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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-11
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Oreeotnens BiIrean tuurOe beute aum
SeleB, obne pom 8rafibenten inter
del9net tporben Sll iein.
Der r9f. 9. SeraIon erfl6rt, oab
Die oemOfratiide Yartei burd Die g1os
lisination bon Seymour fid tbatfadIid)
fur Srnnt ais 8rdlioent erflart babe.
Dte @nfltelang SeDmours eegen Grant
tOnne elmer benofrati11cn gSaffen<
ftre6uH9, elmer sIuiiofuna Der 6elnofra. !.
ttl9en Rartei aterd) - Sie Sun"
nteint, baB Segmour aiuar Elm gutter
Demotrat iet, 9laubt aber, oaB sBlair
nt9ts aun @rfolg Oes ocmofratiIden
Si6ets beitra9en lper6e. aa
seymour bat beute bor elmer gtatis
ftattoass sEeriamn1lun9 in Stem 9ort
9elprO1en unO bic domination onee>
ilontrlen.
Sente Worgen um 8 llbr, ais Der
Bug auf Der Ohio .Waiififlippi 8abn
bel BrOnntoiun, Sno. lSaiIer einnahm,
fprangen 5 Wduner auf Die 2ocomo<
tibe uno ben @rpreBpaserb loten b,es
lelben bonn Bug ab, nadbenl fe ben
Snbrer nno ben Seuermann tpegae@
trieben batten, un6 fllbren s Mletlen
nett tort. Damn lnad)ten fie Salt, UNI
oen GTpreBtnagen gu erbrehen un6 au
plHnoern, luuroen cber bDn ben Sad
tern oe6elben nit einem 6euer aus
0ererl NebolUern enpfanaen unO in Die
6lu1t 9etrieben giner Der Hauber
ytdnber tunroe Dertuun6et uno gefangen
geaominen.
Sn Stem sSrleans bat Die 2eaisIatur
Die NfetrOpolitan Yoli3ei eingeflbrt.
9Ius Yottsbiae, SPA. miro Elm aus@
ftano Dec &oblen9rdber 9emeIOet; iuels
der febr ernitlider yiatur lit. Wfeh@
rere 6a6riten ipur6en burd OieieI6en
gesirnn9en, ben 8etrieb einsulteIen
nno bic 8abnsugfiibrer f0rtgetriebeu.
Wfan fiir6tet, oab Der 2lmsIfano sum
BIntuer9ieben fiibren ipirb.
Cine Beriamtnlung bon Sarmern
in 8urtsbile, 8a. bat beI@lolIen,
QdnOereien an irgeno Sen1anO aus ben
Ser. 9tanten ODER an Ginuan0erer su
Dertaufen un6 Die Ginfpanoeruna in
GIIer Beife 3u ernuntern.
Sie 8iige auf Der Central 4acific
8abn seben iebt bis @aosiportb, 100
Mieilen 0ltlih bon Gacramenfo un0
500 WeiIen bonn Galsfee. Die Ges
feaf@aft bel@aftigt 5000 2lrbeiter lln6
bringt ieOe gSo@e 30 MeiIen fertig.
Yribatbriefe aus Bremen meI0en,
0ab am %. SUM in 8remen Die
N6aarensS Slieoerlagen bon Settline u.
Sobn, SO. u. 6rib u. Co., 9. g.
BaDer nno .. $. Hlben nebit 10
RObnbdulern am gtepbans &irdbOf
un0 Der Baubol3bof bon N1eper un0
&abniueg nebit % gDobnbdufern ourd
Jeuer ,erit6rt iuoroen finO. Sic 8ers
fi@erungs s9anfen baben iiber 1,50O, =
600 Sbaler gu 5ableu.
Qon0on, 10. Suli.
Geifern Mbeno tuurbe Dem Didter
3On0feIiotp aus Ne.u yort Gin arobeS
Banquet bon Oeni ameritanif1en M1as
Ter @eOpolo Bierltaot segeben, BEN
0n9 M0niral 6arrragut beiipobnte.
3eBterer bat cine Ginlaoung Az einem
0fenHiAen Banquet in S0ufbanpton
ousgeiGlagen.
Oas Saus Der 9orO bat Oas llrtbeiI
geeen ben 6enier Wfuuabb beItdtiat. -
Dafelbe bat bic irifde OtefOrmbiii ari<
senO mrnen,
arjs 10. SuIi.
Der Suiti,minifter 8aro4e BAT IN
Der 6arimer erfldrt, bic Erennnnp
0er &irde som Slaat lei nur cine
1rage OeE SeiE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-11
seIc9roA0, Nad)ridJttu,
@ongre p gerbanbIans n,
Die SrelIe iiber sOie Oemotratilde
domination.
GrDfc Teuersbrmnft tn Bres
1ltelu.
Tre@er aaubberfu@ ouf Der Ohio urb
MifTffphi gabn.
8abeI=Oepefebelt.
8 8afbington, 10. Suit.

