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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14
Federal officers.
Railroads
Mississippi Central e. Z.
Trains pass Bolivar as fol

GEO. M. DUGAN... .........AGEyT, BOWMAN
Trains pass Bolivar as follows:
MAIL TRAIv South lib ;-......S orth, s19 II
ENPRE4S tram south l. A arthi DO a II
Freight train. South 10 I;----N ortiz, az p y
do 40 do 20 80 II; Do SO a a
RE- Mail train every day - express tram
sve day-Al DN EAHS EACEHIF.B- 90
Connection made by the southwark bound lIall 2lc
Express trains a Grand Junction with trains the 81
* G. Il aud BY the trains going north at Jackson
Temp. with trains the NJ. & y. r. K.
The above schedC,s takes effect May p, 1871.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

PLUNs In a few days there will be
wagon loads of delicious plums here
abouts The bushes are loaded with
fruit, and it is ripening very fast
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

$1,000 Reward is offered by the pro-
prietor Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for n medicine that will equal
1t in the cure of bronchitis, severe
Coughs, ana the early stages Of Consump-
finn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

The BergIund Brothers and their fell
low countrymen are making arrange
ments FOR two DAYS picnic to come off
at Kjerntorp on the 23d and 24yh of this
month There is no doubt about its be-
ing The occasion Of much JOY to all.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

OPEN AGAiy-The Bolivar Billiard
Hall, over the Tempest Saloon, south
side Of public square, is again open to the
Public, and those who are fond Of this
most delightful and harmless game can
now enjoy it. Captain Smith viii wait
on you with pleasure. In addition to the
above a first class Barber Shop has been
estabIised IN the billiard hall. Charlie
JOY viii shave you neatly,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

THE EXPOSITION The managers of
the Memphis Exposition are forwarding
the scheme in a rapid manner 1t is
expected to erect the Exposition building
on the bluffs, between Court and Madison
streets-a most central and convenient
lncnfinn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

We are sorry to chronicle the fact that
DIR. J. H. Larwill has been quite unwell
for several days, We hope he may soon
recover. DIR. n. y. Green viii be found
at the drug store fully competent and
ready to wait on customers during the
pronrietor's Illness
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14
Cumberland Presbvterian Cburoh
Methodist Church.

Services foIlows;-First Sabbath in each month
by Rev. DR. FsTELLE. Third Sabbath by Rev
WI. NJ. NOEMENT.
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VI IA AOt4CCLDI u A4uIQCAulll COuuIy-
For Trustee are authorized to
announce the name Of WILLIAM
SMITH as a candidate for the Office of
County Trustee Of Hardeman county
Election irrt Thursday in August
For Trustee We are authorized to
announce J. G. SAVAGE Of the 10th civil
district, a candidate for the Office Of
Trustee Of Hardeman county at the en-
suings August election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
Il. GRAHAM, candidate for the Office
of Trustee of Hardeman county.
For Trustee are authorised to
aonoUnee J. l.. FLETCHER, of Bolivar
a candidate for the office Of Trustee Of
Hardeman county
We are auth 5rized to announce JACK
7. JONES a candidate for the Office Of
Trustee of HardemGn county.
For Trustee.-We are authorized to
announce the name Of WILLIE FORT
as candidate for the Office Of County
Trustee Of Hardeman county. Election
first Thursday in August, 1872
We are authorized 70 announce II. NJ.
CLARKE, Jr., candidate for Floater,
Of Hardeman, Haywood and Madison.
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SILKING.-Last Monday we noticed
patch of gourd seed corn that was siiking
out beautifully.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

Good Saddles at from s to y
dollars at L. a. OsbOrn's Sad
der Shop.
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TO candidates.

No use of sending off for your tickets,
as we viii print them as cheap as any
one in the District. Call and see.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

FINE ToBACCo.-Those who indulge in
the weed shosld call on J w. Tate, west
side of the public square, and secure
supply Of that splendid natural leaf which
he has on hand and is disposing of at
such reasonable prices. Experienced
consumers assert that the natural leaf,
either for smoking or chewing, is far pre-
ferable to manufactured tobacco. Now
is your time to get a supply Of the genus
inc article Call on Tate.
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Presbyterian Church.

n n ObIDhN IAsI0EI
800 1900 w
Bible Glass on Tuesdays. at
Prayer Meeting Thursdays. .--.... .-......T
Services every Sabbath, a lO1z A NJ. and p NJ
Seats all FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

Ia o Feausientor legal AdYertis
ment Published until paid for,
Ba~ Subscription money ~ must be
paid IN advance.
Bes@ No attention viii be given anony-
nous communications
pa We viii thank our friends for all
local or neighborhood items
B@ 0nef GROSS mark on the margin of
the paHeF means your subscription has
expired; TIVE cross marks means pay up
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

Rendleton & Duncan, opposite this of
fee, have now in store and fer sale Il
house full of pure and unadulterated
drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dye stuhs,
etc, which they are selling very cheap.
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To The Public.

