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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-06
j. n. HUBBARD

Hon Columbus Delano, Secretary of
the Interior, Washington, will please
accept our thanks for copy of a Re-
port of visit to the Sioux and Ponka
Indians on the Missouri River, made by
William Welsh to the Secretary of the
Interior" The report is exceedingly
interesting aud gives us much light upon
the way in which the Indians are being
brought within the influence of Mis- sion.
aries sent outby the different christian
denominations.
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Hubbard $ Practical School.

The manner in which my friends have
rallied to my support in helping me to
make splendid beginning the present
session is the best guarantee that they
int, nd t. make my school success. To
all the citizens of Bolivar, have to say,
that am asking their patronage-not
contributions in money-to enable me
to erect the elegant school house which
design placing adjacent to my present
building 1t shall be model in its
way and an honor to the iowa.
j NJ HUBBARD
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TEN DOLLARS

We wish to inform the public that we
have the Agency for the best Sewing Ma
chine in the market, and the only one
really "First lass" for less than the old
monopoly prices.
1t IS no experiment. to buy "Wilson"
and we guarantee satisfaction. We re-
fer with pride to every owner Of a "Wilr
son" in Bolivar and vicinity.
REMEMBER the fact that you can
not afford to buy a Sewing Machine be-
fore examining the "Wilson." Nor can
you afford to pay $50 extra for longer
credit than six months.
OUR TERMS will enqbla any one TO
buy Call nd see machines at our store.
r. s HARDY & son.
ang Is me- Bolivar, Tenn.
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The following articles are always kept
put up ready for sale, and we wish it dis.
tinctly understood that our medical prep
erations are put up for the sick from
good material, and not second or third
class adulterated medicines-Whicn are
sold only because of the profit on the
Bottle or Package We will give advice
to any person at all times in their USE
Our business is selling medicines and as
such, we have educated ourselves to our
pursuit
We have full line of he following:
Easter OIL Laudanum
Sweet Oil, Paragoric,
Turpentine, Hive Syrup
Ess Peppermint Tinct Iron,
Iinet Nitrate Of Iron, Quinine,
Cream Tarter, Chloroform,
Soda, Blue Mass,
DoVers Powders, Liniments,
Cough Syrup, Pills,
Oils and Ointments, Powders. Is
Family Receipts and Physicians Pre-
scriptions correctly prepared, with the
very best medicines. Call and see us
Respectfully
j. H. LARWILL & co.
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PLEAsINo.-It is always gratifying to
meet an old and respected friend This
pleasure was ours last Wednesday even
ing,when John McNuity, who is now one
of the rising merchants of jackson, Tenn.
stepped into our sanctum He is in ex~
cellent health, and was on his way to
Memphis in search of more new goois
for his popular house, Mr.. McNulty in
forms US that work on the extension Of
the Mississippi Central Railroad began
last Tuesday and that the road viii be
completed to Milan by Chritmas next
One thousand hands and two hundred
and fifty teams are wanted by the con-
tractors now
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The Louisville Exposition was opened
to the public last Tuesday. The grand
Peace Jubilee comes of 10 the above
named city on the llth and 18th instant,
and it is predicted that 100000 people
aill be present
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NOTICE.

All persons viii please come forward
and settle their market accounts, the first
of each month, for l viii not run any ac-
counts longer than thirty days. If not
settled | will stop your account
Respectfully,
G.. A SwINEBRoED
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In Chancery-MoNairy County.
Il. w. IL G. G. Niche, Admrs., &c.


James II Doan, ct ais.
Before the the Clerk d Master, August
Sth, 1872
1t appearing from TIE bill and affidavit
in this cause that the defendants, James
II. Doau, John f. Doan and w. g. Dom
"a minor) are non residents of Tenn
essee, and reside IN Mississippi, and Il
E. Sublett and wife Elizabeth, who re-
sides in Kentucky, AID James NJ. Danes
ron and wife Jane, residence Texas,
and Martha Cameron, A. w. Bailey and
wife Julia, residence Alabama, are also
non residents; so that they cannot be
broug ht into court by services of process
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk d
Master that publication be made for four
successive weeks il the BOLIVAR BULLE-
TIN, commanding said non residents to
appear and defend this suit within the
first three days of the ensuing term Of
said Chancery Court to be held at the
Court House in Purdy, county of Nc
Marry; and State Of Tennessee, on the
lst Monday in September next, or COM
plainants' bill viii be in all things taken
for confessed against them and set for
hearing expartee.
THOS r. BECK,
Aug. 10th At Clerk d. Muster
Mckinney 4 Fitzpatrick, Soils.
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ATTENTION CoNsTABLEs.-Wh you
are in need Of Warrants or other legal
blanks, call at the BULLETIN Office and
get them. We viii give you satisfaction,
both as to price and quality.
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st. James Church. Bolivar, Tenn
ervices every Sunday and the Holy Days by the
RECTOR W O. GRAY.
Ehe hour for opening SUNDAY school is "a o'clock AL
Morning Service on Sundays......-----....g 1873
Evening Service on Sundays------~----.- DO, PA
ACly -.-s.tl2 a n anu ~
Services twice each day duHing Lent.
From to II III aud from to 10 ? n. the Rector
be found in HIS study the 81 the Church.
So The sests Of this Church are ALL FREE.
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polnt oI 20 ordlnary pretensl0ns.

