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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02
Atlachiaent Nofice.

STATE Of Tennessee, HardemaB County.
Before T. w. Tate, j. 2.
Little 4 Robinson Va. E. Lillard.
In this eause, the plaintiff having sued
cut an attachment agvinst the estate of
defendant on the grounds thar he has re-
moved himself from this tate, aud the
same having been returned before me,
executed by punishment, etc, It is there
fore ordered by me that publication be
made for four consecutive wee ks IN the
Bolivar Bulletin. notifying defendant to
appear and defend this cause bef re me
on SATURDAY, February "a, 1872, at
my dweiliDghOuse in the 18th civil dis
triet, or this cause will be proceeded with
eK paTte. 7. w. TATE, j. =.
January 9, 1872 Az
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DELINQURNT ~ LEsT.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

STATE OE TENNESSEE WHEREAS Circuit
the
the
goods hatles within
therefore ordered If sydan
OF much thereof of
the and charges ssveray law d
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NEWspAPER DECISIONS

q. Any person who takes paper regularly from the
Sss omes-syhsshsr directed 70 his anSthsr
nslAsr he has subssrbsd noss responsible for the
Gay.
T. II psrtEs erdsrs bis PaPsr siEssntisusd he
pay all the publisher may eOntinus
u uAt psynsRtis made and collect The Vhols
WhsthsE It is taken from II once o. nat.
:. The decided that refusal to tsEs
papers psrisaisas fFs IKE Fest O&ss. removing
And leaving tbsm unsAed fsE pria eS evidence Of
ntsRtiohai frasd.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

Hon w. w Vaughan has placed us
uader obligations for repeated fayors this
week. in the WAY of late Congressional
BTOlrHtriiIe Bee
The Hon. w. w Vaughan seems to
heve forgotten that Hardeman county is
in the Eighth District, or that it was the
vote of Hardsman county that gave him
the nomination at jackson. He never
sends the document" this way.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

The Kentucky Legislature has con.
cluied to grant the eoIored population of
that State the privilege to "swear On
the 24th ultimo the House Of Represent
ativ' concurred in the Senate resolution
admitting negroes as witnesses in she
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02
The Radieals are very m

The Radieals are very much concerned
at Their late discovery that there i no
recognition Of Gnd in the Constitution.
Way should they be 30 much exercised
IN th;s regard2 Accor ling u Radical
teaching he Constitution has alwags been
"a ieaEue with dea u and covenant sith
bel" and for our cart We cam imagine
Why they should want the name vt God
n such an instrument
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NOn-Resident Notice.
State IF IeHResses, Hardenaaa County.

State IF TeHnesses, Hardensan County
Elliott & Co. VS.. J. R. Cayiness
In this cause, it appearing by affidavit
that J. X. CaViness Is justly indebted to
the plaintiff and is a uou resident OF the
tate, 80 THAI the ordinary process of law
cannUt be served on him, aud sn Origin
mai attachment having been levied on
his portion of the estate of John CaTi~
ness, deceased, l. is therefore ordered
that publ cation be made in the Bolivar
Bulletin, u newspaper published in the
Town Of Bolivar, Tenn, for four success
i've weeks, commanding the said T.
Caviness to appear before me, d A. Fer
guson, at my Office in the town Of Sauls~
bury, in said county, in Civil District No
10, ON the 9th day of February, 1872,
and make defense to said suit against him,
Or it will be proceeded with exparte.
d. A FERGUSON, }. p. II. c.
January 5, 1872 4w
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

On the 2lst ultimo the steamer Emma
coHid-d with and sunk ferry boat in
the Tennessee river, opposite Chatta-
no0qa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02
MOSES K d
G de F.

A grand mass meeting of Reform Rs
p1bIicans is to be held in Cincinnati on
the lst Of Nav next
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

The work Of putting Forts sumter and
Muultrie in a defensible condition is now
progressing Contractors commenced
the mounting Of forty heavy guns on the
22n ulsimo. Fort Pglaski, below Savan-
nah will also be strengthened with ex
tensiye earthwork and guns Of great
calibre
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In of the foregoing will proceed
Y, ayofEe
the Courthouse of the laWd
IL. JOINER, H. c. H. G.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

Under authority Of the united railway
companies of New Jersey, who appro-
priated ten Thousand dollars for the pur-
pose, Mr.. F. B. Stevens has recently
made several experiments on boilers at
Sandy Hook He discovered that explo>
sions often take place when there is
"plenty of water in the boilers" What
will the old engineers FAY to this?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

A colored got his head shot of in
Nashville the other day for insulting an
Italian woman-a p0nr peanut vender.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

The paper is to the people what sign
boar: Il to the traveller. The paper tells
who is in business and where to trade,
and the sign board tells the name OF the
place and direction. Then if you want
people 70 buy Of 700, tell them through
the paper where you stay and what you
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02
Best Of the Season.

