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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
We eheerfulIy - room ~ -the follow-

We cheerfully make room for the follow
ing, which explains Itself:
m. Editor
Through the medium Of you excellent
paper we desire to say to the young gentle>
men who have so kindly and literally con
tribated to the procurement Of the musical
instrument for the use Of our Church in
Bolivar, we most respectfully tender our
sincere thanks, and assure them that this
act Of disinterested beneyolence on their
part will ever impress our hearts with the
most vehementdesire for their happiness and
prosperity, both IL this life and In the life
to come. We would that we could make a
more tangible and worthy return for this
exhibition Of their esteem and regard for
our Church. but we cannot, further than to
pledge ourselves that
s'Wheu at morn or mJdght hour,
We commune with God alone.
Before the throne Of Peace and Power
e blend their welfare with
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

MEMPHIS CoTToN MnLs.-Merchants and
planters would do well to patronize Geo w.
Cheek & Co Read their advertisement
They are manufacturers and can afford to
sell lower than merchants who deal in the
same class of goods
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

r. G. Gist, postmaster at Memphis, can
supply you with Revnue Stamps Of all de-
and in any quantity
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

For fine wines, brandies, liquors, cordials,
etc., go to Harris, Moore & Co.'S.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
THE MARKETS.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Memphis, March is. 1855.

Money matters have been unusually dull
during the past week, and transactions have
been neither many nor large.
Eastern Exchange has been quiet and
firm.
The palmy days of high prices FOR gold
have passed. Gold is falling, and holders
seem to have lost confidence in its reaction,
and have thrown their treasure on the mar
ket Many of the bankers refused to Fay
over %, while others were purchasing spar
ingly at 27. No sales of silver. Currency
still tightening
IL, o1-1.,n,,4 ETnnnu
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

A woman being enjoined to try the effect
of kindness on her husband, and being told
that il would heap Goals Of fire on his head
replied that she had tried hot boiling water
and Il didn't do a bit of good
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
Insure Your Stock /!
THE TENNESSEE LIVE STOCK
In urance Com p any
Capital, $4,000!

Chartered by the Legislaura with privileges 70 increase to
S50O,OOO.
HOME OFFICE...,... .......-.-.-GALLATIN, TENN.
With responsible Agencies in every County
in Tennessee and very shortly hroughou every Southern
state This Company insUres against EFT or DAMAGE
to Stock while stolen. If not recovered within
Thirty Days
the loss paid Cash standing Of
fonr value every animal insured by this Company
offered the thereof One hundred dollars
the arrest and conviction Of the thief
Persons having animals not insured by this Company
by renting FIFTEEN DOLLARS, giving fun description Of
Animals and amount Of reward have One Thousand Hand
Bills struck and furnished all Detective Force in the
State
Annual Rates on Horness or Rules.
VALUED PREMIUM
--'-'-------''-' soy' %
5g -
~: % % "
Rates On Cattle Moderate.
c. NJ PARKER. President j. II. ROBB. Vice Pres'dnt
). II. CONKLIN. Secretary wv. HEAD. Gea1 Agent;
Z. BGACE, Local Agt.,
marchl7-sm BOLIVAR, TENN
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

A letter from Cedar county, Iowa says
We are running opposition to the railroads
by burning corn here,-saving them the
trouble Of carrying one bushel of corn for
three, and then bringing as coal at IS cents
per bushei
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
NOTICE

issrs. CLEiENTs q Brent are hereby
nted as our agents in Memphis to soli-
advertisements for the BULLETIN, and
so authorized tocollect and give receipts
for in our name.
MILLER & PARRISH
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
..smaal Chnroh. Bolivar. Tenn

on >ssry sunday ana on an tho Holy Days " the
INJECTOR W. c. GRAY.
for opening Sunday School is..- so o'clock A 81
= Service or sundays ..,.-.....--.-.....- 1914 do
3 Service on Suuday s.....,............... % II
Days...... A u and 20 p 81
aes twice each Wednesday and Friday during Lent.
The seats Of this Chuarsh are ALL FREE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
ulipar 80GIettu,
LocaE .gaalrs.

