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Baltimore GiCrnbaba.

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Int unb mad Mnnta9, Ten 8. Stunt 1868. astet lie
YdTasters Bulge taslh (epnntasS au~sasnpmmen. } Dte
fplst
as,cnc 9casua mad gbitatetptia rnS !3wlften.
StatipRer un 7.25 Wtctaeus. Dieter i3da Y~erbinbet
nb III New 8 dtties Sunet on NIT eent Suse fir ale
Statipnen an her Delaware. 6ilenbabn.
GcDncil;ug nah pbilabelpbia unp Nep- gprt UNI 9
lutr A. Min. Miergens, fb IN perrppllle nit rem !3uge
nab 4prt Dtpriit perbinegne. Steer !3uA %nerfiHett
lh aud in Newport nit her Britpl' Damrfidif 4inie
mad, @pfcn. Sabapreis ven Saltinp,e nab Bpfpn
nit Der Sriitpler einie $3.50
phtlabelpbia .9iews Gprter Grpre6,ua WittdiS 2 llbr 25
Einuten perbintet liD In aptllnin9tcn nit ZEN 3lssr
fir Startpnen an her DeldpdIe- Gilenpabn, tpifttn Wils
miuetcn unp Sarringtpn.
acepmmreaticn s;us mad, Sarre he Grate II. ben baspis
iten a~eiegenen Staticntil 8 ubr Ndhmitta9s.
pbilatetsbias Abeneji III o ubr 80 eiin.
GrpreBsua mad gep'Sprtu n, 5 lttr 80 Witn. gtesbs
~rerbinaet lid In 9Silminstpn nit hem GrpreFSuae fur
Sanpt. S%tatipneu an Der DelaTare.S isntdtn, tlsli6,
Scnnabenb aus9enrrhnen.
Aim Spnntdge.
glah Men gcrE unb philadelphia s utr So gttnaten
Ntfnbs.
Der 2.25 Radmiitd9sms ffliest i'd an ale Saupi'
Rdttpnen her DelimdresVdhn an.
Ourhfubrts . Siaete iirb ~enlpeter I'M priiieentftr =
Seppt, cher 9ir. 125, @altinpreftr., ~ babsn.
pericncn, welhe gilete in Der Sffge 1T Saltinprefr.
nebmer, baGeH rem g%'prtbctl, tdB ibre Tdaaa9e aus her
g1pbnmd ~abBebrlt uib pen Ter rllaien 1Nnsfep 20"
i%nnrtirt irtre.
(92-l sSnr. Grapfprs. aasnt.
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i8tIeabGBGsn.
1868,
saz.z--~s ES2xsNk N&IsAu
A llortbern
Gcutral Gilea Saba.
Gdeli6
(Spnnt1e8 auS8enpmiren)
pier 3n9e

mod ElttSblrg iluD Ofllt ySrlfcit!
Stuci siiec tdaIid, { Scnnta8s ans8enpntmen) mad
Buffalo RIB 4iaaara Sdiien.
Bon unS mad Dipntds ben IL. Nlat 1868. Die 3n8e
r~erldfsE Solhrpi G nie frl8t; -.
$40 Mprgens Npff : Sd,ucll,ug - 2G9liH
{ SpHntd85 ans9tnerrnen,) nah Sutspnr9 nm ZEN
Qleien Gimtra. SuffaIO uno fen Nta8ara baue1 II. !. ~.
II. 10 Rdd,mittdgS SeBnclijug - 1aaltn tSpHn
tags duseenrmmru. J mad gittsbur8 uns rem 9SelisR II
ntrtlit MIR bis lSiuianspprt.
= Nbcnes Grprcf. tScnr'aBS dlls9enpntn'en,)
peiber IN Narrt5bur8 nit benz 9tEetrnatler erpreb '5na
her penniplpanil Gjienbdtn lid r%crbtuhet, relder in %
Stmern Gincinaafi nne In 81 StlneGn Gbtea8p erreidt.
IO.5B Rdd)tsG rprce -3Gelit, nab ytttsburg unf
BEN gpefen, nSrelIb mad Wiliarnspprt. une ta9hd,,
(Sdmfaas aussenrmmsn) mad Slnttrd. 9anarhaiBua,
Neteiicr, Buffalo. frn Niagara tdlen ihe Glnaea.
Die 3uae nit eer r9Def' @arpldnter 6tlenbabH," se
ben $50 4lprseus uup $50 giadmitta9s db.
Die 3lge natSanppsr uns 9sttpsbar8, seten $50
WpraeRS une 10 10 9ldhmittdgs ali.
DE Huge mt her pGpnterldno sgeleser 9tientabn, "
Gtten $50 9iprssns urb 1910 Ratm!lta8s al.
Accommodations 3iigc.
Slad sIprf - Tim $3.50 NadmitiaaS td8li6, Conn
tags dusacnprnlnen.
pdtftrn Accommodation $50 Nafmittags -
Srnutd9s a~ds9etpunien.
Sie 3iige funlmelt in Baltimore Gil:
Dom lreiten uno Ntprten I'M 6.45 Ulcr1ens IL utr
30'Wittaes uns 800 lbr atenes.
Tarttcn - $40 Mipr9enS. Yptf-10 ubr Is Win.
Neaen hes gp~eiteren, 9ilete nad allen @uaften aGef-
unb sipre, mslse man i'd in her Siastur, galperts Sta
ton, an @.S. gouns
@eneral.g aNass IBent;
9. u. Tubarrp.
nl4-) General Sugerintsnsent.
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Silt seseli9iffc
Samburg grelaell Sabre ilnS
Wuttnerncu

