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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14

Rarnuta . - Stein g.ittel IA ddt. auser bic gprru
rSpuppap, Dscps2lprf u. 3pnepn' fnb In ietem
Piaite hes I'm jeee glafe pter Sd,adtel ssnidetttn De.
braudsanpeifuuss Dudes ~ untsridtiten; tsutlid iett
man lie, msnn mat has Vlatt aeasn has giht bait. Cine
auto Ss!ptnuua trhalt, wer %tsrartise sashniit siebt
saR man cine peripn eeer gerieren. bic bic Weeiineu
nadmaden pter nadssn,adts s~erfaufen uns babsi uihsp
eae lie uHdGt line, %enteedeu.
~ 8u taben III Der 6atrit hes Protectors ppapfuap
Rr. so, Mdieen Zane. Htew'gerf, .nne bel ausn rsipet
,abelu &yeibetsrn uub arlnftsndnblera in fr sonssr
sipiiiirtsn gbeit.
So Winnit man bic ~srSberen errtsu, 10 tripart mar
bsesuIenp 4! ~.
rem StSrnna ilus ieser guhie unb Sdddtel teiaeiua 3
Go SanSler mir ueirei nchittfannten Irpretti
fpnuen ibre S9autarten, 9,rfaiare &c. f%citcrirri ;ise
Or. so. Maiten Qane. IN. mtneen. ipiateIAG =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14
Sic 8eiltnnoe.
3rbcrmann icin ci8cacr Nrati
0allOwaD's ptllrn
...... SaItptpay'8 Saibe.
Observation-Disclosures ees' Wasens, Der eeber inIt
tyitfactufiSs-

.#. SNAtctpsD
Observation-Disclosures ees Ntasens, Der &eber il;e
Siiaepcice.
Der Ila8en ii her srpFe Wliltelpuntt, welttr bic &c
imsGett ptsr Srdittett res Splierns %tceintiuet, Api
ihlehter Bebraud pter SarHduu8 eurf Srttlle trttsr
ais naturllde Bp8et NereaNlnes, Seidiprrfcn, nbelrle
hcnber Mttcm unb a%lBtineine &rldlafling her 6rdfIe en,
Wit tcfr @elirne IN Wettinetu8 iiebenb, 1T eann fti
Dta5sn Die Guele ron 8rpipeb, geihiaer Nieser9elGNd'
Benpeit, Nsrrenbeihireree ile rrerquttlttem Stlate
Die peter tritt IN uiitleiesniNait lnb erjtult Vsllelt'
Strrunbtn. Sd,Irer,er IN Der Seite II. I. T. Der Inter
lctt mabt lid ~etenfals pur6 0srftppfuug, Durdfau uni
Nasr telnertlid'. Die Saaptmtrfuna eisler ptiet gttI
auf Zen Wastn, ute ecter, Sunsen ~llrterleib ine Mic
rem rebmsll an ibrtr pisserbeletenpen unp ~idtfenser
ssofe nnb eai,ana
nne Itrtt her aeipRbnlibfeg uno besartiafft dlf hieft n
Gpntirtnts bcrrldcneet uebel; ibnfl writ te Salb,
ipe,isn ~tniaeaen, psIhe ;unidi has tSiit ~ausrpltct trl
baum ole Setiuftg %rpnetket.
a3pic 3eiuc. alte SBiuiscn nno G;efcbpiire.
llctei, bic ptele Sabre t~artnddis iebtrn aneerer ID tie
ctsr Ssbanelans srtrpst. fnh unabdntsrli6 einisen Gin
~reibuaset eieier tratIi8en Salbe 8enideh,
SdutdIsid,ldae,
bic SpIget elmer fdlehten DlutmifbarS rbsr brsui.
ftsr sstsen. persea tara he berits4snts Strait tisie
pietererseust. Sic itctlrift piele Sdminf Diittel Inn
ieniige S%pilstten. 9npentarien eart ibrs 5abisteit, jim
Nen, Sigblaltsrn ans anstrs Sf7ats'G ntlisaunssn ~
8rauen.g efdbrptreen.
Stten bic gatienten lung peer ali leeia 'cbtr sertsira
tbsi. an Ger Stwsils her Netblidttit eeer ttt'rr spsase'
runfie Der Ndtnr, eteie 2pnita ertpideln etrelt 70 enti
~fdiiepeisn Ginfue, eab tr eent 8eiunsteitss 3uifdtbe bait
cine ~nerflide Seleruna eiuiriit. Nus reineit pfanjer'
5ipien bsreitet, inb liz EN- idsres ite serlaBIidss Iiii.
tel ir ale Glafen Spn Brauen;irtnierr, IN iebem Sta
blum hes 9ebens ttnb ttt alien Observation-Disclosures.
4dniprrbpieci unc 1ifteIn. d
Seize 6prni, ieeet 5sibet tieler berrideneen inb BART.
radiaen eeteen wirp brtIih ire int eanIen Spiterne enrd
ben 8etraud tieies Grrsibuna s-liitteis ausasrcttet
ietnem (Setraude ipaen parr,e Sdbun9ell pprdusssben
Seine SeilIrafte pire nsdn utnbdnbtrli6 lhe '"r69ret
ietb nneen. +
Getes, Satbe nnt giIIen, frlIttn IL
feIetnben Bdlltn atbra NOT peretn:
iletertetue, anedflber sSlutben, 3riien .Geifwplh
| gerrentuna, BrdnemHnheii, Sanierrbpteen, .
b6ir Yeine, ~ &elenfitelfe, aufgetrunssrfnI
| Sduse, Rteupatismus, bffe Sruf,
Shptteen, GrpntaIen, Bied,ten,
bcier 8pph @sIdpBre, -fs'H 5ifeln.
SaliNue, bpjer sails, peneridc Sc
| (hpure Stht, grubwunttn,
| ptene Steltn, Wunbtn, 2enttnreb,i
" Sautleisen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14
Gro6f l]rrisfrnirNriQuna.
Wcilc Waacniabrif!

