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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

SILK FOPLINH il.bD
DIAGONAL VEGObNEiI.0V
DIAGONAL ALPlNE3 $500
DlA9ONAL sKHGES G2H, WORTH .st.
LUrIN'S MERlNOs 16c 10 3i.00
LLPINS GASllMkBE 75e. TO sl-ul
E..9LIsH -ATTEEN5 SIG. WORTH tltn
SILK EPAHHALl MS SIC WORT II n ~
l~lLLAD DEBhBES I5e
EMPRESS POPIlNs 80 10 t5e
thENCII IWlLLED ALPlNEs h0t
HEAVY CORDED PDFLINs re
CORDED MOHAIKshe.
BLACK AND WHITE FLAiDs IN.
BLAcK AsD WHITE PLAIUs 3IHc
all WOOL rLAIDs FROM t0e 10 ii.ua
INA faeny other popular R0sds ron " " 81. ma,
reduced ali Of our Tycoon Eepg M wfappefe Z,
tcc. The oest gonis and en1ieesi 4'y-- 10 fur nur
set
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Is zssIsTEzzD Al Tzx cossERcIAL o7TIcE-
4is l. L., 81 Al P. NJ ss'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

~ Eonssns luz sl-ts ifom ia W. 4ni III
mems button saoEz from sz.i5, a. rretlginans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

-Laygs Fsl and Winter stock 81 But All
snOesy a. PTeftymzns cheap bot and shoe store q
Market street Third door 6eloE Second
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12
Eifense applications.
&. AA2NEiI.
CLEMENT REEVES, Director
WILLIAM REYE0LD,

NOTICE., JACOB HAUSER, IN
IN compliance with the requirements Of the
Act Of Assembly IN such case made AMI provided,
DO hereby give n0tic+ that SHAH sppy IN Whiting q
the Couri OF General sessions Of the Peace and jar
Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, ln aud FOL tue
county OF New Castle, upon Monday, the i6ih DAY
Of November next, A D. 1874, being the first DAY o.
the next November Term Of the said Cont, 1oE :
license to Keep an Inn or Tavern, Al 80. d o Orange
street being tie Northeast corner OF Fifth and
orange streets u the Third Ward Of the ciiy Of
wilmington. IN the county OF New Castle AMI STATE
OF Delaware and 10 sell intoxicating liquors II les
quantities than one quart 10 he drunk on the pre-
miss The following substantial freeholders Of ths
said ward. recommend The said aspiration 70 VII
Robert Taylor. James smith,
Patrick Lambert. John Baier,
John Sorett Daniel McEweF.
Edward FArnar. George Miller,
Patrick Monaghan, Geo. Elnck,
Michael MegaFy. JSroo Homel,
Nm Ricamanl E j. McNauus
mos. II sharp James MURRAY.
James Clark, q. q. Gibson.
Z l.. Rice fAtrlck kelley
4. Jefirris Peier Springer,
Ieonhard Hartmann. samuel h. Cloud
OciiO-s; JACOB HAUsER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

- W jasct fk attention OF our realeTs to the
nrst-cl ass establishments OF Mr.. W. X Bowman, the
grocer, 5il King and second and King sts. Mr.. b,
Reputation for goods Of the best quality and low
pTlces Is une1celled In town In ine teas he standi
found there, always Of the lest and at the loves
cost prices. Mr. Bs success can hut encourage
others
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

