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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

We learn that Gen. T. H. Bell has de
termiued to remove to California Wher-
ever he goes our best wishes accompany
him. The State has no braver son, none
more deserving her affection, and whilst
we hope be will be successful in his move.
We deeply regret losing so good man
and such an upright citizen.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

One car of frieght-traip, the other
side of Water Valley, last Sunday, was
thrown from the track three times, kill
ins three fine mules, and in no way in
juring the other six which were in the
same car.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02
Plan o!

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
These celebrated instruments have
attained q wonderful degree Of populari-
ty among tho musical fraternity generals
". They have been tested by aud re7
eeiged the positive endorsements Of sons
of the most celebrated musicians for har
mony ana richness Of tone. They are
without q superior. Huntington Pa ]
Monitor
B-Agents wanted. Send stamp for
catalogue Address
ANIE L =. BEATTY
Washington, \
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

The reception last Friday night at St.
James Hall was well attended. These
receptions a'e becoming very Interesting
and some of our young people think they
should be given oftener.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

We give our devil sho " ticket and
fifty cents last NJ ondaY morning. When
We next saw him, he was sporting q
cane and three fora Dickie cigar, and
was strattine around the circus ring with
his thumbs thrust in the arms holes oil
a vest No telling what that boy " i'll
come to if he is not sent to the legiala-
ture before he is fully developed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

Patience used to be represented ~ q
passably good looking girl on big piece
of sandstone Now it lie different. A
modern artist fixes Patience up as a
country editor sitting on an inverted
tYpe-box, wishing be had his dinner, and
waiting for deIinquents to pay up thcis
subscriptions.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

good many loose plank in our side
walks in different parts of the city. A
Ratchet and a nickers worth of nails,
properly used will make everything o. z
Some of our enterprising citizens who
did not get chance TO assist in repair
ing the public we'll can try their hand
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

He came, the child Of many a prayer,
Has bright blue eyes aud golden hair.
he arrived on the morning train, yes
serday, is legal light, and has taken up
his abode with MIR. Jesse Norment, of
this city.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02
Green's Aupust FIower,

It is natural for people suffering with
Dyspepsia aud Liver Com plant, or any
derangemehts of the digestive organs
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart,
Heart Burn, WateF>Brash, Gnawing and
Burning Pains at the Pit OF the Stomach,
Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disa.
greeable tastes in the mouth, c. ming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, etc, to put
off from day to day buying an article
that they know has cured their reIghbor,
friend, or relative, yet they have no
faith in it until it is too late But if
you will go to your Druggist, Moore q
Hammer, Bolivar, Tenn; J. &. Powell,
Grand junction. Tenn, and A. II.
COussens, Nashville, Tenn, and get bot
tie of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER your
immediate cure is as certain as you live.
Sample bottles of this medicine can be
obtained for 10 cents to try it's superior
virtue. Regular size Is cents. Try it,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

Josh goes for Erni in this Issue.
Josh says he never climbed a 'simmon
tree in bis life, or wore tight pair of
pants
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

The Wayne County Citizen will be
published in future at Clifton, The pro-
prietoLs claim their paper was not sup
ported at WaYnesboro as it should have
bean.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

A certain young man who clsrks on
the square, says the plank walk leading
to the depot needs repairing, If we used
that walk as much as be did, we would
repair it. He has a g, asa f-u-;
an af-, living dow there. and when ii
comes of, we vii not give him a notice
unless be repairs that sidewalk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02
PITSER MILLER

HAS FOR SAIL
two Horse Wagons cheap,
Best Flows,
Best Straw Cutters,
Best Cultivating HarroWs,
Best Subscribers,
Deep TilIers,
That every body needs.
Wiudship's Cotton Gins. that is good,
Brooks Cotton Press, all iron, and lasts
always.
Has also good saved lumber of all
kinds, Planed Flooring, Ceiling DC. ali
made at home, AID warranted III.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

Dick McClarty has been eoufned
to his bed for few days, but is able to
make full hand at the table again.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

1t is rumored that John Robinson's
train ran into another train of cars yes
terday, his side OF Grand Junction.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

Another dance was given at Mr. Hub
bard's school house last evening, which
was well attended
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