nab irscnb einem Sdfsn slmcrifa's
teIorat bic aeettilr bic ~tilisfen 0abrten,
aiebt Yaiiaaelheine fur ale Shife
unb beiprat eriprberliGsn Sales gada9iers ppn br I'm
Seimatb8= Srte bierber.
Ole greiie bstrasen Won Dremtn mad Baltimore
Bmeite &ailte. $4,000
Spifdtnted. .................. $3.50
0iubcr .pii6en lilo Satren erbsblib biliser.
Die preiie inb lit Sob Sber papier na6 benz Iauftn-
ten Gpurie tatlbar.
gcr SaYre befprst bic gasutar gaNasisre fur $50 @elS.
Is Ypirt ~befputers barauJ dutrsrtIani eeniddt. eab
mir ans IN Werbiutuas nit her Observation-Disclosures
ron paTaaiereu grocer Sprsfalt untsrSietsH, ef
qelte ppn Bremen, Sarnburs &c. aus lebne Gnfra8ej
b~sna5riatissn, iusnn lie anu abrelie'Srts %siniutref'
fen BADEN.
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~dbtahren UNI Edna1lle peh steW'9pt Hau
Sambur9y Scnoony, Sd1re uHn
-. southampton
lu ~frlaenteu prsiisn nebrteH aN
Won giep : gprf nah 6%amburs, epnppn,
SABRE unb Scutbampl0n
I. Gairte: Cher : Salon $3.50. $4,000;
Q. Inter Sdfrn ...... T2.e0;
8pirasnted ................. $500.
Bon Sambur9 uns Sapre mad Netpsycrf:
1. Gajute. Ster .Salcn ...... S12n.0o;
2 y Inter : Salcn...... Y 0G;
3ptIheneeG ................ .4C:OO. .
Ainter Swilden Ito Sdbrsa bic Sdllts.
talle incl. Betpti8un9)
Bon SamburS mad giens S%rlsaas fnten Irei GTpeei'
ticusu itdtt am /. Sttpter uhe /. RpSenter.
80 9adets nab europa netnen mir tis 9 ubr JfOrs
sens am Nteansstaee stnss jeeen OanpflAifes an.
IBesen Yafaes rense man I'D in Sep'Sert ansl6lss'
fb an bic General gaIa9e I8enten her Sinie, 9, v,
Nid,are s. Spas, Nr. 8, &arslapirafe, nabe Srpde.
NAV. .g N4lHH.. H.fa
an Baltimore an q. @aint,
a. erection tes -9eutfdet ecrreispnSentsn.@
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aSrn. 8. 2. aevnsr!

gpertRer SEER! Itt meuSlihem gerandaen bdntiae
Sterblut.lp ieeetsrieuse al mir srwieltil, ein ids It'll
hauf's Sdtmer;ltditc an ~erfrcrenen Sleen, ipbaB ale mel.
ne Bs'annten nt5 ~aufsatel. Wis i'd ater srn ben
r~ertieaist bot seihlre Id, lie Az pefiu6en. Der Sc.
braud elmer 5lai6e serdb, ts mir erpee @rleih eruna,
uno HE ,rette Blaiae tepirfie tdlbiee Seitung. 6rlau-
ben SIC mir faber, nietr Serr, Sbnet meinet btrslt afen
Dnni fur bic a~ppblipat, Die mir Stre pnneerppae 9ler
bJin tr;ist bat, aisSuerIdeu, i'd snpfeble tieielbe Az.
slei6 uneiner Fetanntfn att hem pubtitum i~bsrbsapi
ais bas. telte NlttteI. pelte jc se8en %erfrpIene Slee Of
ferirt rcrpen. H, rE .a
Fsa GdtunssSoat SIR
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(325. &apttel.)
Sin Gcict,