NOTICE., JOHN BcHUGH, IN
~ compliance with the requirements OF the
Act Of Assembly in such case made aud provided,
do hereby give notice that l shall apply In writing
10 the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
jail Delivery OF the state OF Delaware In and fol
the County Of New Castle. upon Monday the 10Th
daylof November next, 4. D., 1874, being the DIST
day Of the next November Term Of the said Court
for license 10 Keep m Inn OF Tavern. Of No. 20
Church STREE being the Southeast corner OF Eighth
and Church Streets, in the Sixth Ward OF the Citl
OF Wilmington, 10 The County OF New Castle and
State OF Delaware and 10 sell intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart TO be drunk on The
premises. The following substantial freeholders Of
the SAID Ward, recommend the said application, L
wit
james Ferry, james DAVIS,
James Barry, Edward Robinson,
Joseph stewart. John Sayers,
John Hamilton, Thos. Mcdonald
Joseph Mckowen, John Cerney
Thomas Stewart, Thomas carey,
Thomas Cory, VIM. ii. White,
Daniel Toner, VIM. Myers.
Thomas ROgersOn Thomas AIillisen
Fred Weihl, Gideon c. Moore,
Samuel l.. BaylS John b. Brooks
John Millikn, Myles Reilly.
oct9-st' JoHN McHuGH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

81 Blgs Bg.ts mn shDss, also Misses anu 1all-
sfeL zboes 70 great variety and a. extraordinary
on prices, a. PfeuFmsn's, iN Msrket street, ihifi
oooT DeiJW -eFDn0. Cet5-im'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12
CITY ITEM 8.

~ DJ4 A0SD JREELRY d Specially. Alleri-
can AMI imported watches IS CARAT solid god rings
ladies' AMI gents solid gold chains Jewelry IN ever
variety also clocks prices 70 suit the times at
~ Bzliys Old established stand, No. o22 Market ST.
philAdeipnla
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12


RESOURcES.
Leans and Discouufs ~ ~ x
OverdrarTs- 70 a1ss'ss
f:hsr SOLE 1a11Is and Mortgage 7.s5at1
Doe IRON Reserve Agent 1920
- rSfsfs FS1r1,t,re ana FIxfufeS ~
s - P,..sr.s..s ss,d -rsxas Pssd sl5s1
ce.s-ss. an, fs,sr fszsh IT.rns .ysse.55
Ri1Ss ~ Sshsr Ssfionsi Rsnks leS.oq
an ~ stsrz Fssnfs = 90
Fractional Currency dneluding Sieseis', sssls
Specie tCotnN, s9s.eS
Legal Tender Notes, lo,ssl.ve
FlTe per ceni Redemption Fund, 1,c'sp
ssa4 ~ 80
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in, s7sss-sy
Surplus Fund. ssSl.ss
Other UNDIVIDED Pranis Elias
NAflcnzl BSES Notes Outstanding, alses.y
Individual Deposits. q. l-.s
Certified checks ~ ~
Due TO other National BANKS, 80
Due 70 Siaie Banks ald Banke.s 5ls.vs
500. 20 %
Stale Of Delaware, Counts % New Castle >.
/, Francis Melntire. cashier Of The Delaware
civ National Bank do soennly swear that me
above statement IS rrue 10 the bes. o. my knowledge
and belief ?. MCINTYRE tasnlet.
| : Subscribed and sworn 10 before me his gia day
| Of OctotyeF ls74 T. D. CLEAYER.
Soisry Public
Correet-Aftest:
. 6 AaATT R1rrss. Director.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12
IRspcrted By Merrick, johnson 4 Co., Bankers
Brokers, eth and Market Sts.
CITY tTEms