Die llritr.eitntit tdttn cine UaNnfasrtf IN Wr. 81.
wprtItr2 traBs, nabe tft rertnBlpHer:. %etaesliri, une
srfutsr has teuitbt publtuut initrirHtert, fp re1
her ~pttbtiafeit uHh IdgSsbdfdgtrtt mltrtr artsit sa
lefr,ritttr. Itr batsn cue crete Uusrabi Ter nc.
h,rudep, leif'sfen une tduettatttiitn righteousness.
guaaifs. gsaasr, Mediras& uue aneertr 5trttn teidu-
Fla %gprrdibia. spr Nnt tiaottittstI, irbene einer Wa.
asft her rur rtrlanst perteu iapr, apt Stlerura III ter
f~it,tGcn 9ett ~ tauen. aue Neparatnren wtIeCi outf
tiai,he upS yaRitii&ae ttferst.
@rai, &pibe n Sitprnfrrt.
(9uni2T-) Rr. 81, Wpttb', ndts truRa,pnltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14

Terner wtrStn Gentrafte ateeidirHeu fir Ddref' unb
SteelidttG ilr une ven 9ralGut unP Ocutitlaut.
S~c9eiitiftt > NaNd9itre rpn Bremen nab Baltimore:
6ir s%rp0Gicnr periCRtr, 4wiitcNect 500. so III sob
&trper ven | his 10 Sdtrcu.......... $2I
6inier inter Ctnenl Sabre .......... 81
Mud tann ter Sarle Setrda pcm Snlarhe Bis Bremen,
iprpie aud her @etrag yer 6iieurahn ven Baltimore mad,
allen perihiessnen glayth III amsritl beJablt ms bin.
terleDt peretn.
preiie Won unb mad 9~tVerPppl;
SIr c~r@adfsne NCripneu, srite Gniuc 80. $50 III @ctp,
8tnpsr ppn l Bis 123abren, bNlben prets. $40 -
Rinter inter einem Sabre ............-- IS
5piihensef fur e~rrradisns gsrlcuen.. $40 IN pdp.
&inttr pNt / bis IL Sabren.............$2O
Hlnetr inter ttntf III 10 III Dple'
no Bur bcfpnecrsm &eiultnlauabmc "a
lin Ger @ttahr, bctrpBen ~ i%pereeN, ~ eriAebeh, foil
ten pdingtere lire Babrbtaete nur IN Rem bureau hes
uNler ~ieid)netet ar9eieuten aBentcn taufeu.
vile weitsrs HuStunft u. 8Gib werbeR urertBeleltditr
tbeilt Won
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14
MuswGrtige Nluitraggebcr

