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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

On st. Patrick's Day, the 18th inst, while
the Irish were parading through the streets
of New York, a riot occurred between them
and the police, which resulted seriously to
a large number of persons. Eighteen or
twenty policemen were dangerously
wounded
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

TIME OF HoLDING THE CoNGREss1oYAL
CONVENTION CHANGED. AT a meeting of the
Republicans, representing the counties Of
Hardeman and Shelby, held in the city of
Memphis, March 10Th, after a full and free
consultation, it was deemed best to postpone
the Congressional Convention for the Eighth
Tennessee District. announced to be held at
Brownsville, on Thursday, 28th day of
March, to Wednesday, the 18th day of
April. The change has accordingly been
made in the announcement at the head of
our paper, and will doubtless, prove salts
factory to the several counties interested. -
Memphis Post
VIII the Post be kind enough to state the
names of the delegates from Hardeman
eounty2 We see that W. j. Smiths name
is signed to the CALL but have not heard that
he was empowered by any portion of the
people Of this county to repsesent them in
any thing. CESS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30
A Memphis paper Of the 23d inst.

A Memphis paper Of the sd inst says:
Congress has passed an act imposing a
tax of 10 per cent on notes, such as those
recently issued by our city fathers.
After to-day, 10 cents, single fare, IS to be
charged by our city railroads instead of six
as heretofore"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

At the Paris Exposition there is to be a
trial of skill by sharpshooters from all parts
Of the world, and four thousand dollars in
prizes to be distributed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30
THE FRANoHIsELAW sUsFAINED

The Decision Of the Supreme Court.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

The Salt Lake Vidette says: The ex-
citement in relation to the Salmon river
mines is on the increase. Private letters
have been received, the contents of which
are so encouraging that those in the secret
viii not allow their publication, but all say
they are satisfied, and are preparing to set
ont Hnr that re zion at once
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

MEAN.-The registration officer of Weak
ley county, says the Intelligencer, refuses to
register negro voters without they pledge
themselves to the Brownlow party.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

From New YoRK.-A telegram dated New
York, 24th inst, says:
The Winter Garden Theater was entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. Edwin Booth
lost his magnificent wardrobe, valued at fif-
teen Thousand dollars.
Jas. W Cummings, an ex-COnfederate
Commissioner, has been arrested on charge
Of having used the power CT the Confede-
rate Government, to take from residents Of
Tennessee property valued at $500, coo and
fraudulently convert it to his own use. He
is now In Ludlow street jail
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

S. P. Witt, deputy constable and resident
of Memphis, committed suicide by hanging
himself in barn, near his residence, on the
22d inst He leaves a wife and four children.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

Eminent resident physicians confidently
anticipate a return of cholera at St Louis
during the coming summer Poor Mem
Dhis
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

To cure the toothacbe, let omnibus run
over yoar foot
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

Articles of impeachment against Cover
nor Wells, have been reported in the Louisi-
ana Legislature.
The plum and peach crop of Marshall
county, Miss, has been entirely destroyed
by the recent cold weather.
General Churchill has been elected Lieut..
Governor of Arkansas bya handsome ma
jority
Ten prominent merchants of St Louis
have been appointed to collect money and
food for the sufferers at the South
Gov Geary. of Pennsylvania, has signed
the bill compelling railroads to admit ne
groe passengers to all parts Of railroad cars.
-
The canvass in East Tennessee is opening
strong. Radicals say that Brownlow win
carry that portion of the State by at least
10000 majority.
Eminent resident physicians confidently
anticipate return of cholera at St Louis
during the coming summer. Poor Mem
phis
s. P. Witt deputy constable and resident
of Memphis, committed suicide by hanging
himself in a barn, near his residence, on the
22d inst He leaves wife and four children.
. Hsz- --zo-+O+-a.--
MEAN.-The registration officer of Weak
ley county, says the Intelhgencer, refuses to
register negro voters without they pledge
themselves to the Brownlow party.
AT the Paris Exposition there is to be a
trial of skill by sharpshooters from all parts
of the world, and four thousand dollars in
prizes to be distributed
George n. Carleton, charged with pock-
etinr $500 600 of rnvernment rnnneu rrhile
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

