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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04

Three boys at Wankon, Iowa, the other
night, thought they would scramble newly
married couple, and while in the act were
fred upon by the bridegroom and received a
charge of shot in their bodias. The crowd
in revenge took the carriage of the welded
pair and cut it to pieces.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04

DIED.-At his residence, Wednesday
evening, Jan. !, 1858, while surrounded with
sYmpathizing friends and his grief stricken
family, OF mortal wound received at the
hands of James Mitchell, w c. Mashburn, a
gentleman in every. sense Of the word, an
honest, upright and generous citizen, one
whom this community has always respected
and honored for his nobleness Of heartand
manly deeds Though his path oftenle him
over dangers and through trials he ever proved
himself man; bis faults were few, very few
his virtues were innumerable. He has gone
from these who loved him well, but has left
behind him host of friends who viii cher
ish bis memory as long as life shall last He
was buried beside the remains oF his little
son ia Union Cemetery. Aiashburn's lifeless
body goes to dust-his soul goes to God.
There is many man in this community to-
day that can. say: q I have lost friend"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04

A New York correspondent states that
the Fenians are following up the suggestion
that a day of mourning be observed By the
friends of Ireland throughout the United
States, in respect to the memory of the men
recently executed at Manchester An ad-
dress calling upon the various circles to take
the matter into consideration is in the course
of preparation By the chief executive au-
thorIty here.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04

Willis CoBB. This gentleman, who,
it viii be remembered, was here with Ma
ginley, Carroll & Co.'S circus few months
since, and who is now exhibiting his trick
dogs at the Varieties Theatre in Memphis,
was arrested by the military few days
since upon the charge of desertion. We
are glad to state that Willis came out IN
scathed and that he was not the man The
sergeant making the arrest committed a
blunder, owned Up, and the popular show
man departed in peace,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04

The following nominations were made
Saturday by the Radical mass convention In
Nashville For Chancellor Hon. H Harri-
son; for Circuit Judge, Hon John Hugh
Smith. For Attorney General no nomina-
ton was made, the convention breaking up
in the widest confusion and disorder The
convention, from first to last, was regular
Tammanv affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
RANKING ~ FINANCIAL

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS oF TIE UNiON PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, to the amount OF Eighteen Nil
lion Dollars, have already been sold, and they are
now ID constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account. They pay six per cent in gold,
and run for thirty years. Al lO2 they yield be
tween eight and nine per TO the investor and n
soon as the Issue is sold If not before, they will
doubtless command a much higher rate. As a first
mortgage Oh the longest line OF railroad in this conn
Try that is already earning than its interest liza
billtes on its way business and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubed.
Subscriptions viii he received at the Company's Of
flee. No. 20 Nassau-st. and by John j. Cisco & Son,
No. 80 Wall-st NewYork and by most Of the leading
bankers throughout the country, wherea new pamph-
let containing full description of the road and its
securities can be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
CRIMINAL

At the Tornts Police Court, YESTERDAY before
JnstIoe bowling. wtfe brought Jonu u!oe, ana tiino
thy Hays youths for having stolen case conia, ~,
2Oo0 ceches valued 500 from the entry ~ No
Idberty-st The owner of the property Nh William u
Atte saw thlOVcs take tho property, and cAusfd
ibeir arrest They committed 90 the Iolhs. he
examination Ia the case q John Walter, With several
aliases whose operations have already been printed was
YESTERDAY committed before Justice DowAug. Melvin
A Cladaing of No itl Nayegley paCe, charged wafer
with having stolen from him clothing Nalued ~ 10
portion the stolen property found pa has posse
also Thomas IL she PAID 81 No
ia keadest, necTseLun yJe valued 40 e. lie Vac
fully committed
IN The Jefferson Market Police Court, before
lnsfce Dodge yesterday Charles kansche was commit
Ted % tas charge ~ stealing watch from oscar
NEWMAN of No s85 Green cAst- William senior wac
held 10 bal an the Of $500 % answer charge OF
elOnion and battery preferred by Adam it OF
No ~ MaedOuCs John BrOssc was COMMITTED 10
AhsWeI charge ~ burglary preferred hJ Charles has-
teuheim OF GrOeue-st ADdleW 6iIgn was committed
70 airs wer charge 81 having burglai1ensiy entered Tie
faetoFy OF Adoiph HoT&ut. and seieH quantity OF sk
valued al 500 Came MiilDoIe, the glr WHO fe~
dsys ago made two attempts % commit suicide While
confined ~ cen the Eighth Precinct station House.
was yestordAy charged, by John Burke Of No. 20 Last
eBth-si, Will having stolen hs SILVER ~steA The
girl strongly denied the charge, bat vas committed ~
default ~ bail, for examination tarilc espresso
stroug desire abandon her prssent node n ne, eu'
saw that parents have cast htr on. An sle BE
ntItBo home B0r 11enos O. a0 heI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
nnMRsTIC MARKETS.