A good many of our subscribers have
called on US during the past week and
paid their subscription. We are thank
full for these small favors, as we are en-
deavoring to give you good paper, but
cannot do so unless We have your assis-
lance
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02
BOLIVAR MARKET REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE BOLIVAR BULLETIN,
Wednesday Evening, Dec. l.
BacOa-Clear sides, 153, Shoulders u
Sugar Cured Hams, Is to I64.
Butter-ChOice country, % to so.
Corn AeGE-GOod demand 6Oc,
C3rn-Light stock and demand
Eggs-In demand, at 15c.
FtOur-Ne quote medium to choice
cog.
= Hidss-IR demand 10 to I24cts.
Lard-Firm, Is
MoIasses-Firm, 60a75. Syrup 81 %.
Nails "a % per keg; rates.
PoaItry-Chickens in demand, l5a25e,
according to size and quality.
/ Salt-Per barrel, EGO aud firm.
Sagar-Firm, lOaI3I.
Cofee-Rio, % to q cents per Id.
The G6OUe quotations are cash rates.
Bolivar Cotton Market.
The following figures represent yester-
days prices:
Good Ordinary ...............,.....
Low Middling......................-1l 2@
MiddlIng 12(9
+ Good Middling ...,.... ............ I2@@
Memphis Markets.
POrk-Hams, new, choice Is to I4c.
Bulk polk, clear sides, l3Ic.
CoTn-ChOiee white, Soc.
Four-$5, to 81,
Sug0r-Hard refined white, III to 12c
| Cofee-Rio, % to 24c.
/ MoLasSes-Common SOC. choice Toe.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02
nsYCHoMAECY Or sour, Charu,
ARTHUR'S

H LLUsTRATED HoSsK MAGAzFSEl ''1he
Il Household Magazine of .America."
Two Serial Stories in 1876 EAGLES
CLIFF by Mrs Julia C. B. Dorr and
" MIRIAM" By r. s. Arthur BUT.
TERICK'S Newest Patterns in every
number. Terms, $50 per year three
copies for $3.50. Splendid Book offers
and Premiums. Specimen number 10
cents. I. S ARTHUR & SON, Phils.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02
Han Of a Thousand.

When death was hourly expected from
Consumption, all remedies having failed
and DIR. II. James was experimenting, he
accidentally made a preparation OF IN
DIAN HEMP, which cured his only
child, and now gives this recipe free on
receipt of two stamps, to pay expenses.
HEMP also cures night sweat nausea
at the stomach and will break fresh
cold in % hours. Address CraddOck q
Co., 1882 Race Street, Philadelphia,
naming this paper.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

pants.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-02

BAPTIST CHURCH. - Services on
the first Sunday of each mouth at l03
q m. and 81 p. m, by the Rev. Levin
Savage. Sabbath school at 81 q, m.
, 1875-06-09

each nsn o.,.,ioyed. Tho men now om-
ploycd 10 do This work-tcsmol "scsbs"
BY Union nlen-havo repeatedly taken
out 100 tons from ono latch, though tnforior 10
old experienced elloyn1ers. wn'fc they athto llt
tons Is ! fdir days work for nf,ion ncu. all Of
which has nothing 10 do with the present and
past troubles, or tho principle Involved. II IL,
who BlaAti cktabtieh rates which cohi-dea2ots
shlll pay for unloading their coh17 Thev namo
= pgicc which tho union mcn fojeot With con.
temtt. Tho union man name pricc which Is
giyon above, aud add, 1--WE wilt not do It for
lees. nor shall any ono n1se DO 1t for you." Add
further thuy add "T,a unloading Of coal he.
longs to tho tnboress' Benevolent Association OF
Chicago. who will mako you accept tbnir torms,
or vii both you and tho 'scaba employed
Tbs attonplat to carry out tboss murdcroua d.
sigma. wore only frustrated by thu aia rendered
by tho city through the ro!co Depart
crippled, and rendered unable to perform sny
labor for days 70 como. by tho hands of thu La
horers' Benevolent Ansociation'a members, for
daring to work for 80 par day. Tho coat.dca'ors
claim tho Rtn1c right enjoyed by o.hcr moi Chants,
Of employing sucll labor ~ best auitH tlolr in-
teseBss. aud A. such prices ~ may be mutually
agreed upon. 1he oxtroms latdships nnd poor
pay described by tho Union mon Cf true) are
certainly not worth fighting for on ttotr part.
Nor, to remove CON, etiti0n. ought they 10 add
manning and 1nnrdar to dccroaso and inttMidAte
their competitors. ..
Having printed their version Of present
troubles. hope ypn will allow tho Chicago Coat
Exchange this rvpis. o. ". Golr,
President Chsca9o Coat Exchange,
, 1875-06-09