Gov Geary. of Pennsylvania, has signed
the bill compelling railroads to admit ne
groe passengers to all parts of railroad cars.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

The canvass in East Tennessee is opening
strong. Radicals say that BrownIow win
carry that portion of the State by at least
10000 majority
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

Articles of impeachment against Cover
nor Wells, have been reported in the Louisi-
ana Legislature.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

The plum and peach crop of Marshall
county, Miss, has been entirely DESTROYED
by the recent cold weather.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-30

Ten prominent merchants of St Louis
have been appointed to collect money and
food for the sufferers at the South
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
Sr. Gplemau's &orte.

90 Iange Die Meni6beit frant miro
uno Srrtbiimer begeht, on Oercn SoIgen
Gle Setreffenben lGngs 81 lciben baben,
ioIlten ie Oeriud}en, iid bon ibrcn 2eioen
gu befreien. llnS 9erienige, peIder
feline Salente unb feline 3ctt onluenoet
UNI foldeu llngliidlidcn Stcttuna 81
u=rldaf1en, 1T chen 10 gut elm 9bilane
tropiit lpic Ser Weldber Der Ieioenoen
Menidbeit auf onoerc gSeiie su belfen
ludt. @abre Ybilantropie beite1t nidt
in Nuflu6en beS llriprun9s zines lle<
bells. ionoern i'm 9lufiuden bon Mitteln
oa5 llebel gu beilen. Or. 6. 0 emo n
Dat cine 9teibe bun Sabren berarti9e
Sale bebanbelt, mo 1T ourd eifriaeS
Stubium Oabin gelun9t, DAB er inn
Stanbe 1T aaS gu leilten mas or ger
pridt Seine Sifce beFnbet iid in
go. 210 s bur6 itraBe Gfc bon
Mc9emoreitrafe bintsr DIR 2Ipottefe-
CTS 30fm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
0pIisei . @ericbt.

gSilliam CHANDLER mar bes Stra ;
Benraubss an9eflaet. Sein YroceB
miro morgen beenbigt tperben. @es
gen Sragens bon berborgenen 8afen
murbe berfelbe gu SIS Celebrate perurs
tbeilt, ipofiir er s Sage i'm 9lrbeitS :
bauie Steine gu flopfen bat.
Gobert Segmour sablte uegen zines
@auI9es SO.
@r9b @rinitrona iuurbc bon ser
2lnfla9e, elmer farbigeu YerIon 3utritt
in einem StraBeneiienbabnpasen pers
meigert gu baben frei seipro6en. :
Gli @aiion uno Caroline Necfs
iuurSen wegen llniittli6feit su SO bers
urtbeilt, mas fie Ourd Sage 9Irbeitse
baus abbiiben miiBen.
9u9b Cotton sablte So fir su lbnel@
les Sabreu.
Wti9ael 8oreu beroient 50 Strafe
tpegen &runtenbeit burd Sage Cir
beitsbauS ab.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30

~@elbes Sitber. Sn Mem<
pbis Itarben am 81. 5. SO. S Rerlonen.
Oas SSieber bat nod uibt nacbgelallen.
@s erfranfen fortmdbreno picie sFer<
ionen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30

