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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

The failure of the banking house Of
Duncan, Sherman & Co, of New York,
was on yesterday the absorbing topic of
conversation in financial and mercantile
circles. Liabilities over 100000. Its
effects are more Immediately confined to
New York, Boston and London. Outside
of the two first named cities in the Units
ed States, we do not apprehend more
than spasm of "want of confidence" as a
result. The house has heretofore been
considered one of the most solvent and
reliable in the country, but if we are tc
give credence to the statements we pub,
lish this morning, it was not worthy OF
confidence, resting as it has for years,
upon "the ragged edge" -ApeaJ, 2SH
inst
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

A Nevada Journalist who is on tour
of inspection in the Eastern States,
writes home glowing account of the
sights of Long Branch. 81 have found"
he writes, "the Government quite well
established in the summer capital. Sec
rotary Robson had the navy ont in the
Ofing catching fish, and Secretary Belk-
nap had the army drawn upon Il 0
beach shooting at target. The various
cabinet officers live in snug style, and
most usually are met loafing around the
Department Of the Interior, where the
Secretory, by way of a necessary adjunct
in this hot weather keeps little cellar
open for the refreshment of the inner
man. The President appeared as usual,
tough and grim, full of cigars and ice
water, and seemed to fancy presiding
over the Cabinet councils, which are al
ways held in the little cellar aforesaid,
owing to the scorching rays which now
strike the surface Of the beach. - Union
and american,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

=
of recomm 2ndation as to character and
responsibility, from and signed by the
Editor of a newspaper published in the
town or county for which aCen proposes
to act The agency is to sell the bonds
of tue Industrial Exposition CoDlpa'cy.
Whole Bonds $50 Each.
Half Is 10 d"
Quarter 81 5 "
The Industrial Exposition Company
will turnisa agents with circulars, etc.eCr ,
Each newspaper published in ,h9
town where agent IS iocaUed, will, rs
soon as an agency Is established, be
given an advertisement, adYerJis ne
such agency and the Company, ana fui.
ly explaining the plans, purposes and
objects Of the Company. such aiver~
tisemRHt will continue IN such papers,
as long as agency is suecesssu ~ con-
Quoted
The Industrial Exposition Company is
the first to adoOt the plan so long in use
by the European governments, Of issu,
ing bonds when the principal Is made
secure and not risked, but where there i
a chance for q large premium, an Ia
vestmelt of $50 is sure to re,uTn to
the investor S2l-one dollar more than
c0st-and the holder Of a so Bond, IT ay
obtain n pTemiu q. either of SO, 500,
5000, 800 81 900, 3 600, 8 900, $40, -
| 600, so, 900 II 100000 The interest,
which Is ordinarily distributed to all I've
bond holders pro. rata, Is in this loan dis
tributed By chance. The purch o.
a bond knows he will receive back his
investment with small rate of interest
added. and in consideration OF taking
this small ratio of interest, he mas
chance in the above named premiums,
which are simply Il distribution 81 Inr
terest on the whole loan.
Elch bond participates in four draw
irgs each year, until it has drawn
premium, when it Is surrendered, the
premium paid, and the bond cancelled.
The Industrial Exhibition Company,
under a special charter, granted By the
State of New York, is given authority TO
issue these bonds The Legislature OF
the ate, recognizing the great benefits
which will arise from the success Of this
enterprise, have exempted ali the real
estate and property of The company from
taxation and assessments for five years,
and has also conferred other great priv
ileges.
Every A merican who understands the
purposes of this Company will, of a re-
cessitv, feel pride IN aiding 1t to sue
l cessful termination.
Each individual who buys a bcnl be-
comes an cwner aud an interested party,
and when he views the structure erect
I ed with his money, can say, Il aided to
erect in our country, the most magn!f~
cent building the world has ever seen, a
+ palace, which, in truth, represents the
industry, energy and mechanical genius
! IF the American people"
The manufacturers and the inventors
| of Amer lea are peculiarly interested IN
/ the success OF this enterprise, for the res-
F son that it is to be their home, where all
{ their inventions and manufactures can
/ be exhibited and sold.
The building will contain 100000
square feet Of space.
/ Purchasers desiring Bonds before an
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30
Waddy Thomson.