8afbinston, 10. Suli.
Senat. Ser 8orfikenoe iiber:
rei9te Die &elignation oes Senators
Sobnlon { (@eianOten in @uaIano,
Sn Der Debatte iiber 0lusId,[us 6e,
1loliden Staaten bonn @abIfoIIeoiun,
fiir 8rditbent uno 8ice sWrQliSent
ipelder NIT % 9egen $ besIaIit1 foIs
9er Staaten genebmigt ipurDe, bic bis
1est nod .niGt reconltruirt fino, be-
set9nete @onlunos bic oemofrotiIde
Rlatforltt aIs einen 8etrua. Senoer@
ION ltimmte be3iglid obi9er Sraae
init ben 9emofraten.
Sauis erfI1rte, Grant iei fein @nI<
'oat nno bebauptete, baB obne oen 2u<
'fal, Dap fein fibiger Mfann aefunSe en-
itueroen tOnnte, er niemals ais 8r6ii ;
Oenh@afts' @anoiOat senannt noroen
tpire.
Wforton nteinte, oaB Sen. gIairs
grtef Drobungen elmer abermaliaen
Nebeuion entbieIte uno DAB oerfelbe
bon Der Oemofratifden 8arfei outoes
beiBen tperbe, Gr forberte Die Senos
loren gu elmer fiibnen uno feiten Stel@
lung auf.
Saus. 0ie Bin fir glustbeiruuo
per Belobnuns an 0ieieniqen, iueIds
Seferien Sabis 9efangen qenou,,nen
baben, pafiirte.
@arfeIo beri9tete iiber 9febaft;on
Der Armee auf ben Srie6ensfab Sic
erlte Seftion Der 8iu, f5nrin @e.no
auf Die Stele bes @enesols Der NrT,ss Npss
9enommen miro, errsate cine ItShafts %
Sebatte 8illon. upn Soma frue auf
Ss3san5li9e g Stre..9uaa Der geftions an an
s:e seefDorfen' no 9oaan beantraate, Sas
Ote S sttr4e i'm San, elmer 8acan, ouf
tV Den ad4fen Sffcier i'm Sana iiberI
rsd9en iuerOe. 9tngcnDmmen. @benfo
i0uroe bic 3rueite Seftion betreffs oes
Sen. SieuteHants auf 2oaans SIntrao
anaenoiri. Die brittle Settion, ipelde
bsltimlnt, oab Der 8rebet 9tauo ala
general ODER Gen. 2ieutenant nit1t err
tbetlt tperOen BARI, truroe balm df1teus
olrt, oaB iiberbahpt feline 8rebets err
tbeilt Iperoen barfen, auber inn San
Der Nussei5nung Dor benz Sseino.
9'srauf Serta9mng.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-11

Sn gEnrtemberg finbet cine aroBe
Mgitation fir bic am s. Suli beginneils
Den glbgeorOnetentpablen gum i,euen
2anotag ltatt. Gie goltspartet bat
Elm gSabIprogramnt ausgegeben, O0e
i'm 8e9entli6en TerntGtung Der 8ers
trlgc nit Yreuben 0ur9 grri6tnng
Oes SiIobnnOes berIangt !; bic Negies
runa bat 9IeihfaIIs Elm Mrt Yr0gramni
ber0fentlidt, fDetifi fie Der Boltspars
tel, NIT Der iie Bis Oabin Suiammenges
9anger, 3ieinlid beptlid ben MbfdieO
gie6t nn0 fi1 Oeg 0eutf9en 8artsi
nabert.
= Gin nener SIS abIf.a nj b
in iii rt entb erg. 9Im 8. SnIi
| fu0en bic @1blen sllr Q. 6annter mad
Der bon NprO6eutf@Innb Den GMmas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-11