H Ser. ct. Gircuit@ourt.
Die 8lase bon Suine 6. Oearope ae<
gen 81. s. Softer leu., Selir Compton,
MntbonN SIS. Sobnlon, ISM. 8iles
Saroing, Sanes Nf. 9amilton, giidaro
y. Gbeatbam. Daniel s.. @arter, Sobn
Oberton, u. s. Duncan, 8pro Soua<
LAP, SSeiir 81. GbeatbamL Su9b Mc@rea
Sobn Sbompion uno SrbD @or9an aus.
$4,000 S9aoenerlab, neil Die Be-
fla9ten oils Elm 8i9ilanS @om:te i'm
Sabre 1861 leine8ertreibuna aus BEN
Staate beranlabten, wuroe aufgenom<
men, iuur6c aber iue9en Sranf5eit Oes
5errn Sobn g. 8rien auf ben 6. slop.
kperf6oben.
Sic Sale ber 9aDiuoob SabrifGoIns
panic 9eeen IS. S. GraD unb bon 8.
W. Safion geaen 98m. 9f. GoneD luurs
Den berbancelt uno fort9eiekt.
Sie 8laee bon @m. Difinlon in
Beits 8ir9inia ge9en Die 8Ianters ganf
bon Sennenee iuegen gcrlueigerung Der
8esablung zines GbefS auf $1,000 bonn
IA Sob. 1861 nur6e berbaub belt. Sic
Deriuetaert bic 3ablung, tpeit 6er Gbed
ni@t Sur redten Belt pr1lentirt tpur6e,
uno iueil berfelbe anf bic 8anf bOnGir@
ginien 9e;ogsniuurOe, Der Hroflanation
6es Yrdfnenten 3liuiber, ipel1e allen
gerfebr NIT Staaten, bic iid) i'll, 3us
itano Der Nebellion befanben, nerbot.
Sie gntideibun9 in oielem interei.
ianten Sail Oiirfte morsen crfoIgen.
@ Criminal Berid)f.-
Nidtet Gmitb nabm feline Gntf6eis
buug, baB bic 8iirgfAaft bon 500, (
600, tpeIbe Sol. YaDne fir iein Grs
Id)einen Dor Dem @eti6t 9eiteilt bate,
berfaIIen iei snriif un0 heb oenlefbea
gu elmer neuen giirsfbaft bon 50,0OO
Dollars gu.
Ser 6aa bon GamucI q. 2lment,
angefla8t, cine farbiee Sran erf9oiIen
~ baberi, ais biefe &orn aus ieinent
Seloe itabI, iuurOe auf ben nd6iten
3ernil perl6oben ilnb Ser 9lngeElaote
lunter $4,000 8irsibait seiteat.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
Ser 9rDete SetaiI Sprrntb
9tirfeln llmb s6u1en
Sn bieer st0St foa III ben biGislen 4retien uertauf
werben in
6utntam's 0citD6ft,
SO. IS 8ublic Square (alte go. 20 J
pf17 bd

H Die 9ausbalter ncnP. Nalbpia
perben auf bic @rSfnuns BON &OsfrS' GmpO-
rium fir SausbaItunsS- @esenfGnps, So. 5
g6errs Snaes, Union unb Imerirnn Slpf,
aufmerflam senadt. Ntan fntet raIelbf
cine srllltanpige Auspabl pen Silter plattir-
ten 81 ttania planirtsn unb iapaniIrten SEaa-
rem, 3inn<, Spl3 uab 9SeibenN rtifeln, 9'ri-
lsutirteaern Siidbsiteden, seidliHenem nnb
sepreBtem @lns unb Saulsnbe anperer artife,
sa aablrei9 nm fe auBusablem, bic limnrtlie9
uOtbpenbis unb .niyIi& fir isbe 5ausbaltuns
lint. apmmt ilnb betrnbtet bic sluspnbl Der
SprrGtbe, pflGe bereits nrrbanbeR finp une
iprtWIbrenp anfpmmen. of 2W
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
epetial NotiScn.

~- SER q. g. Gpma 1T 9ofals
gI9ent Der Staats3eitung uno ermdds
ti9t, Geloer fit mid in Gmpfan9 81
nebmeu uno Oariiber gu quittiren.
S0bn 6ubm 9erauseeber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
Sir &6ipimbfmbtiae.