oFF.-Many of our merchants are OF
on visits To the large cities selecting
goods, wares, etc. for the approaching
fan and witer trade, which promises to
be quite brisk ia this section.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOVEMBER ELECTION.
FnR nnNGRESS

We are authorized to announce AN
DREW j. KELLAR a candidate for
Congress in the Ninth District.
In few days he will give, in an ad-
dress ts the people, the reasons for his
becoming a candidate. tide.
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MARKETS.

Cotton comes in slowly. We quote
low to good middlings, 1913 to 81 cents.
Bacon sides, lac; ribbed sides
I3c; shoulders, l2c; S. c. Hams, zoe;
plain hams, lie; breakfast bacon, I64
cents.
Miscellaneous Lard, 123 cents; Flour,
So to So per barrel, as to grade; Meal
90c; Irish Potatoes, Use; Sweet Potatoes,
IS; Stock Peas, 81 per bushel, and in de.
mand.
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WANTED.-Daniel Polk, colorcd, Of
this place, desires to end out the where's
abouts ofhis brothers, Cooper and Grif-
flo, who were sold in Savannah, Tenn ,
several years before the war, by trader,
John Smith, to a Mr.. Perkins. The
names of the parents Of the boys are
Daniel and Manda Polk, who are now
living at Paul T. Jones 2 miles west o.
Bolivar. ANY Information of the lost
brothers will be gratefully appreciated
Write ir care of Col. r. H. Wood, Boil,
var, Tenn.
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Big Hatchie is getting so low that the
logger heads and pot-bellied catfish are
compelled to "skimish about" for sufi-
eient water to hide in. Captain Martin
Pirtle thinks that they will have to eight
out from these diggins" or turn to Mon
keys and go TO climbing trees pretty
soon, Us there are no "goat hair clouds
in sight" Bailey Macon says that the
water courses are lower now than they
have been in twelve or fifteen years.
Rain, and 'Inain chance of ii" is need-
ed badly. Vegetation has ceased and you
might as well try to bail the water out of
Great Salt Lake with hand-ladle as to
sLrout mustard seed.
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MONTGOMERY. Go. n. Y, Sept II, 1869.


DR.. Vim IT. 1'utt:
Sir-Please accept the heartfelt thanks
Of q mother who was well nigh driven to
despair by tho sad condition Of an emily
child. Ny little boy has been afflicted
with ScrofGla ever since his birth, and
after trying every remedy that was re-
commended, and several physicians had
pronounced him past all hope, l sci
IDENTIFY heard of your SaFsaparilla aud
/ Queens Delight It was 50 highly re-
commended that l concluded e try L, but
| must confess with very little faith. He
has taken nine Of the bottles you sent me,
and | am happy In being able to sax that
( he Is almost well; believe by the time
he takes the dozen be viii be perfectly
restored to health. He has gained flesh,
has Inc appetite, and now walks two
miles to school shall slwavE remem.
Der you with gratitude
ANN MURRAY.
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TO Candidates.

No use of sending off for your tickets
AS we will print them as cheap as any
one in the District Call and see.
PARLOR AND CHURCH ORGANS,
the best and cheapest, at II. G u0Ls
LENBERG'S, 274 Second street, Mem
phis Tennessee. nov24-ly.
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Railroads
Mississippi Central r. r.