The Louisville Ledger gets Of the fol-
lowing:
IL Is great pity that among all the
stockings hung up during the holi-
days, Grants pct thief was not Of the
numb Der.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

Ed, Lee, the negro wh1 shot and killed
Elias King in Haywood county, several
mOnths ago, is 70 be hung at brownsville
to-day.
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Secretary Robson Captured.

In Washington City, on the 23d ult
the marriage of Mr. Robson he Score
tary Of our Navy, to Mrs. Mary b.
Aulick, of that city, was celebrated at the
Church of the Epiphany. Out Of respect
to the Head of Nation" useless S. grant
was permitted TO be present, and the
members of the Cabinet, with their fami-
lies, also looked in The Rev. Dr.
Starkey oficiated, with one assistant,
There were no bridesmaids or grooms-
men. The Hon Montgomery Blair gave
away the bride, while the Secretary
"surre ndered" himself There was one
basket OF "beautfuf flowers at hand.
which we're scattered" by Miss OgIsn,
a niece Of the bride. Mr.. Secretary and
Mrs. Secretary at once took passage on
the good ship Bridal Trip" for the
North, where they Will remain long
enough for the homer" to sour, when
they viii again return to the Capital
City, and resume business. We wish
them fair trip on smooth waters, aud
warR the Government Of SpaiS to make
a nota Of the addition to our Navy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE.

How Fortunes are Made-Lessons
from New York Check Books
The Crank that Turns
the World-The True
Secret of Sue
cess
Millions for Ink-An Inside View Of
Money Making Machine
Life Illustrated and Set
to Bank Notes The
Rod Of Moses.
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Procrastinatlon.

1t is said that the National Democratic
Executive Committee will not meet till
after the Philadelphia convention to de-
eide when and where the National De
anocratic Convention shall be held. It
is thus proposed CO adhere to the passive
policy until AL the plans and purposes
Of the Republican party on the Presi,
dential issue are fully developed, and
therefore maintained that there is ample
time for the committee to call the Demo
cratic Convention as late as August, and
thus give full opportunity for ell ele-
ments opposed-tO the eotinuanee Of the
present administration to unite ia an op-
position Presidential ticket This view
Of the course to be pursued meets with
she approval, is is understood, Of many Of
The Democrats IN Congress.
Mr.. Edward Hammond died on the
Ssth ultinO, at the advanced age of 70.
This makes e 'Rind up' Of the DsrsmOor
priaons.s.
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New YoRK, Jan. 25. 1872.

Ne" York csrrs'poua.... sf til. Bolivar Bun..il.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

Allegheny City, Pa, is just now 10 a
high old state Of excitement over the
discovery of q "hauuted house." Until
quite recently it was the abode Of their
Chief Of Poliss-Ehieh accounts for ia
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02
WRT. EKNABE & CO.,
sUGHsEf0ctGETeT-sO Of
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Piano F'OrteS,

Baltimore, Md.
These Instruments have been before
the public for nearly thirty years, and
upon their excellence alone attained an
uHpurchGsed pre- emiRence, which pro
nounces them unequaled In
TONE,
TOUCH,
WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY
~All our Square Pianos have our
New Improved OvcrstruDg Scale and the
Agratfe Treble
BE- We would call special attention TO
our late Patented improvements in
GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE
GRANDS, found in no other Piano,
which brings the Piano nearer perGec
ton than has get been attained.
EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR
FIVE TEARS.
B%We are by special arrangement
enabled to furnish Parlor Organs and
Melodeous of the most celebrated makers,
Wholesale and retail, at lowest Factory
Prices
Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists
promptly furnished on application 70
VIM. KNABE & CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
Or any Of our regular established agsn-
eies. Nov 10 or
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02