Ter @nse;genoe lift i'll weniSen SSoben burb elm
tinatbeS 0enlttel, natboem CT Sabre lang nit einem
beftiQeu &un9eniibei uno nit Der rdberaet Srantz
6eit, Der 5obpinoubt bebaitet mar, Sebeilt poreen
ulin rpinf6t ieInIidit ienen aftmenihen b9s Setis
mittel mitSlstbeiell.
Nuen Die Is piinidelI, ipiro er cine gnpie beS &e=
)epte5 (tuitenire nit Der Erection fir ole Srreitung
unb ben 0ebroub sucnocn, ipeIcbe5 ie inoeH peroen
ais cine ibere Setting fir Stbprbiud1t, Mtbmai
ben etiotroen lpobt s t6I ltno er bort oab ;eber
Nranfe iein Witte periuden rpirb, DO es eenfelben
nj d tpftet uuo Iicb ais Segen errpeiien miro.
1uigf perSen an
s7ep Eerodrc u SSifom,
ShtSpS WILLIAMSBURG. Rings Co., VI. y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
Sas sr0Bte 8nnSer bcs 3ritalters,
Sails anioerfeae
SSaiN> Mafcbime.
SpcsialsNeabritbt fur sic Samcn.

Stou lange paroe permittbet, eas cine 9afbmos
f3tne erflInetn pereen piirhe, ipsIe enfaob mchls
iet uno oobeI braubarer ie ole bic ;eitber iibIiten
Ylafbtnen. Cine inlde miro Jest benz gubIifum
otert NIT Der S"rfberung, baB feline anoere eaeegen
autiommen tam.
Cine 6rau tam m it hitier Mai6ine mebr grbeit
perroDten, ais feds obne bieIeIbe. Siewdibt fiuf
i6musge oerIeeiI, Dinnibetten ine 9olSIraeen eins
seicboileu, In As aRniuen. Srifft ees iiht elm,
10 III Der SonoeI unaiiltig.
sic beoarf Ie nsr beioneeren GeFd5dIbfeit, uuR
hainit ;u arbeiten, benu elm NdeCen non Is Sabren
bat in elmer Stnnoe 9asene Std qgwafden
Man hraucbt etn Srittel wenieer Seize uno be,ablt
iob in einem Sobr eurtb bic ShonuGa Der Bdidbe, bo
tic 10 beifat nit benz Stoe uerdbrt, Sab logger BorEs
bits obne Seibdhigung oamit eenaiden merhen fEna
neii, mas tetncr anoern Weidrne n 1glib tit.
0ieie giaidineu ptrSen perfertigt ate pertonft In
&ingler II. S5ro Store no. 1a9 college Siraee 0oibs
ptlIe, Senn., fin G II Q eIIare, ben rdmIicher,,
Nrete, nit peebsm re in 8ep Dorf besabIt mereen.
&etne 9saebmaI bine III i'm @artte, bic fir ben
ecppeien pret5 gefant meeen FINITE nnA feine tona
ih hiHfhtdD Der VI belt NIT ibr pergle1en.
gser has A5atert Met perlett, pro iefOrt eer4tIi1
ufrfolat NE ben uno wer AnSetge b. pom madbt, wixn
eiRe hberale NelobnuEa erEalten.
EkSS- o cbe Sortbeile ipereeu fOlden Germ cffes
riri IpeIehe irinite1, hGS ousih ietIide Redt Ses
9ertaufs biefer RoifinCn in geuihen Counties unA
Siltritten 5n trIperben
y an penbeii9 an
.. g. Nineler,
aus5sR %aibpiue. Ssnn,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30

