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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

WE are authorized to announce ALEX
" +. YOPP as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Hardeman county.
Election August next.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

Double Shovels at Harkins & Dlrset.'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20
AnnounCements.

WE are authorized to announce w. w
w FARLEY as a candidate for the
office Of Sheriff. of Hardeman county, at
the ensuing election August next
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

BRSOhA !; +: 81. 81
sos n. 4th St.. st. Louis, No., will, on
L application. send free their accurate
- rules OF Self-Measurement, Illustrated
circular, and Price List, with fall line
Ofsamples, enabling you to order Cloth
Ing direct from their House. which will
be made in the best style. Shipped by ex-
press, G. o. D.. with the privilege OF eX-
- aiming and returning at their expense,
If not satisfactory.
0uHDTCE Rules of elf-meaSurement sent free
OHM u Orders solicited. Fit guaranteed.
RnVo and Youths Clothing q speciality. Send
pV y for illustrated Styles and Prices.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

ALL CHEAP FOR CSAU.
10 our old patrons who buy on
time we will meet the market.
II you want anything call On us.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20
RENTS.

FOR RENT.-The Presbyterian Par
4 sOnage, on Market street Comfort
able and convenient house.
Apply to C. NJ. WELLOES.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

WE are authorized to announce J. |.
w SIMPSON as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Hardeman county at
the ensuing election, August next.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

WE are authorized to announce
w JAMES MCCAIN for the office Of
rustee of Hardeman county, at the en-
suing election, August next
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

WE sre authorized to announce J C.
W SAVAGE as a candidate for re-
election TO the Office of Trustee of Harde-
man county. Election next August.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

MANUFACTURED EY
e. H. IHTERSMITH.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Arthur Peter Z Co, Gap'l Wholesale Agts.
LOUISVILLE, KY
Rs1-For sale by AL Druggists,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20

mems wear.
A large lot of Gents Furnishing
Goods and
Fan cy Letter, Note Paper, Envelopes,
etc. Farming Implements,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-04-20
stock OfLadies, Misses
and Childrens Fine
Shoes.

We call the SPECIAL Attention of
Gent men to our Large Stock OF
Fur, Wool snd ST. aW u ats, and our
Handmade Fine Calf Shoes, made
by n. B. Il I. Garfield for Gentle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
CHARLOTTE CUSHNlN'S FUNERAL.

BOsrON, Feb. 21.-The remains of Charlotte
Cushman lay state the lately occupied by her
at the Parker House to-day From a. H. 10 m acontin-
stream Of visitors passed in and out Long before tho
hour assigned FOR the funeral services schoos in front
~ the Parker House. was thronged with people, the
crowd extending up TO fremont ST. and about Kings
Chapel where the street almost impossible large
detail OF police duty Ut the church and hotel
and their services fsy required in making an en-
trance for those having tickets TO the church
the church many entitled 10 admission were unable
10 force their way in through the surrounding crowd The
members Of several theatrical companies in the city
in attendance m large numbers and many OF the best
people Of the city The interior OF the church presented
spectacle Of beauty The floral offerings of Clara
Louise Kc ogg. Jarrett q Palmer, Lawrence Barrett
Tompkins HILL and Others flied oil the available spaces
IN and around the chance The simple burial service OF
the church conducted by the Rev. II. w. footo The
pailbcscrs Joseph Coocdsc, Charles Amory, Adj
Olson child, the Hon Robert {. winthrop, Charles &.
Perkins. and the Hon. Martin Brimmer. The seats on
the broad aisle o the chapel Reserved for the rca
iycs and intimate friends Of Miss Cushman, and peWs
reserved FOR members of the pr Tess on Gov RICE
and several Othor STATE digntaiics and other dis
nguis he'd present A long lire OF carIia IS
followed the remains from the chapel 10 Mount Auburn,
where they will find their final resting place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
PROTECTION or ANIMALS.