pr,,.,o Oct pour inactive nominal and unchanged wis''
on,ped trm.r closed weak sNes Of ii 600 bah 30
Tnb At 4 co 900 bush No do at 81 % Mhx sIu''
soInsli AMBER also Com DALI sales early 2tOo. bush no
Mixed Western 81 81 oasie closing offered at 81 ~ wa1oa.
BUYERS Oats dali sales Of 10000 bush Wsren uao-ta Ns
quiet Of Zoo bu,h Chicago at 81 ~ B'Isy sy %
s,i.s Of 60 bbs a. Port. Lard snd Seeds dull
a. Lours Mo- Tobseco steady and usehAnsss. So'e
heavy Flour sst ssPsans % %eSe ~; E1 %b,s, ST.,
y.ssv q? soa az Choice sprng 81 % seil an
at sl6s7e latter iei Choice Oats timer a. "a 90 E,s
C,scssiTi Oe, Flour dull FAMILY es7s1fsg Hhss; n
No Red bonsy - Com da spa S.ss s 's r.. dn
B.si.y iirssas Al 81 i3s o. r state and 81 y To-
Canada Cotton SY: hsn e. S'ss' WI wsT d b., M
change NEE a., r aMsnd Bai Meats oAsr,d .s q
sSos.r ~ ioeI sds ise Bacon sgs 81 Hts'e "' '''N
dsr, isdls Tor Sides Hans dull lses.s whit. q, All
w, ss,r sale. Of Er,fs white Mes.s 81 i6a*s 49, White
misSisss Al 81, Anbsr al 90, No. Red slS ,,., 49,
IS'.s or 4s .ais. OF aes d, is' .ed
, es..s HE pmsnts wst ts week bare eesa .sr{
IoupytLn iTobssoo ueaher Lne 90 ~ plaa-
ts. W. wh. az u Sss, Corr Sai. ssssi Oats
Swsso Oct IFonri good dsm.ns and ns.i % 'i % q
~ WIT, and ala IS for Doeb. E Wheat ds sac, ,, ~ %
RED rdisus a and 900 bush No. "a 49, ha.b do =,
Corn dull Of 900 bush NJ At ~ s.a s,ss and higher
ss. Of 1000 bash % for Bay enn,s Cor. T,1ns "a Haaiss.
Milfss steady Shorts. sss0sA ship"'"' s'"
cn,o.so Oct L-Esserp EIhangs qu. isod En- WIS.,,
:sp.rs ;i s es No. and ii Corn Dali and i .1ss
81 s No qais,i other .dss nsssfsd .s s 81 No. IL
- az, Il an sdv,sss saeei ssss 81 Ne D" "su
vlsss Amer. fes 81 81 peei S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
rrrr-rxn,y.s wp,rpsR REpORT-e
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or sBw-Y0RK......ocr l-CLFsRtn
s,,,c.-N,ns Hsp, Liverpool; H.rusHu wenke. Bremen
Rising SIR Msury ,,pnsa H. Lsugs,oD Eaton sayanrsh Abe
rrr Couch Richmond Nereus Barse Bestou Wate Shsfin
phsehia MORO Castle adams Hasua ioneer hlaekoFc 'Sa
Bay; Driso johnson Portland; Noner.y RYDER Sl-nestot
Rsnai. c.spp Mobile Fauslius, Patterson, Hayana. -
Rdr,-Bs visteo sslla Ga Abeons Smith ~ Johr O.
n ~ Lilus. Ia Nsr.sa; susan Berger psys PSnes r a.
Williams Fall River; Northampton, LAwsen, SVFoki lboTs "'
vile. n. s.. Kehe. Butt. Gibraltar.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Europa Craig Glasgow Sept ls mdse AL psss
Steamship siberia tBr Mstyn liverpool Sept 10 VIA bs'@
Steamship Mssonri Palmer Havana. nlss All pass
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg Portland, mise aud pass
Steamship wamsuta Fish. New,lediort ndse and P@'@
Steamship Doris, Mott. Providence mtse. and pass
N. II. Cuhert fsben Cartr, - java rAlro@i nVp
Big Rarsr Leighton Little t;ises Bay DAYS. coal
sencoyFn.-pivHa Al coAsrSsn
N T. s,,s.. viryih,s OK Aiken BlIabeghport
Ami. T. Adams, Virginia jobs VS. ' r
s, satl ~ " 49, vl,r;rf. Kirk, Alerandna
0T p"Is,S v,,girs,a H. 4. Ioyt. Alexandra.
49, T,,,ss,Ss,st, J. H. Aoyt, Baltimore
~ ssr..ns1 G,orretowu Prank Walter Georgstogp.
DOMESTIC PORTS. .ft
po.rox ne, -.rrv.d ship John Man, Liverpool brh Try
tcs.peeI. Robert HeuYoh, briE, Mysite AeSins j. H.
Remedies AnSadae Pbiladephs; kreus PhadPh. Ma
~ LOVE-. pom Johnson Prcs Port Johssou Biwig Hewborh
,ssS fsbe,h Dannevirte. no Janeo; Ms leBsse 81
Domlsso, s~ ssgua Heenst,s J.eksonvs sgn
n lowell Wilmington c. Herald Sewlork American CesL
Nssrct. sas Mud ss.fs,a rns's.. Req sssi''i A'
lei HoIr aArives brig Preeas for be
toni sshrs n yoaes Nsehss for Philadelphia henty fhad,
phi. Beverley Els cewsl Se-yersy Tor salem Tessr.pI
Amber Adams New fork for Boston, DEBORAH
Jones Hoboksp RoIbup Nellie Sev-forf for CalaiA
f'iD ilul 20 FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA. Oct 1.-The steamship sAgs arrived here ITO" Se'
yesscrtay. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
LnA a. fnlln,rinp fnr Rnilroad hnnde;