leaila IN StperpOol 5su, upIaHps o5u.
R Oieb itabl. Qlus Dem &lei<
br Store beS Serrn Brontberg in
@eoarltraBe wurOen geitern 81 uno Elm
8ed 9eftoblen.
~@eIbes Sieber. Sn Wfem<
pbis ftarben am 81. 5. sc. S YerIoneu.
Oas sSieber bat nod ui6t nacbgela6en.
@s erfranfen fortlpabreno picle Yer<
ionen.
re- 8leiminen. Sci Sranfs
fort, ST., lit cine iebr pertbuolle 8leis
mine entbedt mnrben, iuel6e cine ans
BerorOentli1 reide 9lusbeute Dcripridt.
,Das Sra 9iebt so 8rossnt reineS Slei
uno 1T alio reidbaltiger, ais ielblt oos
beribmte 8alena Grs, ipelheS nnr Y
8roSent geuabrt.
E Sob lenpreile. Wtit Dem
Gintritt Der fiiblen SatreSseit babcn Die
Serren Soblenbdnoler nidt nerfeblt, DaS
Hublifum an Die Sldbe bes gSinterS sn
erinnern inoem Ee ibre YreiIe I'm 80
Gents erb0bten. Sine 2uOuna foitct
iebt 81.
# Saumiuo lie NIB a II 3 l.
Dar9 Gntldeibuns bes &epeune GOms
miilioners lit Dem 8aumpolsn@ Sanoel
cine 6eldmerlide Seiiel abgenOmmen
lporoen. Sic Serld)iffun9s Yapiere
brouuen uid,t mebr nit rotGer Sinte
ausqefIfIt unb nit ser Seglaubigung
bes Collectors perieben 81 werbcn. 9aS
gerfabren ipuroe als cine leere Seitraue
benbe Sormel angeieben umo aIs iold)e
sluedmdBieer gSeiie abgef6of1t.
E 2an9i9 Ia ferin. Suian
6. 9obla, iuel6e, tuie mir neuli6 be-
ridteteiL felt Is Sabren idlGIt uno
nur Damn unb mann fit eini9e Wtinu<
tan auipadt, 1T bier aneefommen III 3
fam beute uno morgen im Manlion
9aus, 9tor6 MarfetltruBe, BON sfeu<
urb SSiBbe9ierigen geieben meroen.
~ 2anbretb's 2anb< unb
8 or t e MS al n De ii I l s 6 s..
Sic @rltur bon @artcne SQmercien,
ipic lie bon Ben Serren 9anorctb unO
Sobn in philadelphia betrieben miro,
bat fir bieie Sirma in ibrem beionbcs
rem 9ei6dftsSmeigs eineu bcrborra :
oenoen 9tamen in Der Union erpor@
ben. Ser Sortfdritt Der Samen sGultlIr
in Sen Ser. Stalten fam ais elmer
Der bielcn 8eipeile ser S1nelligfeit
an9enommen perben, nitmelder nm,
Ter 2anO borangebt. &or fiinfunbbierSig
ODER fiiufsig Sabren, ais Der Senior
ser gegenpartisen Sirnta bon 9an<
oretb unb So1n nod Elm Sbulfnabe
mar, lparen nur iuentg ia iebr menige
glfer erforoerlid, I'M elnen Dinreid :
cnben Sorratb 81 sieben; nit Der
Germebrung Der 8eboIferung baten
Die aanbretb's 9leiden Sdritt sebals
ten, unO fe baben iebt unter ibre, uns
mittelbaren @ontrolIe, ledSbunbert
older, auf benen bic Sdmereien 9eso
gen iperben.
Ser 0tuf Der 9anoretG 'lden
Samereien bat Td 10 berbreitet, bab
9luf trd9e Oarauf aus allen 8eltge9ens
oen eineeben, uno Der &aufer fam Die
| bOdfte @eriiderung uuo unbsOin9te
lleberSeu9un9 baben, baB uenn or mi
iOlden berforgt miro, frif d RS uni
abte Samereien erbdlt.
2anoreth'S 2ano< uno 8arten Sd
LENDER fur 1868. Ser CUR unent9elblider
SertbeiIlIng auSge9eben miro, emf
balt auf Ga 9ro3 8Sc. Seiteu einen
rei6en S6aB mertbDoIler SSinfe fir
ieben Qanbplrtb unb gdrtner @enr
irgeno elm Qeier Elm Ggemplar bic
| les SalenoerS gu baben miinltbt, II
ratben mir ibin unter alien llmltdnben
cine 8eFellung oaranf an Die 9errer
Sabio 9anOretb u. Sobn III YbiIabel :
pbia ein;uididen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
Sapbert sBeitmiiiller

enpfichst iid Teincn 6rcn1ben unb 8efannen, oroie
benz eei6dftstreibeu6cn Yubfum oils eeA6ris quali=
fsirter 6 n It ab r mir ben erflen 8eSrf ppn
Sauibion Gnuntn, umfaifeno ods gebiet Der Stnet
&aibp:ls. Gr peripridt seIuiienbafte Seicrsung
GoHeftonen II. |. 10. anat5 bo
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
xtHe