The American Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals held it, annual meeting last evening
at Fourth-aye and Twenty-'ecoud-,i The committee
room Of the society nlcd with ladies aud gcntcn
Mr. Bergh President Of the Society opened the meeting
with AN address In which lie said that the Society might
look back upon the ten years Of its existence with %
and ratification From feeble and con
iemned moral stripping the eociety had grown
into athletic manhood. under the patronage OF the
public aud the fostering legislation Of the S,alo The
scenes IN The streets which shocked The tender
hearted had faded from sight and their authors had re-
tired In shame and dsnay fore tie approncn ol mat
bannc upon which had been Inscribed Justice Human
ity. Compassion"
Tne Secfetary's report showed that during 1870 the
Sorety had prosecuted SGJ 81 cruelty; sent To
stable 10 the veterinary surgeon, LII horses ana
mules aud destroy ed - l6i animals who were suffering
from ncurabi diseases were unit for further use
Thirteenth branch organizations reported To hc In
active working order I'm this state, and IN most o. the
state. aud territories where there are laws against cruelty
TO animals, similar organizations have been formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHlNGrON. Feb. 2l.-ln the Court of COmms-
sions Of the Alabama Claims, Monday, Feb II 1876 ,
No. ll55-AlcXdpder II. Cory Sl,931 81; John Nhitc,
SlO5I %; L. r. Lawton. oxecuior. $5lj 81 Alexander T.
Richmond, 1873 -. sarah II. Allen, 1888 80; VIM: =
Mason. s5lJ ~ James f. MctOmser Ct al, executors
70 % Benjamin r. smith s-s ~ stephen Flan nt,GT
slOSl IS John kenew, $l33 ys Charles NJ smith, eXec-
tor s7l so Peuy clifford Sjl5 62 with interest IN al me
above eases from the April 1868 The Court
awarded "a the catch III the Cory ss,016 IL -,
s72 5O No stephen Flanders si,2SB 30; No. l2SO-
Manuel Francis si27 No Henry Dupont ana pt nv
|, Manuel 4. Pedro 500; No. i'SoS-
frank Rnnos 1926 No ll65-Joseph Grant S',bi NO.
l3j7-JOhp y. Miller. $40; No Sol-Johh H. ieihinS'
ii Sal No 595-Elisha Herbert. 200 . go. - -,
The submitted 10 the toit uon the
evience and oral arguments Of counse No l. oo-Ihe Unit
led states g uano Company No. l,l74-Jeshua H. Sno" No.
2Os-wn. II. Haskns; NO 7id-JoseIh BrooAsi NO ooo-
Albert IL Bassett; No l.376-Henry Higgins
Adjourned Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
McGHL TIE LETTER CARRIER.

AsTONIsHMENr ~ WASHINGTON Al HIS TESTIMONY
-IHE DEFENSE FIRST TLAN 10 SHOW SOMETHING
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT-THE CHANGE MADE TO
SAVE AVERY.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.--1he introduction OF Me-
Gill; the st. Louis letter carrier a witness to rebut
the testimony of Everest in the Babcock trial, cause
great astonishment here among those who were in
formed in regard TO the line of defense which had
been determined upon. witness had been taken
TO st. Louis, who was expecting TO testify that he
was in Gen. BabcOek's office when the Joyce letter
was received, and that when Gen. Bah
cock opened 70 and found nothing hut a
.ece of blank paper. the circumstance was
the subject Of remark. On reaching st. Louis, how
ever, the counsel of Avery who expects to have u
new trial, understood to have protested that such
testimony as that would be prcsumptive proof that
The second letter in which the $500 note must lave
been ncl0scd reached Avery in Washington, ana
would settle his case. The line of defense there
fore subsequently changed. Gentlemen who nave
arrived from ST. Louis to-day say that the prevalent
opinion there Is that the jury will bring in verdict
against Gen. BabcDck, or a; most Will disagree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BosrON, Feb 21.-The census of Boston. recently
ordered by the Cty Government has been Completed ana
shows the population Ia be 3il,glD.
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 2I.-Judgc Billings took his
District Court this morning In the
presence members Of tir Bar.
BOsTON. Feb. 2i.-The Alumni Of Amherst Col
lege ths city and vicinity celebrated its annual
union. AT the Parker House. this evening.
JonNsrOWN. y. Y, Feb 2l.-iyman Tremain fin
IN the So-t murder trial to-day, and Mr.
smith began his Argument for the prosecution.
WHITEHALL. y. Y. Feb. 2I.-James Gordon Rem
net ariS cd In Montreal today III 10 hours from
fastest run ever made between TIE two cities
OTTAWA Feb. 2l.--Sir 4. T. Gait has published n
nanpe addressed Protestant population of quebec
Ia nch he warmly ndorses the Hon. Nj. Huniingtons Ar
genieun speech.
RICHMOND, Va. Feb 2l.-James Hand, the New
Jersey fugitive having been given mp on requson OF me
OF that state left kichnond IN charge OF oces
Whitehead and % en OF Paterson Oh the 230 p m iIah 10
day n route norihward.
HUDSON, n. Y, Feb. 21.-Cattskll is excited over
the burial murderer Joseph waltz. Father ODscol
insists body shall be inferred coDsccraed ground
His psrshoners insist that shall not The Bishop has been
written to for Instructions.
SYRACUSE, n. ", Feb. 21.--Tbo firm of j. w Bar
composed o. j. W. Barker and Allen MuDrOe made
Today 10 James j. Belden; liabilities 3JOODOO
The failure shrnkago In values VI
None Of the sal. Companies viii sunef By tho
failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA Feb. 1.--Captain-General Jovellar
left for the Cnco Villas yesterday and arrived at Colon
In the evening.
ROME, Feb. 21.-The memorial bust erected
by the subscriptions OF the English aud American resi-
dents The tomb OF the poet Keats was uncovered
to-day with appropriate ceremonies.
RIO JANEIRO, Feb. 21.-Ihe Brazilian Gov
eminent has contracted with London firm for the con-
stuicion Of the necessary supplying the City
Of Rio Janeir0 with water at stipulated cost Of
9l0,U0O.000.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-1he EreRing Standard
says that among the victims by the explosion Of the
boiler OF the strathcyde Mrs. Green, daughter Of
Dion BouccaUlt This Is the second domestic affection
which has recently bcaen Mr. BOuccault his eldest son
having been allied last month in railroad collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
THE sUEZ CANAL PURCHASE.