0tU VCIcbS
UNI infcrneIen rfer inralibtrten urtutten Geh' Strait ~
9sben.
Ntfd. /. limb Is IN bn.d, bic @eiessebuns ben
Waralant beidlplen. tab, rehn trecHb elne urtunee
cter elm 8aufepntrait rem ben betrs yarttten III
~asbrriser 9Deiis %unter,etd net une beiieselt. aber nttt
pen itnea oter einem ron tbnen IN her eeifsii&en 8orih.
turd cine gerfpn, wtlhe b~eppImdbtiat ut, anerfeuuuus
gen pieier Mrt ~ bei6tinissn, a%rerfannt lnb. has Dc.
jiris. yeritt tes Counties. in spel1en .telaste .urtunfe
pbsr &duftrntraft aeietlid re9tnrirt iein inubte, pher
has Be,trts. G5eribt Der Statt Baltimore, I'm Sale be.
idste ~llrtunse ober aauiecntraft .8eftsllf In teiaster
Stabt ~reattrirt fein niub, tonn nuf has Wnludfil irgenh
ether parfti aa befasttr trfthse cher &aufecnfrdif, oter
feline pter ibre 81 ,clmddtisten oser iroenp cine gericn,
wslhe Nufpride In 6rise eeden batsn unb ipeldes bic
Seller In her Mnerftnnuue teiaster nrfunbe pbtr 8aut'
~epntraft anstebt, einen teiebl erladen, relher Der an.
ern gdrtei autdit. ~ erf&etuen uni aif tefaBtes Nh
uttn ~ e~ntsesnen, une isnnen aud S.ianntmanuns
on iplhe ge%i ipnen eatpteer bart gerlaeunasR cher
BerSfentttu una, yrie es Der 0etrau@ belagter 1ertktes
fem niaa, erlaitn unh tcnnen aud 8euaendusa9en int
1etreT Ser guntte in, bsfastea anfuhsn phtr In ben be.
~trefenten Mntuprten %pertiBen; nnp tefaaies @sriht
lam aud Nbtulfe auf ete Sniu&en ~gepibren, infen, 60
beiagte ydrteien pber ir6efb etuen non tenfelten an,
metlt, tefaate ~ltriinbe pter &aufepniraft an,uerfennen
peer nphundfs an,uertennen ais IS Der Gaa nSttia niaht,
unb Der Refetf befastea Veribtes. weltes bic tefasts
Mnerlennuna ~auprbnet, fcu rom Datum terleiteu in
~herfelten Dtife unb NIT ~terielbsn Auspetnuna mtrfen
ais menn tefaste 10 CUR anerfennuns aneebaltene gar.
tel Is setbdn fdtte spraassefest jtsp4, tae tie Re6te
sebur N, bapur& auf ieine GsHe bena&tteilist wtr.
ben. ~
Gbf&ntt2. Gs N tef6lpHen, tas tiefes Oefes
rom Gage fstnsr Nnnatme an IN Strait iretel, ipQ.
Genetmiait ben 80. Atdrj 1898.
(157-p2) 9bplud6 &mOnut 0pttpsrneur,
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Srti. q. q. &erren{ h--
Werlber Serr! Grlauben Sie mir, pas pnbliiunn aui
Sb,en Sberbautss Stefererjeuger, ftne grdrardrpn iir
tie taeitale 8ur dlsr Sdltfrantbeiter, aufnerfiam ,u
MAIDEN; tenn unter een . e.en Wiesijinsn, peIbe eeni
publiium ~angetptsa perheu, tenns Id fetde, hei6e ntetr
3uttauen %psrpsuie, Iinb batte i'd 60 fur gIitt rne 8,s
rsfti6teit, eesen Srit. 3ernsr bfentlth bic Vertenne iei.
aes qrdpardts ausperienten. SD babe Is IN nitiaer
MANTLE riebre Wipndts nit BEN, tefen &rfpl8e gebra,ht
unb babe es allen ntetnen Bre;neen In. bieler NahBals
fhaft enpiuGler, tno In feinent Bale IL MIR betannt &c.
wprsen, tas rs nidt Dasieniae gettitt, fur ipas Is bean
Ipradt pire. Is II ie;ner erpisIsn Sumbuss ees ga.
ges, ipnoern etn tratres Ssiiinitiel, unb ie nebr es &c.
tannt pire, teho beliebter ntrp es perben. ba pnnSette
OIL rem rerftieeenen Nrten her SdutlrdRtbeiten leifen,
wsrpn etniee %aueerprte IN rid ati6rrdente Bdtle pprtems
men, in irelhen man fih gern Biz Setlung burd, hteie NE
bin Al @ute fpmnisn ldet un6 teren @igentBinisr pa>
iHr leBnen wire. 50 1T cine dubtrlidD All estraudente
Ulepi,ii, bic rpu Seferrdat rbne @eiabr a~ngepantt
wsreen iauh, ttib ribdte Id eeielbe ME In rtsinem Salle
fepien lalsr. Wltt 9ersnusea erpf bic Id eieieite eineni
Sesen, peltsr eins frlde Wlesisia nbtbts bat. q l-rF
I&tmn8spela: 81 Gltsl1 1Ea3
7a %. S! ~ Serb. 9. Senninss, GstlsntGntler,
s" l5a-f.HN ~ I'D 8 IN p~ptIspile, pa. .glftI-
.. g Sit merten mid YerpRibteu; wenn Gis atisfes
inter Sbrea 3euantleIt pubhsiren." ara @ar1i a
Bel ulrn Mtsisiu. 9dasisrn st tatsn fc@is aud bel
s.. &, 3erner,
r.rrHt Ode Der Baltimore unb Sisbirafe.
HS Nrcis fiuisis = enfs pro slaiebe.
Nlr ielbe. bic he's Gt8etttuiners Sdnfltritt tra8ea
fnb lbt. E 4It ri ,f,gIr.
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Yefamntma9aageM.
go, &apiie ID
Sin Gefct.