These however are but TIE uutcast OF
tue grander army OF ADVERTISERS, who do
their Agnt and heavy skirmIsning anu
iorRl their lines vi battle IN the columns
OF the press.
There, the art of making fame and
money has been reduced mathe maticalIy
10 a science. We.-koown and trustxurlhy
business establishments, ike those OIL
howell q Co.. Pertergi.l IL Co, and
Others, are the engineers OF TINS species
of warfare, aod tnsy 5aa tell 20 a fraction
what i wis cost u storm the oreast-woFks
and reach the citadel wherein Is enshrIn-
ed the prIZs that Is - be Won. Visit any
oil these large hrms ana you Wi be aston
ished az the InaguinItuds Of their bu,i-
ness. They occupy large apartments n
the most expensive portion u Aes York,
employ scores OF clerks, and receive tons
upon tons Ol newspapers every week. The
walls are ike hoBey-combs Of pigeon
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02

Gold by ell druggists. Price 81 so
fJs - Milf
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Non-Resident Notice.

This. January u, 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. %, 1874.

FURTHER PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMEET-uEP-
WORTH DIXON AWARDED ONE FARTHiEd
DAMAGES.
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RAILROAD MISMANAGE.IENT.

A TRAIN THROWN DOWN AN EIBANKMENT-
ONE PERSON KILLED AND MANY INJURED.
| SYRACUSE, Nov. ga passenger train left
here at 1890 D. m yesterday the Delaware and Lack
awanna Railroad, for BInghamton, with baggage car
and two passenger coaches. When near GAINESVILLE,
seven miles south OF Syracuse the train going at an
usually high rate OF speed the engine jumped the track
and after running about five rods the ties plunged
down an embankment is feet high. dragging the train
with it, The engine completely stripped OF every
thing that could be detached and lay half imbedded In
mud beneath the 6rst passenger coach, which was
thrown upon its side The other coach was turned bot
tom upward and badly smashed The baggage car lay
on the side about 80 feet from the track The second
coach caught fire the overturned stove but the IN
injured passengers succeeded in extinguishng the flames
The only man killed outright Peter Mehan. the EN-
neer a resident Of this city. He stood bravey at his
post and burned and scaded to death beneath the
ruins H. Tibbetts the fireman. badly scalded, aud
1t is feared he will not recover Nearly every passenger
was more or less hurt. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin H. Hoyt OF
this city we're among the nJured-the latter very ser
ousy on the forehead and chest Seth d. BAKER or TINS
city received severe bruises about the head aud back
woman and child, name unknown, were seriously in-
ured The dead and wounded brought to this city
The accident said to be traceabe to the WORKOUT iron
Of the track
LArER-A large public meeting was held, this even
ne 10 express views the management OF the syria
cuse and Bnghamton Railroad. Andrew ID. White pre-
sided and reviewed the management OF the road which
he declared was infamous and than that OF any
other road he ever travelled upon Yesterdays disaster
resulting IN death, was simply murder. Ex-senator
Kennedy and others denounced the management In
equally strong The meeting adopted resolutions
calling upon the Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad
company To reform the evils complained Of aud demand
ing The removal Of Z. EmendOrf soan the present
SUPERINTENDENT OF the road Acommittee appointed
10 circulate memorials for signature asking Tie Govern
ment to Interfere tho Company refused 10 reform th(
mana cement.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTEa,

Capt. w. r. Wells. a retired sea captain,
h,rg himself IN hOpkiaion, l., IhAnfssi'ins Day.
-. The United States flagship Worcester, OF the
North Atlantic station arrived Key Nss Ierisy ron bsTss
-. Patrick Groyman was found dead in the sub
Of Providence Tturday E0fng having AsatJ essA hns
blows and keks
1.-THE steamship Francis OF he new French limo
TO the we Indies s. at tbs mah y te k, F ass
hoe wrecked q Csye Cofa .ts ~sng ue
TIP Valparaiso The eags Vi tho ks'e's aHi 1--we u ms SsS
also lost
49, The two fortunate convicts in the Massa-
Prison Chsor who reserves psrioa 'f. we
Governor hahhgyng DaY, soeonL 70 vac euss1
Phillips lad 10 NE sentence and 1"hh hae'
sns Lss served ssysn osso Of ~ year., for safgsfy.
Communication between Kingston, Jamaica,
and b. cable Interrupted Ice hrrsh - Pnt es
A,ynw. the hs been carefully 1srsel An At
made cable orier 10 MAKE the bssAFI rsps
e0uPasy asAas TIE arn'a % Hs
and approved gIsppAag s,ss hoA kagisni-
Ben Bacon alias Henry johnson, freedman,
"a, hang ,esenisy Rarer of Jms hs Mar
lin 10 the presence thousand people ma eooEs Martin
MA. formerly, Richmond and bis 10Th
tie time Bseoa In bis sayneni an travels
wagon The paddle ros sssa We aaflsI "a s,4r
all,cA
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rOprICN NOTES

