud also Committee On Credentials.
Tho Committee OH Permanent Organization
was thon appointed, and included u. ABpinwaIl,
Of WisconAin, n1ll John Eroomiiod, Of Indiana,
and during tho absence Of tho Committee the
announcement wan made tlat a numbor of lot
tora had boon received from temperance mon In
nll -parta Of tho country; also, one. which was
road, from tho Unitod Kingdom Temperance Al
lanco. A motion having beon made to givo
tho thanks Of the Convention to the writer Of
the letter and Alliance, tLo Roy. Q: y. Dcnuson
formed that tlis Convention dlsscnts from tho
priuctplo Of alliance; that, while man himself
drinks, he has tue right to ask foc q pyoAibitory
Law.
After Some discussion the amendment waa
withdrawn aud tho original motion adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Organization at
this point returned to tho hail and made q re-
port, yhisl, was accepted, Of Judge Il. 9; Pit
4hAly VI 1AAEEAtulSCllSs IIEhl4Uut AuI tHR
uanal number Of Secretaries.
The President, in ILLS address, urged tho intro
duction Of tho temperance question iuto politics,
insisting that auc1 policy WIS carrying moral
puaai0n into effectiveness.
a Committee Of Nine was appointed on noso-
lutions.
Recess.
Tho Convention roaasemblotl, and tho Chair
annonncol the Committee on Resolutions.
Among tho number arc tho Rev. George A. Joce-
1yn of hffchirap. anil William HAvfar nf Trz
diaua.
Tho Clair thon oallod upon tho delegates for
verbal reports OF their condition IN their ra
spcctivo StateB which call wns responded to,
and. in many inntanceH, good reports woro rem
dered.
Tho following, among others, wero appointed
Vico-p -prouilents: West Virginia, Q. ". Miller
Ohio, tho Rov. 7. J. Mollial Michigan, tho Ioy.
John y. Jocelyn: indiana, Col. John ". Ray ;
Wisconsin, b. D. Hastings; Minnesota, the Rev.
Horny Willard; Iowa. LOWS Todhuntor; KEN
tuchy, Il. Wec1han.
The Convention adjourned until tomorrow.
, 1873-08-27

Explanation by JladEo-Advocntc-Go
oral Holt.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Judgo- Advocato-0en-
eral Holt publishes in tho Chronicle to-day, 4
Btatomout defending himself from tho charge.
that llo, when proHonting the record Of tho trial
OF Alss. burratt to President johnson, withheld
from lin petition signed by five nlenabora OF
the court. recommending, in consideration of her
ago and aox, communication Of her doatll-son-
tonco to Imprisonment for life. Tho commune
cation cnbrNcos lottor from Julgo Holt to aeo-
rotary Dolknap, dolyIus: iii toto tho assertions
rcforfeu to, aud offering AZ proofs Of hia inno~
CONGO, lottorg from, Judge bingham, ox-Attornoy-
nonoral Speed, tho lion. james 1Iarlnn, tho loy.
Dr. Butler. paator Of Bt Paul's Church, mud
many others, I'LL Of which aro to tho oifoot that
tho record of tho trlal, anil tho petition III favor
OF Mrs. Hurratt, wero In tho rrcBilent'H oillco
before tic execution Of The conRpirator. Judge
DiuSllRnB lotter. daso Fob. II. 1875 Btatoa thnt,
having drawn tho petition OIL behalf Of h1rn:
surratt, and having, attor hor execution, hoard
. report tint 1t lad boon withhold from tho
President, he called on tho Becrotnrlos OF State
and Wnr {Howartl and Htantou), and WIS assured
by tloni that tho petition Ind hson boforo tho
PreBiilont md boon duly considered by him atll
llis adysnrH before tho doath-Bontonoo upon Airs.
surratt had boon approved; and that tito prosl.
dol,t mud lin Cabinet ,apol, Buoll consideration
uero unit in donyipg tho prayer OF tho poti-
tiou
, 1873-08-27

