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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

Which is RjgAt2-Foruey who runs two
papers, both daily, says, F" Andrew John
son was made President by the assassin.
In nearly all the loyal sermons which
were preached by the - loyal clergy, on the
occasion of LincOlns death, it was as sumed
that be was not a sufficiently stern man for
the exigencies Of the times; and that God,
knowing this to be so, had interposed to
have him removed, so that johnson, who had
the requisite sternness, might take his place.
Now who is right2 Forney, who says John
son was made President by the assassin, OF
the loyal" clergy, who say he vas made
President by especial interposition of Provi-
deuee2 If the clergy were right, then it is
Providence whom the Radical House has
impeached, and the Senate are about to try.
If Forney IS right then the " loyal clergy
told faisehood. Between them, they have
got each other into an embarrassing position.
To our mind It would seem but fair that
they should fix up matters. between them
as to let Providence off without damage
ReDudiQtOr
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

The Mobile Tribune thinks if Horace
Greedy, who is straining every nerve to have
the President impeaehed, convicted and in
carcerated, succeeds in getting him impris-
oned, he viii be the first man to rush up and
90 on his bond, in order to appear magnani-
nous
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

Mr.. Thomas J. Damon, of Wayland.
Mass, lately killed hog twenty ard a
half months old, which weighed $50 bis
dressed When butehered they took from
him % pounds of fat and trimmings, which
added wouId make $50. He was cross OF
the Chester White and Mackay breeds.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

A gentleman who has just arrived at st.
Paul from FORT Ransom, Dakota Territory,
reports that the Indians about Fort Totten
are starving, and that the garrison itsef is
on half rations
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

The boiler of "a steam saw mill exploded
at Brownsville, Tennessee, Thursday night,
killing the engineer and two employees.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28


The Close cf a MeHagerie.-fhe \. o.
Times thus chronicles the close of the
Louisiana Black and Tan Menagerie:
The curtain has at length fallen on the
Black and Tan farce which has been on the
boards for three months past at the Dryades
street Institute. Though a farce, the per-
foFmance was a very melancholy one. and it
was only the closing scene which gave any
thing like general satisfaction. A few days
since the performers attempted to secure
favorable mention by a subsidy TO the re-
porters; We are, however, glad to be able to
state that the Reporter Of the Times was not
included in the list He looks upon the ex-
eeption IN his case as an honor, and the
Editor in Chief Of the Times honOrs him for
thus regarding it Anything that the Con
Vention voted was a fraud upon the people.
Freddy a fair haired YOungster Of four
summers the other day, after being for some
time lost IN thought, broke out thus, address
ing bis father:
: Pa, can God do anYthing7
Yes dear
"Can he make a two year old colt in two
minutes p
" hy." said the astonished Be-snti > he
would not Wish to do that, Freddy
But Il lie did wish to, could iteE IN
sisted Freddy.
Yes, certainly, If he wished TO-
What IN two minutes
'' Yes, IN two minutes
WelL then, be would nt be two years
old. would be p
The old gentleman collapsed
The blacks are tbirty-siz votes ahead in
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

Rankin, a negro Magistrate, was qualified
at Memphis on the Goth inst
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

Spring bonnets are the Fanchion and
Marie Antoinette shapes of the winter,
made triHe aaring Yellow and light
black straws viii be worn, and variety of
fancy straws with insertions Of silk and satin.
Some hats Of silk galoon, in brown and gray,
are made up on frames, and are prettier
than Neapolitan. For dressy toilets, bats
are worn Of light eolored Nalines lace.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

The New York Tines says: at is only a
question Of time as to when the Democratic
party will come into power"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

