The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-06-27
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LoSDcx, June 24.-It is reported that the
italian government has issued circular
note to it's representatives abroad, announc-
ing chat Italy viii remain strictly neutral in
the event Of a war between France and
Prussia
SELMA, June 24-The Tuscaloosa Monitor
was suppressed yesterday, By Gen. SheP-
pard, for an alleged violation of General
Orders No. 81 Mr. Randolph, its editor,
has avoided arrest and will proceed at once
to Washington and 10y the facts before the
President and Gen Grant
ST.. PAUL, June 81 The reputed killing
of the two mani carriers, Amber aud Nc
Donald, near Fort Fulton few days ago by
the Indians, is confirmed
Several other Indian outrages are reported
near Fort Benton Wednesday evening
last. Ordnance Sergeant Frouscker, and four
of his children, were burned to death at
Fort Ripley. His wife has become raEing
maniuc IL consequence.
Alex Mcdonald and Benjamin T. Rice,
Senator'S elect from Arkansas, were sworn
in and admitted to seats on the 36 inst
a jackson, Miss, telegram Of the 28d
says:
To-day at u NJ Gen. Biddle, Commander
! Of this post, demanded the surrender of the
I Governors Office Gov Humphreys refused
/ to vacate it, and Gen. Biddle asked him if he
would have to use force to get Possession 2
| Gov. Humphreys replied that be would
Biddle then brought in q squad Of soldiers
! and took Possession.
Gov. Humphrey has fitted up anofher
room for an Office and asserts that he is sta
| Governor.
In the election for the ratification Of the
proposed Consultations. SO precincts heard
from give a Democratic majority Of over
I 1000. The radicals carried 10 Of the 80.
R T. Claton and a nun Der of other young
men of Eureka, Mss, addressed letter to
Gen. Albert Pike, editor of the Memphis
Daily and Weekly appeal, asking his advice
SIS to the best place in the West they could
60 to. having made up their minds to the
effect that they could not longer suffer the
tyranny exercised over them by the radicals
and their more than willing military tools.
The General advises taem to stay at home,
and assist in redeeming the fallen fortunes
Of the South. Good
The war now being waged between Brazil
and Paraguay has already cost the former
government SI2I 100000 The Paraguayans
are fighting with desperation never sur
passed. Lopez is arming women, and has
/ 4,0G0 of them already on the Tibieuray,
under Eliza Lynch, an Irish woman. They
are charged with the duty of guarding the
COMMUNICATIONS.
The Cincinnati Commercial says Con-
gress has cowardly hinched from its work on
the tax bill, and proposes to dodge its duty
until after the Presidential election The
truth is, the majority Of Congressman know
very little about tax bills or any financial
questions of greater import than the amount
of their salaries and the price Of board.
The trial of Col. Henry NJ Ashby, charged
with treason a g, inst the State of Tennessee,
/ terminated last Wednesday week in his &C
quittal by jury Of Knox county Unusual
interest was felt in the progress and result
of this trial, the defendant being the first
person ever arraigned before court of that
county upon such charge.
Charles Ulrlch, the most accomplished
counterteiter in the Union, and who has
caused the Government authorities a vast
amount of trouble, has been found guilty of
manufacturing spurious 800 and $500 bills
on different national banks, and sentenced
to imprisonment for twelve years. He plead
guilty.
The Louisville'an Cincinnati mail beats,
the Louisville, Jacksonville and Tndiauapo-
lis Railroad and the Little Miami Railroad
VIII take Southern delegates to New York
free of charge, and passengers at half fare,
upon apr LEGATION at their respective Offices
REDUorIoX.-A Washington telegram Of
the 20th says:
The tax bill, reported to the House to-day,
hxes the tax on whisky at sixty cents The
! finer qualities of tobacco are reduced from
40 to 80 cents. There is not much change
in other kinds. The bill is long, embracing
administrative sections on these subjects
! contained In the tax bill heretofore reported
1 GLAD TO HEAR 1.-THE Washington cor
respondent of the Louisville Journal says {:
! The Chase movement has fzzled out It
never had any solid strength by many it
was considered a mere ruse, still his name
may be formally presented.
DESCRIPTIVE The author Crown. in his
Ambitious Statesman, furnishes, IN four
Ines, complete picture of the scallawagist
Grant
He secretly
4 Puts pira.es oolsrs both sterns.
I That Ee might fight each other in mistake
Thaths should share the ruin of Us both"
Mrs. Pollard has renowned her husband
| and saws that there Is q gulf between them