~ Cent
30 Cent
dernO Shirts
MeTtno Shirts,
MeriDo Shirts,
for
BOYS and Chs.
BOYS and Girls
BOYS and Girls,
" Cent BOYS Good Merino Shirts,
50 Cent BOYS superior Merlno Shirt,
70 Cent Boys Extra MeIino shirt
Children's Fine English Shirts.
Childrenfs Cartwright aud Warmers sniris
Mertno Night-G01n4 for Children, al size
We are prepared 70 e1sr the above ROois 81 inusi
oWer prices than have prevailed for several years.
our patrons are kindly Invited 70 look SINK,
Ladies' and Gents
Ladies' and Gents
" cent cents Good Merino Shirts
o0Cent Iadles and Gents Good Nfgbt tbifi-
o5 Cent Good MerlnO Yet
" Cent Ladies superior siiiIis
s1.B0 Ladies and Gents Extra flbe SHIRTS.
Fun Lines Extra English shirts
Our lines In above ROOds are nov complete sud
prices marked down % suit Tie time
&c Cent Ladlss Stockings
u Cent Ladies Stockings.
Tue Ladies' % Cent Stocking Is full regular g9yJ Ia
bric, signify. and has a large and steady sale.
Ladies and Gents Fine Stockings.
Ladies and Gents Striped stocking
% Cent Extra Fine Regular Baibrggaa
Cnildrens BaDfgRhh ..
joins N. PINS.
3. l. on Arch ana Seventh street Philadelphia.
ocr1g-Tu8 sasw
s%BesB md sbess 81 prices 70 saii Tue nins-. Il
fTetiymsas
tD-H sAs E1a,sg Bssts ifoLn tz.75 W.. an Arli
at Boo'a from ts59 Up. q Pietiymzu-
~ Eonssns Lqes sl-ss ifom tls9 W. anl o1
msns button snoAz from szi5, a. FFstlgIaans.
sSLarg, Fsl snd Winter stock 81 Bat. III,
noes, a. PTeftFnzns cheap bot and sAoe store z
HsIket Street, Third dooI beiOE Second
tS by. Esst. ana sADss, also Misses aA1 ca4.
sfeLs sboss u great variety, and a. eEuaof1lnar
on prcss, a. FfettFmsn= iN Msrket street, ih!f
sooT below Dn0. Ce'5-in'
~ Maessfs.-- Before you lsy "a Jour suppl. eel
- Bo9fnan's Second and King and 81 King 81
inspect bis assortment. He makes Cheiee Mes Z
aits. and Extra Shore twos 10 hail 5arfei4 spe
tiAlty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

NOTICE., MARGARET BURKE, IN
~ compliance with the requirements OF the act OF
the General Assembly In such case MADE anu pfovid
ed do hereby give notice that shall apply in writing
u the Court OF General Sessions of the Peace aud jan
Delivery Of the state Of Delaware, IN and for the
County OF New Castle, upon Monday. The 10Th day
OF November next A. D.. 1874. being the first day
Of the next November Term Of the said Court, for
license TO Keep an Inn or Tavern, IL No "a Nary
land Avenue, Tenth Ward, Of the city Of MI
mlngtop, In the County OF New Castle and state
Of Delaware and to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart 10 be drunk on the pre-
misses he following substantial freehoders Of The
said Ward, recommend the said application u vii
Philip Punkett Robert Cassidy,
Nyles Burke Andrew Reed.
louis T. Lynch, Thomas Munen
Robert c. shaw James Harrlgan
Patrick Cahlll Thomas Ford
Andrew Cehii. hdward Green,
Michael Hayes John McEtee,
William Walsh, Patrick W. Reynolds
Patrick McDermoi', Patrick Reynolds,
Patrick MAher Patrick Quinn,
Fergus Kelley, William Dorcy
Patrick Mention, John Ocean.
ocilO-st MARGARET BURKE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

TEE CITT PuLFTTz.-The pulpit Of ST. Paul :
II. Z. Church was filed, yesterday morning. By
Rev. Mr.. Chee5emzn, the pastor Rev. MI. MsT-
nit, being called away 70 I'll an appointment Of
Presiding Elder Thompson, whose continued
illness prevents the performance Of his duties.
ReT. g. " FolEel, Of the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, and Rev. Mr.. Eastwood OF the
First Baptist, exchanged pulpit yesterday
morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

sS-HsA. Eia,sf nut ifoIn s2.75 ul4 an Let
III Bno's from ga ~, y PiettymAu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