8arjs 10. 5uIi.
Der SuIti,minifter 8arOGe bat IN
Der 6anruer erfIdrt, bic Erennnnu
Otr airde som @laat fei nur cine
Draee OeE 9eit.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

Webster's Dush soith Jenny Lind
Southern SocietE relates that Daniel Web
ster, after choice and exhilarating dinner
with the Russiaa Minister, went in the eve
ming to hear Jenny Lind The second part
of the concert was opened 10y Mile Lind,
with Hal Columbia" At the close Of the
first verse Webster Joined 10 the chorus
with his deep, sonorous voice The applause
that followed was tremendous. Mrs Web
ster, who sat Immediately behind him, kept
Juggling at his coat-tail, to make him sit
down or stop singing; but it waa of no use,
and at the close Of each verse Webster
Joined IN, aud it was hard to say whether
Jenny Lind, Webster or the audience were
the most delighted. A the close Of the air,
Mr.. Webster arose, with his hat in his hand,
aud made her such a bow as Chesterfield
would have deemed fortune for his son.
Jenny Lind courtesied to the floor the
audience applauded to the echo; Webster
bowed again; Miss Lind re-courtesied; the
house re applauded, and this was repeated
eight or nine times
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11
Touching Appeal Of Divorce.

The following is a true copy Of an appli-
cation fled with our County Clerk, on the
10th Of October by party living in this
county. We omit the name Of the appli-
cant:
State Of Indiana, county of Knox, ss:
Knox County Common Please Court, Jan
uary term :---Fepresen to your Honor
thllt lac is the husband of Harriet Campbell;
that he has been more than one year last
past n bona fide resident Of said State of
Indiana, and is now a bona fde resident of
said Knox county; that he married said
Harriet on the Sd day Of November, 1853 F.;
that they lived and cohabited together as
man and wife until the 25th Of August, 1865
that during this entire period Of time he
treated her in ali respects as q kind, alfsc-
tionate and faithful husband that said
| Harriet on the day last aforesaid, abandoned
! him, your petitioner, without any cause
Whatever, and went to Pike county, Indiana,
where she has ever since remained; that he
/ has often entreated her to return home to
the Preside which be has always kept warm
/ for her; that he has ever kept a fire blazing
brightly on the hearth of their humble
home, and his arms have been spread open
! all this time 70 receive her to his bosom.
He further says and represents to your
/ Honor that he has written many aifectiOnate
/ letters to her, in which he has cndeavored to
soften her heart towards him; and one time
he wrote her a letter. Of which he here up
! ponds copy:
! MY dearest Harriet, why have you lsn mel
Signing. weeping, AL alone,
With none to talk 70. OF saress ne
ny Tretched fate 7 must bemoan.
Ny eyes are swollen big with weeping,
Biy nose is red and swollen, toe;
! have in all respects the poorest keeping
or any Eau who tries his duty to do
81 Come back oh Harriet entreat you
! Come back and live with ne once norei
! Come back. and I viii treat you
As ] have treated ysu before
/ :" I say again. then. ! raid before
/ Come hack your Johnny 50 true!
Come and stay your home before,
For there's a light in the window for yea.
/ And your petitioner says and fu-the
! represents to your Honor, that in RESPONSE
/ to all his offers and entreaties, she has re
/ fused with scorn and contempt to return Il
/ his home
Wherefore, he prays your Honor vii
| hear his prayer herein, and divorce hin
from the said Harriet"
DENNY & REILLY, for Petitioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, Files, RasPs5
Chisels and Gauges,
House, Ship Carpenter, and Railroad
AIDES and Axes,
Augurs, Saws, and Drawingkniyes,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace, Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog, Halter, and Jack Chains,
Planters, Garden, Cane, and Grub Hoes,
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Hinges,
Frying Pans, Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills,
Patent Balances and Steelyards,
Razors and Razor Srops, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth,
Cotton and Wool Cards, shoyels and
Spades.
Manila, Hemp, and Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench, and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11
Circular and Other Saws.