+" The Naked Truth Miss Menkin, IN
the course Of an action brought against her
the other day by some carriage builders, de-
clined 70 pay on the ground that after she
had the carriage the mud splashed in, and
covered her dresses" Judye opinion OF
Miss Menkin has risen considerably since
reading the latter statement Haying only
acquaintance with Miss ~ through seeing
her at stleys. tied to the back OF horse,
or IN dishabfILe IN pictures in the shop
windows, Judy had fallen into the very
natural error of supposing that Miss NJ. did
not wear any clothes at all. 1t appears,
however, that the jury, holding with the
ancient wise saw that Truth IS or ought to
be naked, extended TO the interesting horse
woman no sympathy a5 az 0n the score 0t
'the mud which covered her dresses but
gave their verdict in favor Of the coach
builders
Things L1nkeoson. Slow us the man
whose waist has ever been compassed By IN
arm Of the sea
Who has ever seen the COW that ever had
calves On her legsY
Where is the identical nose Of the bellows
that ever smell ratf
Where is the person who was ever felt for
By tho heart Of au aak7
What vocalist can lay claim 70 having
ever been listened t0 b. an ear OF cornl
Who has ever been pushed 5y shoulder
Of mutton2
The individual who wis ever seen by the
eve of a potato has never been visible
Was there ever aa individual unlHcky
enough to be abused By the mouth oi aay
rivez7
of a ehest Of drawers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

The Nerl ! ork Tribune now pronounces
boldly in favor Of forcing. negro suffrage
upon tie North It says:
Republicans IN all the States had better.
make up their minds at-once that there cans
not be two policies in the party-one for the
North and one for the SoutEs We cannot
give the ignorant millions of freedmen 10 the
Rebel States the ballot, and at the sans time
refuse it to the educated thousands IN the
North. If We attempt such jugglery, we
shall find out that we have not cheated the
negro, but ourselves. Forit should be borne
constantly IN mind that every concessions
made to the eewardly minority of the party
is more than eounterbalanced by the effect
upon the conscientious aud courageous ma
jority. Nine-tenths Of the Republicans be
zlieve in impartial suffrage, and are resolved
to carry it through.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

The excitement upon the impeachment
question helps to divert attention from the
danger. But we cannot afford to falter and
hesitate about proclaiming the vital pTinci-
pies of the Republican party; if there is
danger in advocating justice, in not advoca-
ting it there is certain ruin.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

The blacks are tbirty-six votes ahead in
Richmond on the revised registration.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28
No. I8 mADEsOA STREET.
.Memphis, 2'cE85.

The PUBLIC LEDGER IS served fo citv
subeeribefs ~ la4thtu carriers FIFTE9s CENIs psr
week, payable weekly e. th- carriers -
By mail, EIGHT DOLLARS per ahuuu1. 5r se,sB -fv.
Her ruoatl. in aiEauc8
TIE Public Leger tn iargst daily eirluiu ~ 1sv
paper Pvhllshsd fn er1late % Ienuessse.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-28

Es complete, TIE largest estatsaen kna in
the s7uthwcst- " euFto5 acre boz Fable Fornsn aed
turr cut the tsst q usrk at ths rsost saa1 icg
msr7 5u WhITMoREs& CO.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21

fferreih tptrD tDDant Dte Gr9an3un9 peneloen
bilben Der 0erein tptberfrebt aber ber MuS@
bilbuna zines eentraliirenben Ginbeits faats
unb baber Dem Gtntrttt 8aserns IN bengfprb>
beutlhen Bunb tpie er berntalen 9efals
tet 1T.
emanuel @eibel 1T spn ieiter @tequn9 ais
@rpf0or AT Der uniperiitit Mln4en entlaf>
ien. Diele Mabresel 1T bur9 fem @ebt4t,
tpel9es benz &6ntse bon Yreuben BET fetnent
Beiu9e Qubed5 ais Mpr9en9ruB lberretht
putpe, %peranla6t. Mtt benz Mmte oer1tert
@eitel 3us1ei4 cine ni&t unbetrd9tli9e Gin
ratnte.
Wur3burs.-@e it eintser Belt tperben
in bteliaer@eeenb naerfwlrbtse @iebbiebfdble
in arpeem Mablabe ausselbt. go tannen
auf bemS 4walbenbpf Bel 8tr4beim l7Stud
Sbafe fort unb Dom S4ieBbu9cl Bel &ptter<
bprf oar 40 Stud, pbne baB man Der Ttebe
tabtaft tperben fpnnte.
1emnG9f fol- bier eut srpbes antipreuBt>
fhes 81att, tas fih Der Yottecurter" 11en'
ttet triQ, tns Qeben 9erufe1 tperoen.
@nrttembere.
Stuttsart.- Die u8lrser<3eitun9"
me1bet:
SER IbepbprG ulenfein, rabn1lid befannt
ais Naturiprl4er, Bat pom Der nntceritdt IN
Nep<gprf etnen ebrenppQen &uf erbalten.
Sb li6 berielbe bur9 1000 Dollars @onprar
na6 Mmerifa perlpden 1dbt, 1T mod unbes
ftmmt. Seine @emabltn, bic als 8anftlertn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21
&tr6lt&e8 eri6te.
9nIlnbt14 3.
(Gin t.)