BLAoK GOODS.
D.
IHlBEI CLOTHS tla1.
FRENCH dag ONALS Si.9a
hE tlErfA CLOTHS Il 81, s20) AND tkau
BEAUTIFUL ALPISEs II ON
BEAUTIFUL SEnDEs 500
lLk fOPLiNs FROM 81 % 10 q 10
MEKlAOS AND EASHMRRIs
DItAP DErE AND TAMlsEs.
BOMBAZlNEs AND BlAEbill
husIR LIAM GRAPES AND POrLfs
COuRIALDS ENGLISH GRAPES
COuHTALDs GRAPE Wells
ALfAths AND M0HAlR- ALWAYS OK HAND.
We are Offering rase u Back Aipaea- at 30.
worth G1Nc positive bargain. We are also oner-
ing some decided bargains 10 Cassmeres Wnter-
proofs, s1pwls, Merln0 Underwear, Balmofa -giris
aud Hosiery together with Il very attractive 4t1tf
" fancy goods
.tDYLlH1L5 m FALL AND WHITE cos
TUNES
toAPhislN6 EMBROIDERED POLONAI5E.
Quilted SATIN SKIRTS, BEADED AND EM
BRolDERRD JACKETS,
Tue Autumn Shades Of the popular
TRrFOUesE cos KID GLOVES,
NOW ON EXHIBITION
ONLY ORE PRICE. asp2s
". ~ KENNARD & CO..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

ss-Ihs BIr-Toom RsIasig for all ailmen's Is Rum
Bitiers snrcharged with Fusel OIL a deadly element
rendered more active by the puDgent astrlnRents
with which Il ia combined If Jour stomach Is weak
aud liver bowels disordered strengthen and regu
late them with VINEGAR BITTRRz, purely Negeta-
bic Alternative and Aperent free from alcohol and
capable Of lntus!ug new vitality into your exhaust
el system. sepgi-4 ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12
Auftipn Salts.

I W. sT1DHAM & son.
A1s AirriVNs az
A DMINlsTRAToR's SAVE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

Delaware Lodge, No. 1, 1. o. o. p, at ODD
Fellows Hall 3D. and King street.
Herman Lodge, No, q, i. o. o. f. al ODD
Fellows Hall 81 and King stTest.
wilmington and Brzndyvins Council, No. 3
o. q. A. H., at Hall Sixth and Market
Wilmington Council, No. 5, JT. o. Z. A H., al
Hall 511 Market street,
Enterprise Circle, B. Z. c. A., at Han 5Oi Mar
kst street.
Washington Lodge, No. !, T. Of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, al Market street
Washington Lodge, No. 3, a. o. Of g. T., 81
McCizrys Building.
Star q Bethlehem DiYiAion, No. Z, :. Of IT,
Ninth and French street
wawaset Lodge, No. Is, ]. o. Of G. T., At rooIr
18th and Scott streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12
DROF. d. A. RODGERS.

Il OF PIIILADELPIIIA,
Who IL pronounced the
GREATEST LIVING CLAIRVOYANT OF THE
DAY,
VIII be In your midst, for THREE DAYS ONLY, at
T21 Church Street. october 18Th, goth, and 2lst.
Names given OF the living and dead, the absent
and present. Revelation through spirit power d-
seases cured of a kinds and receipt given.
Permanent residence 11l0 Lombard Street, Phla-
delphia Oct9-gt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

sg-L00K! LooKl LooKi
gELLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OK ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
II wll care Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
cum.
j viii make you strong and give you new life.
!, viii act upon your liver and tone up your dlges-
ton.
Il u pleasant 70 take and perfectly harmless.
II will 10 al that q ionic will do without liquor ~
stimulate. II is pot Wine Of Iron. Try It. Doctors
prescribe II. Cl.'gy recommend II. Thousands
nave been cured with IL. suffer no longer. Send
and get a circular. See what IL has done.
For sale by Smith 4 Painter, T. Brlnghurst q CO.,
z. McInall, Jr.. and Drugg1ats generally. apr2-ilm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

sNBsa,s md shess 81 prices 70 saii Tie ums-.
rTeffymsaE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12
for Salt.
NOR sALE-A THREE-STORY BRICK
10 hoase No sos West SIN ST. Apply TO
oei,2-n ". H. GREGG, on the premises
A IT PRIVATE SALE