The nancy market has been extremely stringent.
Government brokers had some balances left with
them nj per cent. The lowest rate was per cent.
Railway shares with transactions at Z per cent IN
currency with An eighth commission, and per cent
IN cold with nm eighth commission added the latter
rate being equal TO 40 per cent per annun' sum
ciently explains the dizziness brought upon CONNER
cia borrowers by the bank statement being made at
a period when merchants most need money, thus
making il easy for such capitalists TO lock up enough
IN disturb all business transactions. The bears to-
dav have taken the checks received by them Ill pay
ment for stocks and drawn the greenbacks which
thew had deposited IN Wall-st. bank. which shows
an accumulation of over 100000 in two DAYS AT
tbe close some balances were offered at 2 per cent
hut there was no relief worthy Of special note TO the
general stringeDcy. ..
sterling Exchange is dull at quotations
London. 60 days. 10SiQlOe!; London sight
10sIa1O91 London, prime commercial l0o@losf;
Paris. long 520a5.1sI; Paris, short, 5l7iG5.lot !;
Antwerp 5.22t052O; Swiss, b.22iG520; Hamburg
a5t0S5.; Amsterdam, 4OiG4O!; Frankfort Ao'@io J;
Bremen, 79a79. Berlin, 7lt@nt.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs s4'4,VV ior
Gold Notes $4,000; total Receipts, t3,O95sS 40;
tota payments a. SOL 1868 50; Balance 1900 ga g.
yreipbts-The great scarcity of tunnage has caused
further advance in freights and business IN conse-
oronce has been limited. Engagement to Liverpool
Inv steamer of about 5000 bush. Grain at sidss s,
the latter rate for Saturdays steamer and lod Tor
nert week. BY sail, 500 bbls. Naphtha ON private
terms. To Glasgow, 1900 bush. Wheat reported ss
hs;ng engaged at Is This engagement has caused
considerable talk among brokers' particularly as the
supply as stated above, slight; still we have 1t from
rstty GOOD authority that the engagement scorrect
T,s =, oagements are British bark to direct port
90 the Continent with $500 bbs. Petroleum at 5sed;
North German to Bremen with $500 Dds on pm.
waite terms and an American brig to Marseies d''ec'
with 1900 bbIs Petroleum at 5s.od'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