Having sold my Groceries, Whistles,
Notes and accounts to y j. Powell;
urgently request all persons who know
themselves to be indebted to the old bust
ness to come forward and make prompt
payment Of the same to Mr.. Powell at the
old stand of Jesse Norment Esq, (our
Attorney who is authorized to receive
money and receipt the same-thc money
must come immediately or it vii be COLI
lected by law.
T,rr~- am
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

Divorce CASE ENDED.-The divorce
case Of Joseph Musso and wife has been
ended, the parties having arrived at an
understanding and Withdrawn the suit
The unfortunate shootin. alfraY between
air. Musso aud Mr. Groves, arising out
Of a misunderstanding, yet remains to be
considered by the Criminal Court.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

The Evansville Undi 'na) Courier
says ''Moza Morton displayed the
full power OF his influence at Philadei-
phia. lie went for Schuyler, and Schuy-
Ter went out"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

For Tax Collector We are author
lied to announce J. /. SIMPSON, Of the
18th District, a candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector Of Hardeman county.
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ES4 Ese HSs
RiDWAY'S REBDY RELIEF.
CURES TIE WORST PAINS
In Fran One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE Ez0UR

after reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is a CURE FOR
EVERY PAIN
II was The frs ana is
The 02Ey Para HECB2cdV
tat instantly s5rs the most ezorasas.ng palms. a1ays
InhamatCus. and cures Concessions, whether of the
Langs Stomach Bowels, Or other glands or organs, bJ
il FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
RUEU BJhTIC. Bed-riIIcn. Iufrm. Crippled 5ryous,
Neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease may sufcr-
Railways READY RELIEF
WILL Afford INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION Oh TIE kIHNEYS
EXPLANATION OF THE BLADDER
EXPLANATION OF THE i5l B9WE r., nm, $50
SORE THROAT 6f2ilf L a., 9F TIT I'll \, LUNGS
PALPITATIoN on TIRE HEART.
MYSTERIES. GROUP, DfPTHERIA,
HEADACHE. TO0THkCHE -'-'-''---'
NEURALGIA. BHECBIAEIs1I,
The arpIio.ltfoa IF the READY RELIEF 20 tHe part
or PaTts where tie Fais OK difficulty exists UiI icrl
TENT T2gs RS P2i & t7lfr & aeg ,, l ia few
HEA. pTSINTEHY. COLO. WIND is THT
BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
READY RELIEF wish them A few druIs IN water
lii IrsVtn. ek9.s5 o. gains rom gl2nEs ai r1tcr
liant
EEVI2 AND AGUI.
FEWER AID AGUE cured for Sly cents. There is
aad Ag1e and an other malarous. bilious scarlet ~
ph2d yellow. and other tgss.z laiGed by itADW AS
Fifty cents per bottle.
HEALTH! BEAUTY !
STRONG AND PURE ElCH blood NCnEASE
OF FLESH AND NEIGHT-lLSAH ShIN
ANp BEAUTIFUL CoMPLENI3S SECURED
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County omcers.

T. j. FIIPPIN. of SomerviIc see. nd
Court meets Sd Monday in n arch, July and Mover
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS.
MEMrnIs, -, April rs, IS72.

MEMPBIs, Tenn, April To- I6IZ.
70 the Editor ofths BOLIVAR BULLETIN:
Grateful for the call and the cOmpli-
ment implied that lately appeared in the
BULLETIN, and in obedience to the wishes
Of my friends throughout the District,
you viii please announce me a candidate
to represent the Ninth District of Ten
nessee in the Borty-third Congress of the
United States, subject to the action Of the
Convention. Respectfully,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

