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The candidates for Governor are an
nounced to speak ct jackson next wednesp
day. AS Bolivar is not named in the list
of appointments, we presume that many of
our citizens will visit jackson on the ID of
November
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about the sickest come off we have heard
tell OF" for 10 these many days. We hope
that Mr. Smith will employ his time better
hereafter
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-10-29

Metz mas fallen On the 9th instant
Genl Bazine surrendered to the Prussians.
Thus, France loses one hundred and fifty
thousand soldiers
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Original Attachment.
BEFORE C, II. ANDERSON. P.
State Of Tennessee, HGrdenaa1l county.
J. B. Conner as. Robt. NJ. Hays.

In this cause, it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, Robt. NJ Hays, is justly
indebted to the plaintiff, J. B. Conner, and is
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee,
and is fraudently, or is about fraudently
disposing of his property, or is absconding
SO that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served on him, and an original attach
ment having been levied on real estate be-
longing to said defendant, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the
Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper published in
the town of Bolivar, for four consecutive
weeks, requiring the defendant, X. NJ. Hays,
to appear before me at my office in Bolivar,
fend this suit or the same will be proceeded
with exparte This, 22d day Of October,
1870 c. H. ANDERSON,
j. p, H. C.
F. Fentress, att'ny for plaintiff. oc.t29
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At Atlanta on the 25th twenty thousand
people visited the great fair. Pilot Temple,
of St Louis, won the trotting race for a
premium of S2500
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The official vote Of Indiana has been
counted, and shows that the Democrats
carried the State by 2458 majority The
Lord be praised.
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In the recent gales sixteen vessels were
wrecked on the Florida coast.
The customs line between the old Roman
territory and Italy has been abolished.
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G.. E. CATIONS
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.

=
In placing this Remedy before the Public wo only
the following certificate which expresses ali that
could say And being from who has experienced
thorough trial. his words carry weight Shau ay thing
y could
' CiENTLFMEN-For number years ! greatly az
eisted With Dyspepsia and although stomach srved food
il Immediately reject it, should thing.
ms small the quantity frequently compelled
to table witheut being able take zoarish
went n a / became very much reduced IN flesh
and wa weak that unable and unfit 10 attend Emy
business By mind better condition than body
vas ntinuay oppressed with lasstude and depression
t5oes that Of, Of these afforded tempo
rarv relief in time reapsed into former
While suffering this heard Of g. F. Cations
Evsnans Remedy concluded try Il. had taken It
mt Short time VII began feel relief and continuing
agreeable feeling while at the table afterard and
gained flesh RAPIDLY nearly ten years since and
have nnusd free any thing like return OF Dys
Rend II 20 any one suffering In
like Respectfully y'ppTTsii Nr,,uorso>
Pittsburg. March %. 1859.
SCHWARTZ & HAsLEET,
B. f. FAHNESTOCK, son Dc ~,
SOLE PROPRIETORS -
B. A. FAANESTOCK'S PERAIF OGE'
c. f. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy,
and C.. + Cations Cough B4lsa1a,
PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
Jy39 "
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sense of the word il was not the science o"o ,no
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and man he thoroughly believed to DO 'ho "
social progress and Of Indiyiduai peace ~ nj
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Recaptured-Safety Of the Crew of an
Abandoned observation-disclosures for
Alabama State Ohlces-Alabama Leg
islature-Indignati0n Meeting mt Mont
gomery-lIarine Disasters ON North
Carolina Coast-Special Election i'm
North Carolina-AtIanfic and Pacific
Railroad Completed to Washa-Arrest
of NIurderers-Failure of Whisky
Makers.
CHARLoTrErowN, Prince Edwards Island,
November 2S.-The fishing schooner, Clara
f. Friend, captured by the British and SUBJ
twenty fourth instant by the British steamer
Plover. The captain and four others are
held prisoners.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2S.-The crew
of the schooner Laura Hurlbut, from Nova
Scotia for Washington, abandoned at sea
November IL, have arrived here.
MONTGOMERY, November 28.-The city is
still excited and the wheels of government
entirely locked. Smith and Bingham still
claim to be Governor and Treasurer, and
retain possession Of their respective offices.
Smith has obtained from the commanding
officer here troops, and has them posted In
front Of the doors Of the executive room
and the Treasurer's office.
This morning the Senate met, with Demo-
cratic Lieutenant Governor MOren presIdlng.
There is but one other Democratic Senator,
all the Republicans having held over for
two wears. The Senate Immediately add
,journed till tomorrow.
The House adopted the following resolu-
ton: -.
WHEREAS, Article four, section fourteen,
of the constitution Of the United States,
guarantees to every State Republican
form Of government, which protects each of
them against invaaion, and ON application
lcoNxuSuEp on Ha0Rra PAo1,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-29
LONDON.

Details Of nm Recommendation Re.
pulsed CapitulatiOn Of La Fere-Sey.
enty Cannon Captured by the
Prussians-French Driven from their
Position mt NIazieres-French Attack
and Rerulse-Great Victory at Mon.
Gull Claimed by the Frcnch-German
Army Driven into Amiens-Regiment
Of Infantry Cut to Pieces by Prussian
Hussars-RepOrted Attempt to Shoot
King WilliamECorresponde for
Publication from Seat of War Pro.
hfbited-t;ambetta the Tyrant of Tours
Cabinet Meeting-Gortschako Last
Dispatch Considered.
LONDON, November g, p. M.-The de-
tails OF an engagement between the Prus-
slans, under Werder, and the French, under
Garibaldi, near Pasaues, in the department
OF the Vosges, has been received, dated
Dion, yesterday afternoon. The Garibaldi-
ans, while on a march from Hasques, late
Saturday evening, suddenly came upon the
outposts of the Prussian rifles, which they
attacked with great impetuosity. The
Prussians were at FIRST compelled to- fan
back, but reinforcements coming ND. the
Garibaldians were in turn repulsed in great
disorder, the soldiers throwing away their
arms and knapsacks in their flight.
The next day, Sunday, Werder took cir