Persons living IN the villages aud counties adjacent
ar would do q favor by giving Us pnrteuiars
rtant events which may transpire within thoir
-,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

The undersigned bss leave the cizsns d
Bolivar vicinity that has secured second
i H. Bills storehnuse occupied BY 1Iessrs War; 4
80. nlhere Is hElinE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

Ar MEMPHIS PRIcEs,-Our clever friend,
Jerome Hin, has fifty barrels of choice mess
pork that he viii sell at Memphis prices.
This is a rare opportunity for planters, and
they should lose no time in securing bar
gel or two Of This plan tation necessity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

The professional card Of our young friend
J. J. Dupuy viii be found in to-days paper
Parties having business matters to settle in
the Courts could not find more attentive
and popular lawyer
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

A WANT SUPPLIED.-The Tennessee Stock
Insurance Company has opened an Office
here DR.. II. Black Of the firm of Black &
Moore, is the duly accredited local agent for
this county, and will give all needed inf r
nation to parties who wish to insure their
stock against theft. Elsewhere wo print an
article in reference to the Company, taken
from the Gallatin (Tenn. Examiner. Read it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
S He OOD'S

Powder Ginger
Shot Pepper
&. h., Water AIEspice
Proof, and Gloves
EEusk3t Caps NuGIBRegs
Bar Lead indigo
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

DR.. BLAoK.-This enterprising gentleman
has opened first class boarding house and
is a competitor for public patronage. We
take pleasure in referring our readers to the
Doctors card, for we know his hospitality
and largeness of heart If you wish to feel
at home, call on DR. B You'll be cared for
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

PERsoNAL.-L L. War;, of the flourish
ing house Of Harris, Moore & Co, made his
appearance among US last Sunday, having
just returned from purchasing tour to the
Northern and Eastern cities.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
Memphis Cotton market.


There has been some slight activity in
the cotton market for the past two days.
News from Liverpool reported an advance
in that market of to d. From latest
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

When at morn OF miJdight hour.
W. commune with our God alone.
Before the throne Of Peace and Power
Wei blend their welfare with our own"
THE LADY MEMBERS
or the 81 7. Church South in Bolivar IepH.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
UNDER THE MASONIC HALL.

BOliUGr. Tennessee
The New York herald., 1866-05-11
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

DEnovAL-AGENCY or BAoLEYs DETROIT
between Hoosy end Cedar.
The New York herald., 1866-05-11

GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS WILL BE
" served up Al the woodiawn 2 Sixth avenue this day
and e.r Families supplied BY the pint, quart or aaf
lon W. r. DENMAN Caterer, aud Ia. Pres lent H. Turtle
r'HE BEST QUALITY OF WINES, LIQUORS AND re.
haehangs Plsce !erSey CITY sx minutes travel from Cort
been beautifully rehtted for better Of m
numerous patrons. Open N all hours throughout The year
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
The Projected New Railroad Between
Nctx York mud NsMnrk.

MASS NEETIS0 Oy CITIZENS AT NEwABg Ltsr
EvENiNG-yIGOROUs KAT1fiCAfiON Of IuE MEAS
uRg, Etc.
large and enthusiastic meeting of ciuyens Of Ncw.
held last evening at Washington Hall 10 endorc
and rally the now before the Leg atare
Trenton for the construction of nos railroad be
tween Newark aud New York, whereby The friends of
tho project hopo 10 obtain moro satisfactory travelling
facilities between the two cities Tho bll Incorporating
the new company has passed ihe lower branch - tho
legislature and comes ~ Tor the nna action of he
senate on Wednesday next
The mec,irg-whose proceedings we're iniersper 81
with the performance of a hand ~ music-wss organ
iEed BY the choice Of Mr. Bigeiow as Chairman
Mr. q G. SfKWARr, the nrst speaker dwelt ~ lenlth
upon the necessity ~ the road u cosi twenty
eight millions n dola-s annually % transrort three
M Hons % people between Newark and New York when
The labor could bc done for tvcntyone million ~
the new line This estimate DID consider ire ghtlng
charges. which might slso be Freaily reduced.
on motion committee appointed 20 draft reanln.
tious express We of The sense of the NEE ng
~. } CtsEx was the uext speaker. He showed
the exorbtance of charge of forty cents fare btgeen
of eighty thousAni eit1ns TO potm themselves 70 be
ruled bv any monopoly
Mr waEr~lS, of Hudson county promised The sup
port of Ms aecfion In behalf ~ ~" The ota
ton Of Ns~aTk. Jersey city and Bergen would yet make
them one nun icIaly aud in turn, from ~ being the
starting point % the great lines Of railway to the wet
wond become the metropolis OF the county.
The Committee 90 Resolutions now reported ,eries
thanking the House Tor is favorable action mprF-ng
tha senate with Tie importance Of second ug the mcss
ure which VA among the fret u the mproye ments "a
conternp alton 0r tho welfare of Newark aud declaring
that adoption esental 10 the Interests u the
which has insunccntly furnished with travelling farii.
Remarks aiso made ny Me~srr Counsellor rome.
roy Agens Jones and Blume. Aconfnittee ~ two hun
dred and nfty on motion selected 20 ~ % Trenton
and ad the psssage u the b and the meeting sdiourn
cd amid great applause.
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
tn. BRITISH Reform R,,,.