G1usfa, Garser g., II. Nc". 6s.
2teber @arberer.
Sd babe beinabe per9e1en, oaB ant 6ter
December ant a~tpetten Srnnta9 I'M AoSe11t
pie neue ct. Gtfp1aus<air4e 1T Carver
benz @pttesbiente feierlt6 tpirb erDfnet tper<
ben, rppsu a1e Gbrtit9ldubtaen BON Nab 1t11o
f5ern einaelaben tperbe1t, unb tppsa th 1e4S
@rteiter etn9elaben babe.
Der Natrprt Der Stride, bus Bib oes be1l:
Ntfplaus, 1T bel SIR. 8pemrel TIT ct. gaul
1T feinem Mtelter, ipwie aud bortielba bic g.
malten @lasfenter 1T Mu9en16ett gu reb@
men.
Die @runbmauer CUR aeuen Stride III
G1asfa 1T ;fpar 9ele9t, aber Der 1tel19et1l<
lene Shnee unb bas falte Metter bat bic
Maurerarbeit Bis Sriibjatr ein9eftelt.
Die STRIDE in Carer puroe crit int Sep
TENDER %ansefaneer, uno baben ba3u NtAtfaz
ttplifen ,tambafte 8eitrdse 9%eletitet. gle TT
int epttiihen StYle, Sc BEL 80 Sui. u11o NIT
eineln eisenen @resbYteriunl, "a BET % Sup,
erbaut ppn Mr. 8a6mu1 aus ypun9 Mnte.
RIGA. Colonel @rts9s urternabn1 bic Srlds
@rbett.& 9te&trhe fpn1n,t auf $3o0O-4OOO
gu feben.
@erslih perShrtse,
P. MaSnue, 0. s.B.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21

8rtcfber Trau Grbe an tbreu
8ruber ben 80 pnb.-2teber 8ruber.-
@te LANCE 1T es i4pn ber, bab i'd Dir nidt
sefhrteben babe, aber es tpar ntdt metne
Sdulp. SD bin felt etntser 3ett tn alien
@liebern franz. Netne Rtnber betben bic
8ranfbett Grbbeben. Gs tpar aber audi Elm
8eben, baB ip9ar alte iplibe 6duler an@aQ<
ltreet wafli9 tpurben unb man4es einflr3te.
Mub th es mir bod iebt aud nod eefanen
laKen, baB etnt9e faptnof i4ttge 9rpfehpren
auf meinem Safe berum futidtren urt, met
men Norbpol gu entbeden. @as sebt bieie
metn Nprbppl an. Das Gnbe pom Qteoe
pirb letn, tbr Seritanb ptrb einfrteren. Neie
ne 8inber wpQen mir nt4t metr folsen -
lberaQ &epr1uticn, @fanbal unb S4ptntel.
Metn @pbn 9outs, Der bod etpas fir mta
tbun fDnnte, tpenn er polte, BAT ertlart
frembe N~nseleeenbeiten 9in9en tbn NtHta an.
9ersli9 bic betnt9e - SEQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21
3reufen.