LNOk SALE-A 4 ii hEE-S lOh1 DhANh
IL house No rs West SIN ST Apply 10
oc;,2-r ". H. GREGG, on the premises
T PRIVATE SALE.
4 rne new residence, No. 81 Washington street,
containing sixteen rooms, with al modern Improve
msnfs, built Of the yrry best material. Lot near
5axlo9; house 90 feet front by % feet deep; tack
i5xs4 feet noe yard front and back side yards. Wa
b sold cheap snd on easy terms. Inquire on the
premises.
A three siofy s-fOome1 house, No Ci9 Mesi Ninth
street two story house On Jackson street, near
Mary avenue, six rooIns also, several building
lois.
A Lns fam and country residence, containing q 4
acres Of theyery best Brandy vine lknd, Situated
seven miles from Market street, on the Kenneth
PIKE, handsome ls-r0o1ed house, PORN front and
kinda Large baTn s0x6o, shielded ami well stabbed
for horses AMI cows carriage house. spring house,
etc. Building fences and land in best 0rier.
Also,
Three farms, slk miles below Middletosn, Del, con
taining property-145 Us go acres with good farm
buildings; good water and Kind neighhors. Best
quality Of land and fruits etc
ALSO,
good farm situated IN the centre part OF West VII
glA within two miles Of Cairo, station on through
Railroad good buildings. excellent land, good mar
Eet for produce close 10 the Cumberland Mountain
where game ia in abundance, deer turkey, ect.
All Of these properties viii be sold cheap and OF
easy terms. come Of them al & sacrnce For psTtic
ulars inquire OF P. CHANDLER,
No. sii Washington ST.. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12

s. l. or Arch AM Seventh stree, Philadelphia
ocr1g-Tuasasw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-12
eaNKnAl usE-FURNlsnINa EAroRlOA

WILLIAM f. ROBINSON
HAS OPENED NEW
STOVE AND HEArkk SIUhk
Al TIE n. r. cor OF Second and King sts., fronting
on Second 81 Constantly on hand all the latest IN
proved STOVES, HEATERS, AND RANGES. IA
irons supplied at the shortest notice Ioctl4-lf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24
EN E4 ALMACEN
DK D. TOMAS IOLOSA HlJO, DIR NAfAGUR2, :.

ma eabsllste dc Is ga Masliss lstoaAs slnneA
Maauinas de coser de vAFies cies6os2PoIvo6 para
mango d, marfii.-CHcharas pIatoadas snnns.-x1ico-
reras. jaros G.--Palas de madera do kieffos-No-
f6.-Quinlues para kerosina gAgolina--Fhroles
nara Observation-Disclosures de yarias Glasses con dee
rertador. .CerraduI do pestIlOs mOyibes nue air-
rs el lado dereehe el izQuierd0s--Ag1ias para ma
9uinss pleas sueltae.-Hilos ssdas pars idem.-
ftntnras de todas sses aeeites Loiia para volas
Dc Utras clases-Cornisas de metal para ador-
nosds saas vidri~s do todas clases sueItaa
mohadaq-Colchonesy y aluofiadas saeIfSs,-fnho
para cuinques de acete kerosina -Gri alerfa de
t"Ga case.-C Carruajes de ycuatro Asienkoa para
atassen na 81 haf,s4ar- a. sI.-9R
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24