GLU+ n UUtFA UNI D. = II
Trains pass Bolivar follows
NAIL TRAIS, South Lib i...-.... orth, sO9 P n
EXPRESS train SOUTH IS A North, 540 NJ
Freight train South 15O P AI:.....NOrth, 4-i2 n
do DO do 1850 Pm; DO 80 n
az Mail train every day So Express train
runs every dav-MONDAYS EXCEPTED, -56d .-I.-
Connection Is by the southwark bound n all and
Express trains A. Grand junction with trains sn tls N
q. and by tina trains going north at Jackson
Tenn. with trains the Nj. & y. X. 4. ~.
The above sehedEls takes effect May %. ISL
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A GeoD THING.-Last Tuesday, at the
request Of the inventor and patentee,
Thomas S. Smith, we visited w. Il. Rey~
noId's furniture store-who, by the by,
has been appointed Mr.. Smiths agent
for the purpose of examining a model OF
the Masonic Cotton Press After care
ful and minute examination, in company
with gentlemen of great knowledge and
experience in such matters, we could not
find an objection to the working Of the
model, which, we presume, is a fair rep
resentation of the Press on larger scale.
The Press is novelty in its way; COM
bines great strength, and cheapness, and
is no doubt an excellent invention. The
principle upon which it is worked is en-
tirely different from that of all others, and
needs only to be seento be appreciated.
Mr.. Smith has just put up one of his pres
ses at ICONS Station, and We hear gentle.
speak of it in glowing terms Call on
men Mr.. Reynolds and see the model. As
soon as possible the Presses win be man
ufacturei and put on sale in Bolivar and
at other points. -F-r-
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g0taI afaifs.

Ia No Transient or Legal Advertis
ment Published until paid for.
IA Subscription money ($2) must be
paid in advance.
IA No attention will be given anony-
nous communications.
sJ~ We viii thank our friends for all
local or neighborhood items.
"a One cross mark Gu the margin OF
the paper means your subscription has
expired; two cross marks means pay up
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-06

SWORN lN.-On Monday tie different
county officers eleoting in August last
put in their presence before the Honora
BILE County Court, gave bond, took he
oath, and are now ready to attend to
official duties, fully armed and equipped
as the law directs We wish them
happy issue out of ali their difficulties
for what public servant is there who does
not have his share of yexation and
troRble7
EDUoArIoNAr.-Th four lending seho, Is
of Bolivar-"St. James Church School
for girls, Rev W. G. Gray, Rector and
Instructor in the Glass es, Miss Mary
McAnally, Principal Miss Victoria
D. Bowers, Assistant" sBolivar Female
Acadeiay, Prof. j. W. Graham, Princi>
pal, 'Hubbards Practical School, Prof
). Milton Hubbard, Proprietor" and
the Bolivar Male Academy, Prof w.
II. Bowers, Principal" opened last Nom
day under favorable auspices, each being
well attended Early in the morning of
The day mentioned the light-aearted,
merry children eOald be seen on all OF
our principal streets vending their way
10 the different institutions Of learning,
where We hope they will each gain jewels
mere valuable than those found mid the
far-fAmed gHIchss OF the new EIdorado
Bolivar 10 fast becoming an educatioDa
point of no ordinary pretensions
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-06

CHICKERING PIANOS are the best.
II. G. HOLLENBERG, Agent, 274 Sec
ond street, Memphis, Tenn. novelty
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ESrERrR1sp.-From a card which APP


ENTERPRIsE-Froma card which ap-
pears elsewhere It VIII be seen gEas Prof
J. Milton Hubbard designs erecting a
wagniaeent seho i building. ia Dur midst,
and all he AXIS forAt the nds Of Our
citizens is their patronage, at heis going
to defray all expenses himself ask
ing nothing but public patronage and no
donations or subscriptions We admire
the pluck of Prof Hubbard, and feel
assured that an appreciative public will
encourage him in mis- lapdable endeaYor
to build up, in Bolivar, one Of the best
schools in the State. Success 10 all such
enterprising gentlemen, say We.
N J. Powell has just received another
large stock of choice liquors, tobacco
and cigars. John Umhaw wants to see
you. Call, he says, take a smile, chew,
or smoke, game of billiards or seat
in the big arm chair in the barber shop
over the Tempest Saloon.
A CHANGE-Last Tuesday a. Warren
& Son sold out their entire stock of fam,
lily supplies, etc, to Captain NJ Il. Pr
tie, who VIII be found at the old and well
known stand, so long occupied by the
Warrens. The new firm will be known
as NJ. IL Pirtle & Co. We wish them
much success.
Andrew johnson made three hours
speech at GallHtin last Saturday 70 z, SOC
people. He is certainly candidate
and is going to stir up the politica
/ waters
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Prasbvterian Church.