STIR bic Musbreitun9 bea
8atbplieismus III Der Scarf 8ranbenbure
birfte es fem f9la9enberes Momert 9eben
ais bic In nd9fer 3ett beppr1tebenbe Grid
tuna eines 4loi ters 1T unleren Mauera: @ez
le9entli6 bes 25<idbrtsen @rteaeriubtldllms
'bes Gr,rriefers 9anel bat Der 8erltner 30
nifacius>0 eret bas @runb@Gapttal 9e1pens
bet.
Srter.-Oer &0nis Yon @reueen bat bic
9umrte Don 10000 Iblrn. ais Settrag gum
9usbau Der Siebfrauen>&irhe bier betptl@
li9t.
Gm9lanb.
ga Der prptefantilHe 8iiapf pon Srfprf
1T 1ebr in @erlegenbeit iber bic 8efebrnna
fetner Tp1ter unb ibres .@atten, etn Stdt
fprbibire &eetpr, 5urt fatboltlhen @lar:
kpr-
Treiburg.-@ te mani Bort, 9eben BIZ
leitenben 6erren 1T Sretbur9 ernftlt4 mt
benz @ebanfen UNI, benz seritcrbenen Crypt:
i4pf 6errman ppn @tcari Elm Denfmal 81
errt4ten.
- Der @apt Bat bet Yrpfe1pr Der Sir:
AenselAihte at Der untperftdt Sreibnrg
Or. Mlspg, ta1 9fpm etnlaben 1afen, Tin
bai e1bf AT ben Gprbereitunsen fur bas BE.
pprfebente pfumeniiAe Gpnetl Spell SIT net:
1tett.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21

-@enn bic Meser f9 chamber itlbt ni9t
trauen, tie 1olen benn anbere tbnsn trauen ton-
net? Sn Der 1auabesa Court int Staate &la<
bama ,purbe pur einiseu Sasen cine reselmdbise
l@war3e Sury berufeu. IS Meeer fanben unter
Mnflaae, ieber Don ibnet s~erlanste uur weibe
@ef&wurenen. Die farbisen @ei@wureueu "a
fen in ibren 9Ossn BON Montas Mursen Bis
@amfas atent, ubne bab ie einen ein3iseu6au
,ur Gnti@eibuns erbielteu. " 's'
-Sn Teras inb 5 MiQionen Stld &inbeieb
unb bod serbinbert bic @arme bas gutterma<
den, Butter be3iebt man aus benz Norten une
bas gieb pirb mad ben, Nurben ~perfauft. Ges
@ubens 8aumpoce serl9aft @toT 3u &lei-
bunssRaden, tpabreub mir bort einea Marft fur
unleren 8ei3en fnben. @o bdngt Elm She'll in
berllniun pom antern as, unb bieies benefit bic
Notbwenbisfsit elmer Union, bic auf@esenititis=
feit, 8riberli9teit unb Giutra@t sesrinbet 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21

@ert6tli6e Gntfhetpun9ent tn
Se5ug 1uf 3eitungen.-Sm fplaenz
ben 9eben tptr eintae Gntlheiounaeu Der
bph1hm @erthtsbSfe bss 9arbes, bic in Be
su9 auf 3eitun9en 9em1tt porpen iinb.
Gstft mlnf6ensncrtb, pab aae Npi bean,.
ten, 70 ,pte 3tttnnssleler ba1nit befannt tperz
ben:
l. Sober @ptmetier 1T perpfihtet, brtef~
lthe Nniet9e gu mahen, tpenn Elm Mpnnert
es unterldDt ietn glatt bon Der Npftpffce III
bplen. (OaS !3urldlenben Der ,3ettuna 1T
ntdt 9cnllserp.) Sernahldili9ung 'bteier
9ftht madt oet 9ptmetiter Serantpprtlid
fir ben Mbpnnementsbetraa.
2. Jeee 9erip on, bic cine s3eitun9 re9elntdb,
t9 aus elmer 9ptpfce nt1nntt, pb ptelelte an
ie apreiiirt 1T pber 1ttdt, 1T fir 8e3ablung
o%erantmprtlth.
3. @enn Senaanp feline 3ettuns abbeitelt,
70 1T er perpFihtet, a1e Nidtdnpe gu be3abs
len, trtprt9cnfaas Der 6erauS9eber bas &eht
Bat, bic 3eitun9 fprt3ufhiden unb beu ppaen
demonstrating 5u cp1ectiren, g1eth ptel
pb eieielte pom Der ppt 9enpmn1e,1 miro pper
niht.
4. SIM Safe Elm Mbpnnentbie ;3eituna ub<
ite1t unb Der Nbpnnent rin1mt btelelbe aud
ferner Don Der @otcffce TT Gmpfuns, 70 1T er
perpfi4tet, bielelbe5u be;ablen BAT.
5. Die @eri6te BADEN entlhteben, baB bic
Wei9eruns 3ettun9en ODER 3ettihriften son
Der 9pff gu nebnen, ODER tpent1 etne @eripn
ibre @cbnun9 perle9t, pbne es an3u3et9e
poer ,penn ie mad elmer b f ellten 3ettz
uns pber:3 eitihriiten 8 al n d naafra9t
ais abii6tlt6er S4wtnbe1 betra4tet
tptrr. 3D."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21
Gin Slid aber europa.