fho London Times OF Monday In leader. says:As the
time draws for revealing the plans of the Ministry II
appears and beco more and more certain that tho
Rernrm bill of 1866 will consist simply OF clauses lower
ing the franchise in boroughs to f6 rating and in
tics els upation. II would EN- unless he has
been sadly belcd that Lord Russell has acted upon the
advice Of Mr. Bright and has, greatly daring resolved
70 stake the exiaten Of his administration on
the success o. bill which shall give
60 for Gl0 househoders, and els for
ESQ county tenants We cannot suppose that
the government believes that such bill as now pre-
dcted will be pied settlement OF tho reform
question II crude, yioen and Ofcns ve Il expresses
policy, II corresponds 10 The conduct Of the
Ministry form show that they are them
selves conscious they settling down. They PASS from
side to side, and roll and plunge with every fresh gust
and every passing wave but such things are pren.on-
of disaster aud only hope that II there ~ 20
boa shpwreek something valuable may be LETT by way OF
salvage.
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
Tn. Breshiyn Com on Council and Pre-
stdent JOHNSON.

Al The stated meeting Of the Brooklyn Common ccun.
o held last evening Alderman sherman offered the COT
loving preamble and resolutions which adopted
q division -
Whereas IN the late for the restoration of he Union ard
The vrdic.on Of the supremacy ~ The constitution he city
of Brook faded n RESPONDING % any call made ~
the of The uniiei states upon people, and
whereas recognize ia President Johnaus recent mes
Congress o. The people earnest lfey " ne
purpose for which the has waged which entities ~ al
minsra0n 20 he suppo of every good cutsu nd whefe
present lnnrtr~ % political affairs n The upinou
of n ,he cnnddeuce ~ the President aud gt n The
councils ~ The nation. ~ eninentiy proper that public
opn0n should nnd expression t~ question ~ The
desraby 0f speedy restoration ~ AZ ths states 20 their
"a relations vita the gsnefai g0rsrumeut. therefore
Resolved That the Aidefmen % ths city % Bfookiyu,
represenR they ~ th~ pc - fhs city fnsirR Tor
~ present IN considerations 20 party hereby psre
behalf ~ their cpnt'ifueats tAeir c1ntdfnts 20
praalHart fuhuasn thfF earnest Nurr1Ft hs
trueion poy. be- ewing "a hsy D. taAt that plcy ~
the stsrF anf 90 tnF futsffur Nhlf p
d rsople IA BruaIyn have uale many saet ees ths
feat r.tion oil the lou ald llN sHurs-s~v - 80
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
E u r O F. E.
Arrival Of the Arago and Her.
mann at This Port.
FoUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION IN FRANCE.
Marshal POrey States that the French Troops
Cannot Return from Mexico as
Speedily as Desired by France.
THE TENIAN EXCITEMENT.
Several More Counties in ireland
Proclaimed.
&c. DC. &c.
THE TENIAN EXCITEMENT

The steamship Arago Captain Gadsden. from Falmouth
on the 18th instant, arrived at this port last night
The steamship Herman, Captain wenke from Bremen
on the 1lth and Southampton the 14th instant also
arrived here last night
Tho ncws by these arrivals Is four days later.
Earl Russell received deputatlon Monday from the
Royal Agricultural Society in reference to the cattle
plague.
fearful gale had passed the southern coast OF
England 1t is expected that many casualties will be
reported
The Paris Presse has received second warning. 1t
intends TO appeal to the Council Of State against the
warnings which II has received.
The steamship Queen arrived out the 126 and the
City Of Boston on the 18th.
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
THE FENIANS.
Indignant Note from the Head Cenars.
TO THK EDITOR or rue HkRALp.


TO THE EDITOR or TuE HERALD.
HKADouARrrHs, FKNAr BKoruKRnoos.f
No 30 East aKvKNrKksru Srnkkr, L
NKw YoaK, Fob 10, 1850
beg leave call your TO the following atAss
menl In suo Of this morning and request your -
serton In the Hns.ID Of To morrow Of my unquaiha4
contradton thereof has not tho slightest founds-
ton In fact 1t Is there asserted that 'oMahony -
about TO dismiss khan In response to sentiment veg
general among the party" This pronounce TO be- alta.
gcther untrue, both with respcct my esteemed ienl
and talented fellow worker Mr. kan aud with respece
10 my estimation 90 "the party represented az
the lAo anti Fenian aud Irish gathering al Pits
burg I did, do | now contemplate
the dismiss OF Mr. Rian from IL. once which hs
nlis In tho " B with much ability honesty; ana
10 FAR from responding 10 any sentiment entsrAinc4
by the party In question In his regard hero dSllbs-
ratcy declare that consider Mr. klan Of more pro-
sent worth the B and of more future promise u
Ireland than the entire OF the NJ called senate
From tho conduct pursued by the party for .ou,a
time past with respect the Fepan and from -
total disregard OF truth, justice and honor would COZ
sider myself false my countrys cause and my OWE
self respect ever TO enter into any oompromss
whatever with H. either individually or collectively
JOHN o'MAHONY. H. {. Y. u.
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