Tho following conmunicaslop Ia submitted in
all It's pristine yigor and without bsing submit
ted to those narrow and crsnptng rules Of
ozthogzapby and grxn1.ar whieA SO curb the
niglt Of ecaius
To ths E,te.or Of Ths tabuua) ons thing ot Note
bc ovfo looked. A. you sre well wars l1e
terGO Of mother war more Cruel than the reh. lion,
Ht u this popery which u nezroF than you think It
h-on frdA night Of this last weak Ylsun Appeared
to mo In my aoep--a black Cloud Com befoto ms, ~
moment sppe4rel C4thollc Gress-1lth
round the petas) on pois with snakn .hat dis
tsarod frou., In . Motncnt ths Cloud u Com Rnin
which appeared 1atton the pitt Of hell there hn set
with Dook In hts hAnd-1t xtooA = 1uolnsut Al tnen
vnnistiel why m all was Clear gain
tho Rreen iua!o&tea thu feelian up Ftsa Ing the nd
round tho croAs tndtcases blood In lleusy ~
o.s wa. .ea sta,,an,, ,no p,ss * 'ps n;tt !;
Asu. anl Tho anako on Tho polo, Indicate ts!r doom
after thcy up wrss this II Kno Joko they mem what
they e1y hsy viii mako .as yankta Com to thern they
&ro al prepared 70 slzu they have plenty arulca un
powder AL will PRODIGY tick in the night moat uklcY
tako your pl4ces OF Lisnesa them felyca So
t. Oh tho lers siways Tho .ooaer you on
couroe 10 you must tako tho Conseaue nca thty mako
tho htAtatnont tho holy catholic Church will Conquer
thst IL the tfuo church 3ou Hkys bin warned mehy
liea BY thu papers here Ii tho LAT Nuo keep tha be-
fore The people Ut 1oa.t four Of hYs days.
It would dcem intrueiva, perhaps, to offer ad-
rics to tho wr,tor, but the Washngtoulan Homo
~ nt.ll open. aud when = mhu bogins to aee
enakoa that is tho tltseSt place.
, 1875-06-09

aelecsion from Webor on tho grand plano, an
cfYnrt which waa heartily appta.jel.
:, Tho customary adofoss was delivered by tho
Hev. u. DorneY. = yonng catholic Clergyman,
npoaker. Father Dorpey advocstod IN eloqnent
words tue ct&lmB tho litraty Ahsocfetton had
upon tho Catholic population Of Chicago. and
hopod that ita futuro career woutd he ttgnallzcd
by auccoss commensurate With tho worthinc1s
Of It's ob}eca.
MISS STAR, \ pretty Warbler, sang INA Room
for Tra." with exquisite tasso, and won a hearty
onsoros to which she gracefully responded.
t1eltsered Lily v.ledio:ory with characteristic
tltnEs for Tho future OF tho Association. 1Io
closed by Introducing his auccethor, Nlr. ". Il.
An'oesg, President. .eloct.. atr: An,berg WAS re-
ceired With applause, aud mAde busincss-lke
thing tl,at might sound like oloquenco. Ills
facts, however, were convincing enough. Eo
sat down With that peculiar freIing Of relief
which visits men of fem wotda" altar having
waie*l through an inevitable talk.
both NJ. 0nahnn aud MIR. Au1berg boro tceE-
,nnny to the lltera!isv Of Mr.. Washington fIesinE
In paving tho debts Of tho SOCIETY aud l1e,piog il
oue of tho miro. Mr.. fles'ug bluaLcd, but ssid
not n word.
4 solo by afr. Edward schultzs. tho retl.anouu
tenor, wan warmly eucored.
III. Launoa GoEgin road ~ eessy Oh "Tasto,7
In Witch ho rrl:ato1 tho ghost OF Sir Waltor lis
leigh by ,nyosRhinE agalnnt that eontlo1nau's fn-
vorito Wcod. Mr. uoRgtn look tubacco ematio
Of al love for nicotine rasslues. lilo las no Do
siro To DO scen smoking cigar. and bas pa,ltou-
LAT contempt for tho average mnstRolie. Nr.
Goggin believes In bare faced men. ntsd LOOKS
upon any otllct styIs Of mottsl with suspicion.
Ills of1o1t was provocative Of good deal Of
mIrth.
4 duet by Miss Starr sud LII. Eatullzo
closed tho entertainment.
, 1875-06-09