Maderas de todas olases tejamanf.-Arados de-
Varlas tabricas con mangos, timones rejas de re-
nnesto, de tsdos ndmeros.-Quincalla dc toda case
lnstrumeitos de ctrpnterSs toneleros.-Ccrreas
7-Estope para maquina de vapor osrticulo de-
ateute--Alqultran.- Estopa para huque --Lingue
ia correas do vapor-Llaycsde dc v4lhuias para vagor
desde pa Eadas.-relad de aianlbre do Ya'ios ts-
manos para cedtzos de guarapo. .-Tela de gonna pa
Baidee de hierro galvanizado para hacIendas.-E
to, plateados de hoja de laJa-Ees dc hierrc para
ruedas y ravos suetos.-Aceite do pezuna-Bsrniz
Ono para tspar nudos.-Llavss inglesas para todos
usos.-Pess HcOrae ysirep-Terfn6nlotros.-M an
gueras do gonna de |, I v pIlgadS.-Arncses para
mulas caballos -Jaquitnonos dc cuo!o pa "a idem.
-Rocortes para acarruagcs.-Romanas de platafOr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24

Ell que suscribe propietario de este c6modo
cstablecimient0, eituado en- 10 mas c6ntrico do
Ia calle del Concrete, eerca de los mueIes, con
hermosas vistas del puerto de Ia Ciudad, tie
ne ell honor do Ofrecerlo sus numerosos amigos
NADIA que desear, pues al efecto cuenta con una
escogida servidnmbre, espaciosos cnartos para
familiaa, cantina bien provista, bafios frios
calient9s 4 Ia 6rdeD, barberO S1a 81; todo pre-
clos equitativos al alcance de t0das las fortunas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24
HUEEL INTERNATIONAL, CALLE PRINCIPAL.
FRFN7E Al BAND0 ! GLIB INTERNATIONAL DE- SAN THOMAS
---'>0o0)----- -

Un empleado del Hotel va 4 bordo siempre
Que llegan vap0res para ponerse q la 6rden de
los Sres. pasager0s Y encargarse de la conduc-
clon dc sus equlpajes en- TN hote especial man
dado construir expresamente para este servicio
con mocion mecanca, que le impele mas yelooi-
dad que una maquira de vapor, espacio snfi-
ciente para conducir veinte clatro personals
con sus maletas do viaie, 81 cual esta 4 elisposi
bahia. San Tomas Is do Ener) dc 1874. -Eabian
C0r1OuG. 27E'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24
COMPANIA DE VAPOKES
HAMBURG AHERIE A(HE PAL EABRT ACTIEN GBILNHA1'
DE HAMBURGO,

E servoo quinena de linea Hamburgo Ing
sa St. Thomas Puerto Rico Puertoata Hyt pincpaa
el presents 6 principles del entrante
E Asad desnado habendo
los contra tempo convend Compana esuelto desnar
pGovsicnansne caga puerto Hay.
ne Pudiendo adnltr Sno IN nnnaro tado pasageros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24
l. 0 S @ A NJ B / O s.

Gran dpdso cgayos acyedtuda ssayco
La PERLA DE BORLNQUEN DE ESTEBAN E1L4GUBR
Pemada Mdaa de Mo Eposin de T;sna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24

iAEsUsIE4LOS.
Cagotiilas de 90 cigarros corrientes papeI,
orozuz blancO. 81 cajetillas pOr peso Y
tomandO de pesos en- adelante, "a por un peso
lden de 25 cigarros cOrrientes papel blanco,
27 por un peso, Y tomando de pesos en- adelante
%. ldem de 80 CiGarrilos corrieutes papel blan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24


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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-20
FOREIGN.

Thirty thousand unemployed work
men of Vienna have petitioned the government
for relief.
The famine in India is increasing. It
is estimated that $50, 600 natives are already
severely distressed.
Garnett Wolsely and his white troops
are announced to leave the Gold Coast for
home March l. the war with the Ashantees be-
ng over.
The Japanese government has deter
mined to publish statements of their resour-
ces, the first of which viii be published in
about two months. From this it will appear
that the amount in ths treasury is no less than
S25, 100000, including the last English loan,
and that the revenue of 1878 was nearly S5,-
600, 900.
Disraeli is stated to have already ar
ranged his ministry. The members of parlia
ment thus far chosen number sos, ,267 conser-
vative and 242 liberals and home rulers.
One home ruler has been returned from
Cork City and tive from Kilkenny county
1t is probable Edward Cardwell, the secre-
tary of state, viii be raised to the peerage.
Relations between the government of
Japan and the foreign ministers respecting
the representatives of the United States are
becoming more and more inharmonious.
the country and requires the strict enforce
mont of the treaties as they stand until a
revision shall have been agreed upon. Mr..
Livingstone acquiesces and the other enyoys
are vehomont in opposition to his course
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-20
WEST