=,
In the House of Commons tonight debate
took place upon the for the purchase OF the suoz
Canal shares.
Mcssrs Lowe and Gladstone crclse the transaction
Their principal objection the cxtravagant remunera
ton allowed the Eothschilds. The Government could
have been when they bought the shares that
tIcy only carried votes. Mir. Gladstone pointed
the great risk England by abandon her position
champion OF the interests Of Europe to become the
champion Of ner selfish Interests. lie could not I'M
derstand what benefit the cOunty would gain 10y hold
ing the shares.
Sir Stafford NOrthcOte. Chancellor OF the Exchequer.
replied that the Government perfectly aware AT The
time of the purchase Of the shares that they only ed
ten votes
Mr. Bsracli said he thought the discussion showed UNI
mistakahY that IL Mr.. Gladstone had been IN Office tie
shares would not have been purchased. lie defended
the Roihschd bargain the ground that II was nrus
To act promptly. He did not recommend the pur-
chase a financial Investment but a political meas
urC calculated 90 strengthen the Umpire.
The vote WAS agreed 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
FRAUDS IN SIGNATURES.

To the Edtt0r Of The TrIbWne.
SIR: Your remarks in The TRIBUNE OF this
date upon loerJ dealers "outyided by means Of sym
pathetic sGs" and your suppositions case OF bank
"nrGng the Endorsements on tie notes which II had is
counted fade into nohingness" call o. mind cas- ihHt
occurred IN Boston many years ago. at The New England
Bank in which applicant Tor discount business
man OF supposed large mcnns-indolscd the note in the
presence Of the bank officers and received The money
n @ note being M once filed away 10 await maturity.
Whcn due. tho maker ~ the note, who had been duly
notified failed Co spuud. The note was turned over by
notary into whur hands II had passed win aNcW ~
Informing the indor-er; bu' To-! there no indorSc
mcnt IL was a~ccriaincd nYcst CATION ihI the sup
posed indOrscr thinking the ink 10 Ice thick o. had spit
into the ink~tand, aud wutttn hi, name with sIilc,
pcppcrng the signature with black sand from the box.
witch la those days VIZ. an inyarable part OF the
furniture Of wcllortucl clerks desk, and that
when the Signature Lad dried the sand would not
hold, and became scattered by the handling OF
the he of notes. without going into the events when
,rsurd upon the discovery oi tHis fraud would only
adj that ;hc parks learned the lesson. that before paying
over money applicant for discount they must De
careful nnly rcrutiuize the signature oi The IN
dnrscr, but also To rifb on the sand.
AcV lOTk, Feb. L, 1876. ANOLp MERCHANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
A PrBLIC ScHOOL CELEBRiTION.