aooncn,tv surt IN aror1 rr,vtroo t,,, In, .oo,,
rsao1 o1 n,aael Itto f,oint gnnhia on Trsf, T.,
tow of lin ncnm ,nrao 1unar ~It,, lin argn 15,nos
ias,eI nionnado innn, for nhtrann s1o 0' ~ o''o'
Tho notroit T.,h.ur sara Mc,nt r. A uo,.ss ~.
cc1iiv ,rannht thc tn + T. 1crh oro fraru I,mnai,
smh a,n IL 4 u, ~. ths s, -. " ntI sG ~ ~ tnnt
wrnckinv n1,rnnana y 'o'@o "'eA "f ~N 'N"''o 'AN
1ha str ~ ~ IT,, . .,
T9ry f inrao eaaso o. trs vsi,scd nt $oo ocsdoS
',' Allt'n u h'4set o1e n'lo 8e1leF@l carao'
telegram announces TINT tho barge Oliver urom-
f,s nit "rI w.Mhey Lhas, WHO oanR o. Mhrnlctses
iui,1n liz ' T lily Mnn .uMSn ~ ~ noGi IT,
Orl,ncv T,ea il itt ,a ~ or1"u n ~ sS F au % ~.
~ w.. na:. W a"s.iu''noa ny sa'h'na tuen.
f m E Fnase i; u gchE unit at I.flo hy W " Looniet
,, sgt thn fflG q Western transportation Company
,. wiI y neary really ior launching Ho liaa got
nosat mina a9tS Guy c!eau run forc-nnhai md s
crcI!t 10 lar h,h,nrs fal"o haer' ana Will prove
~, nr. q ing roVenno cutter Porry, learning
'oa n att ~ H.. ~ I'LL uHnser g. % lilo largo Morton at
ea,,r - ,nni @ nat HoEt IAuIsaay gu crse TO tH-
n,js j., - nris rsv, ,, mm "sSSa, AMI T9acne sNhto7er
@ ,,,d ~, nos nt' n'e ho1hi1'g OF consequence
"*n .s, pt.Ao1 . "rene1Ita .i',, 's"t''
me brig Starlight, honnd down. and tho schr Cor
teZ, bound r1t col!dcd Opposite Mummy Judy light
aho Goftoa @ euaIae" @ aannRo t9 her nai1t rigging,
EEtar1i.t i1d ~ aa, @ - rIu IT, ~ i u"p t IAo
pairs
No additional information has como to hand TO-
the whereabouts Of Que Of bp arges Aatl to havo bcc
lost from tho prop Sum- nor yet tho nn'ne Or Tho
mheing craft Three yyero reported as bcnE !ost-thn
bargcs stnblry and Morton 'cng two Of that n,bor.
If fe information received ut first ~ corrcct thnre Ia
M uncertainty nnghH over tho fatc OF tho missing!
FesBel.-DcfF0n Tribune.
At Port Huron Il now yarl Is 1etnC prcparcl for
.,..;. =. -" FA>ItT~-~
, 1873-08-27

so5 ooas5.oo; common. t3s.oo@5o.oo: Gull, s2oooa
$500 flooring, $1,000.
Anh--Uirar, iii. 100 1000; common, $io.oo@25oo;
Gull s1o.00@tb00, foorjng $3o003 1000.
oak-Cear, S20.oo@4o.c0; common, st6.0o@25oo;
Gull, $B.00@16.00.
.1Iickory-:oear $aa :0o@6o.tU; common, t2ooo@
$500 Gull. s1o. .o691uoo.
Man!emOlcar, $23.uos95 GO; common, $10,Go@25.oo
=, ,pntefnut-olcar, $35.oo@Go.o0; common, $4,000
:. Gherry-olcnr, s4o.oo@co.oo; common, s15oo@
$500 uull, S11,GDGO1800.
Whltewood- CLEAR, $a0.oo@4ooo; common, $1,000
@25,01 cn 310.00n16.HO,
Wagon sock-l1ickory ax,os, per sot, s,.0oGa I'm; ;
w1Kon l'nlcs cacht 45a55o box boards. S9 %.
floritia rod eoanr. 5c lor fl mahogany, 3ntsi0s;
do countcsa. Goo: rosewood 6U@80c while holly. 3Uc.
, 1873-08-27
CHICAGO LUMBER kaARkET.