Cops throughout this section have
improved finely since the late rains and
are now in hourishipg condition. As
a general thing, cotton and corn are both
small, but the fields have been closely
worked and are remarkably clean.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN EESOL-
VENT c'aIHuHicat9s -Irgasl che blood sweat, urine,
and other tuids and juices gf The system the vig0r life
f5r il airs the wastes a she body Oh
uat.-ill Scr0ula. SvrhiIia Consru rtion GI1udular
diseases, Ulcers ia tHg throat N 0ut y 5Ics IN
the Glands aud other parts If the system Eyc-.
S.ruGoruus dEcAarEra FROM the ears. and ths y8rFs
forms %! skin diseases, ErIpt.Dus, Fever Sores Slid
Head, Ring Worm, salt Hheum. ErysfuaIas Acne
Black spots, 5ru5 iu the Fcsa, Tum0es. Cancers ia
the Womb and all Weakening and painful DISCHARGES,
~ Cd. ~wcIt, Loss u Sperm. aad all te life
principle wEiin tile curative range this wonder
81 Modern CaeU.fssy and few day's 80 prove %
any person using D. elter Of these forms 81 disease
potent 90 o. cure chem.
Il1he Ta--ar. daily becoming reduced Iy the -astsa
and ceesrnTtsrluu rat ls continually Tr8ssuz sue
cla1s u sT-astEz These wastes. and repairs same with
material made frun healthy brgi-aud 5iHs Lf1s
>A rs iAhit4LfAN HF. aud DIES slcurs--a s.r.. Is
certain for " hen once this remedy commence work
Of pur lra-i1, ana" lcsssds ia dliuisIug tl- Joss
Hlsc- ITS repairs El be rapid, and every d4r ra
uent WliI feel himself growing hslser and stronger te
weight increasing.
BOT only does che SUBSTANTIALLY EESJI,-
------ -.---- ~ ------- ~ ----- 49,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

There is no "joriging about it lar
Wills iceberg soda lOuntis the coolest md
best thing in town. Go and try it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-14

No MIsrAKE.-W. 7. McCarley is not
gong TO remain in Bolivar longer than
the first Of next month-hence those who
desire his services should be quick about
putting in their appearance at his gallery
one door east of this Office You all
know that he is an artist cf superior
skill and while the opportunity lasts
avail yourselves of his presence. There
is no mistake about it, he goes hence in
two weeks His work is first class,
while his charges are extremity low.
Now is the accepted time.
Cons throucAout this section haye
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-18
10 THE PUBLIC.

The NOrth-Western lBabcOckl Fire En-
tinguiSher Company having brought suit
against the Philadelphia tGardnerI Fire
ENtinguisher Company, tor alleged m
fringpmcnt al the CarlIcr and NIgnOu pa
tent dated April 18th, 1868. Whiuh thD said
BabcOCk Company Processes to own. iN he
use of water imprcgmatcd with cnrhpHjc
acid gas. as Il means to eNtnGul3h hrr@, We
desire to make the following statements,
all of which We are prepared to fully sub
stantiate by proof:
patent is invalid for want Of novelty. in
that a patent was Issued to W. II. Phillips
in England. in l644, and in this country in
1850 fnl. a Fire EXtinguiShcr. in which wa
ter impregnated with carbOnic acid gas
was used is the distinguishing agent.
Second The said SO-called Cartier and
NignOn patent has no legal existence, no
legal application ever having been made
for it to the Patent Office; and its issuance
theretrOm was accomplished by gross
fraud. ...N..s
against us, brought suit for the same eli
ents on the same patent, Qgain-t one Du-
TyeI. in the L. ). Court in New Ofk, 1870,
and the answer of Duryea being filed, set
ting forth the facts herein alluded to, said
TUT was dismissed at the cost OF the plain
stfs.
The RabcOck Company expects to de-
StrOy the sale OF the gardner EXIln9Ul-n-
er, which has 50 seriously interfered with
their lOng-enjOycd monopoly, by eNtCn-
svely advertising this suit and thus in
tllnluAting tne puDlic' II Is our purpose
to defeat their fraudulent design, and to
this end, we viii shortly publish a history
OF the matter, which will ndeceive the
public and expose the wOrthlessness of
that sham, the earlier and Vignon patent.
Copies will be mailed to any address on
application. This Company Will give guar
antees against all loss, damage or trouble
for use Of the Gardner ENtinguisher, and
will, at its sole expense, defend all suits
that may be brought against 1t.
ID. Il. WAGGENER. Secretary,
Philadelphia Fire Extinguisher Co.,
BOG Chestnut ST.. Fhilndelphia. Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-18
Bristol.

