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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-11-06
Proposed New SIC CoIns.

The gold price of silver bullion has
again got so low that the fractional sill
yer coins of the United States are not
worth any more in gold than green
backs. Notwithstanding the much rid
icuIe, a year ago, of Secretary RiehaEd-
sons redemption of greenbacks in sill
yer half dollars, it is desirable to have
silver fractional coins in circulation, IN
stead of the postal currency, If posi-
bic. The low price OF silver in Europe
promises to be permanent, and, IA this
Connection, two new silver coins for i'm
mediate circulation are talked of as
likely TO be authorized at the next ses-
sion OF congress, one a twelve and q
half cent piece, and the other twenty
cent piece In fact, an attempt was
made at the last session of congress to
get the last mentioned coin authorized,
and the recommendation was favorably
reported upon, but In the hurry Of the
close. of the session the bill was neg
Iected and was not passed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-11-06

THERE was 8 man an OBwego, Kansas,
who thought that he had fallen into tat
thing. He discovered a well full Of
medical water on his premises. He had
It analyzed, and It gave iodine, bicar-
Donate Of potash, chloride Of lime, and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-11-06

IF the old man viii insist on taking a
smoke after going to bed at night, the
sooner the house Is insured for twice it's
value the more cOmplacent will be the
feelings Of the relatives who stsnd by
when the fremen hunt among the ruins
ior his bones.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-11-06

- IN Savoy the rivers Arne, Dranse and
Fier have been poisoned to kill fish,
which the queer fishermen, who operate
IN this style, gather up dead on the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-11-06

Our of one hundred men you run
against, you viii find ninety-fve worry
ing themselves into. low spirits aud in-
digestion about trouble that will never
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15
TFor the Dispatch.I

GRACE MEMORIAL CHURCH, LEXINGTON
One word more in behalf OF the minister OF
this church, and, as far as he is concerned the
case is closed. ~
It is proven beyond all doubt by MIR. Am,
hold that, with best motives on the part ol
most excellent ladies, he was requested tG
ret ND an opera in behalf Of Grace Memorla
church, Lexington. ;sod osso
Il is certain that he and his glfted asso
cates have. after long preparation, rendered
an opera according to the request.
II does seem very ungrac!ous at TINS sthS'
of the proceedings to repudiate such k'na.!
and generously intended cooperation, ana Il
no one could this be more painful than 10 In
Rev. DR.. Pendleton.
The facts, as fur as he is concerned, are:
~ No such request was ever made oy htm
| i2.) He was not aware OF the arrangement
unril after the rendition OF the opera:
3.) His own ideas of ministerial ahs
Christian propriety, as well as his duty uhae 1;
fhp caucps of the Church, compel HIM 10 dis
ayow all connection with or responsiDlii'
| for the arrangement.
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Copperas, one pound;
Carbollc acld nlid, one ounce
mASCAESyEE NEWS.
J. G. CABzLL, N. D.,
President OF the Board

SABBATu.ScHooL REPoRT. illiam Toler,
ESQ Superintendent Of Meade Memorial
school, reports great progress. There are
now on the roll 1GG scholars, with an ave-
rage attendance of 133-an increase OF over
30 per cent on previous reports.
CouRr MATTERs-The County Court OF
Chesterfield has adjourned after an interest
ing and important session Of one week.
the June term OF the Hastings Court
commences this morning, when the cases OF
Hazelti.e, Fried, and Wood, for assault on
Mayor Chies, will be heard.
OFFICERS ELECTED. Grant Section, No. 8,
Colored cadets of Temperance has elected
the following officers for The ensuing term
Plummer Morton, W. A.; Joseph Goooe,
V. A.; George Ddbney, p. s.; James Fox,
A. S.; Robert Morton, Treasurer; W. II.
| Cogblil, \. T.; John HobsoD, Usher fisiG'
Waddcil, Guide Madison Jones. w.; WI.
liam Morton, A. W.: Emmer Jones, Chap'
lain; Charles Allen, p. W. 4. 81. A. Harris;
Deputy Grand Worthy Patron, will install
| these officers June 2ith.
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kerosene.