perlenen. tie rcu uuSmarts gIui.rGbs fenseu. wptsn
genap ibre uno hes Guptinbers Ntrsne %hrtneten,
no gnfragen nen NuspartS rllt0fi rpt ctntit GRIT
lerugel U~eglcttet ittH, nm y%gaItitde ~rpieeeruns ju tn.
een, H. 9fniiic
I15t-) Ode gpu Voltiinert- mn @artlr
ma IS limb ,rct Sppeid,c Ndbmdid,inen iui
Narits; be Sine, ipttbe ron 0itStenricp = 80 IN
Ir. IL, 5bdrpltr. %pertauit pito, leitst inetr, ais irleuH
cine ahtere M1lbine. ClSi-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14

Ssnsral.N9tuteu her ySalimVre' . atr .GientafH",
Mr., o., Shdmesltr. Baltimore,
a~letrigem @etfdufsr Der gillette In Haltintprs.
Gtenfals fur ben Bsrtauf pom Silctct rad ptiiabel'
pbia unb Nep . Wort. Siad) Sbildeelpbid $2.25.
mad, Sc,o SprF $3.50. Baggage mtsH in mflner Of
flee mdrtirt. T2O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14
Bur Nabrtdt
fur
Ginw0uOrrr unb NriIrtOr
In tta 8.reimistem etaaten pou p,Ore.amtrifa
duf Ter
Baltimore bio @iicnbabn
g
alien 3Driltu OaS 8rObrn @citcts!
@rlparniR bon Sch, 3cit anc @nts
frrmMnn!

Die Gutfsrrung rrn Baltimore mad alien IttlGrr he's
WeRtnS err Der. Siadten Ia Guf bclcr GatG tirisr, ais
ron p6ilaselYbta Mem 'srri ptcr Nuf iraehe etntr GtNttn
&oHie.
GatsrtRttr, REttc Nd her Baltimore . Ottp. 6 tftn.
tdhN" %cESitntn, wertrr nif ~Ecnelben arBen utb 2Ddeer
%btiNtert rpis bic galaGtrre Ertrr Alals, rtlte metr,
ais tds Gepp:ltc jdtltr.
Dir lSleer tiesr Capu tdtct B%epslfeTle Siet, Werten
suv sthhI,tit t~rlsudtet, i'm EpiuIrr gCbctit, rNb es rirl
zen pa0aaiCren 3riniw ller perdtreidt; %ttr,lui, cE II
fur Sie ~@GauGnitdtsit UNI Stbcrbctt her Ya0a6ttrs in
allen Stiden aeiprat.
aut tieftrgabu fdbren tic gusNauteret auf'S SdntlRi
une Stltgic ic lit bic siniigc @olin i'll cen Der.
Ztdatert, nctd,c NmswdtcctTr nit SdtMtlIjigen
bcfprecIt. Aue arbtrr Vdtitet %befrrtcrt nod tinrtsr
GinpapeGrtr init ~laRgldmau GniarantenJiaer.
paNlatere pehlelr ami btefCr SGbn tie Waget rrhbreth
her sanisn GeiIe vpr Salttrtrre mao Cincinnati nut sirei
Mai; auf her adnish Strste SpiiteR Baltimore uno ct.
IpUIS, iyrie ;wiihen Baltimore une GbitaIp rur erei
Vial. Mad Cincinnati gelarat man III 80 SIInefH, nGN
81. 9cui5 lnb 9bted9p IN tipet SIBtn.
Sie9er gaiaaier nat 100 gtWnb @epdd fret. Atnber
rcn A lis II 9atrtu tsidbltn natect grets. Ninssr
inter 4 Sotren ltnb Adti fret.
Das e'rpif atpt nit zen paIa0teren Inp tentrt NIT
tBRta AZ gietber Belt an zen, SetimnunBsrrt an. 9tn
tteeer erblit etrc Seiheinteuns uber ieiu GeYit bis an
auf alltR Sratipueu. no QBdsen ~atntdfelt ncrttr. fnS
beutlTe N9enten %aRaeOtut, tint BIC 6trrlneerer jurett
~ weiieu lip fur rte ttbti8e YefpreerutG ibtes @epnfs
~ iprSen, Gin Nprtbcil, nel6er aNt feintr anbeIn Dabn
stbpten pirp, uRe en- a8ent ir OteIie bis GticdSp unb
ct, ecui5 Rsbt dgf Npfen fcr S~tcrtabn tSffeliGait nit
ben Girpaneersrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14
Sbilion's DoppsI-Sfcn >So&>
.... bccrocs, IL