TUESDAY EvEv1va. Aug. 20.
The s1 'G9%ng tab yea n To Of e
lB7J compared with that Of tho corresponding period
ono year pgo, Guiding Aug. u:
For sincc Jan. Same
,setk. i, 1879. time. 1879,
ga gansIss. e. pSa y; sea s1fs 4ofss
Lumber, m............l5 1861. &o,va7 ' ss:,s2s
fnnha'es' .'..' 9s9a 2asS5a M ~, ssstss e. 80
About tho only now feature In tho Timber matisi
during tho past eix days is lurgcr attendance Of conn
activo trade IN Tho ntoror promising, t4o brokers
diaposed to look upon tho future With CONT
yot any decided improvement In the dernaud. The re
ceipa az usual layo been very light until from saur
sy to Monday Wien a. Immense aeot arrtvsd carry
On tic market snd hat At tho very worst limo IN tho
sa hoy S proS
bly, could to: Notwithstanding thu fact that sa yes.
sel T. epondent upon tho wia, the usual consequence
o lumber hns been %sssbn aoa m for asesa e s
few ays rrleoa have been a,,alol moro Or loss,
pccatly for common boards and piece stuff, tho nu
ply being excessive. To-day, notwithstanding tho ,-
pleasant wenther, number Or local md fov country
cargooa changed haula. lrlcos a1o without quotabo
change but hayo probably been shatls moro lesp,
so a aany nsss afr ant n Ssxo f # 9f
ported. number Of caryoca wcTu left over. Wo
quote: Good to choice boarda and atrips, *l9.5u@
0 isIsaS9; 1a1ts t sss sata3gs e''
BeAr Racine, from Mus!teGon, 100 IN hoar1a and
srtps at *leoo 30 m lath ut sl.7S. Sold by wllam
ling I'D jo!sta d slooo; Is n uber Is Il an s oss
at sla,oo. Sold by al1apaon, Ruldoc! l. Go.
LuMREA FftKIdnrs.
hIanistce. sa25; Iulugton, asoo; Muskegon, s1.7s;
oconto. a3a5 Msaominco s2.a5; Whito Laku, 81 .0o
a ess 4ssss Hsss VI s Rs;s'S'''f sa'' frankfort
At TIE YARDS.
The yard trado 4 nny fair, though It IL beginning to
quoted below:
seeona esear ,nrI Il tnsi. ss e GSsSo
Third clear, inch.......,......,... $500 @io.ou
Third clcar thick k..........,...... 1900 G5l6.00
olear flooring, 1st aud "a together,
oiear siiint ist aa; ID icaciicr..... s5
Common oor!sg, ireaso, iirsi..:.. 55oo GaSuo
Common flooring, Ateased secontl.,.. 2B.OO G30.00
W@gan-box boards. aoleetpt. II inrhes
Htock toar'ih. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .H.oo geaIN
u btoeR noartsa. tsa.,"..s.......,,..-t. 1l.tW tED.uu
ss%asa ssssa s?sss 5sss 5sSS $isss $siss
JoIat, Bcanlng, nnal! timber, fencing,
ote., l6 fuot nnll under. ,.,,..,., la,08 GS1s0o
Joiat and scantllg, ii to q fee...,. 1i.sn @.gau
lIckttu, Hqltaro, 13.N {. 1a.UU
llekeH, Hut l9.W tat1.D0
CelAr posts. split :, l4.DD GYtH.u0
tenr posts, round. na.,..,...,.,..,,.. 17.UO tl3o.00
Iatii ALI GG 3,b0
No. saWcd shingles. .....,,,..,.,,,,. 1.60 q 100
Or Btar, a.15 III 400
Shingles track, 3.U1 q 3lan
No. B4Wetl, LIS to l6U
Thrc0 dOara per Gar to l,e added whom transferred,
which Charge f01luwn illu shingles,
T4irkneaa- abiugea u ~ TWO inches III thek-
ness,
Icugth-sxtecu inol,ca.
HARDWOOD.
uisck'WaMut - Q9laa.oss, $ioQ,QQ@16o.QQ: clear,
, 1873-08-27
SPRINGFIELD.

classification Of Isnilrontlg Complct-
Gil by tho Railroad and Warehouse
COmM1t1piOncrs~-Ccr 1SHtActi.-
Stntc At.scas1ncnt 1ecturns All Hiss
Total, Exclusive OF Railroad Prop.
crty. S1,1Sd,120sGS4'
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srn1sGF1ELn, ILL.,. Aug. 2G.-Iho Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners to-day completed tho
classification Of the railroads Of tho State. Tho
schedule Which thoy havo prepared will DO ad-
fuHted to this classification and t!ion published.
Col. John ". southworth flied lliB official bond
In tho s.1m of 925,000, which has boon approved
by tho Governor.
In tho of1lco Of tho Secretary Of stato, cortifl-
cato Of organization was issued to the Danyillo
Building and Savings Association; capital
s25, 900.
Cook County this afternoon completed tho
ization now hayo all their work before them.
Tho Committees heretofore appointed will hayo
their work assgucd thom at 10 o'clock tomorrow,
to wl,icl, timo tho Doard adjourned. Complete
statements havo boon prepared by the Secretary,
Mr.; "; sta.,aon,, showing zach hind Of property
Board is therefore, vol advanced, and, indeed,
much simplined. 1t ID expected, howover, that
tho session will last month or six weoke. I
interpret tho general sentiment in ro-
erty to DO, that 1t should DO asaessod ut d
fur cash value, OH the ga1no principle
as osher property is aasessod. Thoro Gro aon,e
Of tho men1bers Of tho Board, however, who
hold different viows, but 1t is not thought they
will bo ablo to influence tho majority from tho
equitable stand they have taken. Tho assessed
valuo Of all tho property in the State, exclusive
Of railroad property. ia 81, 18o, ,l2o,Gs4. Good
judges estimate that railroad property will not
fall abort Of 3l5o, 900, tt was expected tho
nsaossod yaluo this year would bo about three
times what 1t was Inst, but it falls short worry
considerably, as the assessed value last yoar psas
s!ifl1 G{D nm
, 1873-08-27