Editors Dispateh,-My statement u snar1 resaan
to the accident from kerosene on Mnlsua a;.iad
street was mlde from information receiver M
at the residence. and, as l supposed, i'oli l
members of the family. Twas shown slass
lnmp about bali full of Kerosene, ana was
told told that was the lamp and oil from whic1
the the child WIS burned. inspected the OIL Oh
that wa, in the lamp, and it stood the nee
test of l1O degrees (the lawful staudard)'
asked who sold the oil, went TO the mer.
chants, and found it vas &. West y eo"s
No. !.
was not near the place at the time OF the
accident, and therefore can only say II there
was an explosion The information | received
was incorrect.
Iwould here take. occasion to impress on
all parties using kerosene, or oils or the KIND
The necessity OF extreme caution, and In nc
case to bill their lamps while they are burn
ing. Very respectfully,
RICHARD Fox, Inspector.
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CHAScERY COURT OF RICHMOND 9e T.
f. Fttshugh prestdtng-Friddy.-T fol
lowing cases were disposed of:
Cooke Us. Cooke, &c.; Cooke, &C., Us
GoddD, &c.; Cooke Us. Cocke- &C.. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and dis.
posing OF the fund on hand.
Hardoroye, &C., Us. Pollard: Decree in
conformity with opinion of the court recon-
mittine cause to commissioner for further
Inquiry and report. n,, e.
Williams. administrator, US. Ragland i
W;lliams, &c.; Williams. administrator. u.s.
Williams, s.; Williams, by &c, cS. WI
,iaus. &c: Decree in these causes Severaily
referring the same to commissioner for IN
ouries and reports.
mort of commissioner and directing SAFE OF
fhe property in the bill and proceedings
winston & Trent, &C., os. Corbin, DC.
Daeree confirming report OF COMMISSIONS nc
and directing u sale of the property ID Tue
bin and proceedings mentioned.
Knp,ndtree. &C., Us. Roundtree, &C.. DeI
cree confirming report OF com mssloners VI
sale and providing for disposing OF the thnu.
Howell. Darr & Go. us. Parkinson: Declee
dismisslng plaintiffs bill with costs.
'CIendenning's executor rs. Hoyer Lug
wig &c; Hover ,tS Ludwig us- Clendennipg,s
exsclltor: Bossieux, &c., Us. Hover a. Luo
wi~. Decree copsrming report OF sale III par
and refusing to confirm in part, aud by eou'
sent making q partial distribution OF Tue
1und in the hands Of the receivers
Godlin. &C., us. Andrews, &c: Decref
substituting trustee in the place OF one mere
tofore appointed and who refused to act'
Saturday, June 13.-The following cases
Rere disposed OF :: Doo,oo eo,
Tyrce and wife ps. Woodson /: Decree eGh :,
firning report of sale and making paf''a
distribution of The fund. 49,,
Miuer rs. Minors administrator: Decies
confirming report Of commissioner ano
making distribution of the fund. .,,.
Allison ps, Allison, &c. Decree sesahe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

THE PUBLIC SCHooLs--CLoslEG EXERCISES
AND DISTRIBUTION OF AwARDS.--The exami-
nation of pupils for promotion in all the
public schools of the city will commence this
morning at s. O'Clock.
The closing exercises and The distribution
of medals and diplomas will take place as fol.
lows: ..
Juuc 18th Baker School, 10 A. NJ; Navy
Hill School, Z. NJ, at EbeneZer church.
June 2G Valley Schools A. NJ; Twelfth
and Leigh School, II NJ; Bethel School, 5
p. NJ.
June q: Madison School, 10 A. NJ.
June 30: Leigh-Street School, 8 \. NJ, at
Grace-Street Baptist church Central School,
L. NJ.
June 30: Bellevue School, A. M., at Trim.
ity Methodist church: High School, Z. NJ.
On Wednesday the 24th instant public eX.
aminations will be held in all of the schools,
commencing at 8 O'Clock. Parents and
friends OF tue pupils will have the opportu-
nifty OF witnessing the exercises between the
hours of A. NJ. and 7. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

week ending June Is, 1874:
Lot fronting 15 feet on Pine street. corner
Holly, for Sl.225 30 feet on TbiI,,e,h street
corner VI. for $40; IS feet on Grove street
near Clarke for IS, 200; 233 feet on L street
for 10000; 40 feet on ST. james street near
CDutts for $40; 65 feet on Clay street, cor.
ncr Adams, for SS,4Su; one lot OF 30 feet and
one Of y feet on Clay street between Adams
street and Brook avenue for 1913; so feet
on Graham street, corner Williamsburg ave.
nue., for 81 ,5s5 80 feet on Twenty. y.seveu,h
street between Marshall and Broad for $40
- feet on Fifteenth street tor $225.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