The Vie ma ps'd's Of the 1lth says-- The sensation
news pablished Ia some foreign newspapers OF Prus
s,n ulnatum upon the question OF the Duches having
been received by tho Austrian government s unf0unded
s,Yesterday Count Mensdor despatched note "a Count
Karoiy the Austrian Ambassador at Berlin, IN which he
announced that Austria declined 70 entertain NE pro
Altoua f"
The Preus says Count Mcnsdorn, In his note 70
Count KaroIyL apreals TO the Gasten Convention, by
which the possession Of the duches is divided between
the two greet German Powers He energeticaliy denies
that Prussia Ia entitled 10 address complaints 70 Austria
rcspecting the administrator of Holsiein.
'The Prnssan desyach dec Jared the present state oi
things 70 be untenabe bot di not pat forward any de
nland OF precise proposal
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

A despatch from Florence u February u says:-The
Commission Of Inquiry upon the route to be selected for
The raileay through the Hcivetc Alps have almost
unanimously decided In favor OF Mount 81 GOthart.
No vote wa given tur the Lnimanier route.
The Of the Chambers has been prorogued until
February 49, Tho committee upon the provisional exer-
J, OF the Budget have accepted the proposal ~ the
ministry, excluding ts duration until the end Of April
next
Letters from Rome 10 the Tth lns, give the speech of
Abe Pope at the English College, IN which hs Holiness
oned the prosper ~ and greatness OF England but
regretted that she should have been forgeuu Of her
gorious title of tire Holy Island The Pope hoped that
her immense possessions and boasted institutions would
Ferve the cause 81 the true faith
several English C1.aolic prola,es aud other di.tn
gu.hcd persons were present
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
The Fentnns.
SEVERAL, MORE COUNTIES IN IRgLAs,


CLAIMED-CoNTlNUED SEARCH FOR STEPHENS.
dublin (Feb l3 correspondence OF the London Times
pol inspector aud four detective officers surround
respectable the neghborhood of Pleasant
street yesterday, and made dgent search in 1t and
about for Stephens but without getting any trace Of
him
supplement Of the Dublin Gnsete has been issued,
and contains the announcement that the fol.
lowing counties ard parts Of counties VIII be pro-
claimed from the 14th instant-The county OF Roscom
mon, the city o. Armagh, the county Of Armagh, the
county OF Litm, the county Of tavan, the county OF
Wicklow, the county Wexford, Longford the baronies
pf Moydown Kathcne aud Shrule. Accounts from va
ous parts OF the country express the great satisfaction
the population at having tn ir respective counties
reclaimed. Many Protestant families IN the south and
est have been for weeks afra d 10 go TO b d.
Dr. White city coroner held inquest oday on the
,ody OF George Clark, who was murdered on Friday
night From the evidence II amp ared thai the three
hen who invegled him 70 the banks OF the canal
were Feuans, who bell we'd him to be an in.
former but he denied tbs fact, and Is corrobonted
by the police. A verdict OF wilul murder was re.
turned aga n-t n person persons unknown and that
John a,si.r S.n're Ravsnash aud called ''the
wore present at the time. oavi,, VINO was ar.
rested the DOCTOR has been scharsed, there being
no proof against him.
Corporal Mulvahlli tried to-day by court martial
Tor reasonable language towards the Queen and govern
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
Indignant Letter from John MoCsncrt rty.
Ngw YoRx CRY Fob 25 lsCd