The Fourth of July was passed here
rather quietly. There was but little
waste of powder, and neither loss of life
or limb to break the monOtOny. Those
who preferred the breezy grove to their
quiet homes, repaired to the one selected
by the Good Templars for their basket
picnic, where friendly greetings were
exchanged and an enjoyable repast par
taken of. Those who had charge of the
proceedings proved their appreciation of
home talent by their choice of speakers
and music, both of whichwere listened to
and cheered byan appreciative audience.
At the close of the picnic exercises, the
band marched to the residence of J. S.
Drake to serenade his aged father it be-
ing the ninety-secOnd anniversary of his
birthday. The venerable old man wa3
seated on the piazza, leaning on his staff,
and gratified with this tribute of respect,
with his children, grandchildren and
eat-grand-children, listened to the
music he loved so well. Dea. Drake
has been resident of Bristol about
seventy years, and has occupied the old
homestead nearly sixty years.
The abundance of rain with which we
have been favored, has given the farmers
heavy growth of grass, which they are
very busy in securing, and anticipate a
long haying season. NJ.
July 16, 1872.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-18

order of events. But it can very well
be understood that the sale of the gold in
the treasury whether for the payment of
the public debt, or otherwise, would put
it out of power of the government to re-
sumo specie payments. That the sale of
the gold in the treasury, forcing down
the price unnaturally, would stimulate
imports from other countries. increase
the balance of trade against us, create
an unnatural and excessive demand for
coin and, ultimately, advance the price
OF gold for the benefit of spectators and
gamblers, bat to the great injury of the
country. | do not hesitate to declare
that this policy, which is the only pol
icy,in any department of government to
which Mr.. Greeley has adhered for over
three years, would end in disasters, such
as the country has not witnessed since
1887, and if Mr.. Greeley is pledged to
anything, it is TO the Inauguration of
this policy, if unhappily he should be
placed at the head of affairs. The way
to resume is, not to resume arbitrarily
and without regard to facts, but to place
and keep the country IN that line and
condition of prosperity which shall en-
able it to meet all its obligations, and it
is for this reason, that the administra-
ton has believed it to be wise to retain
an amount of gold which should be suf-
ficicnt, when the appropriate moment
arrived, to enable the treasury to resume
the payment of our national liabilities
in specie, without going into the market
to borrow, and without making any
special effort for an undertaking, which
would certainly result disastrousIy to
the government, were it not strong
enough to move free of all dependence
upon external aid
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-18
The ssutIcr ARRAY i'm Alexandria

LQNRON, July II.
Mail adyicea from Alexandria to Fri
day last give detailed accounts Of the
Butler affray. The following officers
Consul Butler, his Secretary Wadleigh
and an attache of the Consulate named
StrOlOgoi-were dining at a Greek res
taurant, where were also a party of off
GERS, Generals Loring and Reynolds and
Major Campbell. AS they were leaving
the restaurant, Loring and Reynolds
saluted Butler, but Major Campbell pass
ed on without recognizing him. Butler
shouted after him: Good evening,
Major Campbell" Campbell retraced
his steps and high words and blows en-
sued. The whole party then went into
the street, where Wadleigh fired several
shots at Major Campbell, wounding him
dangerously. Gen Reynolds then fired
at Wadleigh, but without effect. The
difficulty is reported to have grown out
of long standing enmity between Butler
and Campbell. Persons who have re-
Gently arrived in this city from Alexan-
dria state that they saw Butler, Wad-
leigh, Campbell, Loring and others play
ing cards together wi hin the past few
weeks
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-18

NEW YORK. july y.
CoTToN-MarIet &c lower. quiet. Sale
1870 bales Middling uplands Z3%c
FLOUR-Scarcely 50 duh and UNCHANGED
Sales 1850 Dbls. State s5.25G7.25. RoIInd
Hoop Ohio S630@s.+0, Western s5.25oas =.
Southern S6.S5GsI2.
WHEAT-Is duh and slightly in buver-
Gal.5l. No , do. Sl49'al.5I. Winter Ped
Western sI.G0aIC5, white Michigan Size
@l.7S.
Consolidated opened dull aud closed
heavy. Steamer mixed western JgGlD9c,
sail DO. 81 u 6182.
OATS - Market opened "A shade firmer
aud closed duh and heavy. sales $1,000
bushels. state 46a lsc. Western 44lg5c.
BEEF-The market is dull.
PoRk-Market is nominal. New mess
sI3.J0fo 1919.
Market is heavy, New Steam at
G9x.
BETTER-DuU. state 22s27.
WHIsKY-Marllet is duh AT - kN7qsc.
RICE-MarkeU quiet at 5 ) as.
SBGAR-Market unsettled MuScoValo
at ; = Gt9c. refining : 4 lrcM T..
CoFFEE-Ihe market j. easier. Rio 49,
@lSEc.
M0LAssEs-The market j. dun and IN
changed.
SPLITS TUEPENTINE- Market Is nrm
at 47Ec.
RosIN The market Is quiet at s800a
800 for strained.
PETROLEUM-Oniet at I2,al9as for cr7lda
Refined 22E.
TALLOw-Firm AT Saa9.
G51tS0c.
LINsEED OIL at SIC.
FrelShtS 20 Liverpool very firm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-18