Z CSD y SC4AesA OAuA Oh-
Il CBROWN, PASTOR,
sunday School A d
Bible Glass Tuesdays. at .--.,...........-..
Prayer Meeting Thursdays. at .--...- -.--..7 do
Services every Sabbath, st I6Jz NJ and NJ
Seats all FREE.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Services as follows :-Firss Sabbath in each month
5y Rev. DIR. EsrELLE. Third sabbath BY the Rev
WI. NJ. MOMENT
Methodist Church.
Services every Sabbath, at IaJz A. III and 2 NJ
by the Rev. r PEOPLES
SABBATH SCHOOL st IS a. NJ.
Singing Sabbath School Scholars every Sunday
ming at 25S o'clock Prayer Nj ssting every Wednes-
day night Choir meeting every Friday night Regular
Church meeting first Wednesday night in each month
Young Mems prayer meeting every Monday night
-,
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Dr. Puts Hair Dye is Easily Applied
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HARRY N. HILL,

"A t to IN e Y at Il aw
BOLIVAR, TENN,
VIII practice all the Courts Of Hardeman, Fayett
Madison, and meNaiFy counties.
REFER ENC1ES-
E J1EFRET & CO. New York,
LANCsTRoTH hlAIsON CO FhiladelphiR
PRITCHARD 4 BICKMAS. lNcw Orleans
" A RICiI ARBsOS a sos, louisville. Ky
II BIn.oP CO, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Scum BROTHER. St lOnis $40.
Judge WRIGHT. Me.nphis Tenn
STEPH SMITH. do d
GERMAN NATIoNAa 4SASE, Memphis
BEECHER Z BELCHlh, do
w N RANDOEPhr do
DONoHO, joy co. do
A VACCARo CO. Mehiphias
Hill, Font 4 Co, do
W II MOORE CO, do
Y LEMON GALE, do
BJLLs &pILL, Bolivar. Tenn. p. MILLER. Bolivar
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Competition the Life Of Trade.

Having full stock Of FURNTTrRF vbs,h 7 -
direct froIa the Manufactures bye the 60 80 80
eomPstet to sueeessfy compete Uish any ara az e.
tabiishraent in the stats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

Oyer and Terminer In October. Humanity speaking
yourselves and tho public may rely upon their being
then tried.
know Gen. Barlow well know that no Is most earn
est and deermined in his effort TO bring these men TO
justice and know that he Ia simply Incapable Of being
party TO any such bargain that intimated In the
rumors to which your article Of this morning refers
Yours truly, WHEELER H. PEcKHAM
Hec- York, No. IS WoHs., Sept. IT, 1872.
We are TO have Mr.. Tweed tried then in
October not September but are to have the
trial without fail. We shall see. Gen. Bar
low finds warm defender in Mr.. Peckham,
as is natural and right. But this gentleman
must know that Gen. Barlow's political
associates have been taking strange liber-
ties with his name and that the boasts OF
the Grant people for the past two weeks that
they were going to carry Newton City nave
been directly connected with their confidence
in the active political cooperation OF tweed
and O'Brien-felons both, who, If law nad
really resumed her sway in NEWTON
would be fleeing from the peniten-
tiary instead of managing Presi-
Dental canvass. Perhaps it is too late to bring
Mr.. O,Brien into the prisoners dock. 1t is not
too late for Mr.. Tweed, and we promise to
watch the CdSe. ncduJLuc "o cai VII" "VNN-
ton of the country to this mans attitude.
I. Thief though he is, under indictment for
colossal vilainy, he finds time for political
manipulatiOns.
2. He publicly honors us by grave disap-
prevail of The TRIBUNE's political course.
3. He announces that the question OF where
"his influence is TO go in this campaign Is
to be settled by "the way he is treated
L. Having as he thinks, found out, he straight
way begins to work for Grant. Just before
the late great Greeley meeting in Union square
he wrote to many of his personal and political
friends, urging them to take no part In the
meeting, and to keep their friends from at
tending it, and expressing the hope that it
would prove failure. Among those to whom
he addressed such letters is mentioned the
name of Justice Coulter.
s. That all the persons whom Mr.. Tweed can
influence, happily now small number, are
to-day decidedly and actively for the re-
election of Gen. Grant, is established by in
contestable evidence.
In short Mr.. Tweed thinks so well of the
sort of reform Mr.. O'Brien began last Winter,
that he has resolved on the same role. We
invite especial attention to the efforts he made
to aid Mr.. Thomas Murphy and his other
business and political associates by trying to
keep Democrats away from a Greeley meet
ing. For once we have occasion to tender
him our hearty thanks
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
Neroi2lork Daily Griba1re.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1872.