Differ Ntsrs dbstirtTt I'm YtiftN tc7 ~Nrnileris
{iufahrti CJcnpmtt lr behrdgr ven ~ flHhe'stiaL
ihreus. Iwe pr1i6nsiBtr ]plftauiti, rttirrn tNe ntf"
.,dtr Gutgtr ngs ihnliteu Grirnsun6fr gHt itnt "ai-
tN, 2tmcrtu, @ralrI WOODEN t%eisnters Nm leia Hai
mes 1aitr iur tay g0iih, UNI 9lttirlintt ~ ucftn'
INail ,u haiftr, oitt "a feline heirrs W1httrie sim
lster her ft ;irgH RuitR Vetbtert 'rltaNta wtl, lelit
80 stitu ]auitpsl. 81 t,Ut GdHien IssNf Yen geh'
StieH Attt as trtHtN rtFtrtn, al; ZEN aRirrct.- Der
irltt bat AZ. mreuptW ~NtgttiuuHefni dutn Grerir
Qutpirn, tcprtltc uni rtnbitttarc Erc'ltrdt ghH
gtllute fturritjyJn. lt Tia,ltn fNs tter wa ule
a wtrs In Itttm E1l, a'rartigt cav ttr { len AIT sadi,
tUsr man ,dti, tiS @yls urit. llutUlt tattt Ton
uttlUtt are ned t1 urs itu tal 90 Cbrtu %9drmmtp.
&c tr uitt d1-l SEfgIsuurBfa srlhaHtiS ntpTsttu
kdtte.
B. gRcatbrrbu s ZUhuS,
vi. 40 unh f2 r'attAr.t
ars bic Tgtu+r ir siut St,rts mt Cdtn. No--j
re 0tSa Az cine d6it Sp,ucidht sidhmaibine
bdtcu, acre III 7. u, DicScrnsp \ cS. N w. II,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14

NeW.Yort'sSe leu6 na,-@ass
r6brtn in elmer Gsfammtldnee bon 225 Net
len iino IN Tew ycrt aslest; l0. 1000 2dmptn
erleubten bes Wahts Die Stra6en Der Staet;
absr- virast mid nur at1t pie2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14
sscutld,c Maarcn.
Nlruc @aarcM

Snrbfn frbaItfn
Wedten Sdret,er-, fimtur0er. unt arunea atduttr-
8Gis, tpNiabf&e Sarines. andpsit, 9nrseltn II, ~.
2lud iriibe Grtitn, 9initn, 9wttidBtR, ftt bffeR Stin
fen, Rbein, uRe Giaret- gpctnr lei '
tonis y. pi,it 4 9riiecr,
(gli5,1S) Rorecf'&dt seu Sanrrfr mnb Soireerer.
SDcben erbniten:
Webtsr Sameiier. NIT g~iinturNcr Wdif, icrie
10 .Ntieu airtr1teiner iS6lers M
psidt ,ug s~sialiata Asnaglne em9ltat-
utptpb Wfdrtlnt,
-.... |.HyH,.I l Dir. G5, %CHDp1birn I'M alter
C82-) -+I. .JFr. a- -Gspitorpa SpgiBtnbOui.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14
JIROOor Ulofkfr,