Screw Wrenches and Tackle Blocks,
Pumps and Fixtures, Grind Stones and
Gearings,
Pad Door and other Locks,
Hollow Ware, Castings,
Stock and Wash Kettles,
BlacksIniths' Anvils, Vices, Bellows, ETC.,
Stocks and Dies, Railroad Mauls
Picks and BarroEs Iron, Cast, Blister and
German Steel,
Tin Plate and Metals,
French Window Glass,
Guns, Percussion Caps, and Shot
Fishing Hooks and Lines,
Plows and Cotton Scrapers,
GuItiYators and HarrOws,
Corn Shelters and Feed Cutters,
Betting and Packing
Reaper's, Powers, and saw Mills,
Ara s,sEy ear asls &c t' fsuaa "a HaFa"aFs 81 AZ
Agents for Karvin's--forInsrIy stearns MaF-
viu's---safss
Assas alse for Hevss csustsf - sesgsis.gn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

Ruzes Of Sleep.-Dr Winslow wisely
says there is no fact more clearly established
in the physiology Of man than this, that the
brain expends its energies and itself during
tne hours Of wakefulness, and that these are
reeuperated during sleep. If the brain
withers--this is insanity. Thus it is that in
early English history persons who were
condemned to death by being prevented from
sleeping, always died raving maniacs; thus
It is also that those who are starved to death
become insane-the brain is not nourished
and they cannot sleep. The practical in
ferences are these: lst-Those who think
most, who do most brain work, require most
sleep. 2d-That time saved from nee
cessary sleep is infallibly destructive TO
mind, body and estate. Give yourself, your
children, your servant-give all that are
under you, the fullest amount of sleep, by
compelling them to go to bed at some regular
hour, and to rise in the morning the moment
they are awake; aud within two weeks,
Nature, with almost the regularity of the
rising sun, viii unlOose the bonds of sleep
the moment enough repOse has been secured
for the wants of the system. This is the
only safe and sufficient rule and as to the
question how much sleep any one requires,
each must be a rule for himself-great
Nature will never fail to write it out to the
observer under the regulations just given.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
= United States, for the District Of West
Tennessee. In the matter Of f. q. Cole
man. baukropt-in bankruptcy. District
of S. est Tennessee, IS To whom It may
concern The Undersigned herahy gives
notice Of his appointment as assignee of =.
q. Coleman. iIf the county Of Eardelnan and
State Of Tennessee, within SAID IlIstriet who
has been adjndged bapkEapt uPoa The pc
tition of his trediIers 81 the District Court
Of said Distslct
Wa i ElsoDE, Assignee, etc,
No $50 Maia street, Haldran Block
apr4 g
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11
Josh Billings on Bed Bugs.

] never see ennybOdy yet but what
despised bed bugs. They are the meanest
ov awl crawling creeping, hopping or biting
things.
They dassent tackle man by dalite but
sneak in, after dark, and chaw him while
he is fast asleep.
musketo will fight you in broad dalite,
at short range, and give you chance to
knock at his sides-the flea IL a game bug,
and will make a dash at you even in Broad
way-but the bed bug il garrOter, who
waits till you strip and then picks out a
mellow place to eat you
If 1 waz ever in the habit of swearing
would not hesitate teW damn bed bug right
to his face.
Bed bugs are uncommon smart in a small
way-one pair Of them viii stock a hair
mattrass in weeks with bed bugs enuff tew
last small family a whole year.
It don't do emmy good tew pray when bed
! bugs are in season the only way to get rid
Of them is tew bile up the whole bed in
/ aquarfortis and then heave it away and buy
a new che.
Bed bugs when they have grown aul they
| intend to. are about the size ov blue jay 8
| eye, and hav q brown complexion, and when
they start out to garrote they are az fiat az
a greese pot but when they git thru CARROT
/ ing they are swelled up like a blister
1t takes them three days to get the swell
! ing out Of them.
! If bed-bugs have any destiny to fill, it
must be their stummuks, but it seems to me
| that they must hav been made by acksident,
! just as sEvvers are, teW stick into somebody.
| If they was got up for some wise purpose,
they must hav took the wrong, for there
kant be emmy wisdom in chawing a man all
mite long and raising family besides, tew
foller the same trade.
/ IF there IL sum wisdom in aul this
| hope the bugs viii chaw them folks who can
see it, and let me be, bekause l am one of
! the hereticks
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