England fetert bic @usbebuns bes
Sttnmreates uno benuBt iie fur ben Sies
elmer Sartsi, bic d9 perpFt6tet bat, ben
9auptbebel gum Drude Srlanbs, bic gerbin<
ouns spiiaen Staat unb Der G%pisfppalfirhe
auf5ubeben.
Sranfretd tpartet auf bas Mblerben
Napplepns, bes Mannes, unter beNen Dpnaz
tte bas sano gu srosem materieaen @ebeiben
u1'o iet1er ebemalisea g'r0be selanst 1T.
Spanten mag aus elmer Mpnar6ie lit
etre Nepubltf lberss9cn, mas hurh Ste Gt>
ferluat Der @iriranten auf Ben 9trpn nch
befrreert su tperpen lheint.
Stalic1 wadelt inter Ser eajt unr Der
8arbe ieiner Shulben, Steuern, ieiues aus
ihreifenoen, lieberlths1 uno ;ertDrenpeu
&eidsrattes une itiner l1mitur;lsr.
Seferrrth iririt iifirt trlittjheuslit,
1'tebr baS Tpnautta! tiaunter, ais tier ben
Matn, 1nb serlptnt iih immer mtbr nit
@reuBsn.
ur9drn reprdienttrt ein isltiritanoiscs
Neta i'm 3atiertbume uno piro talp osn f.
ri9lthea tphartipfrattiden apNutb lit Gn-
pfan9 nebmen.
NuBlanb, bas eurppatlhe Mpuaelieu,
!partet am 8pspbprus auf ben Stur, Der
Surfet, bstpest iiA aber untsroe0en nahgRitz
telaiien btnein, bebnt bas Gsarent6um aus
bis mad Snbien an bic S1u0e Gbina's, bis III
ben Jnfeln Sapans unb nirnmt She'll NIT
BEN Scr. Staaten an Dem yreiie bes Sritn>
tes.
Surten1anp BART 1T 9tnflQtateit ul,p
@bselebtbeit u1b 1T bur6Turrasut 1T Surht
setraht wprper, bab ei1e Msra Der Ssmraz
THE unb Naians Der Ser. @taaten nit Griez
9enlanp bic Spe3talfarts Der 9irfst umdnz
bern fDnne.
SIN a1en @infel1 unc alen 8anten 1T Elm
Ntnsea gut 9ei9tAtlthen 1hdti9fett beren
Aus9ans BENT Tiirfen Der MQmaht a1etn BE-
f1nnt 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21

Muffanb.- Gin 6cfnarr fam zines
Mprsens lit bas Sdlafgema4 bes &oniss
unb fdrte: -"
Hints @tntmels wtden, en-. Maieitdt, 10
eben besinnt Elm unsebeurer Auffanb, penis<
items 10000 @enlhen baben ii4 beretts er@
bpben!
Der aDnts, me19er int S4reden slanbte,
eS 1et tpe9er Der gu bpben Steuern, RET 1o<
slet4 ,lnter eas eben rorbetseberoe yplt
birub:
rGs lei Gu6 bic @dlfte Der Steuer11 na@b<
sela6en"
vS", faste Der 6oiaarr, Der nur bas @uf<
fteben aus benz 8ette senteint BATE, has Bat
ten Gp. Maietdt nidt 9ebrau4t Der Mufz
tanb pirbe iiA iApn beute Na4t BON ielbff
tpteber selest baben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-21
Mput.