Major Chambers, commanding Fort
FettermaD, telegraphs that he has just Learned
that nearly all the Indians have leftthe agency
after Killing Red Clouds son, who made them
return stolen stock.
Senator Hitchcock, Gov. Furness and
others, of Nebraska, have called upon the
secretary of war and General Sherman for
arms, in anticipation of general Indian out
break. The request, owing to existing laws,
was denied.
Large amounts of ammunition are
being shipped from the Ft. Leavenworth and
Rock Island arsenal to the various posts on
the frontier. All post commanders have been
ordered to keep their commands in readiness
to take the field against the Indians on mo-
ment's notice.
Brief dispatches from W. r. Smith,
the Adams express agent at CRANKY City, on
the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, says that he
(Smith) was knocked down, bound and gagged
by several men, while on hi. way from his Of
flee to his home, his keys taken from him. his
office broken open, and the safe rifed of thir-
ty-one hundred dollars. There is no clue TO
the robbers, but it is supposed they were the
same men who robbed the Iron Mountain train
at Gad's Hill, as parties answering their des-
cription were seen few miles from CRANKY
in the early part of the week.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-02-20
Smuggling at New York and Boston.

The secretary of the treasury has sent
communication to the house of repre-
sentatives, in response to the resolution
calling for a statement of the amount
of money paid from March 1, 1869, to
November 3, 1873, by any person or per-
sops in settlement of suits, judgments
or claims made by or in behalf of the
United States for the violation of the
revenue laws at Boston and New York.
The statement accompanying the letter
gives about 8, 800 cases in New York,
the names of deIinquents, the amount
of Indebtedness, and the names of in
formers and amount awarded to them
and to the collector, surveyor and naval
officer, etc.
The indebtedness for the greater part
| in Individual cases is small, ranging
| from $50 to 81, 900. Some of the largest
sums, together with the names of the
| deIinquents, are given. Special agent
B. G. Jaynes is stated as informer in
| the cases mentioned, and as receiving
| in the aggregate S93, 600, in addition to
at least so, 600 in smaller cases.
| Apart from these is the statement of
| the delinquency of Phelps, Dodge &
| Co., namely, $271, ,016. The costs and
| expenses of recovery were s., l45.
Jayne, as informer in this case, received
! So, OIL, ana inc COll0CUOT, surveyor anu
naval officer each one-third of that sum,
these officers in all similar cases receiv-
ing one-third as much as the ipformeT.
Frank E. Howe, Geo. Brown and @.
| NJ. Brackett received S14, 500 from the
delinquency of active firms, the gross
proceeds of which were S4,210,3 ,391
duties, S22, TIA costs, and expenses
| 1894, 104 net amount covered into the
treasury, s., 753, ,515. The collector re-
| ceived $407, ,245, the naval officer 1924, :
O58, the surveyor 1891 ,213, and the in
| formers S716, ,24S total amount dis
tributed, 81, 1888, 766. The United States
share remaining in the treasury is 81
814, TAG.
The secretary of the treasury also
transmits a statement of fines, penalties
and forfeitures IN the districts of Bos-
| ton and Charlestown from March /,
1869, to November 3, 1873.
Special agent Jaynes also received
large amounts as informer in Boston.
| Net amount covered into treasury,
5000, ,401. The collector received $50,
S16, naval officer $50, surveyor $50,
817, informers 1852, ,79s total amount
distributed, 1907, ,249 United States
share remaining IN the treasury, S3O4,
151