TO TME FxsIAss AhKmcA
BRoruyR-ln tho telegraphc report, OF tho proceed.
ings OF the Pitsburg Roberts 5wecny Convention Puss
li.hcd In this days New York papers IL stated Tia
." an envoy from Ireland" present at that " Cos
thus leading the public 10 belieyo that James
Stephens and ho Feniana Sin tho gap recognize w.
u Roberts and party beg leave To- that no man 10
America to-day has Stephens nj later period thaa
myself, and ! know that envoy from him bas boon
sent To that convention. A man mag have - isd
himself claiming 10 be- from ireland, With news; but N
any such person rresnhs that there .ny connections
whatever between himhoi aud James stephens of me
| II B., amy portion thereof hereby pronounce hiD
al impostor ana traitor 10 the cause 0t ireland. z
have been charged with the duty o nHng brothers
hero that James stephens and friends At home
gard the Roborta faction Outada ~ tho Fonan rohsr
hood and ratorous TO cauH". | am Brothers, ITO
ternay yours, join hctAffEkFf.
Captain l. A. and Military Envoy
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
p.,i..ss oo.,,s,.,.y D..,n.a.

iHittnttrrls. lfN ~, 100
re sr.. eorfrsvsrsy iei-sen 'hs Fethsyirsnis Sa4
rosi Conpsny anf ~ Alsnif sni Srsa' Wes'@fh Raj
r.aa ahs ths Caiawssa AMI H@talrF fsifus1f waf a.
,asd tAls naofnns w Ilfrrs Rad - 10 ifsms
c.ir n fsssr " ths rsunsylgana Ratosd us inl 4ne
iion rrsTsd fsy bsIug rrutisd
Tls sr,si fssiar = ils aoss m,ala Dtay 80 a.
src,eu.rt d rattr tss Ftlf.t1 tttfrf rs4fsi ~ ur
annoaresasnt ~ tbt tslsor y So .gaft draf nril
40 vof thc cotfaef s'th ihf ANsrtc ara ertai Hsa
tFrH falHsT Ahegt f0nf hsnaatd tHo hen4fti ths'r'
81 fts freffrfsd trt Htrrtr tartf s 81 y. fsfart
tte laitef Tte ashEsa tss 1itabtt1 81 ~
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
MAGNIFICENT GIFT TO GRANT.

According 10 tho suggestion made In the HERALD
weeks since number OF tho leading citizens OF New
York. representatives OF its wealth and commercial In
huence have presented Lieutenant General Grant with
purse containing one hundred thousand dollars.
Among the principal subscribers We may mention A.
I Stewart William d. Astor Commodore Vanderbilt j.
b. r. Lanier l. W. Jerome and others Thirty
thousand dollars OF the amount used to
discharge the mortgage tho Generals house
in Washington city, the balance, seventy thou
sand dollars being invested in nvetwentes
Major General Daniel ButterleId was the agen. who
collected and paid the sum, an additional amount
OF thousand dollars being rendered the Lieutenant
General at the same time whcrewith TO purchase the
landau already referred TO- Tho money pro.
sentcd without ceremony.
General Grant since tho close Of tho war has been
presented M follows
BY citizens OF Phiadelphla with house and
BY the citizens of Gslena, IN, ahonse iu.ni.
ture and "tbat sidewalk " valued AZ ........ Is 600
With swords and equipments TO the value of 10 coo
Horses. 10000
Library by citizens Of Boston. ............... 5000
In cash from the citizens Of New York 100 900
Total $4,000
Tne total OF this s loss than the annual ncomc Of
the estates presented to the Duke Of Wellington by tho
British government and people. II will doubtless be rc-
membcrod THAT after the battle OF Waterloo and the fall
the Iron Bukc two hundred thousand pounds or
IA million OF dollars mot In grcenbacks but GOLD The
Duke to select his estate Several offered him,
many OF them princcy. Among othen was one offered
by old n0bleman who had two and who prided him.
self the extent and condition OF the which he
would be only proud 10 have the Duke accept Tho
Duke invited 10 examine Il, and promised TO do 20.
When he came down from London for that purpose tho
old lord happened to have severe attack OF tho g0u
He Rcnt IlanatioDs and many apoo{cs 90 the D4ke,
and said that he could not come himself, he
had his steward head 10 show
him the "fnrm.n Very welt" said the Duke
'al right and OF tho pair started 20 see
Several hours after leaving hls lord the steward
turned covered from head 10 foot with dust and mud
and painting II hc had made the tour fool instead
Of horseback He explained 10 his lordshp that hc
had started OF with the Dukc aud his Orderly-"fhn
s - said the steward 'the Duke started on and aud
his orderly managed To- Keep within n BIT and hang
distance OF him, aud that all don know what he
thought how he liked the estate but the last heard
Of him hs shout TO 10 tell your lordshp that ho
would take iL"
Grant and he Iron Dukc have certain pcculartes IN
common Neither will be noted for oquncty IIko
Wellington Grant says little Ia return FOR the an prof
fcrcd him. except that "he ~ tax" a. aud goe- o about
h. bu iincss Aud 50 the whole matter "a all right
cci that the gift Is halt large enough but viii do
for the present