Grimm, tho 6lddts- Zeftung reporter at City Hail,
Tho poor fellow hhs walked to shis city al the
ing on his back. Sickness and oshor tronbios
are tho canso of his rave1aes, and although hu
rohtiily apeake foHr European languages hs has
bean Unable to obtain employment, MAYOR Col.
vim has offered to AID him.
immediately asssr balag Aned BY Juaso Witt
ses a.t hond.y iotonoo i .ppss!s 1 tL.t o.,
book containing his fccont poems. JudGo Will.
ians contoscsn1pd 10 notice thohn BY an auto
Esaph letter htgbiy complimentary 10 tho senisi
Eorsesss pooei9 saont, and psomlaod 70 issno no
Clork ta highly pleased, and pron!sea second
Hood OF poetry sunday.
Inspectors 0ovor& and English Of tho Bosrd
OF Edncatton yesterday called Upon Mayor Coz
yln 10 respect 70 tho qustfela that have fur soma
TN limo beon ngttatinc tho Doard Of Education.
When they had concluded thetr inlssview with
public, AID. uidteth undertook an explanation
Or tho ordinance which he rorent'y introduced
INTO tue common Council prohibiting tho en1-
ploynont Of tcAchoTB who reside outside tbs
o'ty. Tho explanation WAS most complete ono,
lat utterly failed to sliclt any ro-ronsc from tho
lnsnectors present, who thought that tho
ordnance ought 70 be answered by tho Dostd Of
Education ~ bodr.
TIE BOARD or HEALTH.
Ihe regular weekly n'cet'ng Of the Board Of
rooma IN 11ouoeo Block PRECEDENT liahn In lilo
cha'r, Tho only business transacted wns Tho
neecl tsnce Of the monthly and wookly reports Of
tho Sanitary Superintendent md Health Officer.
Tho Hockly report Of tho Banltasy 8upcrfhtcnd-
ant shows thai during shat tEno thoro welo LIE
deaths, docIease Of II from tho total Of Tho
proceeding .Woca. and i losa than that fof tho
corresponding week Of last yoar. DT diseases,
thoro d'cd OF consumption. Is; consulsions. 10;
scarlet fcver. 1; and d,epsy, T. There wefo
males, 65s fomatoa, 10; n,srrc0, II; siucle, Gl;
colored. 6. The moan temperature ct The week
was A.7 degrtcs.
The nontb1y report shoms astotAl Of 6o3
doathe. 1T Of which werc Of children undor
yoar Of ago, Tho total was 43 less than for the
preceding month, and 90 creator than for The
cosrosnond!nE month OF last year. uY diseases
thnre died Of pneumonia. 45; meniDRisis, II;
neas!es, 20; congeHtiou Of lungs, 6; Apoplexy,
D; scsrlot fevor, 2l; consumption, IL; conyni-
asous. n; coup, II. Thpre wero males, J23
females, $50; married, l03; singlc 40; color.
Tho Health oftlcor's report shows total of
1919 nuisance noliccs norYsl LISA n,,lsancea
hbAtod; Csc sewer notices served md Ill
90 @gr connections iuhdr. TheIo we're removed
By tho c,ty-Bcareugsr, 1887 dead degs; liz dead
hotscs :; 10 calves tt sloo,; cattle; quar-
tors Of oeof. and otLsr smaller aftlulos, All IN,
1nt1aiiv largo quantity OF 1nDats and vegetables
were condoluncd ~ being nntt for use.
Alter teceirinE md n8opting tho shove re-
ports, tho Board adjourned.
, 1875-06-09
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Deputy. Sheriff Bradley gaEo yesterday 10 reo-
reaslou On the lake IN ha brag yacht
The Commltieo on Euualizatson Of taxoa bold
meeting yesterday afternoon, but nothing OF
Interest was dono.
Tho Finance Committee wau engaged yester-
da, cancelllng tho coupons returned for tho last
work.
Applications for Judgment on the tax-liss,
county and State, will DO hsard Monday before
Judge Wallace. ottoctlous will be in order
Wednesday,.
looking to tho dismissal Of cortain parties con.