The Cincinnati Gazette OF Tuesday. says:
lbe demand for quite aTe TO-DAY and 'hr market i
rspdy growing close The county, blrks ordering hons her
hasnoes here n order make good showing hosf aud
they WI douhtss bold al fhs thei ftlsa ih
@'eh Banks ie srr iornug fi, To-e lu ftsto.r 1r
cneff Nn" have claim i ltnr fHf o,ie r' thrown
upon The optn ni where oles u coed ss o. Of
The capitol atai. abe f'r Be- rnfc.ast.
The Boston Adrcrfiscr saws.
ne oa Laaes Of ne BesiO hll' are nov 3 s' sad ne
Total rtsffre rftlaEb wfifh
Ionou VI Dc lnu.--. - an D. A-aL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
Noiit.s Of yankrap.tv.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES RAsTHRN DISTRICT Of PENNSYLVANIA. Sept Is
EVANS B:slrp hs,ng passed be rs, s1s .iS.sn
bssp former and Pollock cbIV
and described Even the Court ordered ths
HE until she fss "Wednesday Of Oefohs n!
10 O'Clock that all parties may appear and che" cause any
they have ~by be should not be discharged
aid Cosit " X. IOx ClsrG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
RECEIPTS nF PRonrCE

Fer ftfH1t Ifssfh aai fNitf ~.
Der ID l0l bash Wheat a. ~ Luil tofa, a ~ ''h 'A'
u. b,l Nat ~ huih Sset 1901 bla fo. s hast Vs
N s9s h Cotton i3o bb Crude Petroleum W h1s he1nso
petroleum 90 i5ds Spirits Turpean a. bits NsphhA f' DIS
Rosin bbs Ps q ptgs Beet i3l Ttgs Ca hsse - pts
ff.ae 10 tkrs Iari ROD pigs Butter LIS pas, thfsr Es
Ere ~ bg, Talor Dbl. Nbty. - bids f' 'f b.lfs %
n bale, Hemp 81 Hop. SIC SIDES Lssihsf - tot'' Tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

HlvAsi 1.-The sugar mAiei has Teen du ,nroaisos, '.
d., Ne NJ D. IL quoted 5tQ0 Teat sffole Floaf HeMJ
40 Sasl3 50 y bb Lard firm 7otd27e v n EIehinEe o
London adi per premium United stse ~ days ean'
3rg psr cent discount gold o. days 3d cent premium
,hort ,rht % q " per cent preninn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
sioSts. Tsnots. &t.

~
ORIENTAL .BASE-BURNING stone and
~ fAROR IrRsAcE-Ossr 500 Of the orsniai yes >. .
Osy kiiug coutuuai hur -rh heater erouori
s fie,eg- and sa foa eukeTs s sl'' We tSr a sr' u
fnrrace A fal ass0ftne1f 'ect
Parier Adj Heatas STOVES RANGES, &e' -
$50 RI 4 & J. MOWBRAl.
Ne q vestysi., opp Wasain.fon Nssfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
Nrys PACKAGES FOR THE PRRss.

Capb nj pur.ss arriving - this pa 9f gee o
drpr packages addressed Ncwlok A.sr Prs. onN
reous exhibiting written authority 81 J. W saonon 6tnst
toriasrr lsaes AAtNs
HorLt Erpsyss kssaAg Post, CoBgert ~ tdse - >"s
Zn, NJ, York; JIuraal and Nfsr York; Lsaas aole tss
be delivered cub % the SANE persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
proposaIs
UO CONTRACTORS.
xsrs.s, 6nIiaa.s. e.