Kite
Der i'm bieiiaen poltamt, ais unbeItea>
bar, CUR AbboIung bereit Iiegenben
9riefe:
s men,. 2iite.
ament UiB q Sod Mrs g
NoIIof Pik gf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30
Sanbel anb 85rfe.

9teu 9ort, Nlittipod, 80. Sft.
g olb 0fnete gu 141s uab itano I'M
104 Hbr al, 12a llbr Mittags 1419.
Il. g. Bombs 6pres. faIlig 1881 112
< <OOnr 1 GSnrinR 11O5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30

Vallnlip0Ile lln0eran0ert. glCm Nrs
leans in 2iberpool 9sd, llplanos SD.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30

~ Oiebfabl. Mus Dem &lei<
br Store bes Serrn Bromberg in
@eoarltraBe ipurOen geitcrn 81 uno Elm
8ed 9eltoblen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-30

re- 8leimincn. Sci Sranfs
fort, ST., lit cine lebr pertbuoae 8leis
mine entbe6t mnrben, iuelbe eiae ans
Beroroentli9 reide MuSbentc pcrlpridt.
Sas Grs giebt so Yroselt reineS Slei
un6 1T alio reidbaltieer, ais lelbt oas
beriibmte 9alena Gra ipelheS nur Y
BroSent getpdbrt.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
NEW Coal ,YARD.

The undsrsigncd respectfully informs the citixens
Of BI0onsburg and Columbia county that they kee D
all the different numhsrs of stove coal nnl selected
lump coal for snlhing purposes on their wharf, nd
joining MoKelvv, Neal T. Cos Furnace; with good
pnir Buffalo scales on the whnrftO weigh con hay aud
straw, Likewise horse aud wagon, TO deliver coal
TO those who desire H. As VIZ purchase u large
amount OF coal, we Intcnd 10 keep superior aricc.
apd sell Al the very lowest prices Please cali and
examine for yourselves before purchasi elsewhere.
j. W. UENDEkSnOr.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
THE undersigned will take In exchange for Cont
j aud Groceries, fhc following named articles -
Wheat, Rye, Corn. Outs Potatocs, Lurd, BAN, shoni
der, and side nent, Butter, Eggs. Hay. Ac, ut the
highest cash prices, at his Grocery store, adjoining
their coal yard. J. W. iIENDERSHOT.
bloomsbury, April %, 1865. .-Iy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
April Sth, 1867

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and Mort h West for Philadelphia, New York, Read.
ing, Pottsvil le, Tanaqua Ashland Lebanon, Allen.
town. Easton, Ephruta Litiz. Lancaster, Columbia,
&C., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows
Al 10 and 35 AM and 10 and O0 Pm con meet
ing with similar Trains on the Pennsy MA Rail
and 10, 20 and 10 25 rM. Sleeping Cars accompa.
nyus the 3OO N aud 9OOp NJ. Trans without
change.
Leave harrisburg for Reading. Pat,sv,l,e. Tsma.
Qua, Minersvile, Ashland, Pine Grove, Allentown
und Philadelphia, at y 10 N and . 10 and 10 4,
stopping nj Lebanon aud principal Way stations
tho ~ N inah Ing connections for Philadelphia and
Columbia only Eor po,tsvie, schuylkiIi Haven
ron d, leave Harri.burg at 3 2OPM.
Returning Leave New York at 90 A NJ, 10 NJ and
> 90 and w Nj Philadelpha al Els A aud 30 Z
way rasseneei ram leaves Philadelphia at 7 30 A
stations; Pottsyille at 9 45 a n, and a4S Pm; Ash
lana o w and J.! 30 A n. aud Us p. H.; Tamaqua At
i5 N, and 90 aud 9 55p.n.
susquehanna Railroad at Z 90 A a. ''"
Reading Accommodation rrain: Leaves Readina
at y 30 N returning from Philadelphia ats VI NJ
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Heading at 90 n
PottstOwn Accommodation Train Leaves Potts.
town al 70 4. NJ returning leaves Philadslphia At
columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading q, 90
Columbia, &c. .--.,
On sundays Leave New YorA at 90 P M, Phi,s.
delphia 90 N. and 3 IS P ". the 8 90 A. n, train
.annius only TO Reading PottsviIs 8 100 AM. te!.
for Hsrrisbarg and II ~ n, for New York and 0j
n for rhi.adelphia
Con.mutatioa. hiis, 70, Season scheo, and Exeur.
sSn Tickets TO and som all points Al reduced rates.
Passenger q. a NiCOLLs
General eupsSiutVudep.t
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07