$50, &aptie IT,
III Sin 0efet,
UNI tsu 43. @tf6nitt res 90. Arttels her aaasreineH
fdentGden @eIss ttnf6tlit tes Sebaites ses aus
rulers hes northumberland unp hes Sderifs, nm
a%enanntsin 8eritts tei,urrbnen. 70 ME aud has 8eies
Son 1862, &apitel lO7, NEEDLES %eieielben abansert absa'
drrerr, ineem es ~btnislten auIbebt uns 6plsenbes an
Wti6. i uns es N txrd hie @eittsebuns rpn
MarsIane %teitloIen, tae her 43. @bltnitt be 20. grti.
tels her aasemsinen bHsntli6en 1rfete, tiniidflit res
@etaltes he's ausrufers ets Appelattpns. 8erihts une
Der 56srifs %ernannt. I'm, ~bsiasieIn Ssrite %tetiuppts
ren, 10 rte has @efeB ron 1862, 8apitel l0I. pel6es
tie,slbeii periufert, Nnb biereurd iete5 ~ein;elne aufss.
bpbsn, mt 3plaenees an teren Steue eettt;
&. As. Der Ausrufer ron benz appeaatipns-@ eritts
srnannt, isl IS per Gag fur fefne anpelrnbtit (Senns
tdas aus8enpmmen) pdbrenb res 8eri6tsteririns ertals
ten, unb msnn nat eem GrmeN:n be!asten @eri6tes hte
Mnmsienbett eires Sderins np,bts ieni ipnte, 10 nlpafn
bic Witter einem Sdsrid befeBlei, 8eaenwart8 ~ fein.
absr Dtsnaleiiunsen sa tbua, fir melts anweienbeit
pter Dientleifupgen er gu ether V~sr8aiuns Won $3.50
per Gas ~tereGtist isin fel; unb an Gnee elmer itten
Ssfieu. fpaen be Ri6ter ses beiaettn 0eriGtes benz
Murufer unp BEN Sdsrif elm 9trti6tat Der ansotl Ter
Gage sebcn. ~ relter teser 3tnislns ~ her Ver8ntlis
begehtist 1T.
2. abfdnttt. limb Is pirS s%srfust, bae sieiss @ts
fee ppn Gage leiner @nnatnte an III 8raft tritt.
Nm IS. Sebr. 1868 senebinigt.
.Q67-e2) Sppmias 5pann, @ouSsrneur. +
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Baltimore, ben II. San. 's7. Spbn 9. Witben.
aSrn. $. s.. Serterl