An INSULT TO THE FLAG. - General
Dix ordered that any one who should
attempt to haul down the American flag
should be shot on the spot A man was
afterwards hung in New Orleans for in
-ultng the flag, We had supposed that
the days which called forth these orders
ami punishmcnts, in America at least,
were passed. 1t seems otherwise. In
Rutland, it would appear there exists
one or more persons who will deliberate
ly insult and mutilate the American flag.
The stars and stripes, no matter whose
names are attached as candidates for the
Presidency, are still the symbol of our
nationality. and as such should be re-
spccted. We cannot, for an instant, be-
lieve that any respectable supporter of
Greeley and Brown would cOuntenance
a wanton and deliberate assault on and
uutilation Of that emblem. although it
bears the names Of candidates in Oppo-
sltion to them, and especially when one
name is that of the present Chief Magia-
lId't vi IHt OHlttu otdlCS. eJ tndJ IN
suit has been given, that attack has been
made. Some vile miscreant has seen'fit.
deliberately, wantonly and intention
ally to stone and mutilate the Grant and
Wilson flag. on Center street. Who
aHpotrated this act, there are no means
70 present, Of knowing. Whoever he is,
0,t linn be discovered, if possible, and
.0ar reward meeted out to him. Bring
1In man forward and a suitable reward
4.il he paid.
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NO. s. BOOTS. NO. 6.
medital.

, -. -, ,.,r,,,, ., ,....
( III - BLUSH III ~ 'NIl Al
- \u5 Beaver street, Albany, y. \.
l'it, TELLER continues to he coutideu-
HaHy and successfully consulted On all
-"r'n- of private diseases al his old estab-
acd Hospital 40 ,, Beaver st., Albany,
y \. twenty years devoted to this one
particular branch of practice, enables him
to perform cures such as no other physI-
r}HU cam and MS facilities are Such. being
IN CORES ppudruat with the most celebrA-
ted PHYSICIANS Of III" bld Nurid' of obtain
ING b." safest IT. well a~ the latest remedies
foI these discusses, oifcr lad l"rmrntstU the
untortunHtc OF Iulck ud rapid cure to
nt. Obtained 1T no other place in America.
In ]Nphl!la. guuolThra, Elert, ~trlCtuTcd
enlargement 81 the tuSiicieS and ~prrmatia
cord, hubr, liberated throat, sore throat,
tender shin bone, cutane"n7 "rupt9us,
biies. ulcers. aud all other impurities 0tIhe
system ar" perfectly under the control OF
Lie bur1urs medicines, and have been
tested In more Than 10000 cases annually
With mmtu~" ~Hrr"ss.'
lbtNG Mk\ addicted to secret habits,
"ho have Impaired their health and des-
tOHed the vlg0r OF their minds. thus de
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impeachment Court.

SARATOGA, July l..
The Judge Barnan Impeachment
court met at 10 o'clock to-day, all the
managers present but Niles and Jacobs,
together with Van Colt and Parsons Of
their counsel. The Judge of the Court
of Appeals and twenty-five Senators
were also present Bartlett asked to
have the court adjourned one week be-
cause his client, BARNARD, is confined to
his bed byrheumaticg govt. Unanimous
ly overrulod. The members of thecourt
were sworn in, Notwithstanding Bart
let's protest that the legal form of
swearing was not pursued. The court
then adjourned till tomorrow at 10
o'clock, at the request of w. A. Beach,
the prisoners counsel, who could not be
present until then.
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From New York.
New YORK, July II

New YORK, July Il.
Gratz Brown, for the first time since
his serious attack, visited the Liberal
headquarters, to-day.
The thermometer, to-day, reached 90
in the shade.
There were several cases of sunstroke,
to-day.
Mahlon Anderson has been arrested
here for embezzIement of public funds
in Sweden.
1t is said that an effort will be made,
as soon as possible, to have Thomas and
Patrick Hart, in the Stokes trial, admit
ed to bail, until the next trial. They
have been confined since the shooting of
Fisk.
The number of deaths In Brooklyn,
the past week, was $40. \ great de-
crease.