AT HENRY CITY AUCTION NAL I,
n Bossws, sd Thirty ahs regular public sak o. nvn 49, 10
riding ssd dvnr hsh ever WEDNESDAY ana sa
Horse suitable nfht dvpf AMI heavy .s o. sss sses
whether advertised not The hsss senen, o. hs
and second hand VARIETY hsrnen ssAy
sssd 49, vsrs supsos Psrk rhssten BY Miner sphesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
c0rRT cALyNDARs-Tnls Day.

fDIEI LALJ.NUAIt5-lI ls UIl-
CGUEI AfGRAE~-Etl ~ HaLf c. J., hae'f Nr"fI We
Csse Dslrht az Mason - pT1lsf- to0n AeF
iou CCurfuptns a. AZ D. fff.rllfi ,s--f
H Gcsts- adraf at y Elieress 81 tslhe4f Jr 81
HffeI q T. Go ~. sL
Ohaf. Hs9cu y Col q ktn@ay - - Adirondack
IL .Tbs PsOt!e. 6c, hft eEis, tampabY.
Matthews II "a s4..ibt People ~ gt fdothse
A. Al RnLerG AT lDsea
.saIas &e sEt Sea-l 534Ae reope rsl t4e
ef sta at botrilar, 81 a.
A. Qf.ie a. Al at WagIefi g. ne People rfL 0er.t
- Jstussr Lc
n SG CriL al T. Peebie Geu.it
eEsner isiD-1n. lie.
IA Pile 81 Il Janes g Oscood. secr Ogiel. &c
tsPSEss o. tAp0lt, s-tylt opftt e.
lsii 81 4ieudaf ~ u
Ia Meeanst e. a. sgL sNss I3Iats4, &c5 al Hsot 81
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EIunVYaN MAUITfIS
run u.rx an psnr.ASD
WpsT INUIA NARKETA

IoSpox Oct The weekly Tepor q e Bsas a. tng'rd r,d
that the amount OF bullion ~ 'sa LAS hes
xz 600 sttrnng sitee Ast xtek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
THE MARKETS.


Csreialy reported for The Tribune
AsiESThe mariet u and prices NOMINAL sss OF ~
lhls 81 80 ~ Tor Pots. go 20 Tor Pearls
COITOSIhe osnanG quite letse snd the market sgaa bat
cops hu with cal ogsngs sales sf 1888 bales 81
which l92 were atsu 80 ~ speouaoI' Aad 80 % e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
Sabinss ymhs.

ALL DEPOSITS made on or before the 2Otn
"A Of October will DRAw INTEREST FROM the lat Of October
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
CORNER OF THIRD ayn AND Nv ESpi six nYrsSuyyr
sIy pRR CENT INTRHHsT PAID. FRkk FROM Eoykesnh'i
~ ~ TAX on ALL SUMS FROM 81 TO $4,000: -.
B,pi open daily 10 10 %, and on henaAy "ea''
and saturday evenings NON SPENCER T. GREEN. President
Wa D. BIsnps sscfetsrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
plcSrvc rps 1RRLYEp

FRON HAVANA sept ld-Ia steamship Mssogr-,.rs hs''
mon uI.r AMI rsrvess Etrui B1ln tr't" isrfos IA
mon Csvsaes N A. T. le.a VIA, E4NAr Eso a. ~'
John A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

ALL DEPOSITS made on or before the 2Oth
~ will fou Oct sI nee OF
As 10 e5oo DIME SAVINGS BANk kos ard Bsseus
Wllhsnsenrsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

ATLANTIC SAYINGS A,..I:S .ss. BAN, ...,, ...
1snaoo,po u<np N6W DETW INTEREST FROM OCT l.
Dar"oIiS ,s,, ALLOWED suhs
ga TN 's'' '' rnop 81 1900.
'~ HARRISON HALL, President
L. ~ BAiLki, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
Bort Warsuis Hotiss.

srArs NEwYeRH,
I'D li. ls s. Poar.wssps1 oyIcs NO "'ha"ee3
NOTICE Ia hereby given, IN accordaLee Wild
S.c,ioe AZ The Acs passed April IL lsas. entitled A An
.tsns OGes Po OF ksv ferk- 70 al pesess
~ 4, az hsr ebsrs the subs u nes sqs'ry
sn nrvs, TAI ,he owing under esan.ss.
- ~ ps asd the sad exaaifstess s
X convicted wha a sss sacssdas s sstes On es@ $40
Nseonr
n konAsjo.
q Barhr
Helene
Amsncee...
Schooner Hssead - ma p,.s..t
J. Aces HERMAN. essrsssr. '.N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
Cbant,s for 8usi,rss Mtr.