nprt, y. y, NefiterI
aDsrtbsr Serrl gadben id seetn bic GnpfinSfittsil
nteiner Saut fur Bifilfefe cine 8reee Dlense rerifiebener
3ubersitungsn asbrauGt babe. babe ih rpn feinen 10
9sltemlnene uto raihe &nren aeleben, ais ron Sbrem
acknowledgements. S0 tamt f~eHielben Setrpii
mle nit Redt ais en Nlittsl, eas isses aneere gr6apa.
gum Gr,euaen elmer reinen unp slatteh Saul %lbertriii
%entpfeblea. H
&&tuugsrpl her Strisen
." 8. 6. Mattbe,ps, SpGbdHsier." .-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

STRANGE AFFAIR-One of the strangest
and most remarkable occurrences which has
taken place in this, or any other country for
years. transpired in the city of New Orleans:
a man by the name of John Henry Mar
tinstein, formerly a hardware dealer in New
Orleans, and who has been long noted for
his eccentrieities, fell into trance few
days since, and being thought dead, his
friends prepared his body for burial While
on the way to the cemetery the horse at
tached to the hearse took fright, and running
away upset the coffin, throwing Outthe body
with such violence as to restore conscious
ness to the supposed defunct Martinstein,
who was at once helped into carriage and
taken home by the few who remained and
were not almost frightened to death by his
appearance The Picdyune says: (" Not the
least curious incident connected with the
attempted burial Of Mr.. Martinstein, was
the fact that the undertaken who had been
engaged had no idea Of being cheated of
what he fancied were his just dues, and
upon being refused payment for his partially
performed service, brought suit for the
amount, and actually obtained Judgment in
his favor Ia the lower court Mr. Martin
stein, however took an appeal, and the judg-
ment was reyersed-the court ruling that as
he had not performed the service for which
he had contracted, he was not entitled to pay
! for the same.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21
IrEms-We clip the following items from

ITEMs.-We clip the following items from
the Memphis appeal of last Thursday:
The Senate of Tennessee has passed on
its second reading an act giving any person
possessing real estate the right to mortgage
the same for the purpose Of getting money
to do business with. The law was introduced
by Senator Rodgers, and is one much
needed, and is one that will be appreciated
by every one who has ever had anything to
do with the mortgage law as it now stands
on our statutes.
W f. Carver, Esq of this city, made a
bet on the election-of Seymour, the terms of
which were that in case his candidate
were defeated, he would saw a cord Of wood
fer his opponent, and Cice Uersa Mr.. Carver
lost his bet 1--WE 6elieUe), and this morning
will fulfill the stipulations by saving the
wood IN front Of Messrs. Conner 4 Richard
sons store. He commences his task at 10
0 clook a. m, and now wants to make bets
against time.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21
The Shelbyville american Union saws:


The Shelbyville american Union says:
We are rejoiced to know that Hon J. W.
Leftwich has been elected to Congress ia the
MemE his District He is a decided Demo
crat, and one of the best men ia the State
Once member and perfectly familiar with
his duties, the people of Tennessee will find
him useful and able representative.
Speaking of Captain Sheafe elected to
Congress by the Democracy of the Shelby
vile district) the same paper says:
1t is now certain that Captain Sheafe Is
our member elect to Congress. He has tri-
umphed over Col. Eillman, the radical nomi-
nee, by several hundred votes. The triumph
Of the gallant Sh cafe is a great 'one-ones of
which he may we'd be proud. At one bound
as it were he has risen to a front rank
among the public men of Tennessee. Com
ing here as a stI anger he is now known from
one end of the State to the other. He is
now no longer " an obscure Federal Cap
tain" As public speaker he has but few
equals In or out of Tennessee, and we pre-
diet for him brilliant career in Congress,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Late advices from Paraguay. confirm re
ports heretofore published concerning the
cowardice of Minister Washburne, who
allowed Lopez to murder American citizens
without even entering protest or murmur
ing at his iendish conduct Washburne &C
tually ran of and left his post of duty.
Such knave should be sent to the Dry
Tortugas for life
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