On the 9th of November, in the Lower
House OF the Prussan Landtag, after brilliant speech
by Falk, in which the determination Of the Cow
eminent TO wage with the influence OF Rome was
announced, a motion introduced by Herr Mainckrods
against the exclusion OF members Of ecclesiastical orGers
teachers from the public schools rejected, tnd
vote standing 242 to S.
The French Assembly recently requested that
prayers should be offered for the Divine blessing upon
the legislature Mgr Dupauoup Bishop OF orleans, IN
conveying the mandate to the clergy, writes: I'm tho
middle of this immense disorder OF public minds and
morals the Hottest and most terrible controversies,
social religious violently agtaed Msled intcl'
ecs and the weakness Of public reason no longer SUI
fce we have the confusion Of tongues As Of old
in Babel, men longer understand another; somo
call evil good, and others good evil As after these fur-
GUS storms which make the earth quake there appear
It's surface strange reptiles and perncious beasts,
till then hidden in the bowels OF the globe, 80 We
periodically after each social tempest curious gem
Grafton Of new men, gathered from and wide There
nothing sacred for them. Souvenirs past GRANDEUR
monuments law ancient customs, history noble an
tquity, philosophy even, and letters are all odious 10
Them Themselves men OF to-day. strange and violent.
pygmies, born OF storm-eVerythng winch dates from
yesterday, which and lasts, which promises peaca
family paernal rights property domestic hearth nol-
ness OF conugal ties, maternal dignity aud the In
uocence OF YOUTH the purest, most venerable anu tao
hOliest affections OF the human heart are ruthlessy
trampled upon by this new race, eeDy defended Ga TRAIT
orously abandoned"
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MIR. GREELEY's LAST HOURS.


So far as any Of his associates knew, Mr.. Greeley
was In almost as good health as usual when. the
dav after the election he wrote the card announcing
HIS RESUMPTION of the editorial charge of The TRIB-
uNE His sleeplesness was known to have become
reatlv worse but for years he had suffered more OF
ess from the same difficulty. 1t is now clear that
sufficient allowance had not been made for the
intense strain upon him throughout the Summer,
and specially during the last month of his wifes i'll
ness 1t soon became evident that his strength
was unequal to the hard task to which he set him.
SELF lie wrote only three or four careful articles
no one of them half a column in length. The most
notable perhaps, was that entitled Conclusions"
wherein he summed up his views of the canvass.
In all he furnished less than three and half columns
after his return contributing to only four issues of
the paper Two or three times lie handed hisassstant
short articles saying There is an idea worth using,
but have MT felt able to work il out properly.
You had better put it in shape"
At last, on Tuesday, tine 18th inst, he abandoned
tho effort to visit the Office regularly and sent for
Dr. Krackowizer, the family physician of Mr.. A. j.
johnson. the friend with whom he was guest,
and in whose house his wife had died. Every
effort was made to induce sleep, but he
grew steadily worse. until it became evident
that his case was critical. Dr. Geo. c. s. Choate
and others were then called IN consultation, ana
fnally1 it was decided to take him TO
DR.. Choate's residence, two or three miles
distant from Mr.. Greeley's own country home at
Chappaqua. Hero he received the underwriting
attention OF Dr. Choate and here DR.. Brown-Sequard
Dr. Brown and others also called in consultation
The Insomnia had developed into Inflammation OF
the brain, aud under this the venerated patient
rapidly sank. At times he was delirious at other
times as cear-headed as ever. He lost flesh aud
strength with startling rapidity; and in a
few days the possibility of his speedy
death forced itself into unwilling recognition.
IL was not, however, until Thursday last that
his associates and family brought themselves to adj
nit IT. and then they still cung TO their faith in
the vigor Of lis constitution.
On Wednesday night he failed very rapidly
Thursday afternoon and evening he seemed
somewhat easier. During Thursday night he
slept very uneasily. mutterng occasionally
and frequently raising his right hand. Toward
morning he was moro quiet, and between s and
o'clock fell into . nearly unconscious condition,
which continued, with intervals. through the day
His extremities were cold all day. and there
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Il CHAPTER OF CASUALTIES.
TRAGIC DEATH OF A BOY.