DRowap IN THE RWER.-The dead body
of a white man WIS found on Fridag floating
in the riGer just above wilton Ad near
where the pontoon bridge spanaed Tue
stream. The body was somewhat 6secoui.
posed, and hzd evidently been IN tne wafer
cone days; bat there were 40 marks o. o. s,o, ~,
Ience upon it. Justice PC. Larns held an
innuest over the remains on Friday evening,
and the iury rendered u verdict of accidentsl
drownjfg. The body was not identi6ed.
and was buried, by order of the Justice, aear
the place where found. -.
The deceased was q stout man. about nVe
feet eight or nine INCHES hgn, was uIesseu e.'
US q saiIor wore new shoes, WIN Duchles oa' un
them. He had dark auburn. nalr, reu soa.Ee,
apparently abouta week old. 1he ooay nus
much swollen aud deyomposed,
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RICHMOND. June 12, 1874

Editors of The Dispatch: The statement
that there was O meeting for the election oil
officers for the ST. Patrick's Literary ana De
baiiug Club is erroneous. The following IS
the list OF officers for the present year: Pre-
sident, f. Hopkins; Vice-presidenis, M.
Murphy and James Hu!loran; secretarS'
Andrew Cavanaugh; Treasurer, +. Dfis-
coll: Critic, d. Horgan; Sefgeantat.Arms,
j. Bailey. Bysmakng this correction Sou
will oblgs
Yours, respectfully, .>,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

JoURSEYMeN BAKERS USIoN.-A consIae
ruble number OF tue journey men bakers OF
the city held meeting at the ball NO. 1871
Main street Saturday night. Mr.. Thomas
Finnegan was made president Mr. Henry
GreenwaIl vice president, and Mr.. Charles
w. Murphy secretary. A committee con
ssliDg of Messrs. b. Metzger, w. G. Kuhn,
Frederick DIETRICH. jacob Miller, and e. W
Murphy was appointed to see all the jour
neymen bakers of the city and to ask them
to join the Union, which is to be beneficial
in its purpose. The meeting adjourned to
meet at the same place next Saturday night,
when it is PROBABLE that constitution ana
bylaws will be adopted and permanent otfi-
GERS elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

THE ScHurzENFEsT.-The occasion Of the
first grand annual schutzentest will be cele-
brated appropriately to-day by the Ger
mans of this city at the james River Brew
ery Park. From present prospects the
affair promises to be u success, as the most
extensive preparations: have been made, ana
nothing will be left undone to promote the
enjoyment and pleasure OF those VINO may
attend. The Chesap peake ana ONO Company
will run trains to the park from The deloe on
Broad street, through The tunnel, every iort!
minnie, during the day and evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IL THE
RIcuaoSp Posi- OFFICE JUNE Is, lSI4.-Chas.
+. Belviu, 1915 Broad street, Richmond,
Va: A. Ii. Drewry, Wicox's wharf, Va.
Mrs. J. Jackson, No. 45 Watts street, New
York: Mrs. India NJ. Jeffries, 3l4, corner
Main and Hanover streets, Richmond, Va.
Hewitt Manufacturing Company, ritls'
burgh, Pa. Rev. James Holmes, pastor rIr>l
Baptist church, Richmond, va; Mrs. Mary
Morris, corner Clay street aLd bfo0k 70 apchue :,
Richmond, Va. Charles Sent, NO. 24l =
Bond street, Baltimore, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

CONFERENCE or New MEMBERS OF TIL
CoUNcIL.-There will be conference Of the
memters-elect of City Council at the Coun.
ell chamber this evening. IL is expected
that committee to draft rules for tht
guidance OF the two bodies will be appointed
AZ at early day it is proposed to have eau
Gus of Conservative members Tor the pur
pose of nominating candidates for the city
otii .es to be filled by the Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

FELL THROUGH HATcHwAY.-A negro
boy named Peter Monroe, while attending
to his duties at Gregory's factory on Friday,
careIeSsIy stepped into the hatchway on the
third floor and fell down to the first floor,
injuring himself badly. Concussioa of the
brain ensued, with disocation OF the claYi-
Gle at the sternal extremity.
DR.. Curd was called In, and rendered the
necessary assistance. The boy is doing well
at present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15
AUCTION sALss THIS DAT.