" HEfEEFE- HsEFlIsVTE ~ = V~FUVWWFFtBif
&r, II, GpuTtl0nttr.,
Seigtgt Gfc Nsid,iite On ben rerihieecrer bteastn Sc
'.dtt1, isrtis, NauiNrieis aut Elpiumeple a1er Writ aus;
I5ciic 8cniu lGien u. /. ~ C1ef-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14
pbilipp C.. }riclf,

aeutid der 2teppfats
Eet zine ! lice rpu 9ir. Glk nab 9ir. rs 6ansttefr,,
kpttte lbur billd ron ttarls str psrie1t. Rett @s-
ftditsn III fen @sritten beprBt or SfNstttet, Yerlal'
F~enidSfteu unS G%rnInris utb rfrTertiat 8aufbrieie, Sp,
r~rtttffn, leiiauenIe VI. |. 10. tSar.ll-)|
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26
The Distance of the Sun Increasing

A German publication has given the cal
culations to prove that the distance between
the earth and the sun is annually increasing,
and attributes to this fact the increasing
humidity of our summers, and the loss Of
fertility in the soil of the formerly most
favored regions of the earth The vegeta-
bic and animal remains found even in the
recent strata within the Arctic circle, show
q degree of heat formerly prevailed there
which equalled or surpassed that of the
equatorial regions at the present time, and
although many ingenious theories have been
started to account for this desolation Of
once sunny region, none seems so rational
as the very obvious one of a gradual with
drawal of the great source Of light and heat.
The Egyptians, Chinese and other nations
have traditions, that at a very early period of
their history the apparent diameter of the
sun was double what it is now. and accord
ing to the tables of the German savant. in
the course of 5000 years more the disc
OF that luminary will haYe diminished so
that we shall receive but one eighth part of
the solar influence that we at present enjoy,
the whole earth being covered with eternal
ice.
1t is now admitted by the most orthodox
school of science that the earth and other
planets were thrown of from the sun, so
/ that our globe has cOnfessedly travelled al
ready one hundred millions of miles from
f! its birth place, and no absurdity exists in
the suppOsitiOn that it has not yet ceased re-
ceding, though at a constantly diminishing
rate, which may or may not reach the zero
| point before it arrives at such a distance as
TO be uninhabitable, when, following the
analogy of all other perturbations and &C.
centricities among the different bodies of
the universe, it viii undoubtedly retrace its
steps to a point much nearer than any it
has occupied during the historic period, and
so move back and forth like mlthty pen
dulum forever, measuring of, perhaps, thou
sands of ages at a beat Or, perchance,
having run its course, it viii fall back into
the sun-as man, who springs from the dust
returns to dust again-tO be again egolVed
in the shape Of nebulous matter, and again
condensed into q habitable elobe.-Ne1e-
GmypoTt Herald.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

We take the following items from the
Shelbyville american Union of the 18th
inst:
The Press and Times in its issue of Tues
day last, upon the authority of civil officer
of Bedford county, publishes an account of
'indiscriminate whacking and hanging all
round in Bedford county" After diligent
inquiry we learn that there has never been
any occurrence of the kind, and that the
Press and Times or said officer has lied
most outrageOuslY.
We hear it stated that Senator Fowler in
tends to canvass the State in defence of his
course upon the impeachment question. We
also here it questioned as to how he stands
in regard to the Presidential candidates. 1t
is urged by some that he is for Seymour
BY others it is thought he will not vote in
the election; and still by others that he is
for Grant. We do not know how he stands,
but from what we hear, are inclined to the
opinion that he is for Mr.. Seymour and will
support him ardently. Let people say what
they may, Senator Fowler is an honest man
and friend to his country 1t need sur
prise no one, therefore, if in a short time he
should declare for Seymour.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