Der Y1tit bat bic Nnerfennuns Der propi>
iprii6en &esteruns serretsert. Mu9 nod
aneere &e9terun9en baben bic elbe nerpei>
CERT. Da bic Sunta bic fatbcli16e @eete>
ru1s n%iebersureteen, bas Subentbum unb ale
anberen Settenttrhen aber a%uf3ubauen 1u9t,
Bat CT nod ntebr @runo basu.
S~efferrcib.
= Gs (onen nun etrf1 so Mitslteber Der
g ieQihaft Seiu, Yrelde aus Spanien GER
trteben tpurben, tterber fpmme1, I'm, ibren
Mufentbalt bier gu nebmen, 100 bteie t~peitper<
brettete @eleqI4aft fpwotl in unierer 6aupt<
ftabt@ten,a ais aud int naben@ebtrse @obn<
eebdube une @runbflde beiist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-31

READ Turs.-It will be seen BY an
advertisement under "New To-day,
that u contract will be let for tue cree
ton of a School House in Gold Hill, on
Saturday next. The plans aud specin-
cations eau be seer nj the Postofice IN
Gold Hill. All proposals will DO di,
rectcd to P~ostoffce box No. Il, Gold
Hill. This is Il cash job, aud builders
would do we'll to hand in their bids ~
uuce.
NEAr.-The stage in Theatre Hall Is
quite neatly decorated for the Demo-
cratic Convention. In the rear OF the
At ,ye is II large new oil painting, In a
70 = heavy guilt frame, OF Horat'o
Sc mour, pninted in Virginia City, oy
Mcclellan, the artist aud two por-
traits of Washington, aud one OF An-
drew johnson; with several nhndsome
American fags-that is to sny, the stars
and stripes.
BULLION. The amount OF bullion
shipped from Gold Hill last week was
Sll2,5l3 IS. By mistake, the amount
uuLlished on saturday was only S42,'
1926 Al. Quite q difference.
The t.JAps."-The famous Japanese
troupe give one Of their unriv"led tn
tertainmeuls at Carson this evening.
OpExED.-The Divide School opened
to-day. with 81 scholars in attendance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-31

The STAFF OF LIrE.-Jscob Becker,
the Pioneer Bnker of Gold Hill, whose
place is n few doors above the Town
Hall, is determined that no interloping
Bread Baker from Virginia City shall
undersell him, has rome out and de-
clnred q war in the Bread line. He
will now sell sixteen lonves of bread,
equal to any baked in the State, for oLe
dollar and pies aud cakes, cheaper
and better than any to be bought in
Gold Hill or Virginia. Jacob means
business" When he talks in that style.
a3-lm
GOLD HILL CHoP-HorsE.-One Of the
best places in Gold Hill 10 get II good
po]rtvr-house stenk, ham and eggs, fresh
bread. fresh butter, good coffee and tea,
pies, doushnuts, and Il COOL square
meal, is ut P ter Becker's Gold Hill Bal
kerry and Chop-hous", Main street, OPP
posite the Eclipse Stables. al I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-31
Postponed.

