The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-29

ieiloWlng named gentlemen constitute the
committee So organize at Chieago,in 1854 /
Maiae-s r. Lyman, Portland
New Hampehire-Josiah Min0t, Concord /
Eermont-H. j. Smith, Milton.
5Iassachusetts-F o. Prince, Boston.
Rhode island-Gideon Bradford, Proyl-
dence
Connacticut-3YI "a. N Converse, Norwich. !
New Nork-August Belmont, New York
City
Pennsviqania-W A. Galbraith, Erie.
New Jersev-W. q. Steele, Trenton.
l)elaware-John A. Nicholson Doyer.
Iaryland-0din Bowie, COlliHstown.
KentucAy-J Guthrie, Louisville l.
5 Trmble, Paducah.
Ohio-Rufus T. Ranney, Cleveland.
lndiana-W T. Niblaek Yineennes.
Illinois-Wiibur z. Storey, Chicago.
Michigan-W. J. Bancroft Port Huron.
MissOuri-Lewis ". BOgY, st. Louis.
AIinnesota-john IL M Kinney, hatfield.
Wisccnsin-George H. Paul Milwaukee
IOwa-D. o. Finch, Des AIoines.
kansas-Isaae E. Eaton, LsavenwOrth.
galiioTnia-fhos Haynes, San Francisco.
Oregon-Wi William Mcmillan
Besides these are DR.. T. r. Jennings for
Tennessee, Judge Sharkey for Mississippi
and Hon. Robett Tyler for Alabama.
The committee have decided that the
National Democratic convention shall be
held in the city of New York, July 4th, 1865
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" one Of the KukIar.' We have heard.
from reliable person, q cadaverous looking
individual called the other day at certain
house in the lower portion Of this county,
and asked for a bucket Of water. A negro
/ brough: bucket full, and our cadeyerOus
| friend g so-called," drank it all, whereupon
the negro remarked that he must be thirsty.
Yes, said the stranger, This is she first
water I've had sinee was killed at Chicka-
manga
Julius Cesar but didn't the negro runl
! lie swears that the thirsty man was n Eltle-
tnr--L Winchester Jop7tak
Oneof the wealthiest men in Canada it
is said has quarter Of million pounds
sterling, large proportion of his property,
invested in England at one per. cent He
made the Investment during the first Fenian
fright, and Is now endea4oring to get the IN
terest increased
Mrs Sallie Harriss, living at Cedar Bluff
Cherokee county, is said to be the oldest
person now living in Alabama. She is one
hundred and thirteen years old. She is a
native Of Edgecombo county, North Caro-
lima
IfPE4OHNEST.--A telegram dated Wash
ington, February 9th, says:
The impeachment resolution passed the
House this evening by a vote of 126 to Al
is highly propable that the Legislature
viii adjourn on the 10th ef March. to meet
again November 9th. A resolution to that
effect has passed the Senate.
The States docket win be taken up to-
day, and it is probable that the case of
Mitchell, charged with killing w. c. Mash
burn, viii be called.
REsIGNED- Judge J. o. ShackIeford, of
the Supreme Court has resigned. BrownIow
accepted the resignation.
Bishop Feehan, of the Roman Catholic
Church, long a resident of Nashville, is to
locate in Memphis.
The national debt of Mexico is to be ex-
tinguished by the sale of conGscated
property.
! The wife Of E. A. Pollard, who shot DR..
| G. a Moore, is. still IN Jail She refuses
bail
a miner. who lately came from Virginia
City says vegetation is so scarce in that re-
gion that two mullen stalks and bunch of
thistles is called a grove r
->-so-e-e
If a man who makes a deposition IS ? de-
4 pcsitor, does it necessarily follow that man
who makes an allegation is an alligator