The case of the State of Tennessee VS..
Waddy Thompson, for alleged larceny,
commenced in the Criminal Court OF
Memphis, is exciting much interest. We
see from the Appeal of the 28th, that the
opening speech was made by Mr. Har-
ry Hill, "who made a strong iptroducr
ton for the prosecution in the case.
Col. Dubose, Gen. Horrigan, Judge Tom
w. Brown, and Judge Wright, are also
engaged in the case, besides the able
AtttOrney>General Wright
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30
NEWSPAPER DECIsTnNss

any person who takes paper regularly from the
Post Ohcewhether directed to his another,
whe her lie has subscribed nOis responsible
pay
: II person orders his PaPcr discontinued he must
Aya arrearages the publisher may continue
until payment is made, aud collect the whole
whether It Is taken from the Office not.
p The courts have decided that refusal to tale
uapers and periodicals from the Post Once
snd leaving them uncaed for is Prma facie evidence
Intentional fraud.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

The yellow,feyer epidemic at Fort
Barancas, Florida, reviyes sad memories
and calls out our deep and heartfelt
sympathy for the sufferers-Aemphis Up
peal
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30
AMERICAN WASH BLUE
For Laundry : Household Use,
MANUFACTURED At THE

NANCFACTUR9D At THE
American UItramarine Works, Newark, NJ.
Oar wash Blue is the best in the
world, it does not streak, contains moths
ing injurious to health or fabric, and Is
used by all the Large laundrias on ac~
count of its pleasing effect and cheap
ness. SUI erior for whit"washing. Pot
up in packages convenieni for fImil7 use.
Price 10 cents each. For sale by srocers
everywhere. Always ask for the AMER
ICAN WASH BLUE, if you want the cheap
est and best.
American E7tF8RaTiERe Works
Office, y William Street, New York
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30
ua@sIMAMMOTF JAPANESE
ks1@S SEED CORY.
.'c 6 q poverty. blessing the earth.

''Conquering poverty blessing the earth
And bidding defiance to gaun5 Famine and Death.
''THE EARLIEST. HEAVIEST, soUyDEsr AND MOST
PROLIFIC VARIETY OF CORN EVER GROWN IN AMER
This is the testimony THIRTEEN papers. published
IN alEeTGnt states to whom We sent small sample
The TIgIEs, Of Huutsvilie. Texas. saws. I'VE have
seen specimen staIk Of this Corn which had twenty
SIX large ears tuly Ha-ured on it 1T SURPRISES all
antieiPa items, and is Just the article needed
country Times Satcltoches Miss 1T Is SAP erior
to any other varietT-"-JoURNAL. Csrning. n Y 1T
Will be valuable acquisition in the agricultural a-p-
and rinen befsre fros-IXDEx NsrSTyr NJ =" my,
highly recommended by those who have tried it,
ONO REPOSITORY. I'VE have noticed this Corn high
/ II spoken of By the Press-ADvERTIsER Mo1IfSn
AZ vii visid in oTr s1ir,ots -, c-1rs 1
ADVERTISER, Bastrop. Texas 1t can be successfully
grown in Canada" -MoNTREAL World. 1t is psca-
liarly adapted the short Of the Morrill,
REy. }. LoNG, keokuk Iowa. "lt is Iust tie thing
for our swamp land DIR JOHNSTON, Ocala. Fla.
SO We have the above testimony on hle il ouT
permit. It VIII prodlce IRON % u @9 bushels OF
shelled Corn to the acre any soil. from Florida
The important points of superiority claimed this
Corn other varieties and which fully
ed by the voluntary of farmers who
Ist This Corn viii Weld iron twice to three time
many bushels to the on the soil and with
2nd. The Corn is heavier in weight has lar-e-
longer AID thinner husk, and makes meal fo
family use sweeter and more nutritious aUt valuable
3rd The stalks grow more vigorous and healthy an
sufficiently strong to produce from TO 30 well deveiope
Ash The stalk bears more foliage aud is better 70
[ 5th THAT it will grow and produce profitable era
| on ground where other viii not grow 10 mats
! TitT,
9TH. It ripens earlier aud liable to be eauzs
! by frost.
7th To be cut green aud used forfeodiag it is ST
per cent better thas any other variety of corn.
Our Corn has all been selected with the greltas
| care. the small end Of every broken Of bal
= ! auCe shcilei by hand
| NE WARRANT EVERY GRAIN OFT TO GROI
The increased yield per acre over the old varieti
| will pay for tie seed 20 times over; besides, eve
a farmer that plants hi ysar will have large dena
| for seed z. price.
p This Corn was t.duced ~ some procured BY o
- Consular gent, said g. have It's origin Japa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