LYME 6 BROTHER, u, The Real Estate *.
change, 12 NJ, twcnsy-seven acre, OF ANA l's az
Hesrico, ca q coatlnuation OF Cary stfest,o.'-
paslie 10 the new reservoir.
GKuBBS& 4 WILLIAMS, 5H r, ~, briek resideses
No. S south Fifth stsces, between Main ssis
Cary.
RICHARDSON 3 CO.,6s p, Ma framed dwsli-
Ing and ,ot Oh ths cas-, side OF First street be-
tween Dayal and Baker.
II. Nc aMiCK, 10 A. NJ 60 ~ 8 broaa ssfees,
French china aud glassware. rs i i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

Az OLD OFFENDER IN CouRT.-Fannie
TAYLOR. an old offender, whose name mas
often appeared on the Police Court records
onne,red before Justice White on Saturday,
charged with stealing lot of wearing ap-
narel. valued at S5, from Martha Thomas:
The accused was found guilty ana sent
down 10 laii for six months,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

FIRE on MAIN STREET.-Tbe Fire Depart.
ment was called on. on Saturday night al
ll:l5 iR-response to an alarm turned in at
box No. Al. Isappears that about the hour
named fire was discovered in the store OF
Messrs. Walter D. Blair & Co., grocers and
liquor dealers. doing business at the south.
west corner Of Main and Ninth streets. In
SIX minutes after the alarm vas sounded the
engines were upon the ground aud ready for
wolk. The ire appeared 10 have originated
IN the rear part CT the store, and conse-
sequentIy the fremen directed their Eten-
ton to that portion Of the building. The
door which opens upon the alley leading
from Eighth 10 Ninth streets between Main
and Cary was speedily broken open, and one
or two streams Of water judciousIy ar.
piled soon had the effect Of suoduisg the
flames, which at one time threatened to cn-
velOp the whole house.
Although in very short time the flames
were eXtinguished with apparent ease, the
water and The heat. combined bad the effect
OF very seriously iDjuriDg the entire stock of
goods in the store, except the whiskey. The
loss will probably reach $1,000, upon which
the concern has an insurance Of $4,000, di.
ylded between the Liverpool, London and
Globe, and Citizens Fire Insurance Compa.
nies.
The basement Of the building is used by
Mr.. W. j. Anderson az q store.room for
stoves, while the upper stories are occupied
BY Mir. I. Ii. Pollock's musical emporium.
MI. Pollock and his family also lodge in the
same building. MIR. Pollock's stock of mu-
sicll Instruments was not injured by fire or
water, but it may be that the smoke damaged
some Of his pianos. He had no Insurance.
Mr.. Anderson's stock of stoves probably
sustained damage by water, but we could
NOT ascertain whether he was insured.
Just before the alarm was turned in one
o. CARRIERS omnibuS.driyerS, named Alex
aLdsr Hunter, reports that while driving up
Ninth street he saw three or four men On
the top OF an omnibus which WAS standing
in the alley back OF the store, and very close
10 it. The top Of the omnibus reached
nearly 10 the door referred to above. and the
impression prevailed at The fire that it was
the work of. an incendiary.
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1SG0-SuLeS.
lS74-PurchtSeS.

Under both the old and new laws tne ra.e
Of increase on sales aud purchases over $780,
600 is exactly the same. Persans doing q
business of $4,000 and under 4er annum
have 10 Day smaller license tax now than
under the law Of 1860. Over tba sum the
kax.is largely increased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

WHAT IT CosTs TO ResIsP A PoIIcEMAN:-
William Hilton was before Police Justice
White on Saturday morning charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the streets,
ussaulting and striking policeman John
Kraus>c. of the Third Ward, and reSlstlng
him while in the discharge of his duty; aAc
also with striking Harrison Curtis. seVera
witnesses were examined, the case was made
out satisfactorily to the Court, and Inc &c
cused was sentenced to confinement IN tRe
citv iaii for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

FIRE.-An attempt was made about 4
O'Clock on Saturday morning to burn the
bar-room of Mr.. William Scott, situated in
the lower plrt of the city. Policeman John
Ogleby discovered the Are, which was kim
died al The corner Of tue bar-room with
ightwood and paper. No alarm was
sounded, aud the fire proved to be trilling
affair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