IN BANKRUPTCY THE Huntsville Tidette
a wide-awake newspaper, as its name i'm
plies, publishes the following among the list
of bankrupt notices:
This is to give notice that on the 4th day
of July, 1863 warrant was issued by aa-
thority of the White men of the United
States against the radical party which has
been adjudged a bankrupt on its own petit
ton, and also on the petition of every "other
man who ever had any dealings or trans
actions with said radical party-that meet
ing of the creditors of said bankrupt will be
held at the various voting places in all the
States on the Sd Of November, 1868, for the
purpose of choosing Horatio Seymour and
Frank p Blair as assignees of said radical
party, deceased, and also to provide for its
burial and funeral
ANDREW J. CONSTITUTION,
u. S. Marshall, Messenger.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

LoUTsANA-A New Orleans telegram of
the 21st says:
Governor Warmoth has issued proclama-
ton calling for an election of Presidential
electors and members Of Congress on the Sd
of November
An effort is being made in the Legislature
to deprive the State courts of the power to
naturalize foreigners. A bill to that effect
was introduced in the House on Saturday
and referred to the judiciary Committee.
The courts of this city are crowded daily
with foreigners seeking naturalization
A joint resolution was rushed through
the House to-day requesting the Senators
and Representatives in Congress to propose
and support a repeal of the act by which
Che organization Of militia in this State is
prohibited.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

Speaking of Hamilton, radical candidate
for Congress, and who is under Indictment
for the crime Of perjury, the AUaJanele
says:
1t makes no difference where Hamilton
was bOrn-whether in a manger or a tenn
ple-whether in Tennessee or on Plymouth
rock-whether on the banks of the Adra-
scOgin or the river Observation-Disclosures on Lake
Pontchartrain or in the pool of Sloan, be
would have been the same NANCY, scurvy,
redemptiOnless, Christless rascal Villainy
Is deeply interviewer, ground, inteTtwined,
pulverized and ingrained into every ligament
and fibre Of his corrupt carcass. He is per-
meated with treachery, falsehood and
dupIicity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26
LIABIITTTES

principally paid January following this re6 -
Amount at Risk, So, 6Sl $50.
The largest any single life il eIOooo
STATE IF MISSOURIl
CITY AND COUNTY LOUIS. %
Dedrick A. January, President and Fiuisv, n S.1t-
secretary, Of the st. Louis Mutual
being severay depose say and each for bisf
says that the foregoing is substantially full true and
rect statement Of the affairs Of the Company as from
the DOORS OF the that the said Insurance ompan
the bouade of the invested as before stated az
which the principal portion invested N real estate
security IS upon unncumbered tv in
OF 81 Louis, worth double the said loans
ana hab the above described investments mart
o. are made Tor the benefit of any individual exercising an
t IN the management of the said Company for any
other person persons whatever; that
above described officers Of said Mutual life fnsu
Company. A IA NTTApY p--siddLa.l
Ws. L SELBY, Secretary.
Subscribed and before me- the undersigned Re-
2ef OF Deeds for st. Louis In testimony whereof
have hereunto set hand and affixed my ocia seal this
10th day Of March. 1868. JULIUS CONIlAn ~
Recorder Of Deeds for st. Louis County No
MCMAHON & OTIS State AGENTS
Once No. - Madison street. Memphis Tenn
RS I'm
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

How GENERAL GRANT APPROPRIATED Col.
WHITFIELD's Household EFFECTS TO HIS
Own UsE.-General Grant made his head
quarters at COrinth, in the residence Of Col
Whitfeld-it being the finest residence in
the country, and furnished in a style to cor
respond with the house.
We have our information from Col. Whit
field-and other witnesses, both white and
black can be produced to prove that Gen
Grant or his wife admired the rosewood par
Tor furniture, so that he caused 1t to be skipped
North. The General and his wife fell heirs
to all this fine furniture, and also library
furniture, bookcases, etc. Besides this, he
carried off a set of very costly and finely pol
ished bedroom furniture and like Butler, he
took a fancyto silver ware, and appropriated
that When General Irrant moved to Holly
Springs, he carried, or caused to be carried,
Col Whitfeid's carriage, which was per-
fectly new, and cost 81 ,00O.- Caucasian
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