The World indulges its imagination as
follo@s, under the head Of Stanton on the
stand /"
Possible examination and the sticking
witness stuck-Mr. Stanton called on wit
ness stand
Counsel for Pres Are ron Secretary ~
WARP
Stanton-I am.
Counsel for Pres. BY what authority DO
you hold your olice2
S-By appointment Of President Lin
coin, confirmed By the Senate, January / g.
1857 have a commission Of that date
=. Tor Pres Admitting the constitution
alty OF the tenure Of Office act did that COM
mission expire?
S.-The 4th of april, 1865 The act pro
yldes that the Secretary Of War together
with the rest Of the Cabinet) shall hold his
ONCE during the term Of the President by
after.
e. for Pres[HaYe you been appointed
by President Johnson and confirmed by the
Senate since that date2
$40.
c. for Pres.-Admilting that Presidel t
johnson IS only serving out President Lin
coin second term, were you appointed by
PRESIDENT Lincoln and confirmed by the
Senate between april 4, 1865 and April
18th the day Of Lincolns death
S.-No.
q. for Pres.-Can you show any Warrant
or commission for holding the Office at the
present timer
S-No
Z. for Pres.-Does not the Tenure ofOE
fee act expressly provide that nothing IN
raid act shall be constructed so as to prolong
the term OF office Of any person beyond the
foh h., f,G
and confirmed
S-Yes
C. for Pres.-You have, therefore, no au-
thority for holding the Office
S.-No.
G. for Pres.-Why do you persist in hold
ing on to IT'D "a
S.-Because am an obstinate mule, and
Sumner tod me to stick, and I stuck
G. for Pres.-Have you no other warrant
for holding it2
S-No
c. for Pres.-You may sit down.
--s--es+-a-
jolly Doos-Tne impeashers are having
high old time a special to the Cincinnati
Gazette describes mirthful outbreak as
follows:
LUDICRoUs SCENE
The examination Of the next witness gave
sides Mr. Karzner, Of Delaware, is one o.
the large farmers Of that State-a Delaware
boy-as he terms himself, though some 4
years old. He was perfectly unconcerned
and apparently ignorant that either his styl,
or words were in the least ludicrous; bu
the account Of his visit to the White House
his meeting Gen. Thomas in the East Room
telling him that the eyes Of Delaware wer
on him, and that Delaware expected some
thing Of him and his relating it all afterwart
TO man named Smith, whose first namt
was not John, but William, was droll to thi
last degree. The Chief Justice laughed til
he shook. The counsel laughed TIL,
managers put their heads down on the table
and laughed till the tumblers ratified on it
The Senators held their sides and laughed
The galleries responded heartily, and il
fact the whole audience, Official and unofi
cial, filing the inside Of the chamber, shool
till the old comparison to bowl ofjelly wa
quite applicable to the audience as n whole
1t is safe to say there had never been sucl
general and long continued laughter in th
Senate chamber before
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

Farmers.-Adam was farmer while yet
In Paradise, and after his fall he was com
manded to earn his bread by the sweat Of
his brow. job the honest, upright and ODE
dent, was farmer, and his stern endurance
has passed into proverb. st Luke was
farmer, and divides with Prometheus the
honor Of subjeetiug Gle Ok to the use of man.
Socrates was a farmer and vet welded to
his calling the glory of bis immortal philoso-
ply. Cincinnatus was a farmer, and the
noblest Roman of them all Burns was
farmer, and the muses. found him at the
plough and filed him with poetry Wash
ington was q farmer, and retired from the
highest earthly station to enjoy the quiet Of
rural life and present to the world spec
tacie of human greatness To these names
may be added host Of others who sought
peace and rep0se in the cultivation Of mother
earth; the enthusiastic Lafayette, the stead
fast Pickering the scholastic JS1erson, the
fiery Randolph, all found an Ell Dorado of
consolation from LIES cares and troubles in
the green and verdant lawns that surronnd
their hOmesteads. - Clii0n CITY HerHld.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

Boy what Is your father going to do =
Well, / guess he's going to turn bank
rupt hearn him tell mother yesterday to
g round to the shops and get trusted all
she could. ana do It straight of for he'd get
ali ready 70 bust up and q into the bank
rupicy business
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

TO FatteR Geese -4'he Irish Farmers
Gazette says, to fatten geese, put up three or
four into a darkeBed room, and give each
bird one pound Of eats daily thrown on a
pan of water La fourteen days they Wlil
be found almost too fat Never shut mp
less than two together, O. they pine If left
alone
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11