VALUE OF OLD RoPE.-Among the nu-
merous worn.out and often considered
worthless material, which the ingenuity Of
man has discovered means of re-manulac-
turing, and rendering of equal value with
the original substance, are old tarred ropes,
which have long been in Use at the coal-pits
Our readers will be surprised when we in
form them that out Of this dirty and ap-
parently unbleachable substance is produ-
ced tissue paper Of the most beautiful fab
ric, even, of surface and delicacy Of color, q
ream Of which, with rappe,s anl strings,
weighs two and half pounds. 1t is used
principally in the potteries for transferring
the various patterns to the earthen ware,
and is found superior to any substance yet
known for that purpose. tits so tenacious
that sheet of it twisted by the hand in
the form Of rope, will support upwards Of
one hundred weight. Truly We live in an
age of invention. Liverpool STANDARD.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07

LITTLE NEGLEoTs DESTROY FARM Pao
Trrs.-By neglecting to lock the stable door,
the horse was stolen by leaving a lot o!
old rubbish in the barnyard, one colt broke
his leg, and another got nail in his foot /;
ip neglecting to spend half an hour in bat
tening up the sheepfold, a pair of twin
lambs froze to death by carelessly tying
the bull, the OK was gored and died by
neglecting to kill the ticks on the sheep, and
lice en- the cattle, the sheep became poor,
shed their wool, gave no milk, and the
lambs died, and fine stock of cattle in
high condition when they came to stall, lost
al their flesh before spring, some were help
cd up by the tail and survived, while others
were snaked of by the neck, sort of re-.
tributivej justice to their owners, always at.
taehed in some way to human transgression.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07

SHEEP CHEESE. We are in the habit of
believing that Yankees arc sharp when
money is to be made but they cannot be-
gin with the patient, saving, flint skinning
Europeans. The English, and even the
Scotch, are improvidcnt and wastcfnl in
comparison. For instance, what Yankee
would ever think of milking his sheep ?
But at Paris, in the Exhibition is sample
flock Of sheep kept expressly for milking !;
and their milk is more profitable than the
wool or mutton. One company in the de-
rartment Of Avignon makes of the milk Of
sheep four million pound of cheese year,
which is sent all over the world from Bu-
charest, in Roumania, to New York, whence
it is distributed, no doubt, over the West
crn continent. 1t is also sent direct to Chi
ma and South America. This is the much
edmired Roquefort cheese. 1t is made with
great care, and ripened in extensive caves
Of perfectly even temperature, model Of
which forms one cf the features of the Ex-
Libition. We have no recollection that
our model farmers in this country have turn
cd their at ention to milking sheep. 1t
seems it is a very profitable business, We
learn that Mr.. Henry Ten Eyck, of Gaze
novia, is about to introduce the milking pro-
cess in his flock of five thousand sheep on
his farm in Iowa. We wait with anxiety to
learn the result. t.-Albany (N ~ Knicker-
booker.