Wendell Phillips is a radicaI-thousands
of Germans are radicals. Here is what
Phillips says about his German friends:
eff had twenty children l would prefer
to see any one Of them married to an intel.
igent, moral negro, than a low, degraded,
tobacco smoking, whisky drinking, lager
beer Dutchman, and l feel sure the day is
not far distant when it will no longer be
asked if white man viii marry a negro
woman, but whether she will marry him"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

An editor thus logically nudges his delin-
quent subscribers We don't want money
desperately bad, but our creditors do, and no
doubt they owe you. If you pay us, well
pay them, and they'll pay you.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26
TO ray old Friends
West Tennessee, Mississippi
and Arkansas.

81 y S65 accepted permanent agency Of
PANH, would respectfully ask the attention Of my ola
friends 70 that Institution sse reliable ne
alN through which they their families against
want IN the event Of death, themselves mpover
tshed old age in case Of il-sucoess in life.
Mr. n. ). OTIS is associated me and is hereby "a
commences S2 to public confidence Our Office No a
Madison street. Deoto Block where will be nanny -
imPart any needed information to those desiring Life &
F@ocs' ). II. MCMAHON.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26
Commission
Merchants.
Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE as FOLLOWS GETTY

TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS (CITY
- Time):
Nail. Express.
Leave MEAFf tIs-.-.......-- l2f0 ll-30 N.
Express Grand Junction
the Mississippi Central Railroad for Holly
Valley, Grenada Jackson Ficsburg, Miss New Orleans
La.
At CorHth for Okoona, Col bus, Miss Mobile, Ala
At Decatur, for Columbia Nashville. Louisville, Gin
cinnati
At Chattanooga for all places in Eastern Alabama Geor
gi, North and south Carolina Virginia Washington
more Philadelphia, New York,
Through all Grand Junction
Bolivar and jackson. Tenn.
vile,
At Chattanooga, mail trains connect for same points as
Express Trains.
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further
ccrneT Main and South Court street.
". j. ROSS, Gen1 Superintendent
a. A. BARNES, GsuI Ticket Agent.
oet5 s. H SHOCK, Passenger Agent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

Quick WoRK-The 4oalancAe of the 9th
inst furnishes us with the following inter
esting items;
About ten DAYS agO-or, rather, ten nights
ago-a female seminary in Iuscumbia, Al
ALBANIA, was burned down by incendiaries
The occurrence created great Indignation
among the people, and the authorities put
forth active efforts to ferrit out the authors.
Suspicion rested on some desperate negroes
in the neighbour God, and three of the worst,
named Jake Bell, Sam Cooper and Port
Simpson, were captured and put in Jail.
The citizens Of the place were satisfied,
froBl the overwhelming proof which accumu-
lated after the arrests, of the guilt of the
parties, but expected the law to take its
course But Sunday night a body of two
hundred horsemeu IN disguise suddenly
dashed into the place, broke open the jail
and carried away the three prisoners.
Their fate was not known until yesterday
morning, when their bodies were found
dangling from the bridge across the great
spring near Tuscumbia
The terrible affair threw the entire COM
munity and country for miles around into a
state OF excitement and confusion We
learn from passengers who came through by
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, that
the citizens were IN great dread of serious
disturbances The negroes are said to have
confessed that plot was on foot to burn
aud sack the town, and that twenty or thirty,
whose names they gave, were engaged in
the conspiracy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26
OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
No. 40 Madison Street,
DeSOtO Block.
MCMAHON & OTIS,
General Agents, Memphis, Tenn

For West Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas,
ali applications for Insurance Agencies sh5uld ad-
dressed. j. II. MCMAHON.
NEWTON s. OTIS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

This Company issues Policies on lives on
all the different favorable rates other
regard residence travel
and all its profits divided annually its policy hold
1t prompt the payment of losses having paid S40
600 in this city in the last eight months, fOllows
G. P. $1,000 C. A. Harrison. 900
T. Il. Williams ..... 600 T. De F. MOrgan..... 5000
John L. Page...... 10000 Gen. s. p. Bankhead.. 5000