The proprietor Of this celebrated e5ioins jaty claims or
it superiority over all remedies offered 70 the public f
the SAFE cERrAT SPEEDY aad FERSAsEsr cure Of Agus
and Fever or and Fever whether Of short OF long
standing He refers 20 tic eatre Western aud Southwestern
country bear him testimony to ts rth o. The assertion
that In no case hatsye vii = I cure the directions
are strictly followed ana carried In great May eases
ingI, doss sacent Tor cure, and whole frai-
lies have been cured ty single bottle with perfect
ration fts general health It h however prudent and IN
every case more certain to eure continued
uaaer doses for the disease has be
checked more especially teult and nstanding
Usually th medicine wiHo require aid 10 keep the
good order SHOULD the Ptent however require .
eathartie nedicne having taken three four doses Of
ths Tonic siasIe doss II BULLS VEGETABLE FAAlI-
LY PILLS viii be sufficient
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11
6. w. O'HARA,
apr 5 Agent, Bolivar.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
q United States, for the District of West
Tennessee In the matter Of john Il lYood,
bankrupt-In bankruptcy. District Of Vest
Tennessee, IS. To whom it may concern !:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of John Il. Rood
of salisbury, IN the county of Hardeman,
and State of Tennessee, within said district
who has been adiudged bankrupt upon his
petition, by the District Court OF sad dis
Uiet.
Memphis, Tenn, March %, 1868.
Wza y CIRoDE, Assignee, etc
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-04-11
Rather Spicy.

A lady being invited to send in 4 coast to
be read at the anniversary celebration of
the Pilgrim Fathers, furnishes the following
1t is spicy enough to flavor half a dozen an
niversarY dinners
"The Pilgrim Fathers, for sooth /
What had they to endure in comparison to
the Pilgrim Mothers2 1t is true they had
hunger, and cold, and sickness, and danger
foes without and within-but the unftr-
tunate Pilgrim Mothers they had the Pill
grim Fathers, alsoi and yet their names
are never mentioned. Whoever heard of
the Pilgrim Mothers Whoever gave din
ner In honor of them2 Whoever writes
songs, drinks toasts and makes speeches in
recollection of them2 This selfsufieiency
of the men is beyond endurance One
would actually suppose that New England
had been colonized by men, and posterity
provided for by special providence.
Seven articles Of impeachment Cory
O'Lanus, says Andrew Johnson is to be
impeachcd for seven reasons aud be states
them in order he then refers to the his
tory Of the radical party
MPEAcHsENT CHARGES
For being Andy johnson
For aggravating Conaress by referring t.
an obsolete document, known as the Constr
sutton Of the United states.
For insisting that the Union has not been
dissolved
For asserting thata white man Is as good
as a eclorcd man
For maintaining that the President has q
right to exercise powers conferred upon the
cIhce by the aforesaid Constitution.
Because Abraham didn't swallow the
black draught of the radical Constitution
For violating the law against cruelty Ia
animals e trying to kick dirty dog out Of
the War Office
The Xicksburg, Miss, women are work cd
upon the Changing -Er.
40 know Of ladies Cup north3 that are
worked on fine linen and domestic and othel
articles too tedious to Iaention.--SbelhyUi5k
Rescue.
We ere bound FOR those regions.
There are 10000 Spaniards ID Louisiana
principally in the parishes q s. beEnar.
ana Satehitoches
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i arnling implements !
Iron, Nails,
wrought Iron Safes.

We have been engaged in the Eardwaro business in lem
Fhfs Tor twenty years aud have now the pleasure OF IN
forming old friends and the public generally that
receiving very extensive stock Ct Hardware,
kept before the and enabled
Country Merchants Planters and 9th
who wanting anything IN cur Ire. Our stock
sists IN pa-t q tie following
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go ray old Friends

HAVING accepted a permanent agency Of
tbe So. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE .INSURAECE CONF
EaN1, would respectfully ask the old
friends to that Institution safe
aluT through Which they their families against
want IN the eyeRt Of DEATH themselves impoyer-
tsbed old age in Of ill-success in life.
11r n. 3 Otis is associated with is hereby
S9EaHenaed to public confidence; Our office No =
9ladIsoE street DeSo5o Block, where happy
iHpart any needed information desiring
kAaee. J. II. MCMAHON.