A GOOD BUSINESS.-Tbe Harlem Bazaar
~ PoK SALE consulting Of Toys Fancy Goods sosefy isnog
Tackle " One hundred and tSeay
foarthst and Ihin-aye - -
DOR SALE-Ihe STOCK, FIXTURES, and
LEASE ofs COUNTRY SfOR oestd w me 81 The most p"p
ous w,a fb and portions o Nov JeTy, 40 Toe o. Sr ha
NssJerse but short distance om lie city f
dollars worth Of good. so With bot little sior fo
particulars adtress MERCHANT care Of Ns- osheJ hAs"n
No. a Marray.,t, ssr York ~ - ----------
SPECIAL PARTNER NAN1tl)-Al young
ean thoroughly scnAuted the sb0ese PAPER business
having established trade ~ his csshd bong an,ou. v so
usne basiness poud Ike procure t2@ %
special cps furnish the hshrst refrfspo sis eve
nsgn hrsqared Address fAikb nor No ' ''~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-11-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

If women's rights are not promptly
recognized, it will not be the fault OF
the women themselves, for they are
moving with wonderful energy in the
matter. Conventions are being held
in every part of the country. Speech
es of the most earnest character are got
off by fair orators, and spirit of deter
mination manifested that augurs pro-
pitiously for ultimate success. Last
week a woman's rights convention
assembled in Boston, which was large
~ attended, and at which the question
of negro suffrage was warmly advocat-
ed. Julia Ward Howe spoke at length
on the subject, stating among other
things the fact that for long time she
had said and written much against
woman suffrage, but when the ballot
had been given to the negro she thought
it was time that women should enjoy
that franchise also. Lucy Stone Black
we'll gave an account OF the attempt
of the women to vote at Nineland, and
the refusal Of their votes. Thisirrepres-
sibIe ladyinformed heraudiencetha she
had come to the determined conclusion
that it wonld "never DO to give it up
So" and had accordingly entered suit
against the Judge of the election who
refused her vote. Her declaration of
intention to carry the matter to the
Supreme Court of the United States,
should the courts Of New Jersey con-
firm the action Of the election judges,
elected rounds of ap iause.
At this convention memorial was
unanimously adopted, asking that in
all future amendments 10 the Consti-
tuition the rights Of women be secured,
and that in all future legislation for
the District Of Columbia and the Terri
tories the rights Of suffrage be given
to women. Senator Wilson made a
speech also, in which he expressed SEN
timents favorable to the object Of the
convention.
From these earnest movements it
Will be seen that this question is grad
ualiy assuming vast proportions, and
the steruer sex may as we'll make up
their minds, first as last, 10 accedc TO
the demand.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-11-27
PERIODICALS,


you've AMERICA This favorite
Juvenile periodical enters upon its
third year greatly enlarged and inI-
proved. 1t is decidedly the most
varied, and, in many respects, the best
of all the Juveniles, and well repays
the investment of the small sum re-
quired for its possession. a diagram
containing a full-sized pattern for cut
ting out the body of Il Christmas doll
is one of the attractions of the present
number, which is, otherwise, full of
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false. We are tired Of bursting up his
old ones. They begin to smell. IF
taxing the bond-holders, as proposed
by the Democratic party, was meant to
tax the poor mans last dollar, then
it would not be bad thing to be poor
man with a last dollar. Rothschild,
and the rest of the bond holders on the
other side Of the Atlantic. must belong
to the ''pauper Iaborers Of Europe ~
Oh, yes! The laborer now gets "twO
dollars per dayw How nice! Form
erly he got but fifty cents per day.
How many pounds Of coffee can the la
borer buy for his two dollars to-day ?
From FIVE to six. How many pounds
Of coffee could he buy for his fifty
cents twelve years ago? Why, from
five to six. And so with other articles
which the laborer consumes. How
much this radical party has benefited
the laborer! Its next step will be to
abolish labor and feed everybody out
of the national soup-bowl.