Tennessee bonds were firm ia New
York Monday at 81 for the old and so
for the new issue.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

Gold opened strong in New York on
Monday, at ll2, advanced to l23, and
closed at 1923
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

Cotton was unchanged in New York
on Monday, with middling at l49@I5gc
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30
* IN g 8 FOR D.
OSWegO Corn Starch.

FOR PUDDINGS. BLANC NANCE,
ICE CREAM, &C.
Is the Observation-Disclosures in 1875
ard preserves its reputation as PURER,
STRONGER and h-ORE DELICATE
than any other article of the kind offered,
either Of the same name or with ether
titles. STEVENSON MACADAI-, Phi. D &c ,
the highest chemical authority of
Europe, carefully analysed this Corn
Starch, and says it is most excellent
article Of diet, and in chemical and feed
ing properties is fully equal to the best
arrow root.
Directions for making Puddings, Gus
tards, &c, accompany edch one pound
package.
ESy@ For Sale By oil JirstcZasS grocerS~7Us55
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

Nobody to blame for that last railroad
accident but a coBductor-and he 5
dead.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

Josh Billings says he don't care how
much people talk, if they will only say it
in a few words.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30

= y = @ AA4 - A24 ~ = IS
have seen 3 tried seSh simple M my sGsslofH
HALSER, St. Louis, No.
Hon Her H. Stephens.
occasionally use. when my coud i,fon requires it. DR.
Simmen's Liver Regulator, with good effect Hon
ALEx- A. STEPHENS.
Governor of Alabama
Your Regulator has been use in my family for
time. and am persuaded 1t IS yaiuS6ie aaGt-
Alabama.
have used tne regulator in my fam lily for the Fqst
world as the best medicine have ever used for.that
class Of diseases purporss to cure.H, f. THIdPEF
President Of city Bank.
Simmons Liver regulator has proved a good and
efhcacious medicine,-C A Nuttins-
Druggists.
We bav heen acquainted with Dr. sam03 33, L il
edione for more tBan twenty yes @n ~ 6gSie
u. R LYON aad II. L: Lyon. Bellefonts. Ga
cured By Simmons Viii hv s5f Rss 9B9 .1s after h
The Clergy.
ny 3 tn 6 eas HsSa IN asaa'iEE
Perry, Ca,
Ladies Endorsement.
have given your dicine thorough trial end in
no ease has it fa b6edb to gave fall
Professional
From actual experience in the Of this medicine
in nv p1act ce have been, and am, satisfied to
and prescribe it as Iurgative medieine--Dr - W
/ MASON.
NJ. E. Florida Conference.
| l have Ls.d Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator in my
family for Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, aud regard
it an invaluable remedy. 1t has not failed to give re-
! Iiefin any instance.-Rov. W. +. EAsT&gLIEG.
President Ogleth0rPe College.
simmons Liver Regulator is certainly SPECIFIC fol
that class Of complaints which claims TO cure.-Key
| DAVID WILLS
No INSTANCE CT a FAILURE On RECORD,
| Where Simmiu's Liver Ecgu'at,r has been properly
| taken.
). II. ZEILIN & co.,
Projectors.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30
a LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN

a bECTUR RE TO YOUNG MEN
-, inst published, in sealed
-A enceioPs- Price sir cents.
4 Lecture on the Nature,
Treatment and Rad
II zeal Cure
IA OF Seminal jFeaknesz, or
Spermatorrhea. induced by Seif~A buse,
Involuntary Emissions, ImputencY, Ner>
v0us Debility, ard lmpediments to Mar
rage generally; Consumption, Epilepsy,
and fits; Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, etc, hv ROBERT CULVER,
WELL, II. D., author Of the Green
Book" etc
The worl1-renowned author, in this
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
his own experience that the awful con-
sequences of Self~Abuse may be eftec~
tually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations,
bOnEIes, in, truments. rings or cordIals
pointing ont a mode of cure at once cer>
tain and efectuaj. by which every suffer
er, no matter what his condition may be,
mag cure himself chearIy, privately and
radically
EE-This letter viii prove bo9n 70 thousauds-Jia
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, TO
any address, on receipt Of six cents, or
TWO postage stamps address the pubs
fishers, CHAS. J. c. KLINE, d. CO.
l27 Bowery, New Yor; p. o. box, 1886
Nashville Union and American
This sterling paper, published at the State
Capitol, appears to gain increased con-
f1ence and respect among the people
as it grows older. Its News, Miscellan>
eous, Commercial and Agricultural De-
partments, are new and fresh each day
and week, and furnish most valuable in>
Formation 70 the people at large, upon
all subjects in which they are interested.
Its Political columns are thoroughly
conservative Of Democratic Principles,
being democratic IN the sense that the
People ARE THE RULERS, and should
ever be, in the entire government Of the
Union. IL Exports measures only so
far as it deems them to the interests OF
tie great ruling masses In this re-
spect we regard its bold independence
the essence of its political value 1t is
what It claims to be, THE PEOPLES Pa
PER. After their County Paper, we
would advise all to subscribe for and
read the USIos AND American
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-30
local Agents Wanted
an Agent Wanted for
Each EOygza and C0UGa-
Ey. EER aEae United
States.

Parties desiring to act as agents, must
accompany their application by a letter
of recomm andation rs to character and
responsibility, from and signed by the
Editor of a newspaper published in the
town OF county for which acen proposes
to act. The agency is to sell the bonds
of tue Industrial Exposition Company.
, 1875-12-01
THE ELECTION JUDGES.


There wns large attendance Of clttzeus At tho
Criminal Court Yesterday tho main attraction be-
iuE tho charges against The judges Of election
Mono Of tue caaes catpa TO trial. however, Messls
Trude and O'1irien who have hacn retained in
aefeuse. managing TO get each one continued.
TIE F.PIu WARD.
the first application for continuance waa
sn4is III the case agalnBs Otto DluLn. Iamea
Gleason, aud VI. J. Mcdsnny, Judges Of election
If tho Filtn Ward. chafyed with neglect of duty
Esate's.Attoruey Reed did. moi oppose tl!a aI-
PLEA Lon, ~ he had received communication
,rulp Judge Rogers statsue that B!uAm uas iu-
ALL led ~ Juror III = case in his court aud
that ,uIstsial would rostll II ho was taken oR
III. jury. OF cousse. ho (Ar. 1seod) did not
sapt 10 make two tsia'B Of tue case, aud was
x.tiiuE to cuusellt 10 continuance.
3!r. Dexter, ~lo IL associated with tho Btatu's
A!tafmy lu the ptosecu, ion ou behalf OF Tho
..tszcl i Association, thought itwas au intsscat
sEg commentary Oh The method Of aelec.inE
Iurc1s that culpslt should be selected.
Mr.: Irude-A man ss not cutPrlt until COZ
v.cted.
Nr. Dexter replied thai aay min who was In.
, 1875-12-01
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Judge McAlllster will tako Ills seat III Tho
Criminal Court ths lint week LII January.
Ex-Aid. Edward Keoxh has besn M.
pointed nigbt-wa.chmun At the Jail, rico Pat.
rlck Moseel, removed for conduct uubeoomipR
al officer,
Tbs present County board hopes to have The
business OF the year all oloaod up this week, 10
that the usw Hosrd cha enter upou Its lsbors
Monday without embarrassment.
The case OF Hauk Davia will be called In the
Criminal Court this morning. Il " not at all
likely that 1t will be trlod, for potioa was yester
day given that Al application would bo made for
continuance.
Treasu1et's otlco weso relieved from duty yestar-
day sftesnoon tor want Of work. Ms. Heed, tho
sesJ efficient Cashier for tho past tHo years. 10.
aigned lila position yeste1day. Ns prop ,les 10
, 1875-12-01