STARTING STRAWBERRIES IN PoTs.-This
plan is gaining favor among cultivators.
Small pots filed with good earth, are sunk
in the beds under the runners, and when
the young plant has become well rooted it
is separated from the parent plant This
plan allows planting to be done at almost
any time, as the plant may be turned out of
the pot without disturbing it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Geo. Edgar Grisham, once a militia cap
tain in Brownlow's chicken snatehers, but
now editor of the Jonesboro Flag and who,
while discharging the duties of a captain,
ordered a divorce trial q has. been elected
State Printer whereat he rejoiceth exceed
ingly. Why not let Edgar print all the
orders of court issued in this county
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Official returns from all the counties but
two in New York foot up 848,278, of which
4I9, 500 are for Grant and 428, 722 for sey-
mour. Seymour's majority, g, JOG. Hofman's
majority, 1892. The Official vote of New
York city is returned as follows Seymour,
1886; Grant, 1902.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Brick POmeroy is in i'll health, and finds
ike a great many other extremists, that it
is a hard matter to " bile over" as in days of
yore, now that Seymour has taken an eter7
nal trip up the Salt river country, Hold
on gentlemen, don't all die at once, stick it
out for four years more and always beready
to work for white man cause.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Some time ago a paragraph was going the
rounds of the press to the effect that Brown
low was a partner to the rewards he Of
fered for the arrest Of persons charged. with
crime Blackburn and Brien, the latter hav-
ing at one time applied for the vacant Judge
ship caused by the resignation of H a.
Harrison, are the men who put the rumor
in circulation. Brownlowy in card bearing
date Nov. 18th, fatty denies the charge.
Who cares2 Its a radical muss-some one
has told a lie all hands engaged, doubtless,
were broke IN on that business years
and years ago
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Yesterday morning one week ago, while
riding into Memphis, James B. bingham
was thrown from a horse and sustained pain
full though not dangerous wounds His col
lar-bone was broken and left shoulder dislo-
Gated
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Switzerland, Austria and Norway, have
recognized the Spanish Government, under
the conviction that it will receive the
sanction Of the Cortes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

The Democrats will have only eleven
members in the United States Senate: Two
from Delaware, two from Kentucky, two
from Maryland one from California, one
from Georgia, one from Nina esota, one from
New Jersez. ana one from Ohio
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

The Louisville Democrat has been sold to
Messrs John E. Hatcher and w Il Perrin,
late of the Journal It's political character
VIII remain unchanged
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Two ferry boats collided at New York
last Tuesday, causing the death of nine
persons and the manning of twenty others.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Last Wednesday heavy snow storm was
raging throughout the Eastern States, and
the people were enjoying sleigh rides a
heavy fall of snow occurred at St Louis on
the same day. 1t does seem as if we are to
have a hard winter sure enough.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Good reader, did you ever hear of the
Tennessee Legislature You have not!
Why the pesky thing is in session at Nash
vile right now. Poo, poo
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

The Legislature viii petition Congress for
aid in removing obstFuotions to steamboat
navigation in Tennessee river a move in
the right direction.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

1t is now .ascertained, almost beyond a
doubt, that Georgia went Democratic by
$4,000 majority
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Lopez, President of Paraguay, has had
his two brothers, Benjamin and Henzio, pus
TO death
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

The Cairo Democrat, once a high footing
Democratic journal, has gone over to the
radical party, tooth and toe-naiL Sow It
ought to 60 to h-lugirum
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Two hundred French factory girls arc
about migrating to New Orleans.-AppeaL
What for? Are there any factories there
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Colia1, the nan who got as many votes
for Vice President as Grant did for Presi-
dent married Ben. Wade's daughter last
Wednesday night OF course he agaded in Z
c. NJ Robertson, an old and highly es-
teemed employee of the Memphis & Louis
vile railroad was crushed to death by To-
connective near the depot building of the
company in Memphis on the morning of the
10th inst
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Half a million Arabs have died during
the Algerian famine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

Yesterday, (2Oth,) was the anniversary of
the doubling of the Cape of Good Hope, by
Vasco da Cana, in 1897.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-21

CoNCERNING JUDGEs.-A bill has passed
second reading, in the Senate, looking to the
election by the people of all our Judiciary
officers. 1t was then referred to the Judici-
airy Committee. The Democrats have turned
the manner in which most Of these officers
hold their positions into constant source of
argument and complaint against us, and if it
can be legally done, it viii be wisdom ON
the part of the Legislature to disarm the
enemy in this respect by decapitating those
who hold their positions by appointment and
submitting their election directly to the peo-
Dle-N0shUiELe Press and Times, l6th inst