8r. Lou1s, Aug, 26.--Another ojectmont enit,
involving tho recovery Of q 1argo mud valuable
tract Of 1nnd In this county, has boen brought in
the United States District Court, aud tho Circuit
Court Of this county. Tho plaintiffs are Patrick
Ryan, Of Iowa; Louis 8. Lobourgoyiz, Elizabeth
@. Lebourgoviz, Charlotte Z. Ulava1l. Of LOUISE
ara; William Walkor, Mnry Walker, William tn
tun,, pelagie Tntun. Of Arkansas; Frank A.
Rector, Of Texas; Thomas II. Roctor, Of Cali
Tho dofentants are Henry 8. Cartor, jacob
Dockor, Bernard 6leyin, Thomas 0Tcary,
Thomas @. Leonard, @. MeNamara, Elizabeth 9.
Moore, and David Ross, Of 1T. LouiH County.
Tho 1ant sought to DO recovered conaiHtH Of 900
acros, valued ut eG35, 900, and WITS originally
coded by tho Spanish Government to August
Dudier III tho year 1860.
, 1873-08-27
INDIANAPOLIS.

a Runaway Nifo Cuptr1rcd--p Pros.
pectA Of tlau rnslinnn Exposition S1aid
10 lgG northumberland.
Special Dfspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
IsD1ANApoL1s, Ind, Aug. 2G.-Last evening
tho vito Of q German named Deittine, D rosidons
Of indianapolis, took train for the East, run
ming away with $3.50 Of her husbands money.
When the husband cnmo homo and found hor
gone, ]lo informed tho City Marshal who tole-
graphod to Columbus. Ohio, to intercept the
fugitive. A dispatch received to-dny announces
Aer arrest. Tho Marshal has gono after hor.
It ID supposed sho started for Germnuy.
Articles for exhibition ut the Indiana EXPOSE
ton arc arriving hourly. Tho show promises to
bc excellent.
Gov. Honiricks returned from Virginia to-
, 1873-08-27

pErno!r, Aug. 2a-phEsEp ur-props China, At
lantlo Milwaukee, Jay 0oul.. ". II. parn',m, Brad
Clotll, NelRo,i !; sClrs AIarengo, I. II. Ferry.
PAsEEp DowS-rropa Arizona, Young, Lawrence
Now Yors, noanoko acllrs 7. Keller, Laura, II. Me
Rae, Yailkee.
WINp-Nurtheaat.
Drrnorr, Aug. -EVoning-pABsrD up--prop
Duukrk and barges schrs Phelps, II. poud, Almina,
niara, Dleotat.
pAsaEp DowH-prop burlington and bargc Jaroclu
all.t barge; Hcly L. I. Qaira.
W1Np-NGrtlpast,
, 1873-08-27

missioner Inns discharged yinconzo Dlotto, who
was accused Of being d padroue, OH tho ground
that his waB clear easo of mistaken identity.
Tho children who wore found where Ae resides
havo been committed temporarily to tho Com
m1sBionere Of Charities.
NEW Haven, aug. 23-Two Italian padroncs
and ok boya wore arrested in Oak street Inst
evening, having led from No. Is Crosby street,
Now York. Tho patlronos have been placed
in September Tho boys are very young.
, 1873-08-27

!spcttal NisN,frA 70 Tic CAicago 1Ti1Nnr.
CARL1Sv1LLE ILL.,, mug. 1G.--An unknown
man WAS found dead few miles Mouth Of this
place, near h1acoupn Station, OIL tho Chicago &
Alton Road, In n half-flcconiposed gtate. lIo
be- bore marks Of yiolouco on lis head M II ho
had received blow from aome kind Of blunt
instrument. The eyidouco elcitcd before tho
Coroners jury loads to tho confirmation Of tho
ahoyn.