EXERCISES N OBSERVANCE or wASHiNGroN's
BIRTHDAY.
The 1lith anniversary of WaShington's
Birthday was celebrated in the public schools yesterday
~ an order of the Board of Educaiion the Farewell
Address of Washington read in almost all oi the
schools. and patriotic sung by the children
The most elaborate celebration held Al tnc B0j $
Grammar School, No II, OF which A. Hopper Is Prnc-
pal on scyenecntl-st, near Eighth-aye The room was
decorated with American hass banners, embcm-. and
bust OF Washington Among those present were the Rev
Dr. Bellows, School Superintendent, Henry Riddle,
Judge H. G. Van Worst and Justices Gcdney and Nandel
Gen A. - webb President Wood of the Board Of Educa
ton Gen. Naran DR.. Howe and several Of The Comms-
sonors of Education and the school Trustees or the
Sixteenth Ward Matthew Bird presided. The boys
gave an exhibition drill. sang several songs on Reyolu
tOnary topics. and gave destinations % washington,
aud other national subjects. Superintendent kddr ue
livcred address " Washington In NcwIorki" IN
which he related several ccdoc, of the visits al wash
ngion 10 NcW-lork during the Revolution, closing ny
reading pOctical tribute 10 Washington written 10y an
English clergyman. Judge Van Worst delivered snort
address saying that arose not from education
himself under adyani9ge, and disadvantages me ieE
Dr. Bellows spoke Of Washington ~ model ot hohof
unsefshness. and sclf-respec In regard to honor lie
said that there al ~ none Too inncn among
politicians tradc-ncn ~. he feared among clcrgyinen
Mayor Nchiam opened the school IN the male
department of Grammar school No. p Yesterday morn
Ing by reading from the Bible Readings ana me sing
ing of the " star spanglcd Banner" aud other patriotic
pieces followed The Mayor then addressed the pupils
sXhoIng them. the pupils OF to-day bur Tue men OF
morrow 10 apply Themselves diligently 10 hrf stu-
in order To prepare themselves for the hlgn destiny
which awaited themthe transmission ara tuatoh
teny OF free institutions. lie then Ni'el tue l
we're reading Mashig On's Farewell Address Ia teir
pupils. In each department he made brief addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
DIPLOMATS AND SOLDIERS.
RI tgoy 4 h, IYI n T..


SIR: You have been kind enough heretofore
10 permit yoTr readers give occasional indorse-
m nj of articles which have appeared in your editorial
columns However the purpose of the writer in this Is
not by way OF Endorsement hut 10 protest against the
editorial entitled "Our Diplomats and Oar soldiers
These two branches Of the public service the diplomatic
and the army appear TO be- under your especial guardian
ship. You say they cannot strike back. WHY should
they, when they have so able on advocate IN HE
TRlnUSEl The people ~ the North West arr looking
with no idle interest upon the proceedings OF Congress
They demand retrCnchmen' aud reform IN all depart
mcnt- They demand that tho expenditure. oi our Gov
eminent -ha d. reduced 40 the lowest possible sum con
s,tsufiv with "a proper administration OF the phtf ser
vice They can See reason Why the parasites "nD arc
prusoued upon the Government IN The capacity "f
c,r cnusuis private secretaries rowing commissions.
Sc should not be- abolished Every recommendation OF
fis lini meets with the hearty approval or the people
Of the Northwest Hence thy indpf-c The terOmmcni-
alton natvr Springer OF the Foreign Anatf~
Committee in Topping off the various MISSIONS swler-
Land. Denmark Greece. Bolivia. Ecuador, Hawaiian
Islands Uayti. Paraguay, Uruguay Nenckr h. ana
Liberia. That there ~ abuses that have grown M In
Inc consular service must be- apparent to ALL ami the
sooner the knife j. app led the better
You that the attack upon the army Is far NOR,
mshipyuis and DANCE movement. Nou are pleased
To- sly That no man thnk- who thinks al all fhti or
army j. too large. 10 reduce a. you say, l. an act OF
purc reckless drnagolsm what /, the necessity for
vast standing army eating ont thc substance o III" pco-
plei let Reduction OF the army be made ILLINOIS.
JdcLsOnTiiie, IN., Feb. II, l~f6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
PLYMOUTH CHURCH COUNCIL