nected with the several county lpstltutipny.
Charges sEainst thom aro being gAthntad and
asranged, and are labts to bs presented 1t any
tiu1o.
Commissioner couly. Carroll johnson, and
McCAhrsF served the dear people yesterday at
g. per dsy In attendance upon picnic at palos,
It mas rlmored around tho building that tho
special object Of thor attendance upon the plc-
nto Was In tlo intesest OF tho Ie.clect,op OF Com
missioner CoolY. Attorney Houus1eo waa also
tho Board good sorvico, to tho neglect Of eevsral
Of tho othor paat, wllo wera dropping into hs
olllce during tl1o day in quest Of legal advice ou
county ulattess.
Sheriff -Aguows aemt-anunal report Shows
that from Dec. 7. 1874. to Juno !, 1875, ho has
received for foes :7,8Ho.14, aud that his salary
and incidental expouaoa Gor tho same period
aluouu. to ts,aGa.77. The report further xhoxs
that the county omes htm ai.6s3.G5 for Diet
ing p1lsonoss, or that tlero is balance
duo him from tho county Of tG05 "a. The law
governing the Office Of Sheri6 IL such that he IL
not alloHea to mako any profits out OF tho diot-
lug Of prisoners, aud III Wow OF tlo stnouut ox-
pendad for that purpose tho Committee Oh Jail
and Jail Accouuta irtond to examine tho account
With great cats. and also 10 ts.e look n tho
opipton TINT tle act,ia! cost OF The food given Ia
much aehs than IS ee,,ta por day, thb allowance
to each prisoner, and Wills thu Account ia duly
certified To ba correct they feel IL duty bound to
botter sattaiy themselves by IA examination.
, 1875-06-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tho funeral services OF Mrs. Dr. Edmund
Andrewa will be held Ut her lato rostdencc, No. 9
alxtoenth street, to.day ut II o'clock \. N.
Fast-dflvln8 dAv On tho clay road on Grand
boulevard will DO changed from Wednesday sud
Saturday to Tuesday and Saturday sftor to-day.
The 1adioa Of tho Fourth Unitarian Church
Glvo tho frat Of their strawberry lunches to-dny
At No. i74 Madison strcat, near Lasalle, and 50
cents pays for 1t alt.
There will bs frco lecture givou in Tho
chapel Of tho Church Of tho Meeatnh By tho Rev.
Brooke Herlord this osouluG. Subject. ''Tha
Covouanters." Tho public arc cordially invited.
A ooucert for tho bonoflt Of tho First German
Presbyterian Chueh will DO given by tho
Church choir In their building on uowo stsoet,
between Willow and Contrp atreets, tomorrow
evenin8. Admission Is centa. All friends In.
Yitcd.
Tho anniversary cxerciBes Of Aliens Academy,
corner Ok hltch1Bau ayeauo and Twenty-seopud
street, begin to-day, nith tho examinations,
which Will continue until tomorrow afternoon.
Friday morning At 10 O'clock tho Commencement
exercises OF tho Academic Department will tako
piace, tho programme being Nh interesting ono,
made up Of dcclamat:ous and essays, with tne
selection Of musie.
An. rnA1r'H CONCERT.
Tomorrow evening Nit. Pratt'a farewell con-
cart Will thko place at Mccormick Hall, and
from Present appearances tho aralr will bs u11-
Usually Interesting. Tho so!oists, Mrs, Ytacev,
Mrs. WattouB, and Mrs. StarRwoather, hhyo now
ssHs,oasnly msstfsea their parts NJ haa aiso Nj.
to Mr.. .Psats's composItion 10 nay shey ara Ill
enthusiastic Ia their work. mud cllter Into tho
sPirit Of II most heartily. Tho chorus last oyuu-
Ing also showed itself perfectly familiar
wlsh and msatoE q tho difficult pa,t It
expect brilliant rendering of Tim rrnrrAmmo
, 1875-06-09