Tho London Tory Journals condemn the action Of the
Arbtrators. Charles Sumner will leave London IN a
short time for Paris. So Edmond About mas peeh
arrested by the Germans. === letter from Dr Li'-
ings,one has been received at Zanzibar. 60 circular
has been issued by the German Government against
emigration The Prussian Foreign secretary mas re-
signed his Office.
Cen Burnside and others made speeches at the Oraht
Soldiers and Sailors Convention at PittsOurgh -
farm laborer near Columbus, Ohio, murdered the SUI
criptepdent of the farm through Jealousy and then
attempted to kill his own wife.
Horato Seymour the coOred inmate, who was recently
beaten by keeper at the Wards Island Lunatc Asylum
bas died from his injuries. == The Apollo Han De
ocracy holds the Endorsement OF the Liberal state ana
National nominations in allegiance. =- Gold, llSi, nAb
114S Thermometer, 61o, ESQ, go.
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TWEED As a GRANT "REFoRMER.e


Last Fall, Mr.. James 0Brien, having been a
day late in making his arrangements with
Auditor Watson, but having comfortably ar
ranged pecunlary matters with Mr.. William
NJ. Tweed, burst upon us "a a full-blown
,"-greatly to the establishment of
skeptical old fogies like ourselves, who had
small faith in the crops of grapes generally
picked from thistles. We purpose to show
that Mr. VIM. NJ. Tweed is essaying the same
successful role. But first we hasten TO print
this letter from the counsel for his prosecu-
tion
To The Editor OF The Tribune.
siR / notice in your paper Of this morning
statement that Attorney General Barlow has promised
TO try Tweed and others in September and an ntimaton
OF current rumors that the trial was deferred I'm conse
quenee OF some bargain agreement between the Ring
maeiactors and Gen. Barlow's political frlends Permit
me 10 say that know the you thus mention 10
DO utterly without foundation. Gen BARLOW mayor has
taxen and does not now propose To take persona
part In these trials or in the preparation OF them
His other public duties engross his attention.
He has oonhded the management OF them IN r,,so,,
and counsel associated with me- and he bas unre,o,,
tngy expressed 20 us his urgent desire that Tho
should be proceeded with at the earlleat noss
moment think you must be mistaken In saving th.,
10 pfoIpted 10 try the cases in September n WA
meyer lltonded " Iy them in sepenber. but at the
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he may be reserving for use at that time. We
refrain from following this matter further e.
who knows that Mr.. Clews may not be de-
signed, in case Grant succeeds in grasplng
that second term, to succeed Mr.. Boutwell, as
custodian of the eighty millions Of money said
TO be contained by the U. S. Treasury AT
present he is only custodian of the Admins
tration Campaign fund at home, and of the
Government balances and credit abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18
amueetuf,,Is, eit., CHS Gpsnins.

Roorns THEArER.-"The Bells" j. W. Ma, .s'S-
FrFTH AVENUE TNHEATER.- DiamohuS'
w., ns,.spor. and Mis- Clara Morris -
cp.Np OPERA HoUsE--"Le Roi Carotte' MIS-
JoSr Wool and Miss Rose Hersee - x,,,e -
o,v,,prc THEATER.-At and at 8: zone "le'
Charlotte Thompson :, A.. 400
ITsTo, sor.RK THEATER.-"Agnes." Miss Agnes
Rthsi snd PiessY kordsunt . x.. IL.
WAHAcK's THEATER. -" lxion'" MISS Ns"'"
Thompson and Harry Beckett
A,u,,c,N INsrrrUTE.-Forty-f Annual ExhiDi-
tiou Day All RVenng.
CALIFORNIA MINsTREIs at No. ~ broao"aY-
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.-Summer Nlgn's wi"
oett Theodore Thomas ~.
RonINsoN's CIRCUS at Msdison-ave' and FORTY
eOh-sI Day and Evening - , ~. NJ;
SrrpSwAY HuI--Concert. Mile Carlotta raul
and Sgnor Mario Nr...oIo
c. T,vvs THE,rER.-San Francisco Mnstrels'
rouy PASTORS OPERA HOUsI.-Vaneties.
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The following is an attack in the Grant organ
of this city on John w. Forney, the editor OF
The Philadelphia Press, and on those who act
with him:
For be 1t remembered, Harranft was hero when his
sIanderers were skks He took Antietam Bridge while
tho sooundrels who assang him were shiver1ng In
their houses As a soldier citizen, he has passed
spotless and honorable and honest life and 1t is
poor reoompense for all that he has done for his country
that he should be made the target of scOundres who
Lave lched to fatteu and robbed that they might ruin
brayef and better men than themselves"
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Mr.. Jones in a speculation which Mr. Jones
made highly profitable to Gen. Grant ana
received as his reward therefor the Belgian
mission. We have said dozen times before
that we hopo to see the President cleared
from this imputation. But, 80 Ear, this has
not hnen done.