organization has 70. beea effected, but thsre
nscd bo no fear of lack oi
applicants ~ Prof. Swing has largo circle Of
adu1irera and poraonal trlen6h in lho city, WHO
Will follow Inn 1heroser ho establishes an altar.
Tho Services next Sunday will bo Of Tho ,isal
chatactet. Rna = general invitation NIL ho or.
tended to evoryboty to nttend the eonta htiEs
ffco. Aftor tho sermon Prof. Swing Will sta.o
tic maasurcs which Ir.pei1od him to mako this
ctange, and will further discufs tho Objects ho
hhs n 7iew, aud hlb oSpcctsttous Of tho future.
After Sunday thore will b m interval nf two
weeks during which no services will he held, and
whom It Ia oSpected lt,at tho new Clutch Society
will become fully organized.
THE FoUNrit CHURCH.
In regard to the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
OF whicb Prof, 6wing took formal leayo last
Sunday IL apas bo stated thai no arrangements
Laro ret bean made for obtaining smother pas
tor. tfhe congregation and church membership
will be seriously crippled by the change, larro
nunher Of tbe regular Atscndante having de-
cisFed tbelr tntansson To 90 with Prot. Swing.
ThoEo arc, however, nahnv ol1,erh who will etick
by their old sanctuary from eepse Of duty. if
not from preference. Hoyyicce will bo conducted
~ usual. tho puipit beng temporarily aupplied
At the instance Of tho bession. II IL not probs-
ble any tniuister will bo engaged permanently for
some tiule 10 come.
, 1875-12-01
cntor bnanoss for himsclf At once In tho Conn-
" Clerks ofios batch Of amnIoycs, piacn.mon.
Mero hln0 FAlioEeQ for tho Na,t Of further work.

cntnr bnatnoss for hinsclf At once. In tho Conn-
~ Clerks o'Iios a batch Of aunIoycs, pieco.n'on.
wero also relieved for the want Of further work.
Commissioner nussel n tho ,aso,t candldsto
for Warden Of tho Insane AnYlunl. He thtnsa
that. 1t tho lnstttutinn u rror+flv managed, It
can bo run for far tets money than 1t Grotent,
aud that tho farm, eau DO made productive
far boyohd what 1t haa boop. Whethor he Ii
nunotntcd or not, be thinks tho place ought 10
be given to practical farmer.
THE NEW TNrAernEn's no,p,
Tho Finance Committee MAS to bAy8 hed a
meeting yeatordA1 to consider Huck'a bond, but
no quorum was had. Thoro sears to he dis
position 10 defer the acceptance Of tha bond un.
I'll the 1ntcst pobsbe moment. II was talxed
among Tho political onemIos OF Mt. Huok du.lps
tho day that tho nance presented A. bonds a,on
wetc insufficient in tholr opinion. In fact, sc.-
eral Kont 30 far As to say that nst,y Of
tho men offered ware practically bank
rupt, while Of two It waB aaid that
they did not live in tho county. and bosdes held
ITO property hero. Another objection urged to
the bond MAS that lit. Pullman, sIthouEh bis
name sppoared 10 tho liat ot bondamsu, had not
aigned The document This objection IL easily
Rotten lid OF BY tho fact that Mr.. Pullman IL out
OF The city, No ono could SAY when tho Com
u1lttce wonid meet, but several Commissioners
vero elosoted with tho County Attorney during
groater portion Of Tho day discussing the mat
tor. II Ia safe to say that no palms will ba spared
10 give Mr. uuck all tho trouble possible.
, 1875-12-01
THE clTY.HALL.