Vuf EAVUflt1 SOWING I&6HlnA,
"3hs cheapest sad bess savlug.msc,lns now
Manufactured for family use Is tho Wilsou. We
eeslAia1y would uso no other. II works with
equal facility on muslin. cloth, eambsto, tarlt.n,
aannel and leather. II ioes not psrayze tho splno
Or wear out The operator m any way neither docs II
demand au inceasans ssoppaBs To ind ous ~hero Tie
dihculty ID. - mona e1isis. Thors IL no dlc!.y II
runs smoothly and svanly. he1ns ie, tucts gsthcss
and binda. II doea tho nest snd most beautiful work
ou e&ubEao and tntn. 1t also hAs the atit 0f beug
chnspeF than any other arstcl.ss .ewns Il
does no! 90: out Of ORDER break ussdIc4 nor sp
nor FuckeT Tho cloth. 10 oomplota has tbo Wilson
8ewluR Machine been msto, bJ skillful eomblnAun
Of brain aud na.c!e thlt Il hsa tt pothiua 10 10 a-
aired" BAlestoom, Nc. l9T Rtats ntreet.
TtiA Company want fsw ncza good agents..
, 1875-06-09
THE CONTEMPT CASES.

In accordance with tho decision Of Judge Will
iams, the six AttoraeyB sud most OF tho twontf-
tNo Aldermen who had boon fined presented
themselves yastosday morning, to gtve bail to
prosecute tholr appeal to tue Supreme Court.
befora offering 70 Rivo bnil for the Aldermen,
Judge Dlckey addressed tho CduTk a. follows:
uatoro presenting those bonds, il tho Court
VOID With seiorence to lilo opiulon Of your
llonor. Since you malo your decision
yester1ay ! have road i over yery
carefully, and SEQ that tho Cou.t
time, nanely that tho real responsibility OF the
action OF tho Councs! rested upon tho attornoya; {;
and would therefore like to suggest to Your
Honor that tho dignity OF tho Court will bo aus
uphold II you Mould remit tho ems Of tho Alder
tnen and City Clerk. Their pennity would only
iucurnbor the records and it IL very evident that
tho responsibility rests on the six lawyers, Il
apeo nith psopfiety il you required that those
fiaes be reunited. l viii therefore ask that An
order Ut tue Court be eatered rcnltting the Aaes
Of theae persooB. .-..
AZ. psnce-If ths Court please ....
70 argue thta point; Il would have besn very
nuch uf plaaauss for me to hsso avoided III
this. The u.embsEs Of the Common Council
EnoW lave been put In poeltion Of aatARo-
highly essev,n. II q hays bssa 1t fault I ton'it
know where it Ia. Tho reuord has been snado
not by mo but by them- Ii the record wsa otl4es-
wiso. Il would have Rlv+u mo intulse pleasure
Aldermen said. virtually, I'VE are tie Judges"
i has now become 4 question Of whether tho
Court should Sindicata iteoif or DO subject to
every outsider who may coma slong. l csunot
grant tho order.
Juugo Dlckey then prosen.ed tho appea!
bonds. ~ OF which were acceptable to lis
Court. Tho bonds Of Jnuge Niokey wore Obs.
dssh 1Aetson soE Frsiicls Adamz, Joseph
Medii!, fnr Y. G.. oouas, JAcob Itohm, tor Ii.
uorueIl; for Joseph Forrest, slichssl Hickey.
The bondsmon tor the Aldermen ihcludod tic
following. Names: ] i. Walsh, George Yo,,
llollen. n. A. D!ysne, AID. Cullcrson. A.ht, aud
Coey, Il. Stone, 7, Clark. uuudessoll, and Jones
Charles Deunehy, Henry Greenfield. Henry
0ruesaedorf, u. .. Lanalng, aud Charles Ma1paf.