ROCHESTER, Nov. 29.-Yesterday afternoon
several boys whose ages range from fifteen to seventeen
years. were amusing themselves by shooting AT TARGET
with revolver, in a vacant lot GOodman-st. While
the pistol was In the hands OF Samuel Bend OF tho
chambers was premaurely discharged aud the ball en-
tered the body OF William Cook, who exclaimed: %
shot through the heart so for DOCTOR" lie then ran
few feet sank upon his knees, and exelaimng, This
Is sorry afternoons work." expired. Bend and his
companions were arrested and are he'd in custody Tn
await the result OF q coroner's inquest.
FATAL ESCAPE FROM THE FLAMES.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.-A fire broke out in
Louis Rures bakery last night and James Crowley aud
his son Jumped from third story window 70 escape
tho flames Tho elder Crowley struck on his head, and
received injuries which will probably prove fatal The
wife and three children OF the younger Crowley were
rescued by remen from the third story though In an
,useps!ble condition The children were restored To
consciousness. The mother, however, is in critical
condition.
FOUR MEN KILLED BY DUALIN EXPLOSION.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 29.-Cummings's daalln
mandatory three or four miles north Of this city, ex-
ploded yesterday afternoon, killing four persons and
badly wounding another The OF the explosion 10
unknown The article manufactured Is more explosive
than nitro-gycerne.
A ROLLING MILL BURNED,
CLEVELAND, Nov. 29.-At about two o'clock
this morning the Cleveland Rolling Mil Company's
spike and nut factory. fouDdery, patternshop, and
office at Newburg Ohio, were entirely destroyed BY
IRE. The loss is $4,000; insurance. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
AT WASHINGTON,
WORDS OF SYMPATHY.


To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR The intelligence of the illness and
prostraton Of Mr. Greeley upon with such sud
dennes as to shock with apprehension as to the possible
termination OF his long and noble abors and produces
profound sympathy in the hearts OF host OF his old
socates and friends There are some strict partisans
Who from motives Of Jealousy pride, or party feeling,
in some form another, would hold him perpetually
under censure; but there mutudes who honor and
love him for his long career Of useful and remarkable
labors and who desire to him Of old, and renew
the associations and cordates that subssted previous
to the campaign-men, moreover. whose sympathies,
friendship and regard are not controlled by selfish and
ignoble motives They have been waiting only for him
to return to active duty to give him the practical demon
sraon Of their regard. We hope we shall not be COM
PEELED by Provdenal nerposition to pay tribute to
his memory, instead or to tile living and generous
worker who has long been heard in the great arena Of
the country's conflict. 1t may interest his friends
throughout the country to know that this feeling had
marked expression in the Futon-s prayermeeting to-
day, where gentleman present made reference TO Mr.
Greeeys condition. and fervent and earnest prayer was
offered up in his behalf. Mr. Greeley's friends are in
petitions heavenward that his DAYS may be prolonged TO
full complement OF labor, usefulness, and reward. II
il be true that his work enied. there will be sincere
mourning u land such as has been witnessed at the
loss of very few OF our public men. UALLAM.
Nelr- York, Nov. ~, 1872
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SPAIN.

AFFAIRS on THE FRENCH FRONTrER-THE KIN0
Observation-Disclosures OF AN INsUR-
RECTION IN MALAGA.
MADRID. Friday, Nov. %, 1874
Considerable excitement was created yester-
day by an In tho EpOea that the French
Government contemplated forming an army OF OBJ
servation tho Spanish frontier, and that troops
we're arriving the border FOR that purpose. II has,
however since been ascertaned that the Epoca m
informed and that there for the excitement
The movements seem which gave rise 10 the report wero
merely the regular Autumn maneuvres OF the French
troops.
King Amadeus has progressed so far toward recovery
that the physicians in attendance upon him deem It un'
necessary TO issue any further bulletins.
The Government has received information that tho
insurrectonsry movement In the province OF Malaga
has been suppressed. A band Of Republicans has al
peared near Bboa.
Tho lower branch Of the Cortes has adopted the fret
section Of the Clergy budget by vote OF loi against A.