n HE RAFFLE FOR TIE HORSE, SADDLE
j and Bride, which was TO have taken plaeeat
u G Express Saloon, Gold Hi, tbs eSeLinE Tche
rnflc for the Diamond Ring, which was 70 rave
taken place there also on the l2th inst, " posti
poned until tho 18th inst, at which unio ~ ~
Ooeittvnlv take place. eutVH
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=
TGu election for saia Delegates ,hall be held
at the came time and place., and be conuutted IN
The came manner ana subject 10 the eaue tcsis,
election Of Delegates 10 the County Convention.
Rslred, That the following be ADOPTED by
the Union Republican Party OF Storey County as
the mode Of determining lis choice Ter the once
OF United States senator:
SecCnu-lhe Delegates chosen TO the County
Cohyention shall, before making any Legislative
nominations, ADOPT the follow Ing estltliILs: j.
1. ke.9red, That the Legislative nominees OF
this Convention are instructed and are required
10 pledge themselves that they. Will, II elected,
support by their votes ard other"ise ior NC
ONCE Of United States Senator, 50 long rs Le
shnll be a candidate, the Lerson Cesigl atcu as We
choice Of the uni,n voteTs Of this county, In tic
manner hereinafter prescribed, 10 wit:
2. AT tie Lcxt geLelal eieetitn cacn Union
yoler, who may 90 choose, sLau Lave written or
printed upon his ticket, III aaGitlth " tLe namts
Of candidates for ofLce. 10 he tEereat tlleG, Tie
WORDS: For United states Senator: -
Ealing the blank with the lane Of his cheiee itr
saio LositiCn); AID tie person whose Lame sLdii
thus be placeu upon the largest number VI Ihltn
tickets shall be considered the choice u lLS
Union party Of this County for raid position, and
shall receive the support VI tie Legislative Gcle.
80 AticLct shall be considered q Cnicn ticket
which votes for the Union Presidential Electors;
for tie Union candidate iLr CtLgfess, aLd itr ai
the Legislative and County n.mihees o. 'his
Thirc~So person shall be nominated fer the
Legislature by the Convention until he sian
have pledged himself u aOiLe by Tic foregoing
resolution and to Cbey its insliucliIns
Fourth-The saia Convention .Lel prescribe
The mode Of st y : ,ing,aSsSa vt \ s,S In III lie I iesS Z,
thereof. G. J. HILIEk, Chairman.
JIG. WILCOX. Sec'y. ap24 I'd
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Gold Hill Public schools.

THE DIVIDE SCHOOL WILL REOPEN
l MONDAY, August 81.
AL pupils residing north OF an east ana West
Grammar School Scholars, Will attend this
School.
The Schools In the Second Ward win not r..
open until the new building 10 erected, prooaoly
October ]. n. a; Il. BAIL,
AZ lot Ctrk o. ooASu'
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Pl,EAa.

FLEAS.
LYoS's MAGNETIC lSsEcI rowpER is sure and GER
tain death TO everything Of the insect spee'I-Fea
lioaI hes. NosQuIiOrs, hnts, Bugs,
III KILLS INS1A N1Lf.
What is peculiarly surprising In rrgnr'! TO ms ar
lIclc Is, that Notwithstanding itsi'istnlit aealn y ~
s.rts n il upricctly harmless to mankind anu 90
n,cstic animal. II can be inhaled or eaten Nth I'M
nunity. II bcur the testimony VI eminent d!sinter'
es'e" FRuM POISON.
No article has evvrgiven such positive Satisfaction
III Its use. T. ,,s,r al
reality used-dIrectlons accompany each mask. 81
The genuine has thrsignature Of E. LYON. ana ths
rr ynte stamp OF DEAAs BARNES & TO. livery
Hing else OF this kind ID MI imitation or lounteIeN
Any druggist viii procure the genuine II you insis
Sold By druggists and dealers en- the Pacific coast
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ReSo!red. That the Union Republican County
Conventions OF this State be recGnn .ci!ed ai.d
requested to require a pledge IRON the Leslsla;
tive candidates TO support, for the otLSe OF
ccIye. al the genera! election, The highest hum.
Der Of votes for such Cfice In their county: upon
Union ballots, all ballots TO be considered Union
ballots which shall contain the m OF
all the Union nominees for Electoral. State ard
Legislative offices. c. j. DELONG.
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Ma.
tional Union Republican Party.
{. c, BATTERNAN, Secretary. au2l ID