SECRET SESSIONS, WITH SHARP DEBATE
ALI, IHS COM dITTGhs REPORT-IHE SIXTH SPECIAL
COMMIT. ADVISE THE FORMATION OF
"sCANDAL BUREAU OF FIVE PROMINENT con-
GREGArIoNAIIsTS To INvEsTIG ,TE further
MR. BEECHE.'s CAsE-TlIs STEP SUGGESTED TO
SATISFY Disseminated CHUHCHks AND THE
PUBLIC MISD-DR. BACON ACCUSES PLYMOUTH
CHURCH OF LYA.ISG IHF MAIN QUESTION
TIE G. AIMIrIEEs SUSTAIN THE COURSE OF The
CHURCH.
The Advisory Council held two secret sessions
Yesterday, taking great care to he by ITSELF. he
ports of all the Committees were received An OK
cited discussion on the report of the FIRST Conlit
tee resulted in the substitution OF The w"d NO
for tho report. Dr. Bacon made vehement spe'cn
in which he maintained that tine findings of the
Council of 1874 were n precedent TINS Couhci
was bound to respect, and in which he accused
p,-month Church of evad.ng the main question.
The s,xtb Committee reported 1avoraby on the re-
ss of the investigation of Mr. Deecbers case maze
IN 1874 and of the trial, but advised that scali-
dial bureau" of five prominent Congregatonaiiss be
selected to make further investigation, and satisfy
some Disconnected churches and the public mind
The Council adjourned amid confusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
NEU-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, y. j., Feb. 21.-In the Senate to-
day Mr. Jarrard introduced bill TO create town
ship. he called Sayreyie from the west end Of South
Amboy. Mr.. sverthorn introduced bill TO protect
yards aud burial plots. The concurrent resolution
from the House requesting members ot Congress TO
vote against subsidies recall d. and after debate the
Senate returned the resolution The bill 10 increase the
ees Of noarcs public was lost-3 to Il. he bill 10
urc Sheriff tO keep book FOR tlc record of returns for
prccepts passed.
In the House Mr. scoye moved to recall from the Sen
etc resolution requesting Members OF Congress 10
vote against al subsidies 10 railroads. motion 20 lay
on the table was lost 10 To -, and the motion to recall
WIS carried, Il 20 -.
The bill on railroad taxation debated and ordered
to a third rcadmg without amendment. The amendmen ,
were all voted down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
WAsUINGTON's BIRTHDAY.


THE DAY NOT PROPERLY CELEBRATED IL NEW
YORK-A LOCAL CHARITY's rAIR-CLAIMs OF HE
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.
To the Edtfor OF the Tribune.
SIR have just read THE TRIBUNE OF Feb.
o. containing inquiry from lady about the home OF
Washington at Mount Vernon In response beg to state
through your columns that efforts made In New
York City TO have the ODD inst celebrated by addresses
and enogcs the lie and character Of Washington the
proceeds to he devoted 10 taking care OF Mount vernon
Chickcrng Hall offered for this purpose Mt very
low rate gentleman OF the Masonic fraternity offered
pay all tie expenses II Masonic Hall were used for
that purpose The and first orators Of the day
were invited to deliver the addresses, ana tle hiai
arrangements being made, when the advertisement
Of the Lady Washington reception and tca-nIty al-
pearcd the entertainment 10 come oil on FEB - tndf
these circumstances our efforts 10 have celebration
were futile. and posipOnrment was advised. AS we
had 4ccrdent in Baltimore llsf year, whn tho mana
gers Of Led, Washington tcaparty permitted inc wee;
Ig nj Of that state To have tab" at their festival h
$500 obtained toward the Mount Vernon Endowment
privilege this festival. The Board OF Managers dc
cncd granting the favor; hut there IL every reason 10
believe that these gentlemen will assist Us In our future
attempts To obtain This tund.
For four years the Association has been laborlnG 10
place This home "a Washington left IT, in anticipation Of
the Centennial celebration. This work j. almost COM
piced The of endowment Is tue source OF anNi-
ety. that the home OF Washington may no longer he an
object Tor charity. Il There not one rlch man tnat VIII
place his name the side of noble Eyent by giving
Icy addressing letter Ia me- care of Jacob d. Nern!e
President Merchants National Bauk OF Ncw-h0Ik.
VICE-iEGLNI OF THE Mr.. V. J.. ASSOCIATIONS,
pro ten, for Ncw-lork.
RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
limited SUITES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHNGToN. Feb. 21.-'The Supreme Court to-day
render Il decisions in the following cases .
81 Jay Cooke q Co, agt Inc Nte'l
States appeal the Eastern District OF fennsylNani
Affirmed Mr. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion.
No s56-Warfen al shook late Collector OF Internal
Revenue: the Circuit Court for the southern D'
Of YOrk.-AHIrmed. MI Justice Hunt delivered the
opinion. go 49,, 49,. - 49,, Nto..~
rtn Ia Tho Circuit Court for the Northern District OF Hi
nos-Decrced the judgment be modified 50 A. TO nncct
of the Judgment by tue Board OF iOh Aultos
Jusiice Davis delivered the opinion.
No B-Loensoin AIT. Tho United states appeal nom
tI Cnurt OF ,lam.-A The CefJustice oclytred
the opinion. , . -, 49,, F.. 81,
No TathrOp a. agt Drake 81 al.Appcal from the
Citcut Court Tor the Eastern District OF PonsS Naniae-
ycrsJ Mr. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion OF tho
Court. , -, ..
No i2-stone agt Towne ct m-Appeal from the Ctcait
ot Miss ssppi Reversed, with insiTuc
tons 10 dismiss the bill MI Justice Miller delivered the
.aYaAn