Tho City Collector took in %, 900 yesterday.
o c..,,... p,.. n1....-t
Au' 'S'AA"'''oo =" 1'usIe' ni'o's @aa'e'HJ ~
p. m.
Fortv.nfpo tbousand dollars OF tho ctty's In
achtodnc., v,s taoh, rocd veaterd.v.
3'oso14.''' "ae "'7e".ho1 'e''o''
Tho Commieteo on Fro aud water will meos
Thursday In tho City Clerks Office At 0 p. III. To
con.Iaor roferoncea.
m... ~. -..,. .,- .,
1oe t'esao.oR 5ostcroa5 fcoe'soa On ""'es,
tenta $7,G04.so, and from tho Collector ~ real
and personal property tax sl,o17.i4.
aa,.m
nppncanons 1os nonso'u'o''ns Aooa '., inc o1aeo
OF Inspector Bailey. Tho movers will have TO
wait till Tuesday for the granting OF their potl-
t,ons.
rb. p,.,5 NJ pnh,to wo,.. b., ordsr.d n.
srannns;nn n, strcet1.wcen,no mi er.ni,,c nn'
dor contract win Mr. Cunninaham. for }hreo
mnntha hno1nnirg nnc AVA 'A'e'
'''on'"s. '0kn''s D.-
ait. Francis Adams Is OF tho opinion thst tho
CIT las as mitch right TO permit tho occupancy
OF ontldln9 ~ 1AtlroAd company - BY an
industrial e1Pohliion, concednK that tho city hnd
, 1875-12-01
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION,

Tho following arc thB voting places and judges
for the special election to bo held Dec. 81 to oil
tile vacancy in the Supreme Court oecasioned by
Judge HcAl11stess resignation:
Ftsst yard-Deasbofn street engsne:honse; Judges.
George ErerhA1dt, William r. Richardson, b. Thorn
second Wasd-Corner Of Van Duren atrest and Fifth
svpnas; Judges, A. VI. KesT, J. II. Jordan, O. W. NIL
Th!rd Eard--So. os2 State street; Judges, F.
sclwian1urth, Il. Keo1e, Dr.. 4. Ford.
Fourth Wafd--l liovlands lter3.asabls On Twenty
sseond street. Judges. oeofso Gibbons, George echa-
F1Nh Watd-Cornsr Of rwanty.ninah street sud
Calumet syenue: Judges. l. oolasrds, @. heEsoo,
sra Wa1d-No. $40 Ascher avenue; Judges, II.
Donfc1d, J: Rodbestus. Q, K1asieE.
seceaa ,5est: Judges. z. Lod.ns, chEss Lestmsyss.
asriaer, @ s Joaa aSt Kss. @@1 'sD''f' u''fs' w.
~ S!NtA Iard-Ko Ssi we.t Po,t street; Judges.
4en!A Eara-uuson s.reot Police station judges,
FEsa Aoe.ns!. Q. g. Hubbard. +; y. Felton,.
judgos, r. +. Webster. Jacob pist, John Council.
1Mt4ta hard-No. sIl Madiaon street judges, ~.
hase Rasds T. l. Tth
,Esartstas atdso .'s: IL T. I.ss siistt; Judges,
r1e,h 81, a!i1:utss n sssa sSsa, ,udse,
Loni. seault1, william 6attneld John J. Mcdrath.
Sten en1 aIamN9: = s3 LsrT.bee .tses.; Judges,
sxsfntt<ata Har4-No. III sslswisk .aect; @ judges,
A. t,nsf.eo|h h,shod' 4; tds, BY, I9hn y .. @syss:
Mle6asl Sullivan. wcndsua Mey1f, Ister Johnson,
%Isfaa Sa. ,'aEt-Tu:pss u r. IN; Judges. Adoph
7resukth Ra7L-No. l9a Clark etytet: tudasa
Adam D.sr, II. q: nanmil. w!lii.sn j. stsopg.
Erds Fnfk-Vl1aHe.HaA.
csiam.Gvi!!ass:n. Washington l1e,sau.
Lses pseu-Tawn:Iiell.