FAIR AND FEAST IN SIDNEY.--The men,
bcrs of the Fifth Baptist (coIored) church,
in Sidney, will commence u fair and feast ut
their church to-day. The proceeds will be
devoted to purchasing library for the Sab
Iharh school,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

RICHMOND NORMAL SCHooL.-On Friday
evening this school held its seventh anniver-
sary at Normal School Hall, the place being
crowded to its utmost capacity with the
friends of the pupils and the public, many
going away unable to obtain seats. The ex'
ercises were of the usual character on such
occasions, consisting of original compositions
and orationS, with recitaiious, declamatiOns,
dialogues, and singing. We have been pre-.
sent OH several Of these occasions at this
school, and have seen none bette conducted
or eyiucing better discipline of voice and
manner.
At the conclusion of the programme, Mr.
r. NJ. Manly, the principal of the school,
awarded diplomas 10 the following members
of the senior class--vjZ., KITE h. Archer. DO
scphine NJ. Brown, Edward A. Boiling,
Amy Dotson, Henry Hucless, Maggie L.
Gardner, Virginia Y. Warren, Mary wells,
Hardinia Willis. Martha T.. Miles, Betty b.
Mcdaniel, and Sophia Walker:
Webster's Pictorial Dictionary was award
ed as prize to Ann Smith for The best spell
inc exercise books, and similar volume to
Richard Scott for the most improvement in
pcnmaDShip.
At the conclusion of these exercises the
pupils gave pleasant surprise to Miss Nj. Il.
Stratton. the vice principal Of the school, in
the shane of very handsome silver SaIyer
and coblets. Nir. Andrew WaShburn read
u warm. hearted note from the pupils, accom-
panyjng the gift, and made an appropriate
presentation speech, to which Miss Stratton
re pIjed in l. few Well-chosen words. 4 very
sweet Goodbye" song closed the eve
pinu'S exercises,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

cosy1crs REoElvED.-The following con-
vIe,s were received at The penitentiafy on
saturday: From northumberland county, "!
| Lncius Moore, fourteen years for ASSAULT;
and from Amelia county, B. Mann, i've years
for arson:
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WHrnE IS TON COLLINS!
r.w.bov, uauting, rushed me by,

WHrnE Is Tom COLLINS:
A pewsboy, pantine, rushed me p!'
And did IN torres of anguish cry
..W here is Tom coliinsE"
A verdant youth, With face quite red,
Kan by In haste and loudly said:
Where Is ToIn ColliRs!"
Aiawyer, by some error laid,
Addressed the court, and lhusly said:
Where IS Tom COlilns!"
A magistrate Of heavy weight,
Asked trembling and with fat'riDg giit:
.'Whcre Is Tom Coiins?"
4 AFrenc5y-looksrg 2iotelman
Cried out, az down the street be ran:
'Wo eest Tom COi!ins?"
For the information Of all, would s'ate thst his
Eeata uarters are al sCIiAAPs Variety store. l402
Main street.-The same place where they keep the
finest stock of Cigars, Tobacco, smokers articles,
reading matter, solid silver aud gold headed Canes,
Buggy and all other styles OF Umbrellas, gentle
mems Jewelry. stylish Paper Collars, Stationary,
and general variety OF fancy aud furnishing goods
Note the NO.: l402 Main street.
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PrRsoNAL.-Messrs. II. G. Popham. OF
Rappahannock D. A. Grimsley, OF Cui-
peper and W. b. Talaierro, OF 9iouees1er' ICE J!;r
members of the General Assembly Of Fir'
gina, were in the city on SATURDAY.
Mayor Kelley and the Bath Alum eXcuF'
sionists have returned TO the city.
Major Jed. HotchkiSs was IN the city
on saturday, and will sail for Europe
to-day. He goes to England for the purpose
of consummating some important business
| transactions involving large land transfer
| located in Virginia and West Virginia.
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up last record, establishing partition hereto
tore made, and directing conycyances to be
made as in said decree set forth.
Rogers, Adams & Co. Us. Page, &C.: De-
cree giving leave to Wellington Goddin to
file petition and to be made a party to the
cause.
Hobson's executor us. Hobson, &C. !: De.
cree referring cause to commissioner for
inquiry and report.
Smith, trustee, us. Smith, &c.: Decree
confirming report of commissioner and di-
rectng conveyances as in said decree men
toned.
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